USC Swimming Wraps Motion at World Aquatics World Cup

LOS ANGELES – USC swimming turned in a profitable weekend marketing campaign on the World Aquatics World Cup in Westmont, Ill., with a number of Trojans reaching championship finals on the quick course meters occasion.  

Trojan junior Krzysztof Chmielewski posted USC’s finest end of the weekend, touching fifth within the 200 SCM fly (1:53.15), 11^th within the 400 SCM free (3:45.82) and 13^th within the 100 SCM fly (51.91). 

Junior Michal Chmielewski was eighth within the 200 SCM fly (1:56.73), 11^th within the 100 SCM fly (51.46) and 23^rd within the 50 SCM fly (23.53). 

Junior Minna Abraham completed sixth within the 200 SCM free (1:53.15), ninth total within the 400 SCM free (4:03.44) and 15^th within the 100 SCM free (53.61). 

USC newcomer Camden Doane confirmed off her velocity on the occasion, ending seventh within the 200 SCM fly, clocking a 2:11.64. Doane was additionally 15^th within the 400 SCM IM (4:49.41) and 23^rd within the 100 SCM fly (1:01.45).

Also competing on the occasion had been a handful of Trojan alums together with Kasia Wilk-Wasick, Dylan Carter, Isa Odgers, Nicola Miljenic and Ralf Tribuntsov. Wilk-Wasick received gold within the 50 SCM free (23.30), whereas Carter received bronze on the lads’s dimension in the identical occasion (20.89). 

USC resumes fall competitors on Friday, Nov. 7 because the Trojans journey to Arizona for back-to-back duals within the desert. On Friday, USC will compete in opposition to Arizona at 1 p.m. in Tucson earlier than touring to Phoenix for a Saturday, 11 a.m. twin in opposition to the Arizona State Sun Devils.