USA Swimming Announces 112 Swimmers Selected for 2024 Zone Select Camps

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USA Swimming today announced the names of the 112 athletes selected for the 2024 Zone Select Camps. To optimize opportunities for athletes in an Olympic year, the two camps will each select athletes from two zones. One camp will host athletes from the Western and Central Zones (May 30-June2) while the second camp will include the Eastern and Southern Zones (June 6-9). This year, athletes come from 86 different clubs and 37 Local Swimming Committees (LSCs). Click here for a complete roster of camp participants, including staff members.

Each camp will consist of 28 female (aged 12-13) and 28 male (aged 13-14) swimmers from the qualifying period. Athletes were selected automatically from USA Swimming’s SWIMS times database in each age group and gender per Olympic event. For more information on the selection criteria please click here.

“We are excited to work with all four Zones to provide a unique experience for athletes around the country,” USA Swimming Senior Director of Team Services, Coach, and Athlete Development Mariejo Truex said. “Camps like this help provide opportunities for the next generation of athletes, shaping their experiences as they progress in their swimming careers and beyond.”

During the three-day camps, athletes will participate in four in-water workouts and several classroom sessions covering various topics.

This year, Potomac Valley Swimming and Southern California Swimming are sending the highest number of athletes to their respective camps. Nation’s Capital Swim Club, Rockville Montgomery Swim Club, and SwimMAC Carolina rank the highest amongst individual clubs, sending a total of four athletes each.

Expanded from last year, USA Swimming will offer a home coach track for athlete coaches at the Zone Select Camps. Eligible coaches can accompany their athlete(s) to the camp and take advantage of a separate track consisting of educational opportunities, connections with USA Swimming staff, and networking with other coaches from across the country.

“The home coach track will provide a special opportunity for coaches to learn, connect, and network with others across USA Swimming,” Truex continued. “To provide even more opportunities for coaches across the country, we will offer limited openings for a coach clinic at each location. This two-day clinic will accompany the home coach track to allow coaches to interact with one another and learn in an interactive clinic format.”

The clinic will cost $100 per individual coach, or $200 for a team of up to four. Each additional coach beyond a group of four will cost $50. Learn more about the coach clinic here.

2024 USA SWIMMING ZONE SELECT CAMP ROSTER

Eastern Zone

Alexander Jungbluth / Rockville Montgomery Swim Club
Andrew Vanas / Nation’s Capital Swim Club
Caroline Whitney / Suburban Seahawks Club
Cinco Perez / Team Pittsburgh Elite Aquatics
Cole Nelson / NOVA of Virginia Aquatics, Inc
Delaney O’Toole Team / Pittsburgh Elite Aquatics
Ginger Strickland / Nation’s Capital Swim Club
Grace Browne Cavalier Aquatics / Piedmont Family YMCA
Griffin Oehler / Rockville Montgomery Swim Club
Hadyn Terrell / Virginia Gators
Jack Cunningham Wilton / Y Wahoos Swim Club
Jack Dawson Rockville / Montgomery Swim Club
Jackson Edwards / Team Pittsburgh Elite Aquatics
Jane Kavanagh / Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA
Jonathan Feole-Haughey / AnglerFish Aquatics
Jonathan Packard / Greenwich YWCA Dolphins Swim Tm
Josh Farnsworth / NOVA of Virginia Aquatics, Inc
Kim Tran / Metro Area Life Time
Lane Francis / NOVA of Virginia Aquatics, Inc
Lexie Bishop / All Star Aquatics
Luc Dionne / Nation’s Capital Swim Club
Madeline Ryan / North Baltimore Aquatic Club
Nicholas Liberty / Rockville Montgomery Swim Club
Quinn Caputo / Nation’s Capital Swim Club
Sasha Karafin / Long Island Aquatic Club
Una Diaz / Long Island Aquatic Club
Vicky Sluk / Lakeland Hills YMCA
Vivienne Zangaro / Long Island Aquatic Club

