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1:00.6 Breaststroker Kylie Powers Verbals to Texas A&M

Kylie Powers of the Swim Houston Aquatics Center has pledged her verbal commitment to Texas A&M for next fall.

TOP TIMES

  • 50y breast – 28.86
  • 100y breast – 1:00.65
  • 200y breast – 2:12.58

At the 2017 NCSA Spring Championships, Powers sped her way to a 2nd place finish in the 100 breast, a 4th place finish in the 200 breast, and an 8th place finish in the 50 breast.

Powers joins a Texas A&M program with a track record for breaststroke success, most recently seen by sprinter Jorie Caneta and 200 breast specialists Bethany Galat and Sydney Pickrem. Galat, in particular, powered her way to silver in the 200 breast at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest. For some context: last year at SECs in the 200 breast, A&M finished 1-2-3-5-6.

Powers is a significant addition to the team. She would’ve made the SEC A final in the 100 breast and the B final in the 200 breast, with her personal bests right now. She’s also right on the cusp of qualifying for NCAAs– last year, a 1:00.33 was the last time invited.

https://twitter.com/kpowershsc/status/915679609508724736

If you have a commitment to report, please send an email with a photo (landscape, or horizontal, looks best) and a quote to [email protected].

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Hswimmer
7 years ago

Breeja Larson esque! Best of luck!

stanford fan
7 years ago

congrats, kylie!

A&M Swim Fan
7 years ago

Welcome to the A&M family Kylie. You will never regret your choice to swim & get your education at this fine institution of higher learning!! Wishing you the best during your stay in Aggieland!!

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