Olympic and World Champs Medalists Highlight US Summer Nationals Psych Sheets

2022 US Summer Nationals

USA Swimming has released psych sheets for next week’s Summer Nationals, and a dozen members of the US Worlds team are set to wrap up a long few months of racing with appearances in Irvine.

Since Worlds is already in the rearview mirror, and no selection criteria has yet been announced for the US team for the 2023 World Championships, this event will serve as more of a “fun” end of the season meet for some swimmers, and an additional chance to throw down some fast times for others.

Olympic and Worlds gold medalist Katie Ledecky is set to compete in Irvine, and while she’s entered in some of her usual events, like the 200 free, she’s already entered in the 100 free and the 400 IM, events she doesn’t race quite as much.

Her Gator training partners Bobby Finke and Kieran Smith are also World Champs teammates who are entered in some different events for them. Finke is entered in his bread-and-butter 800 free and 1500 free, but also in the 400 free, which he didn’t swim at Trials, and the 400 IM, which he swam but finished 3rd. Kieran Smith is stretching his range a bit more with entries in the 800 free and both IMs, along with his normal 100/200/400 free.

Shaine Casas, who only swam the 200 back at Worlds (and earned a medal), is entered in the 100 free, 100 fly, and the 200 IM. Casas threw down some fast times recently at a sectional meet, but didn’t swim the 200 IM there, and fans could be in store for a big swim from him in that event.

Claire Curzan had a pretty full schedule at Worlds, but she’s entered in mix of events which she swam at Worlds (100 back/fly) and events she didn’t (200 back/50 free).

Full List of US World Champs Swimmers Entered

  • Mallory Comerford – 100 free
  • Claire Curzan – 200 back, 100 fly, 100 back, 50 free
  • Natalie Hinds – 100 free, 200 free
  • Katie Ledecky – 100 free, 200 free, 800 free, 400 IM
  • Leah Smith – 200 back, 200 IM, 400 IM
  • Rhyan White – 200 back, 100 fly, 100 back, 200 IM
  • Michael Andrew – 100 breast, 50 free
  • Shaine Casas – 100 free, 100 fly, 200 IM
  • Bobby Finke – 400 free, 800 free, 1500 free, 400 IM,
  • Trenton Julian – 100 fly, 200 fly, 100 free, 200 free, 400 free, 200 breast, 200 IM
  • Justin Ress – 50 free, 100 free, 100 back
  • Kieran Smith – 100 free, 200 free, 400 free, 800 free, 200 IM, 400 IM

In additional to the US World Champs swimmers, we’ll also get to see top college groups from Texas, Cal, UVA, and Georgia, among other, a strong international contingent from Australia and a few other countries, and some top US teenage stars like Thomas Heilman, Erin Gemmell, Teagan O’Dell, and Ilya Kharun.

In This Story

71
Leave a Reply

Subscribe
Notify of

71 Comments
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Suzy Q
2 years ago

remember to stan mimi watts

DMacNCheez
2 years ago

If anyones looking for a Dressel update he has a minion picture of himself on his Instagram story 😂

James
2 years ago

What does the $ sign next to certain swimmers mean? Guess I had never noticed that one before….

Reply to  James
2 years ago

It usually means there’s some sort of issue with the swimmers’ entry in the meet or the time itself and a coach needs to go to the Times desk to clear it up before the meet starts.

coachofficialmi
Reply to  James Sutherland
2 years ago

Expired or missing APT probably

Go Kamminga Go
2 years ago

Where’s the biggest male swimmer on the planet, Caeleb Dressel?

Swimswam, can you please find out.

Mr Piano
Reply to  Go Kamminga Go
2 years ago

Biggest male swimmer might be Murphy

Emily Se-Bom Lee
Reply to  Mr Piano
2 years ago

peaty*

Calvin
Reply to  Emily Se-Bom Lee
2 years ago

Proud??

Swim4Life
Reply to  Mr Piano
2 years ago

Milak. Period.

Mr Piano
Reply to  Swim4Life
2 years ago

Milak is skinny af

Cate
Reply to  Go Kamminga Go
2 years ago

If someone may be having health issues that they’re trying to deal with, do you really think it’s appropriate for swimswam to harrass him because you’re curious?

Steve Nolan
Reply to  Cate
2 years ago

Yes.

dddddddd
Reply to  Steve Nolan
2 years ago

jesse

Mr Piano
Reply to  dddddddd
2 years ago

Wanna cook?

Jacob Whittle 46.90 in Paris
Reply to  Cate
2 years ago

Stop treating this as if we’re all in highschool, this is professional sport and I absolutely am allowed to want to know why the biggest swimmer in the sport just left the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Flipperz
Reply to  Jacob Whittle 46.90 in Paris
2 years ago

We’re in the era of Popovici now. Get with the program. Dressel has already been relegated to a 1-event swimmer (50 free).

advance swimming everywhere
Reply to  Flipperz
2 years ago

he won the 50 fly and has the world lead in the 100 fly

Mr Piano
Reply to  Jacob Whittle 46.90 in Paris
2 years ago

Half of swimswam probably is in highschool

Gothedistance
Reply to  Jacob Whittle 46.90 in Paris
2 years ago

HIPAA was created for a reason. If you knew the reason, what then? Would people stop this or would they use that reason to downplay or belittle what he’s going through? It’s interesting how insistent people can be until something serious happens to them or a loved one.

Steve Nolan
Reply to  Gothedistance
2 years ago

we didn’t try to get his doctor to tell us what’s going on. lol hipaa, might as well have cited hippo.

That70s_swimmer
Reply to  Gothedistance
2 years ago

As an FYI – HIPAA does not apply to news organizations (and I include SwimSwam as a news organization) or individuals such as relatives, friends, employees that do not provide medical care or oversee medical insurance. HIPAA applies to covered entities which health care providers, medical insurances including employers’ health plan, HMO, and government medical insurance (Medicare, Medicaid). That said, we can ask anyone for their health status but they do not need to answer. That include LeBron James and Mayfield. Watch a college or professional football game and watch them go into a tent. Interestingly, tennis players have treatment right on the court.

Troyy
Reply to  That70s_swimmer
2 years ago

Tennis players’ reason for withdrawing/retiring is also listed on the draw for everyone to see.

MAC Daddy
Reply to  Cate
2 years ago

Can you even imagine someone saying this about LeBron James or Baker Mayfield?

Go Kamminga Go
Reply to  Cate
2 years ago

I never harassed him.

Garfield
Reply to  Cate
2 years ago

If swimming’s superstars lack professional clarity to the fans, the sport won’t ever grow to a greater outreach. As much as I love the sport, the professional standard is much lower in this sport relative to others.
Sadly, many naive pro swimmers complain about the lack of money in the sport.

Stephen
Reply to  Go Kamminga Go
2 years ago

Suffering from Popovism

OLOAP
2 years ago

A bit disappointed not to see Sandpipers here, but glad Claire Tuggle will be back in the water

fred
2 years ago

Minakov, Toussaint, Condorelli entered

Tomek
Reply to  fred
2 years ago

Which country Condorelli is entered under?

Piss Pooler
Reply to  Tomek
2 years ago

Sandpipers.

Sherry Smit
2 years ago

Sandpipers?

Troyy
2 years ago

Will the finals be streamed on the USAS website?

JimSwim22
Reply to  Troyy
2 years ago

I’m sure they will have full potato vision

About Robert Gibbs