Alex Shackell (born November 13, 2006) is an American swimmer and a member of United States team for the 2024 Summer Olympics. [2] Shackell qualified at the 2024 US Olympic Swimming Team Trials, where she placed sixth in the 200m freestyle.

Learn about Alex Shackell, an Olympic gold medalist in Swimming. Explore their biography, achievements, latest news and events and watch video highlights here.

Alex Shackell is an American junior swimmer. Shackell excelled at the junior level before making waves after qualifying for the U.S. World Championships roster at just 16. At just 14,...

Alex Shackell's swimmer profile, including times, results, and more. I am so excited to announce my verbal commitment to swim and study at the University of California, Berkeley! Thank you to everyone who has helped me reach this dream of mine!!

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2023年6月30日 · Alex Shackell, a rising star from Carmel Swim Club, has defied expectations and secured her place among elite swimmers at this week’s U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis. Her stellar performance...

2024年8月14日 · 17-year-old Alex Shackell won gold and silver while swimming preliminary rounds in two Team USA relays. She is the second Indiana girl ever to medal at an Olympics while still in high school.

2024年8月2日 · NANTERRE, France — Alex Shackell is not only the first Carmel girl to be an Olympic medalist in swimming. Records show she is the second Indiana girl still in high school to be a swim medalist. Shackell, 17, entering her senior year, was not one of the four swimmers in the final. Because she swam in prelims, she earns the same silver medal.

2024年10月16日 · U.S. Olympian Alex Shackell has decommitted from Cal and deferred her college enrollment for a year, deciding to remain home at the Carmel Swim Club and continue training under Chris Plumb.

2024年6月21日 · Alex Shackell did not want to swim the 200-meter butterfly. Who does? The race requires a fast pace while making it hard to maintain stroke technique as a swimmer tires. Conversely, Alex Shackell wanted to be the first from Carmel High School’s storied girls program to be an Olympian. Coach Chris Plumb, who once called her “an unstoppable ...