Annie Zhu

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MacLean Triples, UGA Women Top Wisconsin For 100th Straight Home Win

Born:	September 01st, 1994
	Brooklyn, N.Y.
Nationality:	U.S.
Status:	Active

Annie Zhu Born Sept. 1, 1994 in Brooklyn, N.Y., Annie Zhu is a breaststroke phenom that committed to the University of Georgia in fall 2011. Currently a junior, Zhu is studying Early Childhood Education. Swimming since before the age of one, she is the holder of two LCM National Records, and also holds the fastest time in the 200 breaststroke in Georgia history. Zhu learned from her parents, Kenny and Linda, who are swimmers from China and head the American Learning Swimming Center at James Madison High School, which Zhu helps with when she's not herself swimming. Zhu has been making waves in the country from a young age, and was one of the youngest swimmers at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials. During the time of her commitment, she made headlines for having hit a "plateau" in some of her events, but quickly disproved that. She soon switched to North Baltimore Aquatic Club to train with Bob Bowman and, at the time, Georgia teammate, Allison Schmitt. University of Georgia 2012-2013 During her freshman year Zhu made a huge impact on the Bulldog program. She finished fourth in the 200 breaststroke, 11th in the 200 IM and 12th in the 400 IM at the NCAA …

MacLean Triples, UGA Women Top Wisconsin For 100th Straight Home Win

Brittany MacLean won three events, including the 1000 free and 200 free back-to-back, as the Georgia women won their 100th consecutive home meet with a rout of Wisconsin. The Georgia men also topped Wisconsin by a similar margin.

Watch: Race Videos From This Weekend’s Georgia/Tennessee Dual

Watch race videos from Georgia’s 100th win in a dual meet versus Tennessee this weekend.

Georgia Men and Women Defeat Tennessee In SEC Match Up

Georgia men and women defeat Tennessee at their home pool.

College Swimming Previews: #2 Georgia Relying On Legendary Depth

All-American Hali Flickinger is part of a Georgia roster that has been among the NCAA’s deepest the past several seasons.

Flickinger Rules 200s As Georgia Tops Florida In Long Course SEC Duals

Matias Koski and the Georgia men topped the defending SEC champion Gators in Gainesville in a strong showing.

Chadwick’s 48.8 highlights Athens Sectional final night

SwimMAC’s Michael Chadwick dropped over a second off his lifetime-best in the 100 free to pick up the win on night 4 of the Speedo Sectional in Athens.

Women’s NCAA Championship Day 1 Ups/Downs: Georgia’s big day yields 13 scoring swims

Annie Zhu won a swim-off to make the A final of the 200 IM, one of 8 Georgia swimmers to make a championship heat on day 1.

Georgia blows out Florida at home, taking 23 of 32 events

Among the most damaging stats: Georgia put together 1-2-3 sweeps in 3 different events and went 1-2 in both of the women’s relays.

Georgia Women And Men Take Down UNC In Dual Meet, Chase Kalisz Comes Home With Three Wins

Chase Kalisz won his signature event, the 400 IM, to give him his third win of the evening. His time of 3:50.38 was an extremely solid in-season swim.

Women’s 200 Meter Breaststroke – US Nationals Preview – Can Lawrence remain red-hot?

Micah Lawrence has been on a tear this season through the Grand Prix circuit, and she’ll try to extend that magic for SwimMAC in Irvine.

Meghan Lynch with 10 & Under 100 breaststroke NAG at CAC Qualifier meet

10-year-old Meghan Lynch of Greenwich YWCA already holds 10&under National Age Group records in both short-course breaststroking distances, and this weekend she extended her record-spree to the long course format.

Megan Lynch, 10, Breaks Two NAG Records In One Individual Swim

10 year-old Megan Lynch took her 100 breaststroke out in 31.73, breaking the 50 breaststroke NAG record in route to smashing the 100 breaststroke NAG record by almost two seconds with a time of 1:08.07. Two-for-one special!

2014 Women’s NCAA Swimming & Diving Celebration Photo Vault

Way better than jumping in for a morning workout, the Georgia women go for a victory dip after winning the Team Title at the 2014 Women’s NCAA DI Swimming & Diving Championships.

2014 W. NCAA Picks: Margalis Looks to Close Dream Season With 200 IM Win

Melanie Margalis has had the best short course season of her career. Can she close our her collegiate years with an NCAA title?

2014 W. NCAA Picks: 200 breast could be a barn-burner with Reaney, Larson & co.

The marquee matchup pits American record-holder Emma Reaney of Notre Dame against the woman whose record she broke just a few weeks ago, Texas A&M’s Breeja Larson. But a tough field should make this more than a 2-horse race.