Santo Condorelli Discusses Goal of Making US Olympic Team, Reflects on Time in Italy and LA

2024 PRO SWIM SERIES – WESTMONT

Santo Condorelli is looking sharper and sharper with each LCM racing opportunity he gets. In Westmont, he recorded times of 21.8 in the 50 free, 48.9 in the 100 free, and 52.2 in the 100 fly.

Condorelli opened up about wanting to make the Olympic team for the US, how that might not even be a possibility (logistically), and his time representing Italy in the lead-up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

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PFA
9 months ago

I didn’t even think about this but imagine if he went 1-2 with Caeleb in the same events at trials that would be the biggest curve ball out of this year but ig don’t be shocked if that happens? But still I hope he makes the team and shakes up things at trials.

Need More Yards
9 months ago

He’s put in the yards and the air miles

Jeff Gudman's Sweater
9 months ago

An Oregon swimming legend (his dad is an Oregon Swimming legend too)

Justanopinion
9 months ago

Mr. Worldwide

Joel Lin
9 months ago

Summer of Santo. Let’s go.

Taa
Reply to  Joel Lin
9 months ago

Santo would say LFG!!

phelpsfan
9 months ago

Surprised these replies are actually being supportive of him. Wasn’t expecting that.

Emma Eckean
9 months ago

Santo is good for swimming.
I hope he makes it to trials and to the Olympic team on the relay.

phelpsfan
Reply to  Emma Eckean
9 months ago

I don’t. Dude needs to stick to one team.

Hank
Reply to  Emma Eckean
9 months ago

He has about the same chance as Cody Simpson of making it to the Olympics.

Juan Cena
9 months ago

“Love [him] or hate [him], you watched, and that’s all you could do”
-Pete Weber 🥶

Scotty P
Reply to  Juan Cena
9 months ago

If you think you are in a country…..Santo was already there.

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