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Georgia Bulldogs Recruit Camden Cook Commits for 2027 Swim Season
The breaststroker from Suwanee, Georgia will join the UGA swim team in two years
Apr. 12, 2026 at 3:52pm
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A cubist interpretation of a breaststroker's powerful movements, reflecting the rising talent and dedication of Georgia's young swim stars.Suwanee TodayIn a significant development for college swimming, Camden Cook, a junior at North Gwinnett High School, has announced his commitment to join the University of Georgia's swim team in 2027. Cook, who trains year-round with SwimAtlanta, is a standout breaststroker and individual medley swimmer, with impressive recent performances at high school and club competitions.
Why it matters
Cook's commitment to the University of Georgia represents a major recruiting win for the Bulldogs' swim program, as they continue to build a strong roster of young talent. His decision also highlights the growing competitiveness of the college swimming landscape, as elite high school athletes like Cook weigh their options and choose programs that can best support their athletic and academic goals.
The details
At the recent SwimAtlanta Best of the South meet, Cook achieved personal bests in multiple events, including times of 47.02 in the 100 freestyle, 55.62 in the 100 breaststroke, 2:00.96 in the 200 breaststroke, and 4:04.20 in the 400 IM. He also had an exceptional long-course season, setting personal bests in the 100 freestyle, 50 breaststroke, 100 breaststroke, and 200 breaststroke at the Ocala Futures meet.
- In March, Cook achieved remarkable personal bests at the SwimAtlanta Best of the South meet.
- More recently in December, he improved his times even further at the Georgia Senior State Championship and Winter Juniors East.
The players
Camden Cook
A junior at North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, Georgia, who trains year-round with SwimAtlanta and has committed to join the University of Georgia's swim team in 2027.
Chris
Cook's coach who provided daily encouragement.
Wil
The coach who kickstarted Cook's swimming journey.
Alex Goodman
A fellow recruit who is a noted specialist in butterfly and freestyle.
Elliot Woodburn
A sophomore breaststroker at the University of Georgia who has shown remarkable improvement with a time of 51.20 at the UGA Fall Invite.
What they’re saying
“I am excited to share my verbal commitment to the University of Georgia for my academic and athletic pursuits!”
— Camden Cook
“GO DAWGS!”
— Camden Cook
What’s next
As he prepares to swim with the Bulldogs starting in the fall of 2027, Cook will team up with fellow recruit Alex Goodman, a noted specialist in butterfly and freestyle. Additionally, he will share a year with sophomore breaststroker Elliot Woodburn, who has shown remarkable improvement with a time of 51.20 at the UGA Fall Invite.
The takeaway
Camden Cook's commitment to the University of Georgia's swim team represents a significant addition to the Bulldogs' roster, as they continue to attract top-tier talent from across the country. His impressive performances at the high school and club levels, combined with the support of his coaches and training partners, position him for continued success at the collegiate level.
