Who is Annie Lazor?

Annie Lazor is a swimmer from the United States who specializes in breaststroke events. She has competed in various competitions, has remarkable Pan American Games achievements, and is now preparing to compete in the Olympic Games for the first time. She is now a member of the United States national squad for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Annie Lazor – Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education

Annie was born in Detroit, Michigan on August 17, 1994. She is 26 years old right now. Beverly Hills is her hometown. Her father, Dave Lazor, but her mother, Stacey Lazor, gave birth to her.

Her father was always supportive of her swimming, but he died on April 25th, at the age of 61, just as Annie was preparing for the Olympic trials. She also has two younger brothers named Nathan and Davin Lazor.

She later went on to attend college, first at Ohio State University for a year before transferring to Auburn University.

Annie received her Bachelor’s degree in Communications in 2016. She also competed on the college swim team.

Net Worth of Annie Lazor? Salary, Earning

Annie has been a swimmer for many years and has won numerous events and titles. She works as a professional swimmer and thus has a steady salary. Her net worth is expected to be around $700,000.

Facts of Annie Lazor

Annie Lazor – Relationship, Married Life, Boyfriend/ Girlfriend

Annie is currently rumored to be dating Brazilian swimmer Vinicius Lanza. They’ve been dating since 2018, and they’re also members of the London Roar squad for the International Swimming League in 2020. Annie enjoys binge-watching Netflix and drinking coffee.

Body Measurement- Height, Weight, Hair Colour

Annie Lazor stands at the Height in feet and inches 5′ 8″ – in Centimeters – 172 cm, and weights in Pounds – 145 pounds. Her Body Dimensions are 34-25-36 with 32C bra size. She wears 7.5 shoe size (U.S.). She has brown hair color and Blue eye color with Athletic Body Type.

Annie Lazor-Professional Career

Annie began her swimming career in high school when she was a member of the school team. She continued her training and went on to swim at the college level at Ohio State University. In her freshman year, she competed in the Ohio state championship and finished eighth.

She switched to Auburn University after her freshman season, when she got NCAA “b” cuts in the 100m and 200m breaststroke events. She won two All-American honors in the NCAA championship in her junior year of 2014, and she finished 13th as a senior in 2015-16.

She also competed in the Pan American Games that year, finishing third and earning her first international medal. She also competed in the 2016 Olympic trials but did not make the team. She subsequently began working as an administrator for Coach Dave Durden.

She made a comeback in 2018 and raced in the USA nationals, where her performance gained her qualification to the 2019 Pan American Games, where she won two gold medals in the 100m and 200m breaststroke, as well as leading the team to gold in the 4 x100m medley.

Meanwhile, in 2018, she competed as a member of the US national team at the Short Course World Championships in Hangzhou, where she won a 200m breaststroke event.

She recently competed in the Tokyo Olympic 2020 trials in 2021, winning the 200m breaststroke event finals and qualifying for the US national team in Tokyo.

She will compete for the United States in the women’s 200m breaststroke event, marking her maiden Olympic appearance. On July 28th, she will compete in her first Olympic event, a 200m breaststroke.

Annie Lazor- Social Media Status

Annie’s Instagram account presently has 11.3k followers. She also has a Twitter account, which she has had since 2010, and she presently has 1182 followers. She has not been found on any other social media platforms.

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Quick Facts of Annie Lazor

• She has been part of several championships, has notable achievements from the Pan American Games, and is now set to compete for the first time in the Olympic games.
• She is currently part of the USA national team for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
• Recently in 2021 she competed in the Tokyo Olympic 2020 trials and won in the 200m breaststroke event finals qualifying in the US national team for Tokyo.
• She is set to represent the USA in the 200m breaststroke women’s event marking her first-ever Olympic appearance.
• She is set to compete in her first-ever Olympic event on 28th July for a 200m breaststroke.