Andrew McFee

Andrew McFee is a proud member and board member of Swim Champs, where he enjoys being part of a team that combines competition, friendship, and a shared love of swimming. A lifelong swimmer and competitor, Andrew still loves the challenge of training and racing, especially Backstroke, IM, Fly, and distance. Andrew has competed extensively through U.S. Masters Swimming and has earned national recognition, including USMS Top Ten honors and relay All-American distinction. While he enjoys chasing faster times, what keeps him connected to the sport is the people: the teammates, the shared workouts, the encouragement, and the chance to keep competing as an adult. Outside the pool, Andrew is a husband, father, and member of a family-owned Michigan manufacturing business. He brings those same values of hard work, commitment, and community to Swim Champs. As a board member, he is proud to help support the team’s future and create a welcoming place for swimmers of all backgrounds to train, compete, and belong.

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I started swimming competitively when I was 6. I always loved the sport, and I competed all the way through high school. In college, I was not fast enough to swim for the University of Michigan, but I did continue to swim on my own for exercise. I figured my swimming career was basically over. After years of not competing, a friend invited me to try a swim meet. When I swam at that swim meet, I watched a 93 year old man race the 500 freestyle and thought to myself, "I can keep doing this for the rest of my life" and never looked back.
— On masters swimming

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I love to compete. I want to be as fast as I can be and push myself to the limit. I believe this is the best place where I can continue to advance with like minded people who also have a passion for racing. It's my goal to continue dropping time and make my 40's the fastest swimming years of my life.
— On Swim Champs

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Recognitions

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Goals & Best Times

Event	Current best	Goal	Gap
100 Back	58.01	57.19	0.82 seconds to go
200 Back	2:07.50	2:06.99	0.51 seconds to go
400 IM	4:50.71	4:45.00	5.71 seconds to go
500 Free	5:49.55	5:30.00	19.55 seconds to go

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USMS Best Times

Fastest recorded time per event, grouped by age group and course.

Age 40-44

SCM

50 Free	35.12
800 Free	11:34.59
50 Back	30.64
100 Back	1:07.02
100 Fly	1:08.94

LCM

50 Back	31.55
100 Back	1:10.46
200 Back	2:40.21
400 IM	5:55.33

Age 35-39

SCY

50 Free	25.62
100 Free	56.49
200 Free	2:07.76
500 Free	5:49.55
1000 Free	12:14.80
50 Back	26.58
100 Back	58.01
200 Back	2:07.86
50 Breast	33.87
100 Breast	1:13.24
200 Breast	2:35.46
50 Fly	26.89
100 Fly	58.23
200 Fly	2:12.92
100 IM	1:02.28
200 IM	2:18.06
400 IM	4:50.71

SCM

50 Free	28.68
800 Free	11:41.33
50 Back	30.28
100 Back	1:07.80
50 Breast	38.70
100 Breast	1:23.98
50 Fly	30.18
100 Fly	1:07.88
200 IM	2:36.54

Age 30-34

SCY

50 Free	25.84
100 Free	58.85
200 Free	2:16.48
500 Free	6:04.79
1000 Free	12:50.98
1650 Free	22:03.87
50 Back	27.52
100 Back	58.96
200 Back	2:12.00
50 Breast	35.63
100 Breast	1:18.28
50 Fly	27.05
100 Fly	1:00.07
200 Fly	2:19.37
100 IM	1:03.55
200 IM	2:17.22
400 IM	4:58.20

SCM

200 Free	2:28.85
100 Back	1:08.36
200 Breast	3:03.66
50 Fly	30.86
100 IM	1:12.44

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Lifetime Best Times

Single fastest time per event, across all years and ages — USMS-imported and self-entered swims compete equally. Self-entered bests carry the "Unverified" badge.

Event	SCY	SCM	LCM
50 Free	25.62	28.68	—
100 Free	56.49	—	—
200 Free	2:07.76	2:28.85	—
500 Free	5:49.55	—	—
800 Free	—	11:34.59	—
1000 Free	12:14.80	—	—
1650 Free	22:03.87	—	—
50 Back	26.58	30.28	31.55
100 Back	58.01	1:07.02	1:10.46
200 Back	2:07.86	—	2:40.21
50 Breast	33.87	38.70	—
100 Breast	1:13.24	1:23.98	—
200 Breast	2:35.46	3:03.66	—
50 Fly	26.89	30.18	—
100 Fly	58.23	1:07.88	—
200 Fly	2:12.92	—	—
100 IM	1:02.28	1:12.44	—
200 IM	2:17.22	2:36.54	—
400 IM	4:50.71	—	5:55.33

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