Claire Weinstein

Weekly Wonders of Age Group Swimming – 7/3/2019

Full Name:	Claire Weinstein
Born:	March 01st, 2007
	White Plains, New York, United States
Nationality:	United States
Status:	Active

Claire Weinstein is a world champion as a part of the United States' winning 800 free relay at the 2022 World Champs. She qualified for the 2024 Olympics in the 200 free and 800 free relay. She is also a multiple-time NAG record holder. Born in White Plains, New York, Weinstein began swimming competitively at the age of 6 at Westchester Aquatics Club under Carle Fierro, the same childhood team of American Kate Douglass. Weinstein took to the water quickly and displayed plenty of natural talent. She later moved to Las Vegas to train with the Sandpipers of Nevada. College Swimming In mid-September 2023, Weinstein announced her verbal commitment to the University of California, Berkeley. It was a huge get for Dave Durden, who had recently taken over the women’s program as Weinstein was ranked #3 in the Way Too Early rankings for the class of 2025. The announcement came just hours after Alex Shackell, the #1 recruit in the high school class of 2025, sent her verbal pledge to the Golden Bears. Shackell, the top 50/100/200 freestyler (as well as 100/200 flyer) in the class perfectly complimented Weinstein’s class-leading 500/1000/1650. Weinstein’s 500 free best time at the time (4:33.03) was miles ahead …

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