2020 Waterloo Classic
- August 2-3
- Waterloo, TX
- LCM (Long Course Meters)
- Results – MeetMobile, search “2020 Waterloo Classic”
The 2020 Waterloo Classic took place this past weekend, with many of the University of Texas swimmers competing in one or two LCM events. What I would label the headline performance came from future Longhorn Carson Foster, who has been in Austin training. Foster posted a quick 1:48.60 in the 200 free, coming in just over a second off his personal best of 1:47.47. He swam a consistent race, splitting 25.5, 27.3, 27.8, and 27.7 respectively on his 50s. The time is Foster’s 2nd fastest of the year, coming in behind the 1:47.74 he swam in January, which currently ranks him as the #4 American this year.
Here is a video of Foster’s race:
Texas breaststroke duo Caspar Corbeau and Charlie Scheinfeld both swam the 100 breast. Corbeau clocked a 1:02.24, coming in off his lifetime best of 1:00.68, while Scheinfeld swam a 1:03.53, 3 seconds off his best of 1:00.65. Daniel Krueger only swam the 100 free, nearly coming in under 50 seconds, touching in 50.10. The time for Krueger is 1.55 seconds off his personal best.
Madisyn Cox swam a 2:12.77 in the 200 IM, coming in a little faster than the 2:14 Cox reported at an unofficial time trial at the end of June. Cox currently holds the #2 time in the world this year with a 2:09.03, which she swam at the beginning of March. She also raced the 200 breast, where she finished in 2:29.37. Dakota Luther, who has been training in Texas this Summer, swam the 200 fly, clocking a 2:11.21.
Coby Carrozza swam the 400 free, posting a 3:55.57, finishing not too far off his 3:52.70 lifetime best. Teammate Evie Pfeifer also swam a quality 4:15.31 in the 400. Pfeifer’s fastest 400 free to date is a 4:11.77 from last year.
Kelly Pash swam a 1:00.61 in the 100 fly, coming in just under 2 seconds off her 58.75 personal best. She also competed in the 200 free, swimming a 2:03.70, off her 1:59.98 best time. Maxime Rooney swam the 100 fly as well, clocking a 53.19.
Wait till he gets some time to train with that Texas mid-d group and Eddie sprinkles some magical Eddie dust on him he will be zooming.
I don’t know, I can’t see many examples of Texas producing successful mid distance freestylers in the past…
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That is sarcasm right?
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Joes now mad and swam a 1:22 2free at practice today
Quarantine hasn’t affected this dude at all
He hasn’t been following the quarantine
‘quarantine’ in Texas means something different than ‘quarantine’ in Cincinnati.