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Campionato Italiano:Batterie All’Insegna Di Fede E Martinenghi I Risultati

December 12, 2019, 3:46 am
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By Giusy Cisale on SwimSwam

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CAMPIONATO ITALIANO OPEN VASCA LUNGA

Campionato Italiano Open al via allo Stadio del Nuoto di Riccione.

Impegnate nella prima gara del mattino Elena Di Liddo, Silvia Di Pietro e Ilaria Bianchi, di ritorno dalla trasferta scozzese. Ai Campionati Europei in vasca corta, Elena Di Liddo ha conquistato la medaglia d’argento nei 100 metri farfalla e nella staffetta 4x50m misti femminili, insieme proprio a Silvia Di Pietro.

Nei 400 metri stile libero maschili, appuntamento importante per il detentore del Record Italiano sulla distanza Gabriele Detti. Detti, vanta un personale di 3:43.23 con il quale ha stabilito il primato italiano. Il limite per Tokyo 2020 è fissato in 3:44.8, tempo che ai Mondiali FINA di Gwangju ha nuotato anche il suo compagno di allenamento Marco De Tullio.

Il programma del mattino prevede poi le batterie di qualificazione dei 100 metri rana, sia al maschile che al femminile, che vedrà impegnati tra gli altri,  Martina Carraro, Benedetta Pilato, Arianna Castiglioni. Le tre raniste hanno tutte conquistato una medaglia la settimana scorsa agli Europei di Glasgow. Martina Carraro, in particolare, è andata a podio in tutte e tre le distanze della rana: oro nei 100, argento nei 50 e bronzo nei 200 metri.

Il programma del primo giorno di Assoluti si chiuderà con la velocità pura.

Sui blocchi di partenza nei 50 metri stile libero Federica Pellegrini, Erika Ferraioli, Silvia Di Pietro, Costanza Cocconcelli. Tra i maschi Luca Dotto, Andrea Vergani, Leonardo Deplano, Marco Orsi, Santo Condorelli.

CAMPIONATO ITALIANO HIGHTLIGHTS BATTERIE DAY1

Nella prima giornata di batterie, brilla Nicolo Martinenghi, che già dal mattino stampa un ottimo 59.67, unico sotto il minuto nei 100 metri rana maschili. La sfida mattutina al femminile è stata invece vinta da Arianna Castiglioni che nuota il tempo più veloce di questa fase eliminatoria.

Federica Pellegrini veste i panni da velocista pura e semina tutte nei 50 metri stile libero femminili, toccando la piastra con il miglior crono del mattino.

Di seguito riportiamo tutti i risultati, indicando i primi 8 atleti, che accederanno alla Finale A di questo pomeriggio.

50 METRI FARFALLA DONNE

  • WR Sarah SJÖSTRÖM SWE 24.43 05/07/2014 Borås (SWE)
  • RE: Sarah SJÖSTRÖM SWE 24.43 05/07/2014 Borås (SWE)
  • RI: Silvia DI PIETRO 25.78 19/08/2014 Berlino

TOP 8

  1. DI LIDDO Elena 26.62
  2. DI PIETRO Silvia 26.80
  3. BIANCHI Ilaria  27.06
  4. GRECO Federica  27.28
  5. BIASIBETTI Helena 27.36
  6. BIONDANI Giorgia 27.37
  7. SCOTTO DI CARLO Viola  27.60
  8. D’INNOCENZO Giulia  27.70

50 METRI DORSO UOMINI

  • WR: Kliment KOLESNIKOV RUS 24.00 04/08/2018 Glasgow (GBR)
  • ER: Kliment KOLESNIKOV RUS 24.00 04/08/2018 Glasgow (GBR)
  • RI: Niccolò BONACCHI 24.65 12/04/2014 Riccione

TOP 8

  1. MILLI Matteo 25.21
  2. SABBIONI Simone 25.45
  3. LAMBERTI Michele 25.67
  4. BONACCHI Niccolo’ 25.69
  5. CICCARESE Christopher  25.78
  6. MORA Lorenzo  25.93
  7. RESTIVO Matteo 25.97
  8. LAUGENI Fabio  25.99

