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Pacific Heads to Palo Alto to Face Stanford on Friday

Full Name:	Abrahm Devine
Nationality:	United States of America
Status:	Active

Abrahm Devine is an American medley specialist from Seattle, Washington. Before heading to Palo Alto to swim for Stanford, Devine swam for Cascade Swim Club where he garnered national attention as a junior swimmer. In 2014 he was a member of the Junior National Team and swam in his first International meets on the World Cup Circuit. Stanford University 2015-2016 Devine made an immediate impact for the Cardinal during his freshman campaign, picking up points at both the Pac-12 and NCAA Championships. He picked up a silver and bronze medal in the medley events at the Pac-12's and contributed more points with an 8th place finish in the 200 yard butterfly. At the NCAA meet, he finished 6th in the 400 yard medley in 3:42.02 to earn his first First-Team All-American honor. He also tied for 11th place in the 200 yard medley and finished 38th in the 200 yard butterfly. 2016-2017 As a sophomore, Devine picked up more All-America honors at the NCAA Championships. He finished fifth in the 400 yard medley as well as the 400 yard freestyle relay. He helped the Cardinal to a seventh place finish in the 800 yard freestyle relay and like the year before, he finished 11th in …

Pacific Heads to Palo Alto to Face Stanford on Friday

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