Rafa Maciel

Call me mad, but it feels very strange to have made it all the way through a major championships without hearing how the results were going to lead to a slashing of funding for sport.

Plenty of positives to take away from the performances at an event that isn't always a priority for our top athletes. But perhaps biggest positive is the fact that maybe, just maybe UK Athletics is getting its act together when it comes to approach to selection. I could be wrong, but I think they pretty much took everyone they could - I don't think anybody who was offered a spot through the rankings was rejected. Hopefully this carries through the rest of the events coming up.

Catching up on backlog of results. Last week was the first couple of rounds in the BMX Racing European Cup and there was plenty of good news for Team . In the men's event, Ross Cullen did the double, winning both Rounds. Matthew Gilston was 13th with Kye Whyte in 17th in Round 1 but followed that up with a 6th and 8th place respectively in Round 2. In Round 1 for the women, Emily Hutt was the top finishing Brit in 3rd with Bethany Shriever in 8th place whilst Sienna Harvey took 2nd in the Under-23 race. In Round 2, Shriever took the top spot on the podium with Hutt finishing in 14th place. All in all a very positive weekend for both the men and the women. Appreciate that it is still early days, but think there is every chance that should be able to qualify 2 quotas in both the men's and women's BMX Racing for LA. Indeed, if Shriever can stay healthy and maintain form, there is even chance the women's could sneak a 3rd spot. It makes a huge difference having multiple riders scoring points in the Elite races. Going into Paris, the team were pretty much entirely dependent on the performance of Shriever. But with Shriever and Hutt in the Elite and Harvey likely to move into Elite next year, GB have a strong squad.

