2x Pennsylvania State Champ Mason Gonzales Verbally Commits to Stanford

According to his Instagram account, Mason Gonzalez, a rising senior at North Allegheny Senior High School in Wexford, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh, has made a verbal commitment to swim for Stanford University in the class of 2022.

“I am honored and excited to announce my verbal commitment to swim and study at Stanford University! I cannot wait to be a part of such an amazing program, and I know the opportunities I will have there will help me achieve my goals both in and out of the pool. Go Card! #fearthetree?”

The USA Swimming Scholastic All-American won the 50/100 free sprint double at the 2017 PIAA Boys AAA Swimming & Diving Championships, going 19.99 and 43.62, respectively. He also contributed to North Allegheny’s team title with a 19.31 anchor on their winning 200 medley relay.

Gonzalez swims year-round for Allegheny North Swim Club. He competed at 2016 Winter Juniors in the 50/100/200 freestyle events and the 100 fly.

Top SCY times:

  • 50 free – 19.99
  • 100 free – 43.62
  • 200 free – 1:37.91
  • 100 fly – 49.96

Gonzalez will join fellow commits David Madej and Jack LeVant in the Cardinal class of 2022.

If you have a commitment to report, please send an email with a photo (landscape, or horizontal, looks best) and a quote to [email protected].

 

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ADSF
7 years ago

Welcome to the Farm, Mason! He will be a great fit. Sam Perry would graduate and Mason would fill in his pace nicely.

Uberfan
7 years ago

43.62 is fast

Kid
Reply to  Uberfan
7 years ago

I got to witness it

Kid
Reply to  Uberfan
7 years ago

19.99 is pretty speedy too

Uberfan
Reply to  Kid
7 years ago

43.62 makes him rank 101 for 100 free 19.99 makes him 122

Kid
Reply to  Uberfan
7 years ago

Lots of depth in this country when a 43.6 doesnt get you top 100 for high school. He still had senior year so hopefully he’ll get 43.2 and 19.7

sccoach
Reply to  Kid
7 years ago

Are those high school ranks or national ranks. I don’t think a 122 high schoolers can break 20

sccoach
Reply to  sccoach
7 years ago

Yeah has to be national. Looking at the USA swimming top times this year (if I set the parameters right) only 16 15-18 year olds broke 20. So this kid is fast for his age and is definitely Stanford worthy

Uberfan
Reply to  Kid
7 years ago

Its national

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