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Im sure for D3 schools, if you can get in, im sure the coach will let you swim with the team if you talk to him or her.
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<p>Depends on the school. I attended and swam at a D3 school for one year before Cornell...I was recruited by the coach (but I think that was just so he could get someone who could bring the team GPA above a 3.0 :) ). We had a few walk-on swimmers...but after the conclusion of my season he stopped taking walk-ons and limited it to recruits.</p>
<p>the fly's very impressive as well... 50.xx is sick. </p>
<p>i was recruited for harvard with these times... also a sprinter, but my best is probably the 200 which i just discovered i can swim this year as a senior... hoping to improve on them tomorrow (state invitational meet, but different than state championship which is in march)</p>
<p>50 free: 21.61
100 free: 47.04
200 free: 1:38.38
100 breast: 1:02.87
100 fly: 51.61</p>
<p>^^good luck!!!</p>
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200 free: 1:38.38
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<p>Now that is sick. A sub-50 second 100.</p>
<p>You are on the right track, here is a guide for swimmers, [College</a> Recruiting Guide for Swimmers](<a href=“http://collegerecruitingforswimmers.blogspot.com/]College”>http://collegerecruitingforswimmers.blogspot.com/)</p>
<p>and in the links there are pages that will help you determine what type of commitment you need to make if you would like to achieve your goals</p>