Arthur Gluzman
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- Height:
- 5-10
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- Weight:
- 157
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- Hometown:
- Bat Yam, Israel
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- Year:
- Senior
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- High School:
- Ramot Bat-Yam
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- Events:
- Backstroke, Freestyle
Bio
2023-2024: Gluzman earned Honorable Mention All-American status in the men's 100-yard freestyle finals at the NCAA DII Swimming and Diving Championships. He earned three personal best finishes at the DII Championships in the 50-Yard freestyle (20.08), 100-yard freestyle (43.75) and 100-yard freestyle (43.73). At the SAC Conference Championships, Gluzman had seven personal best finishes and four top-5 finishes. He finishes 2nd in the 100-yard freestyle (44.09) and 2nd in the 100-yard backstroke (48.84). This season saw Gluzman rack up a total of 12 personal best times, five first place finishes and 22 top-5 finishes on the season.
2022-2023: Gluzman earned All-American honors in the men's 400-yard freestyle relay at the NCAA DII Swimming and Diving Championships. He swam with teammates Wander Sousa, Matthew George, and Hobson Stelling and placed sixth with a finals time of 2:55.53. Gluzman earned Honorable Mention All-American honors in two other relays during the national competition. He swam in the 400-yard medley relay, placing 13th in 3:14.35 and the 800-yard freestyle relay where the men placed 10th in 6:32.66, a new program record. At the SAC Swimming Championships, Gluzman finished second in the 50-yard freestyle (20.19) and 100-yard backstroke (48.82). He had nine personal best performances at the meet. Gluzman racked up seven first-place finishes on the season.
High School: Gluzman was part of a National Youth Champion and National Champion team, along with being a 2016 5k age group champion and 2017 Israel age group champion. His best times are in the 50-yard freestyle (23.79), 100-yard freestyle (52.34), 200-yard freestyle (1:54.9), and 50-yard backstroke (27.14). He is an Israel Nationals medalist and was top-5 in the 50-yard freestyle in 2020. Gluzman was also a medalist in the Maccabiah Games and was part of the Israel open water team.
Personal: Son of Katrina Moskalenko, Gluzman intends to study Computer Science at Carson-Newman.
News mentions
Carson-Newman continued its strong showing Friday on day three of the 2026 South Atlantic Conference Swimming Championships, posting multiple podium finishes and a conference-record performance at the Kingsport Aquatic Center
Carson-Newman turned in a championship-level performance Wednesday on day two of the 2026 South Atlantic Conference Swimming Championships, racking up multiple podium finishes and high-point swims to remain firmly in contention on both sides of the meet at the Kingsport Aquatic Center.
Carson-Newman kicked off the 2026 South Atlantic Conference Swimming Championships on Wednesday with momentum, fueled by Megan Corcoran’s championship performance in the women’s 200-yard individual medley.
Carson-Newman swimming delivered a dominant all-around performance Saturday afternoon at the Maddox Student Activities Center, sweeping both dual meets against Milligan and Lenoir-Rhyne while posting victories across the majority of individual and relay events.
Carson-Newman swimming celebrates Senior Day this Saturday, Jan. 17, at 1:00 p.m. in the Maddox Student Activities Center as the Eagles welcome Lenoir-Rhyne and Milligan to Mossy Creek.
Carson-Newman swimming turned in a dominant performance Saturday afternoon at the Maddox Student Activities Center, sweeping Mars Hill in both the men’s and women’s dual meet to open the home portion of the 2026 schedule.
Carson-Newman swimming teams turned in several strong individual performances Friday afternoon despite falling to Catawba in a dual meet at Johnson Pool.
Behind multiple podium finishes, Carson-Newman swimming completed the opening night of competition Friday against nationally ranked Wingate at the Wingate Natatorium.
Carson-Newman swimming wrapped up the third day of competition at the Gamecock Invitational on Thursday at the Carolina Natatorium in Columbia, S.C.
Eagles end day two of the Gamecock Invitational with multiple PBs and standout performances across multiple finals events