Vlad Morozov

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Andrii Govorov Clocks 22.8 To Crack Own World Cup Record In 50 Fly

Full Name:	Vladimir Morozov
Nickname(s):	Vlad
Born:	June 16th, 1992
	Novosibirsk Oblast, Russia
Nationality:	Russia
Status:	Active

Vladimir Morozov Born June 16, 1992 in Russia, Vladimir Morozov is a 2012 London Olympian and NCAA Champion when he swam as a USC Trojan. Morozov moved to the U.S. when he was just a freshman in high school - he attended Torrance High School and chose to swim for USC, where he studied Economics. High school During his senior year at Torrance High School, Swimming World Magazine named Morozov the 2010 Male High School Swimmer of the Year after breaking two national high school records in the 50 freestyle and the 100 freestyle. University of Southern California Morozov earned multiple accolades as a swimmer for USC. As just a freshman he was a four-time All-American and was named the 2011 Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year. In his second year at USC Morozov repeated his four All-American honors, finishing in the top eight of the 50 and 100 freestyle. He was only the second Trojan in history to finish in the top eight of the 50 freestyle back-to-back years. In his junior season, Morozov became the first person to ever swim under 18 seconds in the 50 freestyle even though it was a relay split. He also broke Cesar Cielo's 100 freestyle NCAA and U.S. Open Record, taking …

Andrii Govorov Clocks 22.8 To Crack Own World Cup Record In 50 Fly

Andrii Govorov broke his World Cup Record in the men’s 50 fly in Doha in 22.82.

Le Clos Returns, Andrew Doubles At Doha World Cup Prelims Day 3

Chad Le Clos returned to racing on day 3 in Doha after sitting out earlier in the meet.

Sjostrom, Hosszu Double Up On Day 2 Of Doha World Cup

Katinka Hosszu won a pair of events and medalled in two others on day 2 in Doha.

Blake Pieroni Knocks Off Le Clos’ World Cup Record With 48.11 100 Free

Blake Pieroni broke the World Cup Record in the men’s 100 freestyle with a time of 48.11.

Andrew Rips Another 24-Second 50 Back At Day 2 Prelims In Doha

Michael Andrew rattled off another sub-25 swim in the men’s 50 back prelims in Doha.

Sparse Swimmers Meant Only 5 Races In AM Of Day 1 Doha World Cup

Several events had 8 or fewer participants on day 1 in Doha, which meant prelims were unnecessary. Michael Andrew’s races too place, however, with the American claiming 2 top seeds.

2018 FINA World Cup – Doha Kicks Off On Thursday

Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu and Russia’s Vlad Morozov lead the overall money standings through the first stop of the first cluster of the 2018 FINA World Cup Series. Doha begins on Thursday of this week.

2018 FINA World Cup Day 3 Finals: Pieroni Upgrades To Gold

Blake Pieroni made things happen tonight in the 200m free, while Sarah Sjostrom, Anton Chupkov and Andrii Govorov wreaked havoc on the World Cup Record standings.

Watch Morozov’s 50 Back & 50 Free World Cup Races From Kazan

Russia’s Vlad Morozov notched 2 World Cup Records in 2 days; see how each race unfolded.

2018 FINA World Cup Kazan Day 2 Finals: Efimova Is Automatic

Russia’s Yuliya Efimova looked at ease in tonight’s 100m breast, clocking a time that was within striking distance of what she produced at this year’s European Championships.

Morozov Crushes Another World Cup Record, This Time 50 Back

Russia’s Vlad Morozov is a sprinting machine in Kazan.

2018 FINA World Cup Kazan Day 2 Prelims: Andrew Snags 2 Top Seeds

Michael Andrew continued his speedy ways in Kazan, taking two top seeds on day 2.

2018 FINA World Cup Kazan Day 1 Finals: Hosszu’s Monster Schedule

Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu was back to form in Kazan, taking on a 4-event night at the World Cup.

2018 FINA World Cup: Morozov Cranks Out 21.49 50 Free World Cup Record

Vlad Morozov came within .05 of his own Russian National Record with a 21.49 50m freestyle in Kazan tonight.

2018 World Cup Series Kicks Off In Kazan With Olympic Star Power

Belgium’s Olympic silver medalist Pieter Timmers will be making his racing debut in Kazan after having to withdraw from this year’s European Championships due to illness.