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Kensey McMahon on Cheering on USA: “Definitely wanted to make it part of my role”

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By Coleman Hodges on SwimSwam

2022 FINA SHORT COURSE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Kensey McMahon swam in the early heats of the women’s 1500 and made the most of her opportunity. While it normally takes her at least a few hundred meters to get into her race rhythm, the Alabama distance stud said in this race, she found it within the first 100 and rolled from there. Her morning swim of 15:49.15 netted her bronze.

Outside of the pool, since McMahon only had 1 swim, she made it her goal to attend every session and make USA’s presence known. Even though the roar of the Australian crowd was ample, McMahon made sure her teammates knew they had support coming from the stands.

SwimSwam: Kensey McMahon on Cheering on USA: “Definitely wanted to make it part of my role”

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