2026 Week 12 (23-29 Mar) Events: Aquatics - Artistic Swimming: World Aquatics Artistic Swimming 2026 World Cup II (27-29 Mar) - Don't have a start list yet, but would expect our mixed duo to be competing in Paris Aquatics - Open Water Swimming: World Aquatics Open Water Swimming 2026 World Cup I (27-29 Mar) - As with the artistic swimming, GB Aquatics don't seem to publicise the athletes selected to compete at these events. Cycling - BMX Freestyle: Lloyds National BMX Freestyle Series I (28-29 Mar) - It's a relatively small field declared so far and it could change before next weekend, but world number 6 Jordan Clark should be appearing along with world number 18 Reef Way. They'll be joined by Riley Coleman, Jack Maguire, Kaine Mitchell and Miller Temple. Likewise, the women's entry list is small. Sasha Pardoe will be joined by Elsa Rendall Todd and Evie Harrison. Cycling - Road: Volta Ciclista a Catalunya (23-29 Mar) - Tao Geoghegan Hart, Oscar Onley, Noah Hobbs, Ethan Vernon, Jake Stewart, Paul Double, Mark Stewart and Tom Pidcock are among the starters. Tour of Bruges (25-26 Mar) - No Brits showing on the initial start lists for either the men's or women's events, but these things have a habit of changing closer to the event. E3 Saxo Classic (27-Mar) - Oliver Stockwell, Lewis Askey, Connor Swift, Josh Tarling, Ben Turner, Samuel Watson, Robert Donaldson, Bjorn Koerdt, Oliver Peace, Owain Doull, and Fred Wright should be competing. Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields (29-Mar) - Josh Tarling, Callum Thornley, Lewis Askey, Connor Swift, Ben Turner, Samuel Watson, Owain DOull, Matthew Brennan and Sean Flynn look to be competing in the men's event. Anna Henderson, Millie Couzens, Zoe Backstedt, Cat Ferguson, Carys Lloyd, Pfeiffer Georgi, Robyn Clay, Josie Nelson, Imogen Wolff and Elynor Backstedt will compete in the women's event. Fencing: FIE Epee World Cup (Individual & Team) (26-29 Mar) - Benjamin Andrews, Cador Beautyman, Williams East and Charlie Lutyens-Humfrey will be competing in the individual event but are not registered for the team event in Astana . FIE Sabre World Cup (Individual & Team) (26-29 Mar) - Jenna Bray and Maria Chart will make the trip out to Tashkent to compete in the women's individual event whilst Liam Croft, Max Cromie, Olympios Gougoulias, Luke Haynes, Ian Ho, Mattia Plastow and Eiger Swinscow will be competing in the men's event taking place in Budapest . They'll be joined by Samuel Allen, William Deary, Barnaby Halliwell and Jonathan Webb who will compete in both the individual and team event. Golf: PGA: Texas Children's Houston Open (26-29 Mar) - Dan Brown, Harry Hall, John Parry, Marco Penge, Jordan Smith, Matt Wallace and Aaron Rai will be competing in Houston. LPGA: Ford Championship (26-29 Mar) Charley Hull, Lottie Woad, Gemma Dryburgh and Jodi Ewart Shadoff will be competing in Arizona with Mimi Rhodes currently showing as the first reserve. DPT: Hero Indian Open (26-29 Mar) - Grant Forrest, Dan Bradbury, Ewen Ferguson, Calum Hill, Andy Sullivan, Marcus Armitage, Matthew Jordan, Brandon Robinson Thompson, Alex Fitzpatrick, Ben Schmidt, Joe Dean, Sam Bairstow, Jack Senior, Ross Fisher, David Law, James Morrison, Daniel Young, Joshua Berry, Euan Walker, Cameron Adam and Nathan Kimsey are scheduled to compete in New Delhi. Sailing: Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofia (27 Mar - 04-Apr) - One of the world's biggest sailing regattas and are sending a big team. Nacra17: John Gimson & Anna Burnet, Arthur Fry & Chloe Collenette, Duncan Gregor & Jasmine Williams. Women's IQ FOIL: Islay Watson, Darcey Shaw, Lucy Kenyon, Jennie Roberts, Emma Wilson. Men's IQ FOIL: Duncan Monaghan, Finn Hawkins, Boris Shaw, Andy Brown, Will Ziegler, Max Beaman, Samuel Sills, Matthew Barton. Men's ILCA7: Michael Beckett, James Foster, Elliot Hanson, James Percival-Cooke, Finley Dickinson, Alastair Brown, Kai Wolgram, Hamish Collingridge, Sam Whaley, Robin Phipps, Alfie Noel, Joe Rowe, Arthur Farley. Women's ILCA6: Daisy Collingridge, Molly Sacker, Carys Attwell, Matilda Nicholls, Hannah Snellgrove. Women's Kite: Catrin Williams, Ella Geiger, Emma Rennie, Lily Young Men's Kite: Ben Field, Sam Dickinson 49er FX: Florence Brellisford & Sophie Raven, Karrie Clark & Felicity Brellisford, Freya Black & Saskia Tidey, Maddy Anderson & Katie Dabson, Eleanor Keers & Jess jobson. 49er: Sam Jones & Tristan Ahlheid, Elliott Wells & Freddie Lonsdale, Billy Vennis-Ozanne & Zac Blomeley, Charlie Gran & Ewan Gribbin, James Grummett & Rhos Hawes, Fin Armstrong & Richie Thurlby, William Pank & Thommie Grit. 470 Mixed: Martin Wrigley & Bettine Harris, Haydn Sewell & Daniel Fusco-House, Arwen Fflur & David Bromilow, James Crossley & Rachael Potter, Hannah Bristow & James Taylor. Shooting: ISSF Shotgun World Cup (25 Mar - 03-Apr) - A strong team should be making the trip to Tangier . Men's Skeet: Ben Llewellin, Mitchell Brooker Smith and Arran Eccleston will compete whilst Hugh Westminster and Dominic Cooper will attend as RPO competitors. Women's Skeet: Phoebe Bodley-Scott with Bethany Norton as RPO. Men's Trap: Nathan Hales, Matt Coward-Holley and Tom Betts. Women's Trap: Ellie Seward and Maddie Purser. Coward-Holley will team up with Seward and Hales will partner Purser in the Mixed Team Trap. Squash: Optasia Championships (24-29 Mar): As you'd expect, there are plenty of Brits competing on home soil. Joel Makin is the 4th seed, Marwan ElShorbagy the 6th seed and Mohamed ElShorbagy the 7th seed. All three have a first round bye. Jonah Bryant will face Raphael Kandra in round 1 with the winner taking on 3rd seed Diego Elias in round 2. Curtis Malik faces Patrick Rooney in the first round with the winner to take on 6th seed ElShorbagy in round 2. Declan James will take on Karim El Hammamy for the right to face 4th seed Makin in round 2. Sam Todd has drawn Juan Vargas with the winner taking on top seed Mostafa Asal in round 2. Georgina Kennedy is the 4th seed with Jasmine Hutton the 7th seed and will have a bye in the first round. Lucy Turmel will take on Torrie Malik in the first round with the winner going on to face top seed Hania El Hammamy in round 2. Triathlon: World Triathlon Championship Series I (27-28 Mar): Given the current situation in the region, it's not surprising that this event has been postponed to a later date - at least for the elite level. It looks like the age group races will go ahead as planned.

