Maximus Williamson

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2023 Swammy Awards: Age Group Swimmers Of The Year- 15-16

Full Name:	Maximus Williamson
Nickname(s):	Max
Born:	September 04th, 2006
	Unknown
Nationality:	U.S.
Status:	Active

Maximus Williamson is an American Swimmer. Noted for his versatility, he won 6 golds and a silver at the 2023 World Junior Championships. He also set numerous NAG records. Junior Swimming 2021 SC TAGS (Shenandoah, Texas) Williamson first made some noise when he demolished his lifetime bests and won all seven events he raced at 2021 TAGS. In the 200 back, he posted a 1:47.85, the #13 time in the 13-14 NAG ranks. He also put up a 1:51.64 200 IM that ties him for #25 all-time in the 13-14 NAG rankings. His other races included a sweep of the 50 through 500 free events with times of 21.21, 45.98, 1:40.03, and 4:30.57 across the 4 distances respectively. He also won the 100 back in 50.63 2021 LC TAGS (Arlington, Texas) In the 200 IM, Williamson dropped over 4 seconds to a 2:06.36. The time makes him the 3rd fastest in the 13-14 NAG. Similarly, in the 100 free, he dropped a second and became the #2 swimmer in the 13-14 NAG with a 51.25. And these swims were in just one night. The next day he sliced .04 seconds off the 200 free 13-14 NAG with a 1:53.26. Williamson was much more aggressive in …

2023 Swammy Awards: Age Group Swimmers Of The Year- 15-16

Alex Shackell and Thomas Heilman win the 15-16 age group swimmer of the year awards. Both went to Worlds this past summer.

Thomas Heilman & Maximus Williamson Reflect on Winter Jr Champs, Virginia Commitment

We discussed all of their swims from the Jr Championships as well as how they both ended up choosing Virginia for their continued swimming and education.

Ranking The Top 10 Swims From The 2023 Winter Junior Championships

Several National Age Group (NAG) records highlighted the 2023 Winter Junior Championships, including the 49.53 100 backstroke by 15-year-old Charlotte Crush.

The Top U.S. Storylines Headed Into The Paris Olympic Year — Men’s Edition

In this article, we break down some of the top American storylines in men’s swimming headed into the 2024 Olympic year, with emphasis on Olympic trials.

Short Course European Champs, Winter Jrs, and US Open | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN

we discuss the Short Course European Championships, both East and West Winter Jr Championships, and the US Open that occurred last week.

Lakeside Wins Boys, Co-ed Meets; Small Crow Canyon Crew Wins Girls Title At Winter Jrs West

Cooper Lucas, Maximus Williamson, and the Lakeside Aquatic Club boys overcame a relay DQ to win a pair of team titles at this weekend’s Winter Juniors – West meet.

East vs. West: Which Region Reigned Supreme at the 2023 US Winter Junior Championships?

Alex Shackell and the Carmel Swim Club won the Winter Juniors East title – but how did they stack up against the teams from out West?

2023 Speedo Winter Junior Championships: Combined East/West Results – Day 4

Leah Shackley and the rest of the girls at the East meet dominated every event on Day 4 of 2023 Speedo Winter Juniors.

Maximus Williamson Clocks 41.92 100 Free, Ranks #6 All-Time In U.S. 17-18 Age Group

Williamson is the third high schooler to break 42 seconds in the 100 free, after Ryan Hoffer and Kaii Winler did so in the past.

Data Visualization: Winter Juniors Boys’ 200 Freestyle

Watch the simulated race between Maximus Williamson and Thomas Heilman, who rewrote the record books in the 200 free at the West and East meets respectively.

2023 Winter Juniors – West: Day 4 Finals Live Recap

Lakeside’s Maximus Williamson is the top qualifier in the 100 free and 200 breast on Day 4 at Winter Juniors West.

2023 Winter Juniors – West: Day 4 Prelims Live Recap

We’ve got heats of 200 back, 100 free, 200 breast, and 200 fly on Day 4 at Winter Juniors West.

2023 Speedo Winter Junior Championships: Combined East/West Results – Day 3

Alex Shackell had the fastest time in the combined meets in the 200 free and 100 fly on Day 3 of Speedo Winter Juniors.

On His 10th Swim in 48 Hours, Maximus Williamson Kept Getting Faster… A Lot Faster

Swimming in lane 1 tonight, Williamson blasted a 1:31.37, crushing the time he had set just 48 hours prior and 7 races earlier.

Swims You Might Have Missed on Day 3 of 2023 Winter Juniors – West

Charlie Bufton owned a best 400 IM time of 4:00.67 from March that he brought all the way down to 3:54.01 in prelims before blazing a 3:51.01 in the final.