His older brother, Caleb Duncan<\/strong>is a senior sprinter at Louisville.<\/p>\n He told Swimming World:<\/p>\n “I am honored to announce my verbal commitment to continue my academic and athletic career at Northwestern University! I would like to thank my family, friends and coaches who have supported me throughout this process; I would not have made it this far without them. I’m excited to be joining a great program and team! Go cats!”<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n “data-image-caption=”<\/p>\n Photo courtesy: Cade Duncan<\/p>\n ” data-medium-file=” data-large-file=” class=”wp-image-511010 size-small” src=” alt=”Cade Duncan Northwest” width=”300″ height=”350″ srcset =” 300w, 878w, 172w, 450w, 772w, 533w, 916w” sizes=”(max width: 300px) 100vw, 300px”\/><\/p>\n Photo courtesy: Cade Duncan<\/p>\n Duncan trains year-round with the Dad’s Club Swim Team, where he is a team record holder and team captain. Won the 50m\/100m freestyle at the NCSA championships last month, also placed third in the 100m fly and fourth in the 50m back. He also ran the 100m freestyle at the Phillips 66 International Team Trials in April.<\/p>\n In December, Duncan placed 13th in the 100 freestyle at Juniors West before posting a trio of top-eight finishes at Austin Sectionals.<\/p>\n His best moments include:<\/p>\n 50 lb \u2013 20.34 100 lb \u2013 44.00 200 lb \u2013 1:38.88 100 fly \u2013 48.78 100 back \u2013 49.55<\/p>\n Duncan will begin his senior year at The Kincaid School in Houston this fall.<\/p>\n It’s a big plus for the Wildcats: His top 50 free times would have ranked third on their lineup last season and would have been No. 5 in the 200 free and No. 6 in the 50 free\/100 fly\/ 100 back .<\/p>\n If you have a commitment to share, please email a photo and quote to hs@swimmingworld.com.<\/p>\nCade Duncan to the northwest<\/p>\n