Coach Yetter featured in the January/February edition of USA Swimmings "Splash" Magazine!  Check out the article about the 400 IM here:  Splash Magazine

T2 Aquatics Has Strong Outing at Al Soltis Memorial Meet - January 19, 2012 CLEARWATER, Florida, January 19.  At the Al Soltis Memorial Meet this weekend, T2 Aquatics put together a strong meet.  The competition took place with short course yard prelims, and long course meter finals.  Read more....  

Katie Hoff Returning to Coach Paul Yetter in Lead-Up to Olympic Trials - January 20, 2012 NAPLES, Florida, January 20.  TWO-TIME Olympian Katie Hoff will be joining Olympic hopefuls Elizabeth Pelton and Erika Erndl in southern Florida next week at T2 Aquatics, coached by Paul Yetter.  Read more.....  

Via www.swimmingworldmagazine.com USA Swimming Grand Prix, Minneapolis: Missy Franklin Doubles on Final Night --  November 13, 2011    MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, November 13. THE final night of finals at the USA Swimming Grand Prix held in Minneapolis, Minn., featured a double by U.S. wunderkind Missy Franklin of the Colorado Stars.  Franklin had a dominant performance in the women's 200 back with a 2:08.03 for the win after clocking a textile best 2:05.01 during the World Championships this summer. Franklin has five of the top 20 times this year. Lauren Lavigna touched second in...

Via www.swimmingworldmagazine.com USA Swimming Grand Prix: Missy Franklin Drops Speedy 100 Back; Michael Phelps Doubles; Brian Jacobson Qualifies for Olympic Trials at Age 37 --  November 12, 2011    MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, November 12. THE second night of competition at the USA Swimming Grand Prix on the campus of the University of Minnesota featured a braces-free Missy Franklin and exciting races across every event.  Mixed disability 100 backstroke  After swimming the 100 butterfly yesterday in American record time, Mallory Weggemann just missed her American record of 1:23.17 with a time of 1:23.62. Also...

Competing in 2A State Finals in Orlando....  9 Swimmers in 14 events!  AWESOME!  GO T2! Nora Gillen - 200 Free, 100 Fly Sammy Wuschke - 200 Free Elise Haan - 200 IM, 100 Back Chase Gutchnecht - 200 IM, 100 Back Max Coulls - 50 Free, 100 Free Jack Gillen - 200 Free, 100 Fly Aidan Brennan - 100 Free Hayley Hansen - 500 Free Brandon Thoman - 500 Free See all the action LIVE starting at 5:30 PM! Live Results Link Full T2 Meet Recap  

Via www.swimmingworldmagazine.com USA Swimming Grand Prix, Minneapolis: North Baltimore Wins Four Events in Opening Night --  November 11, 2011    MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, November 11. THE first night of finals at the Minneapolis stop of the USA Swimming Grand Prix featured a double victory by Michael Phelps and two wins by his North Baltimore teammates.  Mixed disability 100 butterfly  Mallory Weggeman, the reigning  Swimming World Magazine Female World Swimmer of the Year, crushed her American record of 1:20.14 with a time of 1:17.58. According to IPC rules, disability world records can only be set...

In one of the defining moments of an already storied program, California hauled in arguably the best recruiting class in the modern era of women’s swimming with the signing of six blue-chip recruits – Rachael Acker, Rachel Bootsma, Lauren Driscoll, Alicia Grima, Kelly Naze and Elizabeth Pelton – head coach Teri McKeever announced on Wednesday.   Read more here.

  Eighteen T2 Aquatics Athletes will represent their High Schools in the 2011 Florida State High School Championships in Twenty-One individual events and Twenty-Five swims on relays!  Congratulations to the following T2 Aquatics High School State Championship Swimmers – GO FOR IT next week in Orlando!   Check out our  Meet Recaps Page for more results from the High School Meets!   Class 1A   Meet Results Kristian Kemppainen                50 Free Melissa Arbalaez                       100 Back Nick Lewis                                 100 Breast   Class 2A   Meet Results Nora Gillen                                  200 Free, 100 Fly, 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay Dee Gillen    ...

  Olympic dreams: Swimmers and coach from all around the nation have come to work toward ultimate goal — gold Virginia Russell, Citizen Correspondent Wednesday, October 12, 2011 Naples may soon be known as the spot where some of the world’s greatest swimmers got their start and trained for the Olympics, thanks to the vision of one man and his quest to bring a world-renowned swimming coach to Southwest Florida. In the wake of financial woes at the YMCA, Kevin Erndl, president of T2 Aquatics, sought a creative solution to...