Cary's Claire Curzan picked to swim in Olympic 4x100 medley relay
Posted July 29, 2021 12:06 p.m. EDT
Updated July 29, 2021 12:09 p.m. EDT
Raleigh, N.C. — Claire Curzan's Olympic journey will continue on Friday.
Claire's father, Mark Curzan, told WRAL she was selected to swim the butterfly leg in the 4x100 women’s medley relay preliminaries at the Tokyo Games sometime on Friday morning.
Last weekend, Curzan swam in the 100-meter butterfly semifinal with a time of 57.42 seconds, giving her a tenth-place finish. Curzan, who calls Cary home and is a rising senior at Cardinal Gibbons High School, finished in 57.49 seconds in the qualifying meet.
Curzan did not advance to the final.
In three seasons at Cardinal Gibbons, Curzan has won six state championships and has been named the MVP of the championship meet twice. She was named Girls Swimmer of the Year at the HighSchoolOT Honors on Thursday night.