400 METRI STILE LIBERO DONNE

TEMPO LIMITE 4:03.6

TOP 8

  1. SALIN Giulia 4’14.41
  2. ROMEI Giorgia  4’15.26
  3. PIROZZI Stefania 4’15.32
  4. GAILLI Sara  4’15.97
  5. CESARANO Antonietta  4’16.63
  6. MASCOLO Anna Chiara  4’16.66
  7. MUSSO Erica 4’16.68
  8. CARLI Diletta 4’16.77

400 METRI STILE LIBERO UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 3:44.8

  • WR: Paul BIEDERMANN GER 3:40.07 26/07/2009 Roma
  • ER: Paul BIEDERMANN GER 3:40.07 26/07/2009 Roma
  • RI: Gabriele DETTI 3:43.23 21/07/2019 Gwangju

TOP 8

  1. DETTI Gabriele  3’50.65
  2. CIAMPI Matteo  3’51.96
  3. DE TULLIO Marco G 3’52.09
  4. PROIETTI COLONNA Alessio 3’52.32
  5. LAMBERTI Matteo  3’53.68
  6. MOSCONI Mattia  3’55.50
  7. LOMBINI Fabio  3’55.89
  8. FRERI Geremia Fondazione  3’56.20

100 METRI RANA DONNE

TEMPO LIMITE 1:06.4

  • WR Lilly KING USA 1:04.13 25/07/2017 Budapest (HUN)
  • RE: Rūta MEILUTYTĖ LTU 1:04.35 29/07/2013 Barcellona (ESP)
  • R.I: Martina CARRARO 1:06.36 23/07/2019 Gwangju

TOP 8

  1. CASTIGLIONI Arianna  1’07.60
  2. CARRARO Martina 1’07.63
  3. FANGIO Francesca 1’08.45
  4. SCARCELLA Ilaria  1’08.52
  5. ANGIOLINI Lisa 1’08.89
  6. PIROVANO Anna 1’09.13
  7. FOFFI Natalia  1’09.41
  8. PILATO Benedetta 1’10.14

100 METRI RANA UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 59.0

  • WR: Adam PEATY GBR 56.88 21/07/2019 Gwangju (KOR)
  • RE: Adam PEATY GBR 56.88 21/07/2019 Gwangju (KOR)
  • RI: Nicolò MARTINENGHI 59.01 23/08/2017 Indianapolis

TOP 8

  1. MARTINENGHI Nicolo’  59.67
  2. POGGIO Federico 1’00.04
  3. GIORGETTI Edoardo  1’00.96
  4. PINZUTI Alessandro 1’01.04
  5. CASTELLO Andrea 1’01.28
  6. SCOZZOLI Fabio 1’01.41
  7. CERASUOLO Simone 1’02.09
  8. FUSCO Alessandro 1’02.18

50 METRI DORSO DONNE

  • WR Xiang LIU CHN 26.98 21/08/2018 Giacarta (INA)
  • RE: Georgia DAVIES GBR 27.21 04/08/2018 Glasgow (GBR)
  • R.I: Silvia SCALIA 27.89 03/04/2019 Riccione

top 8

  1. SCALIA Silvia 28.53
  2. ZOFKOVA’ COSTA DE SAINT 28.82
  3. PASQUINO Francesca 28.89
  4. COCCONCELLI Costanza  29.05
  5. SIBONI Beatrice 29.15
  6. TOSO Adelaide  29.44
  7. SIMICICH Camilla  29.55
  8. GASTALDI Anita 29.56

100 METRI FARFALLA UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 51.0

  • WR: Caeleb DRESSEL USA 49.50 26/07/2019 Gwangju (KOR)
  • RE: Milorad ČAVIĆ SRB 49.95 01/08/2009 Roma
  • R.I: Piero CODIA 50.64 09/08/2018 Glasgow

