The United States team for the Paris Games, closed after the final day of trials

The last day of US trials This left little activity, with only two finals left to finish sealing the composition of the American team. The men’s 1500 free and women’s 50 shared the final spots for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The 50 free they left the passport for Simone Manuel (24.13) and in Gretchen Walsh (24.15), who plunged themselves into a wall grip for the victory. Abbey Weitzeil, third (24.26), was left unplaced. In this way, Manuel got the Olympic ticket in his last chance and Walsh expanded his program.

The 1500 free menMeanwhile, they confirmed Robert Finke as the king of the American bottom. In 14:40.28beat the US record which he himself had in 14:42.81 from last year to beat David Johnston. This one, included 14:52.74second place was played in the sprint with Luke Whitlock, who was left out after finishing third (14:53.00) and will compete only in the 800 freestyle.

In this way, the USA team for Games, including fifty parts after forty-eight in the pool and the additional two in open water. Where there are changes with respect to the four best times are in the 4×100 free and 4×200 free relays to accommodate the maximum number of extra swimmers. Now in Paris it is possible to make changes from the series to the finals. The composition of the medley relays and mixed relays has not yet been announced.

The 50 United States swimmers for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

-48 in swimming
-21 men: Caeleb Dressel (50 free and 100 butterfly), Chris Guiliano (50 free, 100 free and 200 free), Jack Alexy (100 free), Luke Hobson (200 free), Aaron Shackell (400 free), Kieran Smith (400 free) , Robert Finke (800 free and 1500 free), Luke Whitlock (800 free), David Johnston (1500 free), Ryan Murphy (100 back and 200 back), Hunter Armstrong (100 back), Keaton Jones (200 back), Nic Fink (100 breaststroke), Charlie Swanson (100 breaststroke), Matthew Fallon (200 breaststroke), Josh Matheny (200 breaststroke), Thomas Heilman (100 butterfly and 200 butterfly), Luca Urlando (200 butterfly), Carson Foster (200 medley and 400 Styles), Shaine Casas (200 Styles) and Chase Kalisz (400 Styles)
-16 girls: Simone Manuel (50 free), Gretchen Walsh (50 free and 100 butterfly), Kate Douglass (100 free, 200 breaststroke and 200 medley), Torri Huske (100 free and 100 butterfly), Katie Ledecky (200, 400, 800 and 1500 free), Claire Weinstein (200 free), Paige Madden (400 and 800 free), Katie Grimes (1500 free and 400 medley), Regan Smith (100 back, 200 back and 200 butterfly), Katharine Berkoff (100 back), Phoebe Bacon (200 backstroke), Lilly King (100 breaststroke and 200 breaststroke), Emma Weber (100 breaststroke), Alex Shackell (200 butterfly), Alex Walsh (200 medley) and Emma Weyant (400 medley)

-Relays (11 extra): Men’s 4×100 freestyle (Caeleb Dressel, Hunter Armstrong, Ryan Held and Matt King),
Men’s 4×200 freestyle (Drew Kibler, Kieran Smith, Brooks Curry and Blake Pieroni), undefined men’s 4×100 freestyle (a priori, Ryan Murphy, Nic Fink, Caeleb Dressel and Chris Guiliano), women’s 4×100 freestyle (Gretchen Walsh, Simon Weitze Manuelil, Abbey and Erika Connolly), women’s 4×200 freestyle (Paige Madden, Erin Gemmell, Alex Shackell and Anna Peplowski), undefined women’s 4×100 medley (a priori Regan Smith, Emma Weber, Gretchen Walsh and Kate Douglass), undefined mixed 4×100 freestyle, 4×100 mixed medley style
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-3 in open water (2+1 more than doubling in swimming): Ivan Puskovitch (10km), Katie Grimes (10km), Mariah Denigan (10km)
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​Last day’s finals results (top3)
1500 free men: 1. Robert Finke 14:40.28 (US record), 2. David Johnston 14:52.74, 3. Luke Whitlock 14:53.00
50 free women: 1. Simone Manuel 24.13, 2. Gretchen Walsh 24.15, 3. Abbey Weitzeil 24.26​