Swimming’s TopTenTweets: The Le Clos-Meilutyté-Rylov-McKeown-Milak Club

We’re back with our weekly installment of Swimming’s TopTenTweets, where we round up the best of the swimming Twitterverse.

10.

Sarah Sjostrom going from swimming World and Olympic champion to skier ⛷️ Should she join the #olympics in #beijing2022 ? 🤩💪 #repost 🎥 : Sarah Sjostrom pic.twitter.com/Z1tg2FpXgv

— World Aquatics (@WorldAquatics) January 10, 2022

Introducing the new Clara Hughes.

9.

POV: morning workout at UAC 🏊‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/gjMo4mpRJk

— USC Swim & Dive (@USCswim) January 10, 2022

These colours would definitely make that 6 AM practice hurt a little less.

8.

For a second I thought they were interviewing Michael Phelps https://t.co/h1fvoAdsQA

— Adam Beasley (@AdamHBeasley) January 10, 2022

Yet another Michael Phelps doppelganger.

7.

I smell another @swimswamnews #crossword in the oven.

— Loretta Race, MBA (@RettaRace) January 7, 2022

Check it out here if you haven’t yet!

6.

I remember when I broke :30 in a 50 when I was like 10 or so https://t.co/LU0QrWVak4

— Zach Harting, M.S., OLY (@hartingz) January 7, 2022

Your weekly dose of Zach Harting stats.

5.

Across the county thousands of swim coaches are writing on their workout: timed 75 fast with fins

— Based Eddie (@wokereese) January 6, 2022

The Dean Farris Effect everybody…

4.

Hello world, Im playing in a soccer league for the first time in 7 years, wish my ankles luck🙏😤

— Justin Ress (@LilJRess) January 5, 2022

Excited to hear how this goes.

3.

We lost 6-9 to the defending champs (at least we overheard they were), your boy got a goal and didnt get hurt. Gotta get the rythm back https://t.co/uo2OBek2IZ

— Justin Ress (@LilJRess) January 5, 2022

Not the worst outcome… protect those ankles though!

2.

2021 was definitely a ride! I finished my NCAA career, graduated from the best University in the World, became a professional athlete, signed with my first sponsor, made three Olympic Trial Finals, and went viral! I hope you all are enjoying the journey just as much as I am! pic.twitter.com/RlUYJuitCT

— Sierra Schmidt (@Sierra_Swims) January 1, 2022

I can safely say Sierra Schmidt is my favorite swim-dancer.

1.

Since the first edition of the Youth Olympics in 2010, only five swimmers have managed to win gold medals in both Olympic Games and Youth Olympic Games in individual events, three of them having won their events in Tokyo last year: Evgeny Rylov, Kaylee McKeown and Kristóf Milák. pic.twitter.com/VOAnAAwytE

— Swimming Stats (@SwimmingStats) January 10, 2022

Pretty impressive squad here.