Max Myers of American Energy Swim Club Hands Fighting Irish Class of 2025 Verbal

Max Myers notre dame comitment 2020
Photo Courtesy: Max Myers via CollegeSwimming

NEW COMMIT: Two-time Junior National qualifier Max Myers of Edmond, Okla. has verbally committed to the University of Notre Dame and will join Owen Grimaldi with the Fighting Irish in the fall of 2021.

Myers swims year-round with American Energy Swim Club and most recently earned two best times at Juniors West last month and recorded two top-12 finishes at Columbia Sectionals last short course season. This past summer, he earned a trio of lifetime bests at Jenks Sectionals before going on to take fourth in the 50m free at Oklahoma LCM Seniors. A current junior at Edmond Memorial High School, the USA Swimming Scholastic All-American was the 100 free runner-up and earned bronze in the 50 free as a sophomore at the Oklahoma 6A State Championships.

Regarding his commitment, he said:

“I’m excited to announce my verbal commitment to swim at the University of Notre Dame. The coaching staff and team members have been great throughout the process.  I’d like to thank my coaches, especially Coach VanSlooten of AESC, my teammates, and my family for their support. Go Irish!”

His best times include:

  • 100 fly – 49.32
  • 50 free – 20.92
  • 100 free – 45.47
  • 200 free – 1:41.63

When he arrives on campus at the start of the 2021-22 season, Myers will add his talents to a training group that’ll include Topher Stensby, Cason Wilburn, and Zachary Smith. Although he’s not in scoring range just yet at the ACC Championship level, he has made consistent improvements each season with 1.5 years of club swimming still to go.

If you have a commitment to share, please send a photo and quote via email to hs@swimmingworld.com.

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