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2022 Swammy Awards: CAC Female Swimmer of the Year – Maria Mata Cocco

Mexico's Mata Cocco became the first female swimmer from Mexico to earn a second swim at the World Aquatics Championships in more than a decade in 2022.

Budapest 2022, North America Day 4: USA Finds Redemption in Mixed Medley Relay Budapest 2022, North America Day 4: USA Finds Redemption in Mixed Medley Relay

The United States, Canada, Mexico, and Aruba were all represented in the finals and semi-finals of day 4 of the 2022 FINA World Championships.

2021 Swammy Awards: Dylan Carter Wins Men's CAC Swimmer of the Year 2021 Swammy Awards: Dylan Carter Wins Men's CAC Swimmer of the Year

For the second year in a row, Trinidad and Tobago's Dylan Carter wins the Swammy Award for Central American & Caribbean Male Swimmer of the Year.

2021 International Swimming League - Match 6, Day 2: Live Recap 2021 International Swimming League

Angel Martinez Breaks 100 Free/200 Fly Mexican National Records in ISL Match 4 Angel Martinez Breaks 100 Free/200 Fly Mexican National Records in ISL Match 4

Kansas City Qualifier recap, qualifying standards and a national record

Ahmed Jaziri of Eastern Kentucky impressed in the steeplechase (Photo/EKU Athletics) The latest edition of the Trials of Miles x CITIUS MAG meets, the Kansas City Qualifier, did not disappoint. The races were competitive, exciting, the atmosphere looked incredible and it was an improvement from the Texas meet. Not only were there some Trials and Olympic standards met, but there was also a national record set among a lot of other exciting results. Here is the Kansas City Qualifier recap. Adding the 100m and 110m hurdles to the program for the first time was great. Christina Clemons showed out and ran a strong 12.64 to win over a talented field. She started out strong and powered through all phases of the race. Michael Dickson took the men’s 110m hurdles with a 13.38. That is faster than the US Trials Standard, but not quite the Olympic Standard of 13.32.