It's the British Championships this weekend Men's All Around Gold: Joe Fraser - 84.5000 Silver: Jonas Rushworth - 80.900 Bronze: Jake Jarman - 80.550 Fair to say that the return of Max Whitlock didn't quite go to plan with falls on both the pommel and P-Bars. Hi pommel score of 11.600 placed him down in 21st and 12.500 on the P-Bars placed him 19th. Women's All Around Gold: Ruby Evans - 53.350 Silver: Ruby Stacey - 52.650 Bronze: Shantae-Eve Amankwaah - 51.800

sent a decent number of swimmers to compete in this weekend's Giant Open. Jack McMillan was the top qualifier in the prelims of the 400 Freestyle but had to settle for 4th in the final in a time of 3:48.34. Katie Shanahan took the title in the 200m Backstroke in time of 2:09.64. She followed that up with 10th overall in the 50m Backstroke. She'll go in the 100m Backstroke later today having qualified for the final in 6th place. Duncan Scott was 4th in the final of the 200m Butterfly in time of 1:59.27 Angharad Evans' great form continues as she takes the title in the 100m Breaststroke with a time of 1:05.46. She followed that up with the title in the 200m Breaststroke in 2:22.02. Adam Peaty finished 4th in the final of the 100m Breaststroke with a time of 1:00.79. He advances to the final of the 50m Breaststroke in 4th place. Freya Anderson took second in the 200m Freestyle in time of 1:58.91. She then placed 3rd in the final of the 100m in 54.39. Keanna MacInnes took the title in the 200m Butterfly with 2:08.92. She'll return to the pool later today for the final of the 100m Butterfly, having qualified in 3rd place. She'll be joined by Lucy Grieve in the final. Jack McMillan won the 200m Freestyle in 1:47.05. Teammate Duncan Scott was 6th in 1:48.76. McMillan will swim again later today, having made the final on the 200m IM.

Luke Dillon is stepping down from his role as GB Surfing Performance Coach to return to competition this weekend

Tatum Keen on track for her biggest career result in Tbilisi. She's through to the gold medal match in the -52Kg weight division where she'll face Blandine Pont. Irrespective of whether she wins or loses, it will be her best result ever and her first medal at Grand Slam level of competition. Staying in Tbilisi Acelya Toprak also has a chance to get her first Grand Slam medal. She'll fight Martha Fawaz for bronze in the -57Kg weight class. Only a couple of months before the LA ranking window opens and the results are definitely looking better than we saw last year.

Victory for Tom Pidcock in the Milano-Torino today. His first victory in a one day race for a couple of years

