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By finishing second in tonight’s 200 breast final behind Josh Prenot, Andrew Wilson is virtually assured of making for the Pan Pacs team (there are some highly unlikely scenarios where he misses the team, but it’s a near certainty he’s in). Wilson competed for D3 powerhouse Emory in college and is perhaps the first D3 swimmer ever to qualify to represent the United States at a top level international meet. We’re not aware of any previous qualifiers.
The 2018 United States Masters Swimming (USMS) Spring National Championships kick-off on Thursday, May 10th in Indianapolis. Taking place at the storied IUPUI Natatorium, this year’s event is set have the largest turn out of swimmers in the near 50-year history of USMS. There are 2,378 swimmers from all walks of life registered for the meet, with any one swimmer having a 5-individual event cap.
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