Six athletes with ties to the Florida State swimming and diving teams will compete at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
Maddy Huggins and Mason Herbet will swim at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis from June 15-23 along with incoming freshman Logan Robinson and Lleyton Arnold. Samantha Vear and Katrina Young will compete in diving, running from June 17-23 in Knoxville, Tenn., at the Allan Jones Aquatic Center.
Huggins qualified for her second Olympic Trials in the 100-meter and 200 breast. She will compete in the 100 breast on June 16 and the 200 breast on June 19. Herbet will swim the 100 fly on June 21 and Robinson is entered in the 200 fly and Arnold in the 200 breast on June 18.
The top 16 swimmers from the heats will compete in semifinals and the top eight will race in finals. Qualifying heats will air live on Peacock and at 6:30 p.m. each day on USA Network. Finals will air at 8 p.m. on NBC and Peacock.
Young (2010-15), who will look to qualify for her third Olympics, starts competing on June 18 in the women’s 10-meter synchro. She will compete in the individual starting on June 21. Vear starts competing on 3-meter on June 20.
The top 18 from prelims will advance to semifinals and the top 12 will compete in the finals. Scores from each round will carry over.
NBC will present live coverage across NBC and Peacock.
Maddy Huggins and Mason Herbet will swim at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis from June 15-23 along with incoming freshman Logan Robinson and Lleyton Arnold. Samantha Vear and Katrina Young will compete in diving, running from June 17-23 in Knoxville, Tenn., at the Allan Jones Aquatic Center.
Huggins qualified for her second Olympic Trials in the 100-meter and 200 breast. She will compete in the 100 breast on June 16 and the 200 breast on June 19. Herbet will swim the 100 fly on June 21 and Robinson is entered in the 200 fly and Arnold in the 200 breast on June 18.
The top 16 swimmers from the heats will compete in semifinals and the top eight will race in finals. Qualifying heats will air live on Peacock and at 6:30 p.m. each day on USA Network. Finals will air at 8 p.m. on NBC and Peacock.
Young (2010-15), who will look to qualify for her third Olympics, starts competing on June 18 in the women’s 10-meter synchro. She will compete in the individual starting on June 21. Vear starts competing on 3-meter on June 20.
The top 18 from prelims will advance to semifinals and the top 12 will compete in the finals. Scores from each round will carry over.
NBC will present live coverage across NBC and Peacock.
