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Caspar Corbeau (born 3 April 2001) is a Dutch-American swimmer, representing the Netherlands at international competitions. He is a 2024 Olympic bronze medalist in the men's 200 meter breaststroke.

He competed at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan in the 100 meter and 200 meter breaststroke.

At the 2021 European Championships (long course) in Budapest, Hungary he competed in the 100 meter and 200 meter breaststroke, finishing 7th in the 200 meter distance.

At the 2022 World Championships´(long course) in Budapest, Hungary he competed in the 100 meter and 200 meter breaststroke, finishing 7th in the 200 meter distance.

At the 2023 World Championships (long course) in Fukuoka, Japan he competed in the 100 meter and 200 meter breaststroke, finishing 5th in the 200 meter distance.

At the 2023 European Championships (short course) in Otopeni, Romania he competed in the 100 meter and 200 meter breaststroke, finishing 3rd in the 100 meter distance and 1st in the 200 meter distance.

At the 2024 World Championships (long course) in Doha he competed in the 100 meter and 200 meter breaststroke, finishing 7th in the 100 meter distance and 2nd in the 200 meter distance.

At the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France he competed in the 100 meter and 200 meter breaststroke, finishing 8th in the 100 meter distance and 3rd in the 200 meter distance.

He competed collegiately at the University of Texas in the Big 12 Conference from 2019 to 2023 under Hall of Fame Coach Eddie Reese where he majored in kinesiology .

Personal bests

As of 28 August 2024

Long Course Meters
Event	Time	Meet	Date	Note(s)
50 m breaststroke	27.01	Rotterdam Qualification Meet	30 November 2023
100 m breaststroke	59.08	2024 Olympic Games	28 July 2024
200 m breaststroke	2:07.90	2024 Olympic Games	31 July 2024

Short Course Meters
Event	Time	Meet	Date	Note(s)
50 m breaststroke	26.15	Toronto World Cup	20 October 2022
100 m breaststroke	56.66	European Championships	7 December 2023
200 m breaststroke	2:02.41	European Championships	9 December 2023

Short Course Yards
Event	Time	Meet	Date	Note(s)
100 y breaststroke	50.49	2022 NCAA Championships	25 March 2022
200 y breaststroke	1:49.15	2023 NCAA Championships	25 March 2023
200 y IM	1:40.98	2022 NCAA Championships	24 March 2022

References

"Caspar Corbeau". texassports.com. Archived from the original on 24 May 2021. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
^ "Nederlandse Amerikaan Caspar Corbeau droomt van Spelen: 'Tokio is nog niet uit mijn hoofd'". Algemeen Dagblad. Archived from the original on 19 May 2021. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
"European Championships 2020 | Budapest". budapest2020.microplustiming.com. Retrieved 9 January 2024.
"Competition Results | World Aquatics Official". World Aquatics. Retrieved 9 January 2024.
"Competition Results | World Aquatics Official". World Aquatics. Retrieved 9 January 2024.
"European Short Course Swimming Championships 2023 Results". heraklion23.gr. Retrieved 9 January 2024.
"European Short Course Swimming Championships 2023 Results". heraklion23.gr. Retrieved 9 January 2024.
"Competition Results | World Aquatics Official". World Aquatics. Retrieved 27 August 2024.
"Competition Results | World Aquatics Official". World Aquatics. Retrieved 27 August 2024.
"Competition Results | World Aquatics Official". World Aquatics. Retrieved 27 August 2024.
"Competition Results | World Aquatics Official". World Aquatics. Retrieved 27 August 2024.

External links

Caspar Corbeau at World Aquatics
Caspar Corbeau at SwimRankings.net
Caspar Corbeau at Olympics.com
Caspar Corbeau at Olympedia
Caspar Corbeau at TeamNL (archive) (in Dutch)

