2022 Minnesota Invite Psych Sheets Show Notable Absences For Texas & Cal

2022 MINNESOTA INVITE

The psych sheets for this week’s Minnesota Invite were released Tuesday, with several noteworthy names missing and some athletes opting to only race a select number of events.

The most notable absence is Texas senior Caspar Corbeau, which was expected as social media has indicated he’s in the Netherlands preparing to represent the Dutch team at the Short Course World Championships next month.

Corbeau was the NCAA runner-up last season in the 100 breast, placed sixth in the 200 breast, and was also a consolation finalist in the 200 IM.

At last year’s Minnesota Invite, Corbeau was Texas’ top scorer with 92 individual points, winning the men’s 100 and 200 breast while also taking second in the 200 IM.

Another big name missing on the men’s side is Cal’s Jason Louser, who made the ‘B’ final at the 2022 NCAAs in the 400 IM (ninth), 200 breast (13th) and 200 IM (14th).

Wisconsin senior Wes Jekel, a three-time NCAA qualifier, is also absent.

On the women’s side, Cal is missing fifth-year Alicia Wilson, who entered the transfer portal in October, and Izzy Ivey remains out of action. Ivey posted on Instagram Tuesday showing that she and Wilson have graduated and added “here’s to the next chapter.”

NOTES

  • Texas’ Carson Foster (500 free, 200/400 IM), Jake Foster (200/400 IM) and David Johnston (500 free, 400 IM), all members of the U.S. team heading to the Short Course World Championships in Melbourne, aren’t entered in any events on the final day of competition. Foster is notably scheduled for a 500 free/200 IM double on Thursday, though it remains to be seen if he’ll actually race both. The Short Course World Championships kick off on Dec. 13.
  • On the women’s side, Texas’ Dakota Luther is entered in four events, including the 200 fly on the last day, despite also being on the U.S. SC Worlds roster. The same goes for Cal’s Isabelle Stadden, entered in the 200 back on Saturday along with the 200 IM and 100 back.
  • A number of Cal men are entered in events with no entry time, putting them at the bottom of the psych sheets. This includes Reece Whitley and Liam Bell in the 100 breast, Bjorn Seeliger in the 100 back and Gabriel Jett in the 200 fly and 500 free.

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Swimfan
1 year ago

No Matthew Chai for Cal?

Sherry Smit
1 year ago

Not expecting Stadden or Luther to go fast. They are in for SC worlds taper

oxyswim
Reply to  Sherry Smit
1 year ago

Neither one are on teams that swim beat down in season. Even if SC worlds is a bigger focus they’ll still be fast.

Riccardo
Reply to  Sherry Smit
1 year ago

It’s not 1975. If they aren’t swimming fast now they won’t be in 2 weeks either.

PK Doesn't Like His Long Name
Reply to  Riccardo
1 year ago

My car *doesn’t* smell like chocolate?

hambone
1 year ago

Can’t wait for the 500 IM

EVENT ORDER

Women’s events will swim first, men’s events second

Swimming Prelims begin at 10:00am

Diving Prelims begins approximately 1:00pm

Finals begin at 6:00pm

Wednesday (Timed Finals @ 6pm)

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

200 Medley Relay

 

500 Freestyle

500 IM

1650 Freestyle

45 Minute Break

200 IM

100 Butterfly

200 Backstroke

800 Freestyle Relay

50 Freestyle

200 Freestyle

100 Freestyle

LukaDoncic
1 year ago

Pray for those who swim against Reece in the NT heats xd

AAC fan
Reply to  LukaDoncic
1 year ago

Same for those against Destin Lasco, the reigning NCAA champion in 200 back, seeded with a NT.

Time For Barta To Go
Reply to  AAC fan
1 year ago

Not sure why all the NT entries.

Former Big10
Reply to  Time For Barta To Go
1 year ago

Haven’t raced a whole bunch

Dylan
1 year ago

Foster in 500 will be fun to watch

ArtVanDeLegh10
Reply to  Dylan
1 year ago

If Foster swims the 500, you’d think he’d be 4:07 at worse, which is unbelievable. It’ll be interesting to see how much he drops from his practice swim to a big mid season meet racing Hobson.

Smith, McGahey, and Sates have been 4:07 or faster. Maybe I’m missing someone but he could be in the top 3-4 all time after tomorrow.

coachymccoachface
Reply to  ArtVanDeLegh10
1 year ago

I mean it is a mid season meet…

Horninco
Reply to  ArtVanDeLegh10
1 year ago

He may not be any faster if he is just starting his worlds rest

USA
Reply to  ArtVanDeLegh10
1 year ago

Grothe has been 4:07 as well. Don’t remember the hundredths

Paul Windrath
1 year ago

Need to update the Live Result link – shows Iowa on 11/11/22

JP input is too short
Reply to  Paul Windrath
1 year ago

Will probably switch on that link when the meet goes live.

Admin
Reply to  JP input is too short
1 year ago

Yes, this is what usually happens.

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James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam …

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