Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Faith Knelson
I lean towards removal on this one. This article was created by an SPA who seems to have an off-project connection to the subject, with involvement by another.  More to the point, it was created without establishing otability, as far as I can tell.   is a no-go because the sources utilized are not  and the only one of the three which is kinda-sorta on the cusp of being RS doesn't provide actual detailed coverage of the subject (it merely mentions her name in a list of athletes competing at a particular event).  We therefore look to ATHLETE; like most of our contemporary subject-specific notability guidelines, there's a fair bit of problematic subjectivity involved in arriving at the criteria that make a person "notable", but even under the generous standards of that guideline, there is no provision which would greenlight notability here--though it is worth the mention that there is no swimming section in that guideline.  Some criteria for other sports do allow for presumption of notability if an athlete who has meddled at the Commonwealth Games, others if they competed in a final heat at those games.  Ms. Knelson did compete at said games, according to the article, taking fourth place in one event. I'm sure mileage will vary on the analogical reasoning of assuming a similar standard should be applied for swimmers and whether Ms. Knelson would qualify under such an extrapolated standard, but my inclination is that, given the sourcing here, this subject does not yet meet what I would consider minimal standards of notability, and should be removed from the present time.  It's an atypical case requiring some discretion in analysis though
— User:Snow, 00:15, 22 June 2018 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:GNG||WP:RS||WP:NATHLETE (Wikipedia:Notability)