Michael Andrew

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"Child of the one true King" -- Romans 1:16

2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 5 Finals Live Recap

Full Name:	Michael Andrew
Born:	April 18th, 1999
	Edina, Minnesota
Nationality:	United States
Status:	Active

Michael Andrew Michael Andrew is an athletic phenom, first gaining notoriety for breaking numerous National Age Group Records in his teens. Over the course of his young career, the Kansas native has broken more than 100 National Age Group (NAG) records. He has also broken Junior World Records in the 50m free, back, and fly, taking down all three at the 2017 World Junior Championships. In short course meters, Andrew won a World Championships gold in the 100 IM at age 17. Fast forward into his 20s, Andrew picked up an Olympic berth at the age of 22 at the 2021 U.S. Olympic Trials. Turning Pro - June 2013 Andrew is one of the youngest swimmers in recent memory to turn professional, doing so June 2013 at the tender age of 14. Andrew signed with P2 Life, a high-performance nutrition supplement manufacturer, therefore, giving up his high school and NCAA eligibility. See complete story here. At the age of 14, Michael signed his second partnership with Fortune 500 company Mutual of Omaha, specifically for their Mutual of Omaha BREAKOUT Swim Clinic tour. See complete story here. At the age of 16, Michael signed a multi-year partnership with Adidas, joining mega-stars Allison Schmitt and Brazil’s Cesar Cielo in representing the competitive …

2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 5 Finals Live Recap

Nathan Adrian will look to add a second individual event to his Worlds schedule tonight in the men’s 50 free.

2017 U.S. World Trials Day 5 Finals Preview: The Night Of Last Chances

Plenty of swimmers will face their last chance to qualify for Worlds tonight, including Josh Prenot.

2017 U.S. Worlds Trials: Day 5 Prelims Live Recap

Ella Eastin, who’s been swimming fast this meet, has one more chance to qualify for Worlds in the 200 IM today.

Kathleen Baker, Conor Dwyer Scratch 200 IM B Finals on Nationals Day 5

Conor Dwyer’s scratch in the 200 IM B final tonight bumps up Michael Andrew from the C final. Swimming in the B final will give Andrew an automatic spot in the 200 IM at Junior Worlds.

2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 4 Finals Preview

Matt Grevers will be in contention for a spot on the Worlds team in the 100 back tonight.

2017 U.S. Worlds Trials: Day 4 Prelims Live Recap

Olympic silver medalist Kathleen Baker will compete in her signature 100 back today.

2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

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2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 3 Finals Preview

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Kevin Cordes Down U.S. Open Record with 26.8 in 50 Breast Prelims

Kevin Cordes blasted a new U.S. Open Record in heat 6, turning in a 26.86 to lead prelims. That knocked almost a quarter of a second off the former mark, which stood as a 27.10 done by Brendan McHugh at 2014 Nationals.

Michael Andrew Scratches 100 Fly On Day 3 At World Champ Trials

Michael Andrew has scratched the men’s 100 fly on day 3 at World Trials, opting to focus on the 50 breast and back.

2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 2 Finals Live Recap

Jacob Pebley will look to qualify for his first LC World Championship team tonight in the men’s 200 back.

2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 2 Finals Preview

Check out a preview for tonight’s finals in Indianapolis.

Cullen Jones Downs Championship Record with 23.2 50 Fly

Jones blasted a 23.26 to earn lane 4 for tonight’s final, clearing the former record of 23.29 set by Eugene Godsoe at 2013 Nationals.

2017 U.S. World Trials: Day 1 Finals Live Recap

Nathan Adrian will look for his 9th straight international berth individually in the men’s 100 free tonight.

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Veterans Tim Phillips (23.83) and Giles Smith (23.85) have the fastest time among US swimmers this year, and the top two personal best times of anyone entered (23.42 and 23.30, respectively).