What percent of swimmers swim in college?
What percent of swimmers swim in college?
7.5%
Estimated probability of competing in college athletics
| High School Participants | Overall % HS to NCAA | |
|---|---|---|
| Swimming | 173,088 | 7.5% |
| Tennis | 189,436 | 4.5% |
| Track & Field | 488,267 | 6.2% |
| Volleyball | 452,808 | 3.9% |
What is a good 1k swim time?
Most college level swimmers would swim 1000m in around 15 – 20 min (or faster) in a training environment.
What is the time standard for swimming?
USA Swimming posts time standards for races measured in short course yards or long course meters. For the Junior National Championships in August 2017, for example, the time standard — or “cut” time — for the 50 freestyle swimming event is 22.89 seconds for the girls for SCY and 26.69 for the girls for LCM;
What college swimming times do you need to compete?
College swimming times required to compete differ depending on division level. Swimmers who don’t have times fast enough for top tier D1 programs could still be a big contributor on a D2 or D3 swimming roster.
What is the cut time for 50 freestyle swimming?
For the Junior National Championships in August 2017, for example, the time standard — or “cut” time — for the 50 freestyle swimming event is 22.89 seconds for the girls for SCY and 26.69 for the girls for LCM; for the boys in the same event, the time standards are 20.59 for the SCY and 24.09 for the LCM.
What are the time standards for Scholastic All-American swimming competitions?
For example, the 2016-2017 Scholastic All-American time standards for the 50 freestyle swimming race were 23.46 for the women for SCY and 26.99 for women for the LCM, according to the group. For the men, the time standards for the same race were 20.99 for the men’s SCY and 24.39 for the men’s LCM.
