Cameron McEvoy Headed To 2024 Japan Open Later This Month

2024 JAPAN OPEN

  • Friday, November 29th – Sunday, December 2nd
  • Tokyo Aquatic Centre, Tokyo, Japan
  • LCM (50m)
  • Meet Central
  • Entries

Entry lists for the 2024 Japan Open have been released with the 3-day competition taking place about a week ahead of this year’s Short Course World Championships.

Although domestic heavy-hitters to the tune of Daiya Seto, Tomoru Honda and Rikako Ikee have opted out of the Tokyo Open, a sprinkling of international talent will keep the meet competitive.

Olympic champion Cameron McEvoy is among the entrants, slated to race the men’s 50m free. The seasoned 30-year-old will be joined by a young squad which also includes 17-year-old Marcus Da Silva and 15-year-old Sienna Toohey.

South Korea is also taking a small contingent to Japan, headlined by national record holders Kim Woomin and Choi Dongyeol.

Japanese mainstays Shinri Shioura, Konosuke Yanagimoto, Katsuhiro Matsumoto, Yu Hanaguruma, Ippei Watanabe, Genki Terakado and Olympic medalist Tomoyuki Matsushita comprise a solid male representation. On the women’s side, we’re set to see Tennessee commit Mizuki Hirai take part, along with Olympic teammate Mio Narita, Satomi Suzuki, Suzuka Hasegawa and Waka Kobori.

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RealCrocker5040
27 days ago

GUILIANO TO TEXAS PER HIS INSTAGRAM

DustySA
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
26 days ago

How is this in any way relevant to this article??

RealCrocker5040
Reply to  DustySA
26 days ago

There wasn’t an article about it at the time that I posted that comment

RealCrocker5040
27 days ago

The biggest choker in world swimming history finally proved himself at a major competition

It has hurt deeply but I guess I will support the Cameron himself from now on

Until Dressel solely focuses on the 50 free then it’ll be OVER

Enjoy your spotlight while you can Cameron

‘Murica
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
27 days ago

30 years old, will he even make it to LA?

kevin
Reply to  ‘Murica
11 days ago

He hardly trains do your research

GOATKeown
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
27 days ago

Multiple Americans broke a WR at trials then swam significantly slower in Paris to lose gold. McEvoy actually won and yet he’s somehow the biggest choker in history lol.

kevin
Reply to  GOATKeown
11 days ago

He will change the dynamics of sprint swimming forever and not only that he will swim the next Olympics

FKA an anti-fan club
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
27 days ago

As nearsighted as this comment is, “biggest choker” actually brings up an interesting question in what the choke metric represents.

Would it be who has “choked” the most, or who has endured the biggest upset. Perhaps a combination of the two. What then defines choke, largest lead on the psych sheet squandered? After prelims?

Does history count? Was the US mens 400 MR in paris an enormous choke given their winning record?

CasualSwimmer
Reply to  FKA an anti-fan club
27 days ago

I’d unironically love a full deep dive article with stats on the biggest chokers

Jeff
Reply to  FKA an anti-fan club
27 days ago

Gretchen Walsh or Regan Smith?

Weinstein-Madden-Ledecky-Gemmell
Reply to  Jeff
27 days ago

Not even close. At least both stood on the podium unlike C1 and C2 in 2016.

BennyBD
Reply to  Weinstein-Madden-Ledecky-Gemmell
26 days ago

Technically speaking they both did stand on the podium as gold medalists being part of the world record breaking 4x100m freestyle relay.

Weinstein-Madden-Ledecky-Gemmell
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
26 days ago

So speaks the “seller of the century”.

DustySA
Reply to  RealCrocker5040
26 days ago

Nasty!!

Hswimmer
27 days ago

Glad Satomi Suzuki is still swimming!

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