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Alejandro is a swimmer from Spain, a sprinter and a collegiate competitor, whose official competitive record spans 9 seasons, 18 years, 2 countries and 48 meets.
His recorded career begins in 2009 in 10 Florida Class 2A Region 4 Championships, where he raced the 100 backstroke in 1:06.86. He started out alongside Belen Jesuit Preparatory High School.
His signature event is the 100 breaststroke, the event he has raced the most, followed by the 200 individual medley and 50 freestyle. Breaststroke is where his specialisation lies (22 meets), while freestyle appears in more meets (29 meets and 36 recorded swims spread across 8 different distances) because he races it across the full distance range rather than as a main event.
His fastest 100 breaststroke stands at 1:20.12, set in long course (50 m) at FG NPB Summer Kickoff.
His record includes collegiate championships, between 2020 and 2023 (CPS Southwest Conference Championships and Silver Conference Championship). A representative mark at that level is 2:08.68 in the 200 freestyle, recorded in short course yards (25 yd).
After a 2-year break between 2024 and 2026, he came back to racing and the record picks up again in 2026. 2022 is the busiest season on record, with 24 verified individual swims.
He is a genuinely international swimmer: the official record spans 2 countries (the United States and Spain), including 36 of 48 meets outside Spain.
Those meets span 16 different venues (Chicago, Plantation, Emmaus and Dingmans Ferry…). He has raced for 8 clubs, led by Midtown Weston Aquatics (Inactive), Azura Florida Aquatics, Belen Jesuit Preparatory High School and East Stroudsburg North High School.
Still active: the directory includes official activity in the 2026 season. Latest competition: Las Palmas de G.C., on May 9, 2026, with 2 swims: 36.18 in the 50 freestyle and 5:57.96 in the 400 freestyle, all in long course (50 m) and 1 PB improvement. He holds 29 current event personal bests and 45 all-time PB improvements across 96 verified official swims in competitions governed by RFEN, NCAA and World Aquatics.