2026 Week 9 (02 Mar -09 Mar) Results: Time to catch up on a backlog of results. Badminton: YONEX All England Open Championships (03 Mar - 08 Mar) - They came, they played, they didn't last long. Kirsty Gilmour withdrew before the tournament began. Ben Lane and Sean Vendy retired whilst trailing 16-21 15-18 to the top seeds Kim Won Ho and Seo Seung Jae in the first round. Callum Hemming and Estelle Van Leeuwen lost 14-21 12-21 to Goh Soon Huat and Lai Shevon Jemie in the frist round of the Mixed Doubles. Alexander Dunn and Julie Macpherson were the only Brits to win a match as they defeated Jesper Toft and Amalie Magellund 21-19 14-21 21-9. They would ultimately lose to 6th seeds Xin Wa Guo and Fang Hui Chen 19-21 19-21 in the second round. 61st Portugal International Championships (04 Mar - 08 Mar) - Team had a better time of it in . Cholan Kayan got through to the quarterfinals of the Men's Singles with a couple of strong victories including defeating 3rd seed Dmitriy Panarin 21-11 11-21 21-8. Both Miu Lin Ngan and Leona Lee came through qualifying to make the main draw of the Women's Singles. Ngan would lose out in the first round whilst Lee would exit in the round of 16. Harry Wakefield and Robin Harper lost to William Boe and Andreas Sondergaard 11-21 27-25 13-21 in the first round of the Men's Doubles. Likewise, Saffron Morris and Yulia Tang also exited in the first round after a 15-21 9-21 defeat at the hands of Anna-Sofie Nielsen and Sofie Rojkaer in the Women's Doubles. Baseball: 2026 World Baseball Classic (05 - 17 Mar)- were swept aside by both (8-2) and (9-1). That was followed by another defeat at the hands of (7-4). They finished their pool match with an 8-1 victory over to finish the pool in 4th place. Basketball: 2027 FIBA World Cup Qualifying (03-Mar) - men suffered back to back defeats at the hands of . They lost the home leg 93-57 and the away leg 84-75. Cycling - Road: 63rd Trofeo Laigueglia (04 Mar)- Mark Donovan was the highest placed Brit in 42nd with Lukas Nerurkar in 57th. Ben Granger was in 66th. Both Oliver Stockwell and Simon Carr failed to finish. Strade Bianche (07-Mar) - Tom Pidcock finished in 7th place. Bjoern Koerdt and Mark Donovan both finished in the points in 37th and 38th respectively. James Shaw finished in 56th. Connor Swift finished well down the field in 105th with Ben Granger in 113th. Strade Bianche Donne (07-Mar) - Flora Perkins was 16th; Millie Couzens 34th with Josie Nelson in 38th Cycling - Track: UCI Nations Cup I - Perth (06-08 Mar) - The travel disruption cause by events in the Middle East caused havoc with the event as plenty of teams from Europe couldn't get over to Perth. Aussie turned Brit at least did us proud - taking gold in the Men's Individual Sprint and silver in the Men's Keirin. Fencing: FIE Foil World Cup (Individual & Team) (05-07 Mar) - The event in Cairo has been postponed due to the conflict in Middle East and will now take place on 16-April. FIE Sabre World Cup (Individual & Team) (06-08 Mar) - As with the Foil event in Cairo, the Sabre events in Padua and Athens were cancelled and due to the Middle East conflict and will be rescheduled for April. Football: 2027 FIFA World Cup Qualifying - women made solid start to their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 6-1 defeat of followed by a 2-0 win over . Golf: Ladies European Tour Australian Women's Classic (05-08 Mar): Meghan MacLaren and Caley McGinty finished on -9 in a tie for second place, 4 shots behind eventual champion Kelsey Bennett. Lily May Humphreys finished in 9th on -4, a shot ahead of Alice Hewson. Chloe Williams and Annabell Fuller were in a tie for 18th on Par whilst +1 placed Charlotte Heath in 22nd. Darcey Harry, Esme Hamilton and Kelsey Macdonald were in a group on +2 finishing in tie for 25th. +4 left Lydia Hall in tie for 34th. Cara Gainer was down in 50th place on +9. The rest of the Brits failed to make the cut. LPGA Blue Bay 2026. (05-08 Mar): Mimi Rhodes was the best placed Brit in a tie for 33rd. Gemma Dryburgh's +7 was enough for a tie for 50th whilst Jodi Ewart Shadoff finished on +8 in a tie for 60th. PGA: Arnold Palmer Invitational (05-08 Mar) - Harry Hall finished on -8 in a tie for 9th with Robert MacIntyre in a tie for 24th on -2. Matt Fitzpatrick finished on +1 in a tie for 41st whilst Tommy Fleetwood was 49th on +6. Justin Rose missed the cut. PGA: Puerto Rico Open (05-08 Mar) - John Parry and David Skinns finished on -11 in a tie for 8th place. Danny Willett was down in a tie for 42nd on -6 with Martin Laird in a tie for 57th on -4. Matt Wallace and Paul Waring missed the cut. DPT: Joburg Open (05-08 Mar) - Dan Bradbury was the champion on -17, one shot ahead of runner up Brandon Robinson Thompson. Alex Fitzpatrick was in 6th place on -12. Both Nathan Kimsey (-9 for 12th) and Ross Fisher (-8 in 15th) had top-20 finishes. Todd Clements, Eddie Pepperell and David Law finished on -5 in a tie for 28th place. -4 left Cameron Adam, Ben Schmidt and Connor Syme in a tie for 36th whilst Marcus Armitage and Jamie Rutherford were on -3 in a tie for 45th. Jack Hawksby (-2), Ewen Ferguson and James Morrison (-1) missed out on top-50 finishes whilst Sam Bairstow, Joe Dean and Richie Ramsay were well down the field in a tie for 62nd place on par. The rest of the Brits competing missed the cut. Judo: Grand Prix Upper Austria 2026 (07-08 Mar): have had a decent start to the season and there were a couple of bright spots in Linz. Men's -60Kg: Charlie Ayre lost his first bout of the tournament in the round of 32. Men's -66Kg: Charlie Young lost in the first round. Michael Fryer exited in the round of 16. Men's -73Kg: