Nathan Adrian Scheduled for Return to Racing at Bloomington Pro Swim Series

Just under four months removed from announcing his testicular cancer diagnosis, Olympic champion Nathan Adrian is listed on the pysch sheets for the Bloomington, Indiana stop of the 2019 Pro Swim Series, taking place May 16-19.

Adrian is entered as the top seed in the 100 free and No. 2 seed behind Michael Andrew in the 50 free.

The 30-year-old, announced his diagnosis January 24 and underwent minimally invasive laparoscopic RPLND surgery January 29. He committed to publicizing his treatment experience to draw awareness to men’s health issues and posted on social media that he returned to doing light workouts just one week after surgery.

Adrian was cleared to practice in mid-February, with doctors saying the best path for his treatment going forward would be “close surveillance.” In late April, he announced that his PET scans came back clean and he could go “back to real life.”

The three-time U.S. Olympian has said throughout the last few months that he’s still aiming to make the 2020 U.S. Olympic team. He hasn’t spoken on his status for the coming summer, where he is qualified to represent Team USA at the World Championships as a relay swimmer and at the Pan American Games as an individual and relay swimmer.

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Camille Vassell
5 years ago

I just recorded it on TV—good luck, Nathan!!! Go Team USA❤️

Camille Vassell
5 years ago

I just recorded it on TV—good luck, Nathan!!!

Horninco
5 years ago

Sam Stewart listed after not swimming the collegiate season

Austinpoolboy
Reply to  Horninco
5 years ago

Interesting. Will he red shirt and come back next fall to Texas?

ERVINFORTHEWIN
5 years ago

wishing him the very best !!! Go Nathan

Ryan
5 years ago

I’m surprised Adrian isn’t swimming the 100 and 200 breast

Honest Observer
5 years ago

Nathan Adrian has had a long career distinguished by good sportsmanship and cheerfulness. He’s always been popular with both the other swimmers and the fans. What an incredible sentimental favorite he’ll be in Tokyo should he make the team in an individual event.

SwimGeek
5 years ago

Great news — good luck, Nathan

Swammer
5 years ago

Ryan held not on the psych?

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