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Olympic swim, Caeleb Dressel would lead off the men’s 400 free relay... 062 ONE YEAR LATER, MATT GREVERS 034 U.S. NATIONALS MEET RUNDOWN REDEEMS HIMSELF AND SMILES by Andy Ross by David Rieder Andy Ross gives you rundown on the 16 races from PUBLISHING, CIRCULATION AND ACCOUNTING For Matt Grevers, the pain of finishing third at U.S. Nationals that you need to know about. Featuring Olympic Trials never went away. It didn’t matter that WWW.SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM Katie Ledecky, Nathan Adrian, Caeleb Dressel, Lilly it was an incredible field that included the eventual King and more. Olympic gold and bronze medalists... PUBLISHER, CEO - BRENT T. RUTEMILLER [email protected] 043 ANNUAL AQUATIC DIRECTORY 064 ABBEY WEITZEIL’S TOUGH YEAR CIRCULATION/OPERATIONS MANAGER - TAYLOR BRIEN All the information on aquaitc products and services CULMINATES WITH A SPOT IN BUDAPEST [email protected] from the best manufacturers and providers in by David Rieder the business. On the sixth night of Olympic Trials last summer, EDITORIAL, PRODUCTION, Abbey Weitzeil had achieved her ultimate goal, the MERCHANDISING, MARKETING AND 054 EVEN AFTER UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS, one she had put her life on hold for a year to pursue. ADVERTISING OFFICE MALLORY COMERFORD STILL HUMBLE She had made the Olympic team... AND HUNGRY 2744 EAST GLENROSA AVENUE, PHOENIX, AZ 85016 TOLL FREE: 800-511-3029 by David Rieder 066 WHERE THE AMERICAN SWIM TEAM GOT STRONGER AT NATIONALS PHONE: 602-522-0778 • FAX: 602-522-0744 It was the most stunning, surreal moment of the NCAA WWW.SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM season: Mallory Comerford, the inexperienced 19-year- by David Rieder old from the University of Louisville, was running down Looking back on the five days of racing at U.S. EDITORIAL AND PRODUCTION the great Katie Ledecky in one of her signature events... Nationals in Indianapolis, there was no bigger shock performance-wise than Leah Smith posting the [email protected] world’s third-fastest time on her way to victory in the 056 FOR BETHANY GALAT AND NIC FINK, THE 400 IM... SENIOR EDITOR - BOB INGRAM REBOUND IS ALL THE MORE SWEET [email protected] by David Rieder 068 TRUE SWEETSER LOOKS LIKE THE MILER ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR - ANNIE GREVERS Bethany Galat might have been the happiest third-place THE U.S. NEEDS [email protected] finisher at Olympic Trials—even though she endured by David Reider that heartbreaking result twice in a six-day span... The American team needed an answer in the men’s GRAPHIC DESIGNERS - JOE JOHNSON, EMMI BRYTOWSKI 1500 free. Connor Jaeger was retired and Jordan STAFF WRITERS - MICHAEL J. STOTT, DAVID RIEDER Wilimovsky focusing on open water, and in their 058 HEARTBREAKING DQ OPENS DOOR FOR stead, no one entered in the event at this year’s U.S. FITNESS TRAINER - J.R. ROSANIA ELIZABETH BEISEL TO LEAD TEAM USA Nationals had ever previously broken 15:00 in ONCE AGAIN the event... CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER - PETER H. BICK by David Rieder SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM WEBMASTER: With 100 meters left, Elizabeth Beisel’s 11-year streak WHAT MADISYN COX OVERCAME DAYS 070 [email protected] was cooked. Turning from breaststroke to freestyle BEFORE THE RACE OF HER LIFE in the women’s 400 IM final at U.S. Nationals, Leah by David Rieder MARKETING AND ADVERTISING Smith had built up a big lead, and Ella Eastin was a Madisyn Cox was staring at her best shot to make [email protected] solid second... the U.S. World Championships team. She had never INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS swum at an Olympics or a long course World Champs 060 THE LOCHTE RULE: WHY ALL THE DQS meet before, but now she was the No. 2 qualifier for AFRICA: CHAKER BELHADJ (TUN) AND WHAT COULD CHANGE the women’s 200 IM final at U.S. Nationals. AUSTRALIA: WAYNE GOLDSMITH, IAN HANSON by David Rieder EUROPE: NORBERT AGH (HUN), CAMILO CAMETTI (ITA), Of the 48 swimmers who raced in an A, B or C final 072 THE PRESIDENTIAL HISTORY OF OENE RUSTICUS (NED), ROKUR JAKUPSSTOVU (FAR) of the 400 IM at U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis, SWIMMING JAPAN: HIDEKI MOCHIZUKI four—or 8.3 percent—were disqualified for by Caitlin Daday MIDDLE EAST: BARUCH “BUKY” CHASS, PH.D. (ISR) “swimming more than one-quarter of the race in a Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. once said, “I think swimming SOUTH AFRICA: NEVILLE SMITH (RSA) style of backstroke.” The so-called Lochte rule had is a wonderful thing.” Roosevelt’s
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