TOP 8

  1. CODIA Piero 52.89
  2. BURDISSO Federico  53.00
  3. PONTI Noe’  53.15
  4. RAZZETTI Alberto  53.16
  5. GENI Simone 53.32
  6. D’ANGELO Daniele  53.38
  7. RIVOLTA Matteo  53.58
  8. CECCON Thomas  53.60

50 METRI STILE LIBERO DONNE

TEMPO LIMITE 24.3

  • WR Sarah SJÖSTRÖM SWE 23.67 29/07/2017 Budapest (HUN)
  • RE: Sarah SJÖSTRÖM SWE 23.67 29/07/2017 Budapest (HUN)
  • R.I: Silvia DI PIETRO 24.84 24/08/2014 Berlino

TOP 8

  1. PELLEGRINI Federica  25.36
  2. DI PIETRO Silvia  25.45
  3. RUBERTI Nicoletta 25.67
  4. SPAZIANI Giulia  25.69
  5. BIONDANI Giorgia 25.77
  6. COCCONCELLI Costanza  25.96
  7. FERRAIOLI Erika  26.03
  8. FIORITO Valentina 26.04

50 METRI STILE LIBERO UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 21.5

  • WR: César CIELO FILHO BRA 20.91 18/12/2009 San Paolo (BRA)
  • RE: Frédérick BOUSQUET FRA 20.94 26/04/2009 Montpellier (FRA)
  • RI: Andrea VERGANI 21.37 08/08/2018 Glasgow

TOP 8

  1. DOTTO Luca 22.12
  2. VERGANI Andrea 22.14
  3. DEPLANO Leonardo  22.17
  4. MIRESSI Alessandro  22.21
  5. CONDORELLI Santo Yukio 22.24
  6. VENDRAME Ivano Esercito 22.35
  7. ZAZZERI Lorenzo  22.38
  8. BOCCHIA Federico 22.54

 

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Claire Curzan, 15, Downs 15-16 U.S. NAG Record in 50 Free with a 21.77

December 12, 2019, 3:54 pm
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By Karl Ortegon on SwimSwam

2019 SPEEDO WINTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – EAST

Winning the event tonight in Atlanta at the 2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships – East, Claire Curzan has broken the 15-16 U.S. National Age Group record in the 50 freestyle. Her lifetime best of 21.77 tonight surpasses the old mark of 21.82 set at this meet a year ago by Gretchen Walsh.

Curzan, who trains with the TAC Titans in North Carolina, missed the U.S. Open last week due to being sick. She looks to be back in top form now, though, kicking off her meet with an NAG record.

TOP U.S. 15-16 PERFORMERS, WOMEN’S 50 FREE, ALL-TIME

  1. Claire Curzan– 21.77 (2019)
  2. Gretchen Walsh – 21.82 (2018)
  3. Torri Huske – 21.95 (2019)
  4. Simone Manuel/Kate Douglass – 22.04 (2013/2016)
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  6. Alex Walsh – 22.08 (2018)

This was only Curzan’s second sub-22 performance ever. Her other time under 22 was a 21.89 from March of this year, which stands at the current 13-14 NAG record. She was the first in 13-14 U.S. history to ever break 22 seconds, doing so with that 21.89 from March, which came just a week after she went a 22.01 to come one-hundredth off of Walsh’s former 13-14 NAG of 22.00.

Curzan only joined the 15-16 age group this summer. With about a year and a half left in the age group, her time would come in at #7 in 17-18 rankings, where Manuel holds the NAG at 21.32, a time done at the 2015 NCAA Championships in her freshman year at Stanford.

In overall 18& under American history, only Manuel (17), Douglass (17), and Weitzeil (18) have been faster at a meet before getting to college. Several women have been 18 years old and rank higher than Curzan when it comes to 17-18 history, lest her being #7 if projected into that age category, but they hit those times after having done at least a semester of collegiate training. Curzan is a high school sophomore.

