Six German swimmers compete in collegiate championships

(03/27/2024) After the women's strong performance last week, it's the men's turn at the US Collegiate Championships today. In the middle of the action, which runs through Saturday in Indianapolis, are six German swimmers who train and study in the United States.

The most promising place is in the startup lists Peter Varjasi (Florida State University) Finished fifth in the 100-yard breaststroke. This is particularly significant because the German national swimmer is really at home in freestyle courses. Also in sports Rafael Miroslav, who competes for Indiana University and won the B final of the 200Y freestyle last year. The German streak in collegiate title fights is complete Louis Tram, Alex Metzler, Danny Smith And Artem Selim.

Swimming fans will probably have their eyes on one swimmer at the NCAAs: the French top star and hope for the Paris Olympics. Leon Marchant. Starting for the favored Arizona State University team, Marchant has already provided several impressive moments this season and impressed with new NCAA records. Marchand would go on to win national titles and records at Indiana in the 500Y freestyle, 400Y individual medley, 200Y breaststroke and probably all relay races.

German swimmers' starts at the NCAA Championships*:

• Lewis Tram (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) – 400Y stacks
• Alex Metzler (Ohio State University) – 1650Y Freestyle
• Rafael Miroslav (Indiana University) – 200Y Freestyle, 500Y Freestyle
• Danny Schmidt (Auburn University) – 200Y Individual Medley, 400Y Individual Medley
• Artem Selin (University of Southern California) – 50y Freestyle
• Peter Varjasi (Florida State University) – 100Y Breast

*By: March 15, 2024 – Late registrations/deregistrations may apply

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