Bella Sims

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Full Name:	Arabella Gabrielle Sims
Nickname(s):	Bella
Nationality:	United States
Status:	Active

Bella Sims is a competitive swimmer who represents the United States internationally. At the 2021 Olympic Trials, at the age of 16, Sims qualified for the Olympic Team as a member of the 4x200 free relay by finishing 5th in the 200 free. National/International Career Coming into the 2021 Olympic Trials, Bella Sims was already getting quite a bit of attention. She had hit the most Olympic Trial cuts of any swimmer in the country (11) and ended up competing in 4 events at the Wave II meet: 100, 200, 800 free, and 100 fly. She was also ranked #1 in SwimSwam's Way Too Early Recruit Ranks for the Class of 2023, which came out on June 3, 2021, just before the trials started. 2021 Olympic Trials (Omaha, Nebraska) In Omaha, Sims started her program with the 100 fly on day 1, tying for 33rd in a time of 1:00.02. In her next event, the 200 free, she made huge strides, qualifying for the final and ultimately finishing 5th in 1:57.53, earning her a spot on the Olympic team for the 4x200 free relay. This made her the lowest seed (39th) to make the US Olympic swimming team since 2000. She finished the meet by swimming …

Erica Sullivan Clocks 4:06.35 in 400m Free at GAIN Prelims After Weather Delay

Sullivan’s time now sits #5 in the world and second among Americans this season. Meanwhile, Bella Sims had several impressive swims this morning.

Blake Pieroni Wins 2 Events on Day 1 of 2021 GAIN Invitational

Blake Pieroni won the 200 free and 100 fly on Day 1 of the 2021 GAIN Invitational in Sarasota.

Bella Sims Moves to #9 All-Time in 15-16 Age Group with 1:44.21 200 Free

Bella Sims of Sandpipers broke the Top 10 All-Time 15-16 Girls list in prelims of the 200 freestyle at the 2021 Gains Invitational.

Cody Miller, Blake Pieroni Will Race at GAIN Invitational in Florida This Week

Olympic medalists Cody Miller (above) and Blake Pieroni will represent Sandpipers of Nevada at this weekend’s GAIN Invitational in Florida.

Curzan, Chaney Among Top Performers In 18&U Virtual Spring Championships

Claire Curzan helped lead the TAC Titans to the SCY overall title, winning the girls’ 100 free, 100 back and 100 fly.

2021 NCSA Spring Invite: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

Tonight in Orlando will be the finals of the women’s and men’s 200 free, 400 IM, 100 back, and 200 free relay.

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Pro Swim Ledecky Prima Al Mondo Negli 800 Condorelli Vince I 50 Stile

Pro Swim Series terminata a San Antonio con Ledecky che afferma la sua supremazia negli 800 e Condorelli vince i 50 stile a sorpresa

2021 Pro Swim Series – San Antonio (March): Day 4 Finals Live Recap

The last day of the 2021 Pro Swim Series in San Antonio will feature the finals of the 100 back, 200 breast, 50 free, 200 IM, and 800 free.

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Pro Swim Ledecky 1:56 Nei 200 Stile Risultati Completi Terzo Giorno

Pro Swim Series al terzo giorno con protagoniste Katie Ledecky nei 200 stile, Kathleen Baker nei 200 dorso. I risultati completi

Watch Ledecky Swim First Race In A Year: PSS San Antonio Day 1 Race Videos

Watch Katie Ledecky and Jordan Wilimovsky pick up the first 2 event wins at the San Antonio stop of the 2021 Pre Swim Series.

2021 Pro Swim Series – San Antonio (March): Day 3 Finals Live Recap

Catch Katie Ledecky in the 200 FR, Regan Smith in the 200 BK, Emma Weyant V. Melanie Margalis in the 400 IM, Ryan Murphy in the 200 BK, and more on day 3.

Weyant, Grimes, and Litherland All Drop 200 FR for 400 IM in San Antonio

400 IM top seed Emma Weyant will not swim the 200 free to focus on her race against Melanie Margalis. Teen Katie Grimes and Jay Litherland also followed suit.

2021 Pro Swim Series – San Antonio (March): Day 3 Prelims Live Recap

U.S. National Team member Regan Smith (above) will race the 200 back, one of her World Record-holding events, during Friday’s prelims session.

In First Race In A Year, Katie Ledecky Swims World Leading 1500 Free – 15:42.92

Katie Ledecky swam her last 1500 free almost exactly a year ago today and has made a comeback to racing with a 15:42.92 – the world’s fastest woman this year.

2021 Pro Swim Series, San Antonio – Day 1 Live Recap

A number of the US’ top distance swimmers made their return to the pool tonight including Olympic gold medalist and world record-holder Katie Ledecky.