Ellison Charette, a rising star in the world of high school swimming, has verbally committed to Georgetown University, marking a significant milestone in her athletic career. Charette, a two-time Connecticut high school state champion, has been a force to be reckoned with in the pool, and her decision to join the Georgetown Hoyas is a testament to her talent and dedication. With a focus on distance freestyle, Charette has achieved impressive times, including a lifetime best of 1:53.63 in the 200 free, which would have placed her fourth in the 1650 free and 11th in the 500 free at the conference championships. Her commitment to Georgetown is a strategic move, as the program competes in the Big East, a division that aligns with her skill set and potential. Charette's decision to join Georgetown is a strategic move, as the program competes in the Big East, a division that aligns with her skill set and potential. Georgetown's women's team, in particular, has shown promise, placing third at the conference championships, and Charette's current times suggest she could contribute significantly from the start. Charette's commitment to Georgetown is a testament to her hard work and dedication, and it's an exciting prospect for the future of women's swimming at the university. As a rising senior at Greenwich High School, Charette has been a key member of the school's varsity swimming team for the past three years, showcasing her versatility and leadership skills. Her ability to balance academic and athletic pursuits is a valuable asset, and Georgetown will undoubtedly benefit from her presence. The Georgetown Hoyas have already secured commitments from other talented swimmers, including Cecilia Russell, Claire Reed, and Catherine Dieffenthaller, indicating a strong incoming class. With her commitment, Charette joins a prestigious group of swimmers who have chosen Georgetown as their future home. The Fitter and Faster Swim Camps, a proud sponsor of SwimSwam's College Recruiting Channel, have been instrumental in supporting athletes like Charette on their journey to college swimming. Their innovative teaching platforms and elite coaching staff have helped swimmers like Charette develop their skills and achieve their dreams. As Charette embarks on this new chapter, she will undoubtedly continue to excel, both academically and athletically, at Georgetown University. Her commitment to the Hoyas is a significant step towards her future success, and it will be fascinating to see how she contributes to the program's growth and development. Georgetown University can look forward to welcoming a talented and dedicated swimmer in Ellison Charette, and the swimming community can celebrate the next chapter in her remarkable career.