Central Zone

Benjamin Luginski / OLY Swimming
Braden Meurer / Fox Valley Swim Team
Brady Campbell / Mason Manta Rays
Brooke Nagy / Central Ohio Aquatics
Clare Herfel / Northern KY Clippers Swimming
Eddy Zhu / Carmel Swim Club
Feagin Kaminski / Chicago Wolfpack Aquatic Club
Kale Chow / Chicago Wolfpack Aquatic Club
Kiera Powers / Upper Arlington Swim Club
Madi King / Lake Forest Swim Club
Maggie Dickinson / Schroeder YMCA Swim Team
Matthew Karasek / Palatine Park Dist Swim Team
Max Garbacz / Madison Aquatic Club
Nash King / Cincinnati Marlins
Neva Sanders / St Croix Swim Club
Paige Burkey / Greater Toledo Aquatic Club
Paige Kowal / Academy Bullets Swim Club
Rocco Tajc / Boilermaker Aquatics
Ryan Wanner / Waukesha Express Swim Team
Sarah Leiger / Club Wolverine
Siggy Nymo /Aquajets Swim Team
Sophia Floyd / Carmel Swim Club
Tallulah Beg / Club Wolverine
Thea Bike / St Charles Swim Team
Thomas McMillan / St Charles Swim Team
Trent Allen / Carmel Swim Club
Velizar Filipov / FMC Aquatic
Wesley Mooney / Des Moines Swimming Federation

Southern Zone

Allison Kelly / Jupiter Dragons Swim Team
Annie Shall / SwimMAC Carolina
Ariel Kong / SwimMAC Carolina
Claire Ciemania / Club Mountaineer Aquatics
Connor Christopherson / SwimAtlanta
David Sammons / SwimMAC Carolina
Davis Jackson / TAC Titans
Drew Sito / New Wave Swim Team
Elisabeth Chiu / Rockwall Aquatic Center of Excellence
Ellie Stanley / Tennessee Aquatics
Ethan Bathala / Bolles School Sharks
Evan Pan-Wang / Metroplex Aquatics
Gavin Halusic / Chattahoochee Gold Swim Club
Gus Castilho / Hurricane Swim Club
Ian Call Memphis / Thunder Aquatic Club
Jackson Hartzler / Cypress Fairbanks Swim Club
Jackson Irwin / Sarasota Tsunami Swim Team
Juan Vallmitjana / South Florida Aquatic Club
Karina Plaza / SwimMAC Carolina
Kaylee Dietrich / TAC Titans
Kennedi Southern / Lakeside Aquatic Club
Madalyn Petty Tyler / Rose Aquatic Club
Mia Jones / Kentucky Aquatics
Mia Pistanek / TAC Titans
Micah Tennison / Swim Streamline at Northampton
Tessa Broedell / North Palm Beach Swim Club
Veronica Metz / Wahoo’s of Wellington
Wilson York / Lakeside Swim Team

Western Zone

Adalyn Lee / Brea Aquatics
Adelyn Burns / Phoenix Swim Club
Allen Gyang / Sandpipers Of Nevada
Aulia Leauanae / Utah Valley Aquatics, Inc
Ava Collins / DART Swimming
Benson Her / La Mirada Armada
Brandon Lin / Swim Kauai Aquatics
Cade Vieler / Tri Valley Aquatics
Derek Ho Rancho / San Dieguito
Erin Griffis / Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics
Haylee Pramono / Aquazot Swim Club
Isaac Carsel / DART Swimming
Jack Wroblewski / Lake Oswego Swim Club
Kate McKinnon / Aquawolves Swimming
Lizzy Johnson / DART Swimming
Luca Ignatescu / Tualatin Hills Swim Club
Luke McIntosh / Tampa Bay Aquatics
Mark Cecco / Charger Aquatics
Marley Spray / Gold Medal Swim Club
Natalie Umpornpuckdi / La Mirada Armada
Nicholas Bagri / Royal Swim Team
Peter Vu / Irvine Novaquatics
Shareef Elaydi / Santa Clara Swim Club
Sophia Gray / Orange Regional Competitive Aquatics
Stella Canoles / Orinda Aquatics
Sylvan Schoenheit / Lake Oswego Swim Club
Vivian Taylor / Mission Viejo Nadadores
Zayda Miehl / Corvallis Aquatic Team

— The above press release was posted by Swimming World in conjunction with USA Swimming. For press releases and advertising inquiries please contact Advertising@SwimmingWorld.com.

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Peter Tonellato

9 days ago

are all 56 female swimmers, female or are some biological males who identify as female gendered people?

strange question but needs asking and answering in today’s culture.