Women’s 1500m Freestyle
1. Leah Smith (Pittsburgh, Pa./Cavalier Swimming), 16:01.02
2. Hannah Moore (Cary, N.C./NC State University), 16:08.68
3. Ashley Twichell (Fayetteville, N.Y./North Carolina Aquatic Club), 16:10.63

Race Notes

• Smith wins her second national title to qualify for a fourth individual event on the world championships roster. Smith also won the 400m IM and was second in the 200m, 400m and 800m freestyle events.
• Katie Ledecky (Bethesda, Md./Stanford Swimming) will also swim this event at the world championships.
• Smith’s time is the second-fastest in the world this year, behind Ledecky’s 15:35.65.

Women’s 200m Individual Medley
1. Melanie Margalis (Clearwater, Fla./St. Petersburg Aquatics), 2:09.57
2. Madisyn Cox (Lubbock, Texas/Longhorn Aquatics), 2:09.69
3. Ella Eastin (Irvine, Calif./Stanford Swimming), 2:10.89

Race Notes

• Margalis wins her second national title in this event to qualify for an individual spot on the world championships roster. She also made the team in the 800m freestyle relay.
• Margalis is now ranked third in the world this year, while Cox’s time follows as the fourth fastest.

Quotes

Melanie Margalis: “There’s definitely some potential [for more]… I think that I was just feeding off the energy from my teammates. Georgia just had such an incredible meet, it helped me get through the week.”

Men’s 200m Individual Medley
1. Chase Kalisz (Bel Air, Md./North Baltimore Aquatic Club), 1:56.51
2. Abrahm DeVine (Seattle, Wash./Stanford Swimming), 1:56.79
3. Josh Prenot (Santa Maria, Calif./California Aquatics), 1:57.14

Race Notes

• Kalisz wins his fifth national title, and first in this event, to sweep the individual medley events in Indianapolis.
• Kalisz’s time is fastest in the world this year and a personal best.
• DeVine is the third-fastest performer this year; his time was a personal record by nearly 2 seconds.

Quotes

Chase Kalisz: “It’s great. My goal was to be able to represent the U.S. in both IM [races], and to complete that and be moving forward ... I’m happy with that. I think I can go faster than that, so I’m excited to get another shot at it.”

Men’s 800m Freestyle
1. Clark Smith (Denver, Colo./Longhorn Aquatics), 7:50.43
2. Zane Grothe (Boulder City, Nev./Badger Swim Club), 7:50.97
3. True Sweetser (Hernando, Fla./Stanford Swimming), 7:55.29

Race Notes

• Smith wins his first national title to add a second individual event to his world championships schedule. He was second in the 400m free to Grothe earlier in the meet.
• Smith is the sixth-fastest performer in the world this year.

Women’s 50m Freestyle
1. Simone Manuel (Sugar Land, Texas/Stanford Swimming), 24.27
2. Abbey Weitzeil (Saugus, Calif./California Aquatics), 24.74
3. Lia Neal (Brooklyn, N.Y./Stanford Swimming), 24.77

Race Notes

• Manuel wins her fourth national title and third in this event to add this event to her world championships schedule. She was second in the 100m freestyle earlier in the meet.
• Weitzel qualified for the world championships roster with her runner-up finish.
• Manuel’s time makes her the third-fastest performer in the world this year.

Quotes

Simone Manuel: “I think that I was able to take a little bit of pressure off myself … I obviously have very high expectations on how I should perform, but in that 50 free I walked out on deck and had a better sense of calm and was more relaxed. I was happy with that swim, and pretty surprised with a 24.2 based on how I’ve been feeling in the water. I think with a little more rest I’ll definitely be able to go faster.”

Women’s 50m Freestyle
1. Caeleb Dressel (Green Cove Springs, Fla./Bolles School Sharks), 21.53
2. Nathan Adrian (Bremerton, Wash./California Aquatics), 21.87
3. Cullen Jones (Irvington, N.J./Wolfpack Elite), 21.89

Race Notes

• Dressel wins his third national title this week to qualify for a fourth individual event on the world championships roster. He also won the 50m and 100m butterfly events and was second in the 100m free. 
• Dressel’s time is the third fastest in the world this year.

Quotes

Caeleb Dressel: “It feels good, especially with good company. There’s a lot of really fast guys in that heat. I just have to work on my last 25m in the next few weeks. We’ll look over the schedule and figure out what we need to do to represent USA the best I can. If your focus is set on one race at a time, all of your energy is going to go into that one race – that’s what really helps me … moving along and going with the flow.”

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