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Top Canadian, British 18 & Unders Highlight Ontario Junior International

December 12, 2019, 3:55 pm
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By James Sutherland on SwimSwam

2019 Ontario Junior International

The annual Ontario Junior International meet is set to get underway Friday from the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre, with the top 18 & under athletes from Canada and Great Britain in action.

Women’s Field

The most notable name on the psych sheets is two-time World Championship medalist and Canadian Record holder Kayla Sanchez, who has been making some noise over the past few months competing with the Energy Standard club in the International Swimming League.

Sanchez won’t be swimming all of her best events this weekend but does come in as the top seed in both the women’s 50 back and 50 free. The 18-year-old set a new National Record in the latter three weeks ago at the ISL’s European derby, blazing to a time of 23.71. She’s entered here with a time of 23.94 (her unofficial junior world record set last year), almost a full second and a half clear of the rest of the field.

The Scarborough, Ont., native will also contest the women’s 100 breast, seeded third, and the 100 fly, seeded fifth.

Other notable names set to compete on the women’s side include the Etobicoke trio of Katrina Bellio, Hanna Henderson and Summer McIntosh, Brits Sophie Freeman and Katie Gooburn, along with Brooklyn Douthwright of the Codiac Vikings.

Bellio is the top seed in the 400 and 800 free, Henderson is ranked inside the top-3 in all six of her events, including first 200 back and 50 fly, and McIntosh, the 13-year-old who assaulted the 11-12 NAG Records over the past year, sits second in both the 400 IM and 800 free.

Freeman, 15, leads the field in both the 100 and 200 fly, and the 16-year-old Gooburn is the #1 ranked swimmer in the 50 and 100 breast.

Douthwright leads the 100 and 200 free as the only swimmer seeded sub-55 and sub-1:58.

Men’s Field

Highlighting the men’s field among the Canadians are 2019 World Championship team members Gabe Mastromatteo, Joshua Liendo and Cole Pratt.

Mastromatteo, a 17-year-old out of Kenora, holds down the top seed in all three breast events, Liendo leads the pack in the 50 free, 100 free and 100 fly, and Pratt is entered in a whopping eight events, holding the top time in the 100 and 200 back and the 200 and 400 IM.

Another noteworthy name competing is Alberta native Finlay Knox, who set a Canadian National Record in November competing in the ISL with the London Roar. Knox did so in the 200 IM, but won’t race that event here with the ISL Finals on the horizon in one week’s time. The 18-year-old will take on the 50 free, 100 breast and 50 fly.

Among the British males competing is National Junior Record holder Matt Richards, who was sub-49 this summer in the long course 100 free. He comes in seeded second in that event (and the 50) behind Liendo, but does lead both the 200 free and 50 fly.

Others competing for Great Britain include 200 fly top seed Edward Mildred, and the #2 seed in the 200 breast Kyle Booth.

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2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships–West: Day 2 Finals Live Recap

December 12, 2019, 5:30 pm
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By Anne Lepesant on SwimSwam

2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships – West

 

Women’s 500 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 4:37.10 12/6/2018 Regan Smith RIPT
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:35.14 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2011
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:28.71 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2014
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:26.58 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Ashley Strouse, SAC – 4:42.75
  2. Jillian Cox, ATAC – 4:44.76
  3. Liberty Williams, RAA – 4:46.19
  4. Aurora Roghair, IFLY – 4:47.41
  5. Hayden Miller, CFSC – 4:49.21
  6. Kylee Grafmiller, BTA – 4:49.88
  7. Ella Ristic, NOVA – 4:50.92
  8. Ana Herceg, NTRO – 4:59.63

14-year-old Jillian Cox of Austin Trinity, whose 4:44.75 was the morning’s fastest time, held the lead for the first half of the race with Scottsdale’s Ashley Strouse and Aurora Roghair of Iowa Flyers giving chase. In a performance reminiscent of her anchor to give SAC the win in last night’s 800 free relay, Strouse came from behind and blew away the field. She ended up winning by 2 seconds with 4:42.75. Cox took second with 4:44.76. Liberty Williams of Riverside Aquatics overtook Roghair to earn the bronze medal with 4:46.19.

