Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick
Shaine Casas shocked himself when he tied with Alexei Sancov for the win in the men’s 100 fly at Speedo Junior Nationals, with both 17-year-olds touching in 53.24.
Casas, who has not committed to any university for the fall of 2017, discussed in a post-race interview how, due to his poor eyesight, someone had to tell him that he had tied for the win. He explained his reaction and discussed why everything has clicked for him since joining Nitro only two months ago.
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So proud of you Shaine! We love you and can’t wait to see what amazing things you will be accomplishing?
I wish they would spell his name right! But good otherwise.
Congratulations Shaine wishing you the best in your future accomplishments I’m sure you will have surely there will be many. May God Bless you‼️‼️‼️❤️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Wow!
Good job buddy!!!! The best is yet to come for you, and big time!!!
Stay FOCUSED and MOTIVATED!!!!
SI SI SI!!!!
How on Earth could you give him an entirely different last name if his real last name is literally on his swim cap, shown in the photo accompanying this article? Good Lord.
You area s uper star!!
You are so cute!! I love your personality!! Go Shaine!!! Team Shain forever!!