Events

2012 US Open

Aug. 7-11, Indiana University Natatorium, Indianapolis, Ind.US Open (small)

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2013 World University Games Selection Procedures   
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2012 AT&T; Winter National Championships

Nov. 29 – Dec. 1, University of Texas, Austin

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Future Events Schedule

2013 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships

(World Championships Trials)

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June 25-29 Indianapolis, IN
2013 U.S. Open Aug. 6-10  Irvine, CA
2013 AT&T Winter National Championships Dec. 5-7   Knoxville, TN

EVENT NEWS

06/04/2012  Trials and Tribulations: Eric Knight Update
Three months ago, we met Eric Knight, a SwimMAC Carolina Elite Team swimmer now training for the Olympic Trials. The six-foot-seven athlete has gone from a non-swimmer in high school to an Olympic Trials qualifier. This week, we catch up with Eric.
05/31/2012  Can't Miss Race at the Santa Clara Grand Prix
This weekend at the Santa Clara Grand Prix, we’ll see Natalie Coughlin compete in the 100m backstroke against superstar Aussie Emily Seebohm. It’s the Can’t Miss Race of the meet. Coughlin will use it as a last and final chance to gauge, tweak, adjust, and refine.
05/30/2012  Five Things to Watch at the Santa Clara GP
With less than a month until Trials, we close our ’11-’12 Grand Prix circuit this weekend in Santa Clara, California.The 2012 Santa Clara Grand Prix is the grand finale. The last opportunity for many swimmers to get some final Trials cuts and races.
05/24/2012  Single-Day Tickets now Available for Olympic Trials
Single-day tickets for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Swimming, which will be held June 25-July 2 at CenturyLink Center in Omaha, are now on sale. Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.com; by calling 800-745-3000 or at the CenturyLink Center Omaha box office.
05/10/2012  Can't Miss Race at the Charlotte UltraSwim® GP
It seems cliché, expected, and redundant to label another Phelps swim as a “Can’t Miss Race” – but we must. In recent interviews Phelps has given hinting of a post-2012 competition-free lifestyle, to not acknowledge this potential end-of-an-era seems, at least to me, exponentially more improper.