Irakli Goginashvili lost in the first round, but Ethan Nairne took his first Grand Prix title. Men's -81Kg: Lachlan Moorhead exited in the first round whilst Rory Tyrrell went out in round 2. Men's -90Kg: Jamal Petgrave had a bye to the round of 32 but lost his first fight. Men's -100Kg: Oliver Barratt was another early casualty, losing in his first match. Men's +100Kg: Wesley Greenidge lost in the first round. Women's -52Kg: Caitlin Barber was another first round exit whilst Tatum Keen took 5th place. Women's -57Kg: Acelya Toprak had a first round bye but would lose in round 2. Women's -70Kg: Katie-Jemima Yeats Brown went out in the first round whilst Kelly Petersen Pollard went through to the repechage and would finish in 7th place. Women's -78Kg: Emma Reid was the top seed but lost her first fight. Shelley Ludford exited in the round of 16 Squash: Airsprint Private Aviation Canadian Men's Open (02-06 Mar): Marwan ElShorbagy, Greg Lobban and Adrian Waller all exited in the quarter-finals whilst Nathan Lake, Simon Herbert, Sam Osborne-Wylde and Nick Wall lost in the 2nd round. Finally, Tom Walsh and Rory Stewart were first round casualties. New Zealand Squash Open (03-08 Mar): Joel Makin got through to the semi finals before losing to Mohamad Zakaria in 5 sets. Patrick Rooney made it to the quarterfinals before being beaten by Makin. Both Jonah Bryant and Curtis Malik had first round byes and would lose their opening match. In the women's draw, Torrie Malik got to the semi-finals but had to retire whilst trailing 4-11 7-11 0-2 to Nele Gilis. Grace Gear went out in the 2nd round whilst Alicia Mead lost her first round match to Alina Bushma. Richardson Wealth Women's Open (04-08 Mar): Tesni Murphy was due to be the top seed in Vancouver but withdrew before the event started. This elevated Georgia Adderley to the top spot, and she would go on to take the title with a 12-10 11-9 11-8 victory over Nardine Garas. Kiera Marshall also had a decent tournament run. she got through to the semi finals where she faced Adderley. She was trailing 3-11 4-11 1-8 when she was forced to retire. Rugby SVNS: Vancouver (7-8 Mar) - Another weekend and another 8th place finish for both the men and women. For the men, they started with a 21-5 defeat at the hands of . This was followed by a 29-5 loss to . The pool whitewash was completed by a 10-0 defeat to . They came close to a win in the 5th place semi final before coming up short in a 21-19 loss to . The weekend ended with another 29-5 loss to to condemn the team to the bottom of the pile (again). The women's team have been having a nightmare and there's no sign of it ending anytime soon. A 35-5 defeat at the hands of was followed by a 38-5 loss to and a 31-7 loss to . A 32-0 defeat to in the 5th place semi final all but guaranteed they would finish last and their position was confirmed by a 34-19 defeat by . There's still plenty of time before LA, but unless something drastically changes, I can't really see either side qualifying. Table Tennis: WTT Feeder Dusseldorf (02 Mar - 06 Mar): It was a case of so near and yet so far for Anna Hursey. As the top seed, she navigated her way to the final for the loss of only 2 sets. Unfortunately, in the final she came unstuck against qualifier Yuka Kaneyoshi, losing in straight sets. Tom Jarvis was the 5th seed in the Men's Singles and had a bye in the first round. Unfortunately, he lost his second round match to Andrei Istrate. It was better news for Samuel Walker who progressed to the round of 16 before falling to 4th seed Adrien Rassenfosse. Tennis: BNP Paribas Open (04 Mar - 15 Mar): In the men's singles, both Jack Pinnington Jones and Billy Harris lost in the first round of qualifying. In the main draw, Jacob Fearnley got through to the second round with a 6-3 6-3 win over Damir Dzumhur. He pushed 7th seed Taylor Fritz all the way before falling to 3-6 7-6 1-6 defeat. Both Cameron Norrie and defending champion Jack Draper had first round byes. 27th seed Norrie easily dispatched qualifier Mackenzie McDonald 6-2 6-3 before taking out 6th seed Alex de Minaur 6-4 6-4 in the 3rd round. He would move through to the quarterfinals with a 6-4 6-2 win over qualifier Rinky Hijikata. In the quarterfinals, Norrie came up against top seed Carlos Alcaraz and lost in straight sets 6-3 6-4. Draper would also make it through to the quarterfinals after victories over Roberto Bautista Agut and 19th seed Francisco Cerundolo. In the last 16 Draper came up against 3rd seed Novak Djokovic and recorded a tough 3 set win - 6-4 4-6 7-6 - to progress to the quarter finals. In only his second tournament back post injury it was no surprise that Draper seemed pretty lackluster in his QF match against Daniil Medvedev and he would ultimately lose 6-1 7-5 in a match that wasn't without controversy as Draper lost a point on a hindrance review. This week's results have seen Cameron Norrie regain the British Number 1 spot from Draper. In the women's singles, Katie Boulter is missed out on a place in the main draw after losing to Victoria Jimenez Kasinteva in the final round of qualifying. She also missed out on a lucky loser spot to Dalma Galfi. the top seed in the qualifying draw and will take on Viktoriya Tomova. 25th seed Emma Raducanu had a first round bye. She got through to the round of 32 where she came up against 6th seed Amanda Anisimova where she lost 6-1 6-1 in less than an hour. Sonay Kartel got through to the 4th round but had been struggling with back injury most of the week. She would ultimately retire whilst trailing 3rd seed and eventual runner up Elena Rybakina. Fran Jones lost in the first round to Kayla Day.

