National Catholic Schools Silver Medalist Jack Moloney Commits to Georgia

“I am excited to announce my verbal commitment to continue my academic and athletic career at the University of Georgia. I would like to thank all my family, friends, teammates, and coaches that have helped me along the way. GO DAWGS!!”

Top SCY Times

• 50 free – 21.03
• 100 free – 45.83
• 200 free – 1:38.90
• 100 back – 49.34
• 200 back – 1:49.65
• 100 breast – 56.72
• 200 breast – 2:03.94
• 100 fly – 50.43
• 200 IM – 1:49.39

Extremely versatile, Moloney has the ability to help the Bulldogs in numerous events. He will likely join the program’s talented IM group, which was led by Canadian Olympian Javier Acevedo and US National Team member Luca Urlando last year. Georgia has historically been successful at producing IM talent, with 2021 400 IM Olympic Champion Chase Kalisz and silver medalist Jay Litherland both having spent their collegiate careers in Athens.

Last season, the Georgia men finished as the runner-ups to Florida at the 2021 Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships. The team finished just behind them again at the NCAA Championships, taking fourth overall. The team was led in points by a freshman at the meet, with Jake Magahey earning gold in the 500 free and silver in the 1650.