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Thrown in the deep end, two swimmers navigate life away from home
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Thrown in the deep end, two swimmers navigate life away from home
The rain was falling in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil. The tears of Caue Gluck fell just as steadily. 3:55.83. The time lit up the board and all the 17-year-old could do was cry. It wasn’t a personal best, but it was enough to take home gold in the 400-meter freestyle at the 2024 Brazilian Junior Interclub Championship. One thing Gluck “always loved to do was swim in the rain.” As he stood behind the block, only moments before his race began, raind…
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