Sam Lorenz News Today

17-year-old Alana Berlin (above) and 14-year-old Maggie Dickinson are both now eligible to compete at the 2024 US Olympic Swimming Trials.

Anna Moesch, a University of Virginia recruit, closed out the Y Nationals in Greensboro with a record in the 100-yard freestyle.

Both Moesch and Thompson's swims on the final night would have made finals at NCAAs two weeks ago. Moesch broke her own Y-Nat record.

Moesch is now just off of what it took to make the NCAA A final a few weeks ago in the 50 free and will head to Virginia this fall.

Moesch also split a 21.33 flying start 50 freestyle to help Greater Somerset County's 200 free relay to a win on night 3.

Thompson had a 1-2 finish with fellow Stanford commit Alana Berlin in the 100 fly. Berlin also split a 22.97 50 fly in the 200 medley relay.

Virginia commit Anna Moesch split a 1:44.32 in the 800 free relay with a flying start to help Greater Somerset County to a win on night 1 in Greensboro.

Stanford commit ('25) Alana Berlin moved up to 26th in the U.S. 13-14 girls’ national age group (NAG) rankings with her personal-best 52.13 100 back.

Bacon, who swims similar events as those of his sister, will bolster the Badger's backstroke group when he arrives in Madison this fall.

Backstroke and freestyle specialist Conner Hogan has announced his verbal commitment to the Wisconsin Badgers for next fall.