2020 US OPEN
- November 12-14, 2020
- Multiple Locations
- Irvine, California (William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center)
- LCM
- Irvine Psych Sheets (Men)
- Irvine Psych Sheets (Women)
For the first time in nearly 8 months, I was able to be back on a pool deck to capture some fun swimming, and tonight’s action did not disappoint, with a couple great races down the stretch.
This year, the US Open meet is occurring in nine different locations across the country in an effort to reduce travel and lower the number of swimmers at any one site due to the pandemic.
From the Bay Area down to Los Angeles and southern California out to other states like Arizona and Colorado, Irvine’s US Open site will see big names from out west, and I can’t wait to capture the rest of the Irvine stop of this fall’s championships.
Arabella Sims (photo: Jack Spitser)
Chris Wieser (photo: Jack Spitser)
Sunset Fun (photo: Jack Spitser)
Steve Pickell (photo: Jack Spitser)
Jordan Wilimovsky (photo: Jack Spitser)
Maton Roditi (photo: Jack Spitser)
Mark Schubert (photo: Jack Spitser)
Arabella Sims (photo: Jack Spitser)
David Heron (photo: Jack Spitser)
Erica Sullivan (photo: Jack Spitser)
John Gallant (photo: Jack Spitser)
“Watching from the Stands” (photo: Jack Spitser)
US Open (photo: Jack Spitser)
A Distance Swimmers Best Friend (photo: Jack Spitser)
US Open (photo: Jack Spitser)
4:57.7 (photo: Jack Spitser)
Simon Lamar (photo: Jack Spitser)
Masked Officials (photo: Jack Spitser)
Jackson Bernstein (photo: Jack Spitser)
Every Coach and every swimmer ( out of the water ) are wearing face masks. I wish Kelli Doucette, the FHSAA administrator for the State Championships would require the same protocol.