Michigan State Champion Annette Schultz Verbally Commits to Louisville

Photo Courtesy: Annette Schultz (Twitter)

NEW COMMIT: Michigan’s Annette Schultz has verbally committed to swim for the University of Louisville beginning in the fall of 2018. Schultz is a backstroker and sprint freestyler at Dexter Community Aquatics Club. The high school senior is also a multiple time Michigan high school state champion.

As a sophomore in 2015 she led Dexter High School to the Michigan Division 2 State Championship. She swam the backstroke leg of the winning 200 medley relay and won the 200 freestyle (1:47.89) and 100 freestyle (50.34).

In 2016 Schultz opened the high school state meet in a 25.74 split on the 200 medley relay, the fastest backstroke leg in the meet, en route to a fourth place finish for her team in the event. Schultz defended her 200 (1:48.27) and 100 (50.30) freestyle titles as a junior. She also anchored (50.29) the school’s winning 400 freestyle relay.

Her best times are:

100 Back 54.71
200 Back 1:58.66
50 Free 23.59
100 Free 50.01
200 Free 1:47.89

Schultz wrote on her College Swimming profile,

“I chose University of Louisville because the team was exactly what I was looking for in terms of culture and attitude! The coaches were so kind and had a great philosophy on moving forward with swimming! The campus was beautiful and close enough to home! I’m so excited to call them my team! Go Cards!”

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6 years ago

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