Canadian Trials Finalist Sophie Kissuk to Compete for Nebraska Beginning Fall 2025 ...Middle East

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By Charlotte Wells on SwimSwam Canadian Olympic Trials finalist Sophie Kissuk is set to begin competing for the University of Nebraska next fall after announcing her verbal commitment to the Cornhuskers earlier this year. “Athletics have been a big part of my life since I was super little, and I cannot wait to continue with my love for swimming at Nebraska. I’m beyond grateful for the opportunity that has been given to me. Coach Pablo, Coach Pat and the team have welcomed me with open arms, I’m grateful for that. Super excited for the journey ahead!” The Oakville, Ontario native competed at the Canadian Swimming Trials back in May, where she earned a second swim in the 200 back, placing 18

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