Road Cycling - No substantive changes. Correction to email address under Section E2. Squash - No substantive changes in the document. Dates for Pan-American Games changed from 16 Jul - 1 Aug 2027 to 23 Jul - 8 Aug 2027

23 year old Arthur Fery has qualified for the main draw of Miami Open - think this must be his first time competing in a Masters Level event main draw.

This hasn't aged well - both Raducanu and Kartal have withdrawn from Miami.

Edinburgh International Meet Day 3 Results Men's 100m Freestyle (LA OQT: 47.86) 1.) Matt Richards - 48.66 2.) Jacob Mills - 48.95 3.) Andreas Vazaios - 49.11 Men's 400m Freestyle (LA OQT: 3:45.46) 1.) Tyler Melbourne-Smith - 3:49.02 2.) James Guy - 3:49.21 3.) Max Litchfield - 3:53.34 Men's 50m Breaststroke (LA OQT: 27.71) 1.) Adam Peaty - 27.33 2.) Max Morgan - 27.41 3.) Archie Goodburn - 27.45 Men's 200m Backstroke (LA OQT: 1:56.05) 1.) Luke Greenbank - 1:58.28 2.) Cameron Brooker - 1:59.53 3.) Matthew Ward - 2:00.22 Men's 100m Butterfly (LA OQT: 51.06) 1.) Edward Mildred - 51.73 2.) Lewis Fraser - 52.67 3.) Evan Jones - 53.18 Women's 100m Freestyle (LA OQT: 53.60) 1.) Theodora Taylor - 54.90 2.) Evelyn Davis - 55.16 3.) Marlee Winser - 55.47 Women's 1500m Freestyle (LA OQT: 16:08.65) 1.) Amelie Blocksidge - 16:24.80 2.) Lucy Parsons - 16:41.33 3.) Madison Rens - 16:53.89 Women's 200m Breaststroke (LA OQT: 2:23.49) 1.) Angharad Evans - 2:22.31 2.) Abbie Wood - 2:23.76 3.) Imogen Myles - 2:28.09 Women's 200m Backstroke (LA OQT: 2:08.95) 1.) Madison Kryger - 2:10.00 2.) Katie Shanahan - 2:10.24 3.) Honey Osrin - 2:11.08 Women's 50m Butterfly (LA OQT: 26.57) 1.) Tamara Potocka - 26.45 2.) Flawia Kamzol - 26.83 3.) Maari Randvali - 27.07 Women's 200m Individual Medley (LA OQT: 2:09.90) 1.) Freya Colbert - 2:10.48 2.) Amalie Smith - 2:11.44 3.) Leah Schlosshan - 2:12.14

Caveating the Edinburgh International Meet results - although I am posting the OQT, the only meet that will matter will be the Olympic Trials in April 2028. I'm putting the OQT so that we can see how close (or far) some of our swimmers are from hitting the qualifying time in various scenarios - for example, I'd be surprised if many of the squad had tapered going into this week's meet.