v t e NCAA Champions in Men's 4×100 y Medley Relay
1957: Michigan (Adamaski, Hopkins, Mowrey, Hanley) 1957: Michigan State (Nichols, Reinke, Harmon, Parrish) 1958: Yale (Dolbey, Jecko, Koletsky, Bronston) 1959: Michigan (Smith, Clark, Gillanders, Hanley) 1960: Indiana (McKinney, Miki, Troy, Sintz) 1961: Ohio State (Schaefer, Kovacs, Wolfe, Plain) 1962: Ohio State (Schaefer, Kovacs, Wolfe, Plain) 1963: Minnesota (Ericksen, Luken, Richardson, Jackman) 1964: USC (Bennett, Craig, McGrath, Saari) 1965: Indiana (Hammer, Trethewey, Schmidt, WIlliamson) 1966: Michigan (Kingery, Scheerer, O'Malley, Wiebeck) 1967: UCLA (Berger, Webb, Cole, Zorn) 1968: UT Arlington (Russell, Nesbit, Smith, Siefert) 1969: Indiana (Hickox, Counsilman, Borowski, Bateman) 1970: Stanford (Haywood, Job, Ferris, Carey) 1971: Stanford (Haywood, Job, Ferris, Pedley) 1972: USC (Kocsis, Mayekawa, Heckl, Weston) 1973: Tennessee (Priestly, Seywert, Trembley, Lutz) 1974: Tennessee (Priestly, Seywert, Trembley, Lutz) 1975: USC (Naber, Chatfield, Bottom, Findorff) 1976: USC (Naber, Shearin, Bottom, Bottom) 1977: Indiana (Arantes, Hoffstetter, Hersey, Montgomery) 1978: California (Rocca, Smith, Arvidsson, Fairbank) 1979: California (Rocca, Smith, Arvidsson, Holmetz) 1980: Texas (Britt, Spann, Paulus, Kirchner) 1981: Texas (Britt, Spann, Paulus, Kirchner) 1982: Texas (Britt, Nevid, Paulus, Finical) 1983: SMU (Rhodenbaugh, Lundquist, Patten, Spaulding) 1984: Texas (Carey, Smith, Rives, Smith) 1985: Stanford (Bottom, Moffet, Morales, Lundberg) 1986: Stanford (Murphy, Moffet, Morales, Lundberg) 1987: Stanford (Mortenson, Schwartz, Morales, Hodge) 1988: Texas (Gill, Stackle, Anderson, Jacobs) 1989: Texas (Gill, Dersch, Anderson, Gjertsen) 1990: Texas (Thibault, Stackle, Jordan, Gjertsen) 1991: Florida (Zubero, Mitchell, Nesty, Utley) 1992: Stanford (Rouse, Mayfield, Zedlitz, Retterer) 1993: Stanford (Weatherford, Mayfield, Zedlitz, Retterer) 1994: Stanford (Rouse, Mayfield, Carey, Hudepohl) 1995: Stanford (Retterer, Grote, Muhammad, Hudepohl) 1996: Tennessee (Gilliam, Linn, Rumbaugh, Busquets) 1997: Auburn (Bartz, Jerger, Hargis, Newman) 1998: Stanford (Blahnik, Wilkens, Muhammad, Wales) 1999: Auburn (Bartz, Denniston, Newman, Hawke) 2001: Texas (Dusing, Hansen, Hannan, Crocker) 2002: Stanford (Marshall, Bruce, Westcott, Bal) 2003: Texas (Peirsol, Hansen, Crocker, Kemp) 2005: Stanford (Cramer, Marshall, McDonald, Wildman-Tobriner) 2006: Arizona (Thoman, Barnes, Subirats, Ritter) 2007: Northwestern (Grevers, Alexandrov, Bubolz, Barbic) 2008: Arizona (Subirats, Barnes, Townsend, Joel Greenshields) 2009: Auburn (Wollach, Klein, McGill, Targett) 2010: California (Barnea, Dugonjič, Shields, Thomas) 2011: California (Barnea, Dugonjič, Shields, Adrian) 2012: California (Gydesen, Koon, Shields, Messerschmidt) 2013: Arizona (Friedemann, Cordes, Smith, Shapira Bar-Or) 2014: California (Murphy, Katis, Tarczyński, Stubblefield) 2015: Texas (Darmody, Licon, Schooling, Conger) 2016: Texas (Shebat, Licon, Schooling, Conger) 2017: Texas (Shebat, Licon, Schooling, Conger) 2018: Indiana (Fantoni, Finnerty, Lanza, Pieroni) 2019: Indiana (Fantoni, Finnerty, Lanza, Apple) ~~2020~~ 2021: Texas (Staka, Corbeau, Jiang, Krueger) 2022: California (Lasco, Whitley, Julian, Seeliger) 2023: Florida (Chaney, Hillis, Liendo, McDuff)

