USMS Masters Swimming Data & Analytics
Visualize a USMS swimmer’s meet history, compare to motivational and percentile standards, and track FLOG miles. Free to use.
Openlane is a free analytics tool for U.S. Masters Swimmers, developed independently from the USMS organization by two swimmers within Puget Sound Masters. Enter a USMS Member ID (or paste a swimmer’s individual meet results URL) to visualize meet history, year-over-year improvements, FLOG miles, event coverage, Olympic Trials comparisons, and how each time stacks up against USMS Motivational Times and Percentile-based Times standards.
Openlane is an independent analytics project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by U.S. Masters Swimming.
What you can do with Openlane
- Swimmer profiles: Meet history, personal bests, time progression, FLOG miles, and Top 10s for any USMS swimmer.
- Percentile Times: Masters time standards based on where a time ranks in each event.
- Motivational Times: USMS B through AAAA standards for every event, age group, and course.
- Swimming Time Conversion: Convert meet times between SCY, SCM, and LCM.
- Compare Top 10: USMS and World Aquatics Masters Top 10 trends.
- Road to 2028: Masters times compared to Olympic Trials standards.
Latest USMS meets added, updated .
Frequently asked questions
What is Openlane?
Openlane is a free analytics tool for U.S. Masters Swimmers, developed independently from the USMS organization by two swimmers within Puget Sound Masters. It turns a swimmer’s public USMS meet results into meet history, personal bests, time progression, FLOG miles, and comparisons to USMS Motivational Times and Percentile-based Times.
How do I look up a swimmer?
Enter the last 5 characters of a USMS Member ID (for 456B-MZ99C, enter MZ99C), or search by first and last name. ID lookup works for all past and current members; name search covers current members only.
Do I need an account?
No. Analyzing a swimmer and using the time standards and converter tools is free and needs no account. Signing in lets you save swimmers to come back to.
Where does the data come from?
Meet results come from the USMS Events Results database, which includes individual results since 2000. FLOG miles come from the USMS Fitness Log. Openlane is an independent project and is not affiliated with U.S. Masters Swimming.