Madeline Competello

Events:
Fly/Free
Height:
5-5
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Port Washington, NY
High School:
Schreiber
Squadron:
19 / Wolverines

Sophomore | 2021-22: Swam to a personal season-best 1:54.63 in the 200 freestyle ... recorded a personal season-best 5:06.49 in the 500 free ... posted a personal season-best 11:30.17 in the 1,000 free ... recorded a personal season-best 1;01.16 in the 100 fly.

Freshman | 2020-21: Swam to an impressive 5:00.91in the 500 free for the fastest time by a Falcon on the season ... posted a 10:50.38 in the 1,000 free ... recorded a 17:30.72 in the 1,650 free for the second quickest time on the team ... posted a season-best 1:00.29 in the 100 butterfly ... swam to a 2:10.03 in the 200 fly for the fourth quickest time on the squad.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Was a four-year letterwinner at Paul D. Schreiber High School under Head Coach Joseph Lennon as a Viking…Earned all-division, all-conference, and all-county honors all four years of high school…Also was a New York State Championship qualifier all four years as well…Was a member of the National Honor Society, Foreign Language Honor Society, Social Studies Honor Society, Science Honor Society, and Mu Alpha Theta…Graduated in the top 10 percent of her class…Swam for Long Island Aquatic Club for six years, and for the Long Island Express for two years.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 19…Daughter of Kerri and Peter Competello…Majoring in aerospace engineering…Has played the piano since kindergarten…Lists her greatest individual moment in sports as when she broke the National age group record in the 400 free relay...Hobbies include photography and traveling…Credits her first swim coach, Maddie Stovickova, as having the greatest influence on her swimming career…Her grandfather, John Competello, served in the Coast Guard…Chose the Academy because “It has always been a dream of mine to serve my country and to have the opportunity to become the best version of myself. With the Academy's remarkable staff and facilities, I know I will be able to accomplish my goals, both educationally in the aerospace field, and athletically as part of the women's swim team.”