Men’s 500 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 4:12.72 12/12/2019 Jake Magahey SwimAtlanta
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:24.79 Lleyton Plattel 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:15.36 Drew Kibler CSC 2016
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:12.33 Michael Phelps NBAC 2004

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Coby Carrozza, TXLA – 4:14.95
  2. Ethan Heasley, HEAT – 4:17.57
  3. David Johnston, RACE – 4:19.43
  4. Trent Frandson, CIA – 4:20.40
  5. Luke Hobson, LAKE – 4:21.69
  6. Michael Bonson, HSC – 4:22.03
  7. Kyler Kopp, KATY – 4:23.33
  8. Daniel Matheson, SAC – 4:27.98

Swimming in lane 5, Ethan Heasley of Hillsboro Swim Team got off to a fast start. He jumped out to a half body-length lead at the 50 wall with 22.75. He was up by nearly a body length at the 100, with Rockwall’s David Johnston in second place (48.86). Top-seeded Coby Carrozza was not far behind the two leaders. He turned with Johnston at the 150 and passed him at the 200. Heasley continued to lead at the 250 but that’s when Carrozza kicked it into gear. By the 350 he was up by half a body and he continued to increase his lead with each 50. Carrozza got the win in 4:14.95, winning by 2.6 seconds at the end. Heasley came in second with 4:17.57.

Women’s 200 Yard IM – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:53.69 12/6/2018 Alex Walsh NAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:56.20 Alex Walsh NAC 2015
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:54.02 Alex Walsh NAC 2017
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:51.65 Ella Eastin STAN 2016

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Isabelle Stadden, AQJT – 1:56.55
  2. Janelle Rudolph– 1:56.65
  3. Sam Baron, BC – 1:58.86
  4. Gracie Felner, BC – 1:59.68
  5. Lucy Bell, FAST – 1:59.70
  6. Callahan Dunn, HSC – 2:01.26
  7. Samantha Pearson, SCAL – 2:01.84
  8. Jess Yeager, NTRO – 2:02.15

The duo from Bellevue Club Swim Team took it out on the butterfly leg, turning 1-2 with a body-length lead on the field. Gracie Felner turned first in 25.06 and was followed by teammate Sam Baron in 25.29. Isabelle Stadden of Aquajets stormed to the lead with a 27.86 backstroke split. She was followed by Janelle Rudolph of King Aquatic Club, Felner, and Baron. Rudolph split 34.23 on the breaststroke and slipped past Stadden, while Baron and Felner cut into Stadden’s lead, as well.

Rudolph began her freestyle with a .13 lead on Stadden. The two of them battled stroke for stroke. It could have been anyone’s race but Stadden’s final 10 meters put her in front. She finished with 1:56.55 to Rudolph’s 1:56.65. Baron clipped Felner on the freestyle leg and took third place with 1:58.86.

It was a PB for Stadden by 3 seconds, for Rudolph by 1.8 seconds, and for Baron by 1.1 seconds. It was Felner’s first foray into sub-2:00 territory.

Men’s 200 Yard IM – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:42.43 12/12/2019 Carson Foster RAYS
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:45.29 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:42.77 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:41.39 David Nolan 2011

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Tyler Lu, SMAC – 1:44.87
  2. Luke Barr, SCSC – 1:46.14
  3. Jonathan Affeld, ALTO – 1:46.27
  4. Forrest Frazier, EISF – 1:46.58
  5. Ben Dillard, SMST – 1:46.63
  6. Hayden Zheng, AQJT – 1:47.05
  7. Tyler Kopp, KATY – 1:47.43
  8. Harrison Lierz, EA – 1:47.60

Jonathan Affeld of Alto Swim Club, swimming in lane 4 after posting the top time out of morning heats, charged to the lead from the start. He and Forrest Frazier of Eastern Iowa turned together at the 50 wall, leading the field by half a body over Harrison Lierz of Elevation and Luke Barr from Sarpy County. Affeld moved away from Frazier on the backstroke and went way up at the halfway mark.

