March 16-19, 2023 at Triangle Aquatic Center., Cary, NC

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USA Swimming announced the names of 102 up-and-coming athletes selected for the prestigious 2022 National Select Camp, to be held in-person at the United States Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The camps will run October 6-9, 2022 (girls) and October 13-16, 2022 (boys). 

NCS athletes selected to attend are Meredith Whelehan (TAC), Clarke Neace (MAC), Nicole Zettel (TAC), Avery Klamfoth (MAC), Matthew Marsteiner (WAVE), Fredrick Klein (MAC), and Lucca Battaglini (ECA).

“We are proud to be back on site at the USOPC Training Center here in Colorado,” said Mariejo Truex, Senior Director, Team Services, Coach and Athlete Development for USA Swimming. “These camps provide a priceless opportunity for athletes from across the United States to learn from top high-performance professionals and connect with one another, which will help their development both in and out of the water.” 

Numerous current National Team members and 2020 Tokyo Olympians have previously attended the National Select Camps, including Katie Ledecky, Michael Andrew, Lilly King, Hali Flickinger, Kieran Smith and Bobby Finke. 

Click here to read the entire USA Swimming article.

2022 Girls National Select Camp Roster

2022 Boys National Select Camp Roster

It was another big week for the NCS long course record-breakers at the USA Swimming Summer Junior Nationals in Irvine, CA. Sam Marsteiner of New WAVE added new 13-14 boys’ records in the 200 free, the 800 free, and the 200 fly. Earlier in the week he set a new NCS record in the 13-14 boys 1500 free!

Norvin Clontz of SwimMAC also continued his assault on the NCS record book by breaking the 15-16 400 free record that he set a week earlier at Nationals! His time of 3:50.82 was also a record in the 15-18 men’s category.

Another SwimMAC athlete, Avery Klamfoth broke her own 13-14 girls’ 400 IM record.

The SwimMAC 18U men’s 200 free relay team of Granger Bartee, John Kroll, Aidan Hill, and Tiesyn Harris set a new mark in that event.

Congratulations swimmers!

Here is a list of the most current additions to the NCS record book. Click here to view all current NCS Records.

Several NCS long course records fell at meets held in the last couple of weeks. Albert Smeltzer (SGSA) bettered his own record in the 13-14 boys 50 free at the Southern Zone Championship meet in Tupelo. Sam Marsteiner (WAVE) set a new record in the 13-14 boys 1500 free at Junior Nationals earlier this week. With fast times being swum at Junior Nationals in Irvine, CA, we can expect more records to fall as that meet continues…stay tuned.

NCS records also were set at the Futures meet in Cary last week. Clem Camacho (TAC) broke the 13-14 boys 400 IM record and Grayson Nye (TAC) established the new mark in the 15-16 boys 200 breast. TAC Titan relays also entered the record book in both the 18U men’s and women’s 400 medley relay events. Will Thompson, Grayson Ney, Colin Whelehan, and Jerry Fox made up the record-breaking men’s team, while Taylor Morris, Samantha Armand, Charlotte Hook, and Keelan Cotter teamed up to shatter the women’s mark. The women’s 400 medley relay time was also a new National Age Group record!

Meanwhile, at the Phillips 66 National Championships in Irvine last week, Norvin Clontz (MAC) had a monster meet, breaking 15-16 boys records in three events – the 400 free, the 800 free, and the 400 IM. SwimMAC teammate Ben Delmar also set a new NCS record in the 15-18 boys 200 breast. Another NCS record fell when Will Gallant (WOLF) broke the men’s open record in the 1500 free. SwimMAC also set a new record in the 18U boys 200 medley relay with the team of Caleb Maldari, Matthew Kroll, Harrison Ranier, and Tiesen Harris.

Congratulations swimmers!

Below is a summary of the new records. Click here to view all NCS records.