World Juniors Semifinalist Brooklyn Douthwright Verbals to Tennessee

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Canadian freestyler Brooklyn Douthwright has verbally committed to the University of Tennessee class of 2025. Douthwright trains with the Codiac Vikings Aquatic Club in New Brunswick, Canada.

I am so excited to announce my verbal commitment to the University of Tennessee! Everything from the coaches and athletes to the facilities and resources makes me confident that I have found my home away from home! A huge thanks to everyone who has supported me throughout my athletic and academic careers so far! Can’t wait to be a lady vol 🧡

TOP TIMES (LCM / SCY conv.)

  • 50 free – 26.04 / 22.94
  • 100 free – 55.53 / 49.24
  • 200 free – 1:59.69 / 1:45.67
  • 400 free – 4:20.86 / 4:52.04
  • 100 back – 1:04.09 / 55.62
  • 200 back – 2:15.14 / 1:57.95
  • 100 fly – 1:01.90 / 55.02
  • 200 IM – 2:18.95 / 2:01.59

Douthwright is a very talented sprint freestyler, with the 100/200 free combo being her sweet spot. She competed for Canada at the 2019 World Junior Championships, where she reached the 100 free semifinals, finishing in 13th place. She also helped Canada to the 400 medley relay bronze medal, anchoring the relay, and she was the lead-off on their bronze medal-winning 800 free relay.

Tennessee just graduated Erika Brown, the second-fastest woman in history in the 50 free and 100 free in yards. The Lady Vols also just graduated top sprinter Stanzi Moseley, while their top returning 50/100 freestylers, Tjasa Pintar and Bailey Grinter, each have just one year of eligibility left.

Sprint speed is coming to Knoxville in the class of 2024, though, namely with Jasmine Rumley (22.2/49.0) and Irish import Mona McSharry (25.4 LCM).

Douthwright joins a big class already for 2021, including #20 Asia MinnesSummer SmithAmber MyersCory ShanksJosephine FullerKate McCarvilleLauren WetherellSara Stotler, and Summer Eaker. Among this class are sprint standouts Shanks (22.9/49.2/1:48.2), Myers (23.2/50.7), Stotler (23.3/50.1/1:47.6), Fuller (23.1/50.7) and Minnes (23.1/49.9).

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VFL
3 years ago

College swimming has her as #12 prospect in this class. Let’s go!

Jimbo
3 years ago

Congratulations but also those puppies are adorable

VFL
3 years ago

Whooo! Let’s go Lady Vols!! Big pickup!!

John
3 years ago

Awesome get for the Lady Vols! There is a mistake- Tjasa Pintar is a senior this year, she did not graduate last year.

Ladyvoldisser
Reply to  John
3 years ago

In the article is stated “Tjasa Pintar and Bailey Grinter, each have just one more year of eligibility left”. So where is the mistake?

SECFan
3 years ago

Isn’t Pintar a senior this year?

volsohard
3 years ago

Wow! Fantastic pickup for Tennessee and what a class they’ve put together.

alum14
Reply to  volsohard
3 years ago

Huger gets it done recruiting! And Kredich is also a great all around person too. Great leader.

LVSD Fan
Reply to  alum14
3 years ago

Lol, Kredich is the reason for the big recruiting. Def not Huger. He is a great guy, but not the draw to Tennessee. Kredich is best in the biz.

Admin
Reply to  LVSD Fan
3 years ago

I don’t see why it has to be one or the other. I talk to people all over the country who recognize that Huger is a great recruiter. I talk to people all over the country who recognize that Kredich is a great coach. Part of what makes a great coach is the ability to recognize people that you can bring in and who can help make your program better and help you do your job better, and Kredich brought in Huger to be a recruiting coordinator, and they’re doing very well.

About Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon studied sociology at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT, graduating in May of 2018. He began swimming on a club team in first grade and swam four years for Wesleyan.

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