USA Swimming Grand Prix Series

2014 Arena Grand Prix at Mesa SwimSwam Article: 2014 Mesa Grand Prix Preview: Links, schedule and storylines to watch USA Swimming Hopes to Unveil Backstroke Wedges at Mesa Grand Prix Masters World Records Can Be Set At Arena Grand Prix - Mesa; Dual Sanction Granted The fourth stop on the Arena Grand Prix Series takes place in Arizona. The Arena Grand Prix at Mesa will be held April 24 - 26 in Mesa, Ariz. at the Skyline Aquatic Center. Psych Sheet (updated 4/19/14) Unofficial Prelim Timeline Meet Information 5. Master’s World Records on high alert: This year’s Mesa Grand Prix is dual sanctioned by USA Swimming and U.S. Masters Swimming, meaning registered Masters members are eligible to set Masters World Records at the meet. Hunting those records will be such names as Nathan Adrian, Anthony Ervin and Darian Townsend. All three are entered at the U.S. Master’s National Championships in early May, so should be Masters eligible for Mesa. Just a few of the records that could be in jeopardy: •Adrian: 50 free age 25-29, 22.59 •Ervin: 50 free age 30-34, 22.13 •Townsend: 200 free age 30-34, 1:53.15* But are they entered with their USMS number? Don't they have to be to set masters WRs?

2014 Arena Grand Prix at Mesa SwimSwam Article: 2014 Mesa Grand Prix Preview: Links, schedule and storylines to watch USA Swimming Hopes to Unveil Backstroke Wedges at Mesa Grand Prix Masters World Records Can Be Set At Arena Grand Prix - Mesa; Dual Sanction Granted The fourth stop on the Arena Grand Prix Series takes place in Arizona. The Arena Grand Prix at Mesa will be held April 24 - 26 in Mesa, Ariz. at the Skyline Aquatic Center. Psych Sheet (updated 4/19/14) Unofficial Prelim Timeline Meet Information 5. Master’s World Records on high alert: This year’s Mesa Grand Prix is dual sanctioned by USA Swimming and U.S. Masters Swimming, meaning registered Masters members are eligible to set Masters World Records at the meet. Hunting those records will be such names as Nathan Adrian, Anthony Ervin and Darian Townsend. All three are entered at the U.S. Master’s National Championships in early May, so should be Masters eligible for Mesa. Just a few of the records that could be in jeopardy: •Adrian: 50 free age 25-29, 22.59 •Ervin: 50 free age 30-34, 22.13 •Townsend: 200 free age 30-34, 1:53.15* But are they entered with their USMS number? Don't they have to be to set masters WRs?