Luke Whitlock is an American swimmer. He was born on March 8, 2006, and hails from Noblesville, IN, beginning his career at a tender age. The teams he has swam for are the Fishers Area Swimming, Tigers, Fishers IN, USA Swimming, Colorado Springs CO, Indiana Zone Team, Indiana USA, Noblesville Swim Club, Noblesville IN, Noblesville High School, Noblesville IN, University of Florida, and Gainesville FL teams.
Luke has recorded personal bests in the 50 Y Free, 50 L Free, and 100 Y Free events with swim times of 22.14s, 25.56s, and 46.69s, respectively. Luke became the youngest male swimmer to qualify for the U.S. Olympic swim team since 2000, finishing second to two-time Olympic gold medalist Bobby Finke in the men's 800-meter freestyle.
At the 2023 Speedo Winter Junior Championship East, Luke won the gold medal in the 1650 Y freestyle event. His swim time of 14:50.37 also broke the Indiana swimming record. The Legend Michael Phelps's personal best record in the age group of 15–18 was 3:46.73, which Luke broke by lowering the swim time by 31 microseconds at the 400-meter freestyle event after 21 years.
Luke Whitlock’s Parents
Trent Whitlock and Kara Elliott Whitlock are the parents of Luke Whitlock.
Who is the father of Luke Whitlock?
Trent Whitlock is the father of Luke Whitlock. Additional information about him is not provided in the public domain.
Who is the mother of Luke Whitlock?
Kara Elliott Whitlock is the mother of Luke Whitlock. She currently lives in Noblesville Indiana. Additional information about her is not provided in the public domain.
What is the nationality of Luke Whitlock’s parents?
Trent Whitlock and Kara Elliott Whitlock are American nationals.
FAQ's on Who are the Parents of Luke Whitlock?
A. As of now, Luke Whitlock does not have any Olympic medals although he has qualified for the U.S Olympic team for the 2024 parish games but the game is yet to take place.
A. There are no recognized swimming skills or techniques named after Luke Whitlock.
A. Luke Whitlock qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympics by finishing second at the U.S Olympics Trials. He swam a time of 7:45.19, which was a personal best and a new national age group record for 17-18 years old.
