Phelps Lochte

• INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Michael Phelps finished at Indianapolis just the way he wanted — with another resounding victory.
(YAHOO!)
• Lochte failed to qualify for tonights finals in the 100-meter freestyle and 100 butterfly Thursday morning, while Phelps advanced. Lochte concentrates on longer distances and neither race is his specialty for the Olympics.
(USA Today)
• INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Michael Phelps wants to prove he's still the world's best swimmer. Ryan Lochte believes he can still beat Phelps head-to-head.
(World Link)
• Michael Phelps and the rest of the US best are in Indianapolis at the latest Grand Prix. See the best action. They just wont be swimming against one another.
(FOXSports.com)
• OMAHA, Nebraska — The Americans have enough experience and speed going into the London Olympics to eclipse the 31 medals won in Beijing four years ago, the national team director for USA Swimming said on Thursday.
(Washington Post)
• This was one strange night at the Indianapolis Grand Prix.
(Kitsap Sun)
• If Phelps can beat rival Ryan Lochte in Saturday's 200 IM, he will have yet another passage to add to his journal of favorite swimming memories. But there's one image that will never go away.
(YAHOO!)
• For the Phelps family, Indianapolis has been a place where they have celebrated great victories and endured unimaginable losses. So Saturday nights finale was one everybody wanted to savor.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Phelps' biggest rival, Ryan Lochte, wasn't as happy with his results. After missing the finals in both of his events Thursday, Lochte rebounded Friday.
(YAHOO!)
• Her 26-year-old son created another memory by setting an Indy Grand Prix record of 1 minute, 56.32 seconds in the 200-meter individual medley, beating rival Ryan Lochte.
(Indianapolis Star)