Schuyler Bailar

About Schuyler Bailar

Activist who made history as the NCAA Division I swimming's first openly transgender swimmer. He was a member of the Harvard men's swimming and diving team when he was recruited.

Schuyler Bailar is an American swimmer, and the first openly transgender NCAA Division I swimmer. He is also the first publicly documented NCAA D1 transgender man to compete as a man in any sport. He was recruited by Harvard University and swam on the Harvard Men's Swimming and Diving team under coach Kevin Tyrrell; he was a member of the Harvard Class of 2019. Bailar was originally recruited in 2013 as a member of the women's team by Harvard Women's Swimming and Diving head coach Stephanie Morawski. After transitioning during a gap year, Bailar was also offered a spot on the men's team by coach Tyrrell, allowing Bailar the choice of either team. He elected to swim on the men's team.

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Trivia

He transitioned from female to male during a gap year. He was previously recruited by Harvard to be part of the Women’s Swimming team.

Schuyler Bailar before fame

At the 2013 USA Swimming AT&T National Championships, he with three USA swimming teammates set a national age group record in the 400yd medley relay event. He was a standout swimmer for his high school and club teams.

Achievement of Schuyler Bailar

During a gap year, he changed from female to man. Harvard had earlier recruited him to be a member of the Women's Swimming team.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Schuyler Bailar family life

His parents, Gregor Bailar and Terry Hong, gave birth to him and his brother, a fellow swimmer. He grew up in McLean, Virginia, after being born in New York City.

Associations of Schuyler Bailar

At the 2013 USA Swimming AT&T Winter National Championships, he and Katie Ledecky were two of the four swimmers that worked together to break the 400yd medley relay record.

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