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By Annie Grevers, Swimming World Staff Writer
“Oh, she’ll do better next year, she’s only a freshman,” is not a valid excuse for slipping up at NCAAs anymore. 2016 is the Year of the Freshman. Four freshmen in the top 8 in the 200 IM (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 7th), two Indiana freshmen in the 100 breast (1st and 3rd); the only final heat without a freshman in the mix thus far has been the 100 fly. And these freshman finalists aren’t getting dead last. They’re contending. They’re winning. This is a ferocious class and I am excited to have three more years bearing witness to their excellent swimming (well, unless they play the pro card).
Cal has standout fresh faces in Kathleen Baker and Amy Bilquist. Texas A&M has IMer Sydney Pickrem (7th in 200, 4th in 400). Michigan has Siobhan Haughy (5th in 200 free) and Rose Bi (5th in 500). Tennessee’s Maddy Banik sneaked into top 8 in the 50 free. USC has Kirsten Vose (3rd in 200 IM). Louisville has Mallory Comerford (2nd in 200 free by .11). The list goes on…
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