Tim Phillips

Is a

Person

Person attributes

Birthdate

November 30, 1990

Birthplace

Nationality

Location

Educated at

National Collegiate Athletic Association

Also Known As

College swimming At Ohio State Phillips made an immediate impact by helping Ohio State win its first Big 10 Championship title in 54 years by scoring in six events. Phillips finished second in the 100 fly at conference, and also anchored the winning 200 free relay team. He also scored in the 200 IM and 100 freestyle. As a sophomore Phillips made his first NCAA Championships, where he swam three individual events and three relays. He finished fifth overall in the 100 fly, earning his first All-America honors. In 2012 he decided to redshirt his junior season in favor of training for the Olympic Trials. In 2013, as a redshirt junior, Phillips once again competed at the NCAA Championships making it again into the final of the 100 fly, where he finished eighth. He also received honorable mention All-America accolades with the 200 freestyle relay, 400 medley relay, 200 medley relay, and 400 freestyle relay. During his senior year Phillips had his best finish of his career at the NCAA Championships, winning a bronze medal in the 100 fly.0

Occupation

Swimming (sport)

Other attributes

Known for

Personal Phillips began swimming at 5 because his parents wanted him to learn how to swim, probably for safety reasons. He also grew up playing both soccer and golf, but swimming was his true calling. He still enjoys playing soccer to this day for a hobby, and he also likes to go biking and be with his friends. Phillips only trains five days a week, but he swims around 8,000 meters per day. He also has future aspirations of studying medicine.0

Overview

Tim Phillips (born November 30, 1990) is an American swimmer who was born in Haimhausen and has been competing in college swimming. He began swimming at the age of 5, primarily for safety reasons, but later found it to be his true calling. He is also known to partake in other sports, such as soccer and golf, for leisure.

Phillips was educated at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and had an impressive college swimming career at Ohio State, where he contributed to the team's first Big 10 Championship title in 54 years by scoring in six events. He also participated in the NCAA Championships, earning All-America honors and eventually winning a bronze medal in the 100 fly during his senior year.

In addition to swimming, Phillips has an interest in studying medicine. He currently resides in both the United States and Germany, and his occupation is within the sport of swimming.

Timeline

No Timeline data yet.

Current Employer

Patents

Further Resources

Title

Author

Link

Type

Date

No Further Resources data yet.