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Michael Andrew: “I’m really excited that Michaela’s back in the pool”

Reported by Lauren Neidigh.

Produced by Coleman Hodges.

MEN’S 100 BREASTSTROKE FINALS

  1. Andrew Wilson 1:00.63
  2. Josh Prenot 1:01.03 *TIE*
  3. Nic Fink 1:01.03 *TIE*
  4. Michael Andrew 1:01.20
  5. David Murphy 1:01.65
  6. Richard Funk 1:01.68
  7. Nick Zito 1:03.43
  8. Zack Warner 1:03.58

Emory senior Andrew Wilson swam a 1:00.63 for the win in the men’s 100 breast touching just ahead of two NCAA Division 1 post-grads. Josh Prenot and Nic Fink hit the pads at the same time, clocking 1:01.03’s for the tie for second. Michael Andrew, meanwhile, finished fourth in 1:01.20, not far behind them.

MEN’S 200 IM FINALS

  1. Daiya Seto 1:58.77
  2. Josh Prenot 1:58.95
  3. Michael Andrew 2:01.96
  4. Martyn Walton 2:02.84
  5. Yuki Kobori 2:05.54
  6. Jake Foster 2:06.53
  7. James Dergousoff 2:07.14
  8. Soeren Dahl (DQ)

The 200 IM was a great race between Japanese IM stand-out Daiya Seto and Cal grad Josh Prenot. Seto was out to a lead at the halfway mark, but Prenot snuck by on breaststroke and had a beautiful underwater coming home on freestyle. It wasn’t quite enough, though as Seto pushed hard to finish ahead at 1:58.77 ahead of Prenot 1:58.95. For the Cal grad, however, it’s his 2nd-best time ever, having only been faster (1:58.38) at the World University Games in 2015. Michael Andrew touched third with a 2:01.96.

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Swimmer
7 years ago

25.33 at 15

Hswimmer
Reply to  Swimmer
7 years ago

Not bad, but not nearly the best. Maybe she can hit 23 or 22 by her senior year.

Swimson
7 years ago

Michaela has real potential to be better than Michael. I can see her making Tokyo 2020 easily.

Hswimmer
Reply to  Swimson
7 years ago

Good one

Mikeh
7 years ago

I guess only the Andrews can answer that, but I suspect she still has eligibility, as I have not heard she’s ever accepted money from a sponsor.

BackstrokerLCM
7 years ago

Does anyone know if Michaela Andrew still has NCAA eligibility?

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