Top Swimming Recruit in Class of 2020 Regan Smith Makes College Decision
US National Teamer Regan Smith will enter her senior year of high school as the fastest 200 yard backstroker in history at any age.
#6 Lillie Nordmann Verbally Commits to Join Sister at Stanford in 2020
National Junior Teamer Lillie Nordmann has made a verbal commitment to Stanford University for 2020-21, joining her sister Lucie in Palo Alto.
Selina Reil Gives Commitment to Alabama for the 2020 Class
Selena Reil, a versatile swimmer from Kentucky, will remain in the southeast for college announcing her commitment to the University of Alabama.
Charlotte Longbottom Gives Commitment to Texas A&M University
Charlotte Longbottom of the Premier Aquatics Club of Klein (PACK-GU) has given her commitment to SEC power Texas A&M.
Pearland, Texas’ Hannah Bellina Commits to LSU for 2020 Season
Pearland, Texas, native Hannah Bellina, a two-time finalist at the Texas 6A state meet, has verbally committed for LSU, beginning in the fall of 2020.
New Hampshire’s Yana Quel Commits to Denison for Fall 2020
Yana Quel, who swims for Saint Thomas Aquinas High School in Dover, New Hampshire, has verbally committed to continue her career at Denison University.
Southern Illinois Picks Up In-State Recruit Madyson Gomez for 2019 Class
Illinois Backstroker Madyson Gomez gave her 2019 commitment to Southern Illinois University of the MVC.
Colorado State Champion Backstroker Sydney Silver Verbally Commits to Texas
Sydney Silver, the 2018 Colorado 3A State Champion in the 100 yard back, will join the Texas Longhorns in the fall of 2020.
CCSA Champion Gianni Pitto Transferring to Nevada
After 1 season at Liberty, Gianni Pitto will transfer to Nevada for the 2019-2020 season: bringing her about 38 hours closer to home.
Two-Time State Finalist Michaela Day Commits to Seattle University
Michaela Day, a two-time Nevada Intercollegiate Activities Association State Championship finalist, has committed to swim at Seattle University this fall.
South Dakota State Gets Verbal Commitment from Emma Bachelder
Emma Bachelder, a Decorah, Iowa, native has verbally committed to swim at South Dakota State University beginning in the fall of 2020.
52.5 Backstroker Téa Laughlin Verbally Commits to Cal (Class of 2020)
Téa Laughlin joins the Cal backstroking legacy that includes names like Natalie Coughlin, Missy Franklin, and Kathleen Baker.
Carmel High School’s Meredith Berglund Commits to South Carolina
Carmel, Indiana, native Meredith Berglund has announced her intentions to swim for the University of South Carolina this fall.
Emily Schroeder Set to Swim at SLU Beginning in Fall 2019
Saint Charles, Missouri, native Emily Schroeder is staying home to continue her swimming career, committing to Saint Louis University beginning this fall.
SMU Gets Verbal Commitment from Naperville, Illinois’ Maxine Parkinson
Naperville, Illinois, native Maxine Parkinson has verbally committed to swim for Southern Methodist University beginning in the fall of 2020.