NCAA Champions in Men's 4×100 y Medley Relay

1957: Michigan (Adamaski, Hopkins, Mowrey, Hanley)
1957: Michigan State (Nichols, Reinke, Harmon, Parrish)
1958: Yale (Dolbey, Jecko, Koletsky, Bronston)
1959: Michigan (Smith, Clark, Gillanders, Hanley)
1960: Indiana (McKinney, Miki, Troy, Sintz)
1961: Ohio State (Schaefer, Kovacs, Wolfe, Plain)
1962: Ohio State (Schaefer, Kovacs, Wolfe, Plain)
1963: Minnesota (Ericksen, Luken, Richardson, Jackman)
1964: USC (Bennett, Craig, McGrath, Saari)
1965: Indiana (Hammer, Trethewey, Schmidt, WIlliamson)
1966: Michigan (Kingery, Scheerer, O'Malley, Wiebeck)
1967: UCLA (Berger, Webb, Cole, Zorn)
1968: UT Arlington (Russell, Nesbit, Smith, Siefert)
1969: Indiana (Hickox, Counsilman, Borowski, Bateman)
1970: Stanford (Haywood, Job, Ferris, Carey)
1971: Stanford (Haywood, Job, Ferris, Pedley)
1972: USC (Kocsis, Mayekawa, Heckl, Weston)
1973: Tennessee (Priestly, Seywert, Trembley, Lutz)
1974: Tennessee (Priestly, Seywert, Trembley, Lutz)
1975: USC (Naber, Chatfield, Bottom, Findorff)
1976: USC (Naber, Shearin, Bottom, Bottom)
1977: Indiana (Arantes, Hoffstetter, Hersey, Montgomery)
1978: California (Rocca, Smith, Arvidsson, Fairbank)
1979: California (Rocca, Smith, Arvidsson, Holmetz)
1980: Texas (Britt, Spann, Paulus, Kirchner)
1981: Texas (Britt, Spann, Paulus, Kirchner)
1982: Texas (Britt, Nevid, Paulus, Finical)
1983: SMU (Rhodenbaugh, Lundquist, Patten, Spaulding)
1984: Texas (Carey, Smith, Rives, Smith)
1985: Stanford (Bottom, Moffet, Morales, Lundberg)
1986: Stanford (Murphy, Moffet, Morales, Lundberg)
1987: Stanford (Mortenson, Schwartz, Morales, Hodge)
1988: Texas (Gill, Stackle, Anderson, Jacobs)
1989: Texas (Gill, Dersch, Anderson, Gjertsen)
1990: Texas (Thibault, Stackle, Jordan, Gjertsen)
1991: Florida (Zubero, Mitchell, Nesty, Utley)
1992: Stanford (Rouse, Mayfield, Zedlitz, Retterer)
1993: Stanford (Weatherford, Mayfield, Zedlitz, Retterer)
1994: Stanford (Rouse, Mayfield, Carey, Hudepohl)
1995: Stanford (Retterer, Grote, Muhammad, Hudepohl)
1996: Tennessee (Gilliam, Linn, Rumbaugh, Busquets)
1997: Auburn (Bartz, Jerger, Hargis, Newman)
1998: Stanford (Blahnik, Wilkens, Muhammad, Wales)
1999: Auburn (Bartz, Denniston, Newman, Hawke)
2001: Texas (Dusing, Hansen, Hannan, Crocker)
2002: Stanford (Marshall, Bruce, Westcott, Bal)
2003: Texas (Peirsol, Hansen, Crocker, Kemp)
2005: Stanford (Cramer, Marshall, McDonald, Wildman-Tobriner)
2006: Arizona (Thoman, Barnes, Subirats, Ritter)
2007: Northwestern (Grevers, Alexandrov, Bubolz, Barbic)
2008: Arizona (Subirats, Barnes, Townsend, Joel Greenshields)
2009: Auburn (Wollach, Klein, McGill, Targett)
2010: California (Barnea, Dugonjič, Shields, Thomas)
2011: California (Barnea, Dugonjič, Shields, Adrian)
2012: California (Gydesen, Koon, Shields, Messerschmidt)
2013: Arizona (Friedemann, Cordes, Smith, Shapira Bar-Or)
2014: California (Murphy, Katis, Tarczyński, Stubblefield)
2015: Texas (Darmody, Licon, Schooling, Conger)
2016: Texas (Shebat, Licon, Schooling, Conger)
2017: Texas (Shebat, Licon, Schooling, Conger)
2018: Indiana (Fantoni, Finnerty, Lanza, Pieroni)
2019: Indiana (Fantoni, Finnerty, Lanza, Apple)
~~2020~~
2021: Texas (Staka, Corbeau, Jiang, Krueger)
2022: California (Lasco, Whitley, Julian, Seeliger)
2023: Florida (Chaney, Hillis, Liendo, McDuff)

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