Swimming
Jackson Kroh Commits to UC-Santa Barbara for 2027
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Jackson Kroh, a talented young swimmer from Charlotte, North Carolina, has officially committed to continue his academic and athletic career at the University of California Santa Barbara starting in the fall 2027 season. This commitment marks a significant turning point in the journey of one of the top young swimming talents in the United States. As a member of SwimMAC Carolina, Kroh has established his position in national competitions such as Summer Juniors, where he finished 15th in the 200-meter butterfly. Based on these achievements, UCSB hopes he will be an immediate addition to the men's swimming team's fly and backstroke groups.
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