I sat down with Josephine Fuller, a current junior for the Tennessee Volunteers. Josephine is coming off of a fantastic performance at the Pan American Games in October, where she won multiple medals including an individual gold. In a packed American field of backstroke excellence, Josephine is making a name for herself as a talented contender for a coveted Olympic spot.

15 year old Kayla Han has made her name known on the U.S. National team in a remarkably short period of time. After becoming the youngest Olympic trials qualifier in a generation, Kayla went on to make several junior international squads. This past February, she was named to her first senior squad at the Doha World Champs. There, Kayla would win her first senior international medal in the Mixed 4x100 Free Relay. With just 2 months to Olympic trials, Kayla is in a position to make some noise in Indy.

On Saturday, March 23rd, Abby McCulloh became the first NCAA champion for the Georgia women in the post Jack Baurele era. With that came not only a large amount of pride, but undoubtedly proof of the work that Abby had put in for her whole life.

In a field that had no lack of depth and talent, Abby McCulloh stepped up and became an NCAA Champion. In this week's interview, we sit down and discuss her emotions following that race, and the absolute joy she feels in being a Georgia Bulldog. Georgia has been in a rebuilding phase for a few years now, coming off of the retirement of legendary coach Jack Bauerle. However, with the arrival of a coaching staff who has a depth of history within the Georgia team, the transition has been considerably smoother. Coming off of an NCAA title, Abby is ready for what's next, and taking everything in stride, enjoying the moment.