Vlad Morozov

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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 …

Headed For A Scratch-Less Evening In Windsor For Day 1 Finals

Katinka Hosszu is gunning for 3 individual world titles this evening in Windsor.

WATCH: Vlad Morozov World Cup Highlights Reel

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