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Virginia’s Parker Camp Scratches Individual Events for NCAA’s; Louisville’s Coutinho Called Up

Update: Camp has been suspended for the meet for a violation of team rules. He will not be swimming individual or relay events.

Virginia senior Parker Camp has scratched his individual races from the 2014 Men’s NCAA Swimming & Diving Championship meet.

Camp was to be entered into the 200 IM, the 200 free, and the 200 backstroke.

In exchange, the second alternate of the meet, Pedro Coutinho of Louisville has been called up based on his 46.58 in the 100 fly, which will be his only individual entry for NCAA’s. He was likely already in Louisville’s NCAA plans as the butterflier on their best 200 medley relay.

Coutinho is the second alternate to be called up to the meet, after Kentucky’s Eric Bruck was called up in the 50 free late last week.

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Addy
10 years ago

Very strange timing.

ChestRockwell
10 years ago

So do the guys who are alternates just stay training hoping that something like this happens? That has to be tough for them.

AnyoneElse
Reply to  ChestRockwell
10 years ago

To be honest, both guys were already training as they are on relays.

But lets say you are Glenn on the outside looking in, and the 2nd alternate and you get called up the week of-that is tough. If you don’t I’d say find a USA meet to swim at for a second taper.

And
10 years ago

Any Glenn too? Both these are odd with them being seniors.

Wahoo Strong
10 years ago

What is wrong with Parker? Why would he scratch? Hope he is feeling well.

wondering
Reply to  Braden Keith
10 years ago

any response?

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