American record holder Kelsi Worrell will be taking over SwimSwam’s snapchat to provide our readers with a behind the scenes look at the 2015 Golden Goggles Awards. Worrell will be attending the awards show in Los Angeles with her mother, Erica, and was nominated for the Breakout Performer of the Year Award alongside Jordan Wilimovsky and Katie Meili.
Follow @SwimSwamNews on snapchat to experience the Golden Goggles from the eyes of a USA National Team member and US Olympic hopeful.
Courtesy of USA Swimming:
KELSI WORRELL – “It was truly a 2015 to remember for Kelsi Worrell, as she claimed NCAA, Pan American Games and Phillips 66 National Championships titles in the 100 butterfly. Worrell won an NCAA title and set an American record in the 100y fly for the University of Louisville in March, becoming the first woman to break the 50-second mark. Worrell did not disappoint in her international debut at Pan Ams in Toronto, where she set a Games record and notched the third-fastest time in the world in 2015 with a 57.24 effort in the 100m fly prelims. She went on to win gold in the event and added two relay medals. Worrell followed with a victory in the 100m fly at the Phillips 66 National Championships.”
About Kelsi:
Kelsi Worrell is an American sprint butterfly and freestyle specialist, and the first woman in history to swim the 100-yard butterfly in under 50 seconds. Born July 15, 1994 to Bob and Erica Worrell, she grew up in Mt. Holly, New Jersey prior to joining the University of Louisville’s swimming and diving team where she’s studying Exercise Science. The American Record Holder is also a multi-time NCAA All-American and National Champion.
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this means she won a GG award. she wouldn’t be there since the only swimmers invited are on the World Champ team Congrats Kelsi