Seth Stubblefield

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Full Name:	Seth Stubblefield
Born:	July 21st, 1993
	Plano, Texas
Nationality:	U.S.
Status:	Active

Seth Stubblefield Seth Stubblefield was born July 21, 1993 in the city of Plano, Texas. Stubblefield is currently in his senior year at the University of California, Berkeley where he specializes in the freestyle and butterfly events. A versatile recruit, Stubblefield has earned both international and national medals and swims multiple events including the 100 and 200 butterfly as well as the 50 and 100 freestyle. He's a member of the U.S. National Team after taking third in the 100m freestyle at the 2013 U.S. Open. In a heat stacked with Olympic medalists including Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps, Stubblefield made a name for himself. Stubblefield is studying Integrative Biology, and in his senior year he was excited to take Exercise Physiology - a class that he could transfer what he learned, and apply it to his own athletics. He's also a member of Athletes in Action. UC Berkeley 2011-2012 At his first NCAA Championships Stubblefield impressed. He finished fifth in the 50 freestyle and he anchored the winning 200 freestyle relay, earning him All-America honors. 2012-2013 At the 2013 NCAA Championshis Stubblefield finaled in two individual events finishing sixth in the 50 freestyle and seventh in the 100. He swam on the 200 medley relay that finished …

Georgia Bulldog Legacy Caleb Harrington Commits to the G

Four-time Tennessee State Champion and Junior National Finalist Caleb Harrington commits to continue his family’s swimming legacy at the University of Georgia.

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

Cassidy Bayer will be one of the key names contesting the women’s 200 fly this morning at U.S. World Trials.

Stubblefield, Conger Scratch 100 Free On Day 1 At U.S. Nationals

Jack Conger has scratched out of the 100 free on day 1 of U.S. Nationals.

2017 U.S. Trials Previews: The Race for Sub-51 in Men’s 100 Fly

Jack Conger and Tom Shields headline a group of men in the 51-low range who could become the first swimmers other than Phelps to break 51 seconds since the end of the supersuit era.

2017 Arena PSS – Atlanta: Day 3 Prelims Live Recap

Ryan Murphy will be in action on day 3 in the men’s 200 back.

2017 Arena PSS – Atlanta: Day 2 Prelims Live Recap

Katie Ledecky is scheduled for a 100 free/400 free back-to-back double on day 2 of the Arena Pro Swim in Atlanta.

Gkolomeev, Kromowidjojo Take TYR Derby Pro Titles

On the men’s side, NCAA champion Kristian Gkolomeev won all 3 rounds, blazing to a 22.03 to dethrone last year’s champion Josh Schneider, who took 2nd followed by Joao De Lucca and Michael Andrew.

2017 Atlanta PSS Psych Sheet Features Leading Contenders for USA’s Worlds Team

Katie Ledecky headlines an incredibly deep field that will be appearing at next week’s Atlanta stop of the 2017 Pro Swim Series.

Schneider, Kromowidjojo Among Stars to Compete in 2017 TYR Derby Pro

Swimmers will be racing in elimination-style format, competing in prelims, semifinals, and finals of a 50 meter free within 1 hour.

Five Storylines to Follow at 2017 Mesa Pro Swim Series (Psych Sheets)

Katie Ledecky will be swimming six events in Mesa, including the 200 and 400 IM and 100 free.

We thought Seth Stubblefield was out, but he’s back in it! (Video)

Michael Andrew and Seth Stubblefield tied with a 53.95 for third place in the 100 fly of night 1 of the APSS in Indy

2017 Arena Pro Swim Series – Indianapolis: Day 1 Prelims Live Recap

2016 Olympic champ Penny Oleksiak leads all women’s 100 free seeds for Canada, while 2012 Olympic champ Nathan Adrian is the top men’s seed.

Relive The Meet of Tears: Post-Race Emotions of Olympic Trials (Video)

There was so much emotion put into every single swim, and no one saw that more than the support systems of these athletes.

2016 U.S Olympic Trials: Day Seven Finals Live Recap

Tonight could be a historic night for swimming at the 2016 U.S Olympic Trials. Both Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps could be making history tonight as they each have one final to contest.

2016 U.S. Olympic Trials: Day Seven Finals Preview

Katie Ledecky will go for a world record tonight, and with the way she swims her longer races, it’s hard to bet against her. If anything, she’ll add another time to the all-time top 10, where she owns all 10 times.