Marchand, Dressel, Ledecky, Haughey Highlight Pro Swim San Antonio Psych Sheets

2024 TYR PRO SWIM SERIES – SAN ANTONIO

  • April 10-13, 2024
  • Northside Swim Center, San Antonio, TX
  • LCM (50m)
  • Meet Central

Psych Sheets

Psych sheets have dropped for the final (of three) stops of the Pro Swim Series that will take place in San Antonio next week.

The Pro Swim stops this year as a whole have been stacked and San Antonio did not disappoint with the deepest field in a while.

Highlighting the psych sheets is Leon Marchand who is coming off of helping lead the Arizona State men to their program’s first NCAA title last week. This is Marchand’s 4th Pro Series meet ever and his first since Pro Swim Westmont in March 2023. Marchand is entered as the #1 seed in the 200 fly, 200 IM, 400 IM, and 200 breaststroke. He holds the Pro Swim records in the 400 IM and 200 IM as well as the World Record holder in the 400 IM.

Arizona State teammate Hubert Kos is also on the pysch sheets for the meet as the #1 seed in the 200 backstroke, #5 seed in the 100 back, #8 seed in the 100 fly, and #58 seed in the 100 free. Kos will notably not swim the 200 IM, the event he holds the World Junior record in. Kos won the 200 backstroke World title last summer at 2023 Worlds in Fukuoka, finishing ahead of Ryan Murphy of the US who is not on the psych sheets in San Antonio. Murphy won the 200 back at the stop in Westmont.

Caeleb Dressel is entered on the psych sheets as well. Dressel was originally scheduled to swim in Knoxville but scratched due to the soon-to-be arrival of his child. He did swim in Westmont winning the 50 free and 100 fly, swimming his fastest times in both events since leaving in the middle of 2022 Worlds. Dressel is entered in the 100 free (#2 seed), 200 free (103 seed, yards entry time), 100 fly (#1 seed), and 50 free (#1 seed).

Katie Ledecky did not swim at Westmont and instead raced at the Florida Senior Champs in the short course yards (SCY) format. She won the 400, 800, and 1500 freestyles in Knoxville and was 2nd behind Tess Cieplucha in the 400 IM as well. Here she is the #1 seed in the 400, 800, and 1500 freestyles. She also is the #2 seed in a deep 200 freestyle field.

Leading the way in the 200 freestyle is Siobhan Haughey who represents Hong Kong internationally. Haughey is coming off of a World Title in the 200 free as she won the event at 2024 Worlds in Doha. She is entered as the top seed in the 200 free. In Doha, she also finished on the podium in the 100 free and 100 breast. She is entered in both events as well in San Antonio as the #1 seed in the 100 free and #5 seed in the 100 breast. Her other entries include #3 seed in the 50 free, #6 seed in the 400 free, and #11 seed in the 100 fly.

With the NCAA wrapping up many other NCAA names highlight the psych sheets. Highlighting the women’s side is both the Walsh sisters Gretchen Walsh and Alex Walsh are set to compete. Gretchen’s highest seed is #2 in the 100 fly while Alex is the #2 seed in the 200 IM. Lydia Jacoby is the #2 seed in the 100 breast only behind Lilly King. Bella Sims won two individual NCAA titles and is also on the psych sheets here. 2024 NCAA Champ in the 200 back Pheobe Bacon is the #2 seed in the event here, only behind Regan Smith who is the top seed. Smith also leads Katharine Berkoff in the 100 back as Berkoff is coming off the NCAA title in the SCY version of the event.

In addition to Marchand and Kos, the men’s side features NCAA swimmers such as Luke Hobson who is the top seed in the 200 free and also is entered in the 100 free as his only other event. Ilya Kharun won the 200 fly NCAA title as a freshman and is the #3 seed in the event here. Fellow freshman Daniel Diehl highlights the psych sheets with the #3 seed in the 200 back.

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Aragon Son of Arathorne
7 months ago

Is dougie swimming in it?

