Lewis Clareburt

New Zealand Looking For Next Swimming Star At Short Course C’ships

Born:	July 04th, 1999
	Wellington, New Zealand
Nationality:	New Zealand
Status:	Active

Lewis Clareburt is a competitive swimmer who represents New Zealand competitively. He is a 2021 Olympian for New Zealand has bronze medals in the 400 IM from both the 2018 Commonwealth Games and 2019 World Championships. 2018 Commonwealth Games (Gold Coast, Australia) Clareburt earned a bronze medal in the 400 IM at the Commonwealth Games with a national record time of 4:14.42. He finished third behind Australia's Clyde Lewis and Scotland's Mark Szaranek. 2019 World Championships (Gwangju, South Korea) Clareburt finished third in the 400 IM in a New Zealand national record time of 4:12.07, rounding out the podium behind Japan's Daiya Seto (4:08.95) and USA's Jay Litherland (4:09.22). 2021 Olympic Games Clareburt started his Games strong, breaking a national record on Day 1 in the prelims of the 400 IM, registering a 4:09.57.

New Zealand Looking For Next Swimming Star At Short Course C’ships

With Lauren Boyle and Glenn Snyders having retired, New Zealand is on the look-out for its next swimming star to help lead the nation into Tokyo 2020.

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