David Nolan

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Touchouts abound as Stanford men top USC on the road

Full Name:	David Nolan
Born:	December 05th, 1992
	Hershey, PA, USA
Nationality:	United States
Status:	Retired

David Nolan is a competitive swimmer who represents the United States internationally. Personal Life David Nolan was born to Theresa and James Nolan in Hershey, Pennsylvania and attended Hershey High School. He is well known for completely dominating high school swimming. Let's start with him leading his team to three state and three district titles. He took down the state and national records in the 100 yard freestyle, 100 yard backstroke, 200 yard individual medley, 200 yard free relay and 200 yard medley relay. His 200 IM (1:41.39) shattered the national record by over two seconds and would have flat-out won the 200 IM had he been racing at the 2011 NCAA Championships. Graduating as a high school phenom, Nolan took his talents to Stanford University, where he is now a junior. College Swimming (Stanford) 2011-2012 Nolan immediately had a huge impact for The Cardinal, scoring a team-high 50 points at the 2012 NCAA Championships as a freshman. He was named PAC-12 Freshman of the Year after winning the 200 IM, 200 back, and 100 back as well as contributing to wins for Stanford's 400 medley and 200 and 800 freestyle relays. Individually, he placed 3rd in the 200 IM (1:42.85/1:42.70p) and was runner-up in …

Touchouts abound as Stanford men top USC on the road

Stanford’s Tom Kremer out-touched USC’s Dimitri Colupaev in the 100 free, one of many tight races at the men’s-only dual.

#7/#5 Stanford tops #5/#8 Arizona at home in dominating fashion

Maya DiRado won twice for Stanford, as did breaststroker Katie Olsen, who put up a season-best 1:00.4 in the 100. Danny Thomson led a pair of 1-2-3 finishes for the Cardinal on the men’s side.

10 different swimmers win races in Stanford men’s sweep of Pacific

David Nolan and Max Williamson won twice for the Cardinal.

Cordes wins second-straight Pac-12 Swimmer of the Month Award

After breaking three American records over the month of December, Cordes was honored with his fifth Pac-12 Swimmer of the Month award.

Up in the Air: Most unbelievable yards swim by a high school boy?

Dressel’s 18.94 in the 50 free is mind-numbing. But is it the greatest yards swim by a high school boy in the past decade?

One More Pool Record Falls on Second Day of TYR Invitational, Northwestern Men and Women Lead Going Into Final Day

The second day of competition at the 2013 TYR Invitational in Evanston, Illinois brought more exciting and fast performances to…

Virva goes 19.3, Cal women, Stanford men fast on day one of UNLV Invite

Missy Franklin won four times, but Dillon Virva was the star of the night at day one of the UNLV Invite.

UNLV’s Dillon Virva Steals The Show; Swims 19.4 in 50 Free at UNLV Fall Invitational

UNLV’s Dillon Virva now leads the nation in the 50 free.

Cal Wins 4 of 6 Groups; 15 of 18 Events Against Stanford in Triple-Distance Meet

Cal’s Jeremy Bagshaw remained hot to sweep the distance group against Stanford.

Wisconsin Suffers Second NorCal Loss To Stanford Teams

Maddy Schaefer posted the nations top 50 freestyle time today against Wisconsin. (Photo Credit: Tim Binning, the swim pictures)

Junior National Team Member, Brock Turner, Gives Verbal To Stanford Cardinal

Stanford Cardinal land a verbal commitment from Dayton Raiders Junior National team member, Brock Turner (Photo Credit: USA Swimming)

Stanford, UC Santa Cruz Men Open Season With Wheel of Fortune

The Stanford and UC Santa Cruz men opened the year in a different fashion, swimming an exhibition meet where the event to be swum was decided immediately before the first event by “spinning the wheel”. (Photo Credit: Scott Armstrong)

2013-2014 College Swimming Previews: Nolan, Kremer Shoulder Load for Stanford

David Nolan scored 57 individual points and swam on four relays for the Cardinal last year at NCAA’s. What will he do for an encore? (Photo: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

SwimJams: Emily Nolan, of the Hershey Nolans, Swims AND Sings

Emily Nolan is obviously the future star of the Little Mermaid: live-stage edition.

Caeleb Dressel Turns 17, Charges a New Set of National Age Group Records

Caeleb Dressel may just be turning 17 today, but he’s already not far from the 17-18 National Age Group Records. (Photo: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)