Ivy Champion Heads To California For A Trip to Quebec
Harvard University senior Alex Meyer of Ithaca, New York won three events at the Ivy League Swimming Championships and was named Swimmer of the Meet.Alex will prepare for the upcoming NCAA Swimming Championships as well as the 2010 USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championships in Long Beach, California where he will be one of the 10K pre-race favorites along with Fran Crippen, a recent FINA World Cup winner and 2009 World 10K Championship bronze medalist.
The top two finishers will qualify for the 2010 World Open Water Swimming Championships in Lac St-Jean, Canada in July.
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