SinkOrSwim
Reply to  Aragon Son of Arathorne
7 months ago

yes

Lisa
7 months ago

What does the $ and * mean on the psych sheets

PBJSwimming
Reply to  Lisa
7 months ago

It used to mean that they had not yet completed their Athlete Protection Training. https://swimswam.com/small-tweaks-in-latest-version-of-us-nationals-psych-sheets/

Swim fan
7 months ago

I wish Summer McIntosh was at this meet

Tanner-Garapick-Oleksiak-McIntosh
Reply to  Swim fan
7 months ago

I’m glad Summer is swimming in the Canadian Open next week instead of the pro series in San Antonio. The meet is in her hometown and she gets to compete in her favourite pool against the likes of Maggie and company.

As well she gets to possibly enjoy a little family time with her Dad and sister which isn’t possible that often due to living in Sarasota with her mom while training.

It sounds like a win win situation for her.

Don’t worry, they’ll be plenty of time in Paris to compete against the top Americans like Katie, KD, Regan, Alex Walsh as well as the other top swimmers in her events from Australia, China, Hong Kong etc.

big boogie
Reply to  Swim fan
7 months ago

lets just ge greatful she’s racing

Wahooswimfan
7 months ago

Very loaded – probably 4-6 swimmers in each event who will final at the Olympics.

Tester
7 months ago

This meet, on paper, is faster than Olympic trials lol

Tester
Reply to  Tester
7 months ago

Lmao why the dislikes? It’s true?

Geo
Reply to  Tester
7 months ago

I think there are people who go through the comments and dislike just to be trolls…

Geo
7 months ago

I am excited to see what Jasmine Nocentini can throw down in the big pool!

DK99
7 months ago

Mandrew entered in the 200IM, imagine if hes secretly been training hard for it and he pulls the biggest uno reverse card of 2024 and drops a 1:54 to beat Marchand… or he might scratch for the 50 Breastroke.

Michael Andrew will win the 200 IM in Paris
Reply to  DK99
7 months ago

Yes sir

Xman
Reply to  DK99
7 months ago

Peter Andrew’s Insta does make it seem like this is the case. He is posts a bit about changing Michael’s freestyle breathing to allow for more extension and rotation.

Xman
Reply to  DK99
7 months ago

Off question when did he actually Swim that 159 that he’s entered with? I don’t remember him swimming IM at anything since the Olympics.

Last edited 7 months ago by Xman
DK99
Reply to  Xman
7 months ago

I think it was at the 2022 San Antonio Pro swim, died on the backend and lost to Casas and Marchand if I remember rightly

124swim
Reply to  Xman
7 months ago

San Antonio Pro Swim 2022

anonymous
Reply to  Xman
7 months ago

He swam a 200 IM at World Cups in October 2023 in prelims. He has been working on the 200 IM all year with special emphasis on his 50 free of the 200 IM.

Aragon Son of Arathorne
Reply to  DK99
7 months ago

he doesn’t even swim 100’s anymore. How is he going to get through a 2 IM?

Aragon Son of Arathorne
Reply to  DK99
7 months ago

Marchand would embarrass him in the 2im

ScovaNotiaSwimmer
7 months ago

For Canadian fans – apologies if I missed anyone.

Women:

Taylor Ruck
Brooklyn Douthwright
Kamryn Cannings
Kaycee Cannings
Sydney Pickrem
Nina Kucheran
Regan Rathwell
Katie Forrester
Cat Minic
Genevieve Sasseville

Men:

Filip Senc-Samardzic
Ilya Kharun

jpm49
Reply to  ScovaNotiaSwimmer
7 months ago

By bad luck at the same time, they may not witness a world record in Toronto.

Maudzilla
Reply to  jpm49
7 months ago

I totally think that’s in the cards. 200 IM!

North Sea
Reply to  ScovaNotiaSwimmer
7 months ago

Christen Liang

North Sea
Reply to  North Sea
7 months ago

I meant Christey Liang

CanuckSwimFan
Reply to  ScovaNotiaSwimmer
7 months ago

Pretty much all of the Can Oly team contenders are either at this meet or Canadian Open on the same weekend.

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