Gabriel Jett

I've got the results pulled up so I can start.

So for the men especially, I think this will be an interesting one because It's like Luke Hobson, Chris Giuliano, Gabe Jett.

Done.

Solid.

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Hobson, Giuliano, Gabe Jett.

Those are the top three finishers in the two free.

And then the next finishers were Alexi, Curry, who didn't make the team,

Over in the men's side of things, we do have the longest of the backstroke races up with the 200 backstroke next, where we have Owen McDonald as our number one seed with a short course time of 1.5278. And while the women's backstroke is incredibly deep and incredibly quick, the men's backstroke is a little bit less than that.

I'd say some of our other major threats are going to be buried further down in the long course entry times where you have Gabriel Jett and Destin Lasko.

Lasko is one that really stands out to me as someone to keep an eye on potentially.

He hasn't been making any crazy moves over the last couple of years, but you know, and especially in long course hasn't really been doing the 200 backstroke, but he's really good in the 200 backstroke at the NCAA level, which of course would be short course, even if it's short course yards.

You can assume she can threaten basically any event.

she should be a really strong favorite to get the second spot here but with uh swimmers like claire curzon and tori husk she can't be a super locked in pick men's 200 butterfly is definitely where we expect to see ilya haroon flex's new american status and make that team here probably win the event he's under the time of 148 46 which is actually faster than the american record of a 148.66 set by Tom Shields in 2020.

Gabriel Jett is the next fastest on the psych sheets with a 151.01. And then I would say we also got to look out for Luke Orlando, who is entered with a long course time of 151.87, his world title winning swim from 2025.

He's been a bit of a question mark overall, just general status.

And there's a lot of names that like, Yeah, I guess they could get this done.

Owen McDonald, Jack Dahlgren, Tommy Hagar from Alabama, Gabe Jett from Cal, Dustin Lasko, who's now a pro, Nick Simons, who's now at ASU but was an All-American for Tennessee.

It's just like a lot of names that we've heard quite a bit, especially from the NCAA, but no one's standing out.

Yeah, nobody who I can look at come Beijing and be like, oh, yeah, they can make a podium, you know, and that's that's the tough part.

Maybe see him make a jump.

He's proven that he can compete at high levels when it matters.

Obviously, Gabe Jett, he is just.

amazing to watch race the guy when he is when he is motivated is so good.