And then came the breaststrokers.

Tyler Lu of Seattle Metropolitan, who had moved from 8th to 3rd on the backstroke leg, took over the lead after a 29.9 breaststroke split. Lu was swimming in lane 8, away from the battle going on in the middle of the pool. There, Affeld, Ben Dillard of Sierra Marlins, Barr, and Hayden Zheng of Aquajets turned nearly in unison at the 150 wall.

Lu hung on down the stretch, though, and sealed the win with a 25.2 freestyle to stop the clock in 1:44.87. Barr’s 25.7 moved him past Affeld, who finished in third place, 1:46.14 to 1:46.27. Frazier edged Dillard for fourth.

Women’s 50 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 21.49 12/12/2014 Abbigail Weitzeil CANY
  • 13-14 NAG record: 21.89 Claire Curzan TAC 2019
  • 15-16 NAG record: 21.77 Claire Curzan TAC 2019
  • 17-18 NAG record: 21.32 Simone Manuel STAN 2015

Top 8 finishers:

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Amy Tang / Kaitlyn Dobler, TDPS – 22.21 TIE
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  3. Katherine Zenick, NTN – 22.40
  4. Emma Sticklen, KATY – 22.75
  5. Anicka Delgado, GSC – 22.88
  6. Anna Shaw, TOPS – 23.03
  7. Kailyn Winter, QSS – 23.22
  8. Eleanor Beers, BISC – 23.23

 

 

 

Men’s 50 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 18.71 12/10/2016 Ryan Hoffer SAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 19.76 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 19.24 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 18.67 Caeleb Dressel BSS 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Aiden Hayes, SSC – 19.58
  2. Matt King, BC – 19.71
  3. Bence Szabados, CWAC – 20.16
  4. Lukas Miller, EA – 20.19
  5. Stephan Lukashev, RSD – 20.29
  6. Danny Syrkin, ROSE – 20.33
  7. Dalton Lowe, SST – 20.36
  8. Ethan Dang, BC – 20.50

 

 

Women’s 4×100 Yard Medley Relay – Timed Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:33.93  12/7/2017   Fort Collins Area Swim Team (B Stewart, Z Bartel, C Gillilan, K Alons)

Top 8 finishers:

  1. University of Denver Hilltoppers A – 3:38.34
  2. Bellevue Club Swim Team – 3:39.32
  3. Scottsdale Aquatic Club – 3:39.88
  4. Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics – 3:40.66
  5. Irvine Novaquatics – 3:40.72
  6. Crow Canyon Country Club Sharks – 3:40.98
  7. University of Denver Hilltoppers B – 3:42.97
  8. Orinda Aquatics – 3:43.44

 

 

Men’s 4×100 Yard Medley Relay – Timed Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:11.11 12/6/2018 Mason Manta Rays (C Foster, J Foster, J McDonald, A Chaney)

Top 8 finishers:

 

 

 

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Juan Ignacio Mendez Breaks Oldest Argentinian Record 24 Years Later

December 12, 2019, 6:02 pm
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By Tomas Rodriguez on SwimSwam

2019 ARGENTINIAN SUMMER CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • Wednesday, December 11 – Saturday, December 14, 2019
  • Natatorio del Parque Olímpico, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  • 50m (LCM)
  • Prelims: 09:00 am local time
  • Finals: 5:30 pm local time
  • Meet results

Kicking off the first day of racing at the 2019 Argentinian Summer Championships, 19-year-old Juan Ignacio Mendez swam the 200-meter backstroke in a time of 2:01.83, breaking one of Argentina’s oldest national records. The old mark was set 24 years ago when, in March of 1995, Guillermo Mediano swam a time of 2:02.73 during that year’s Pan American Games in the Argentinian city of Mar de Plata.

Mendez, who was born in September of 2000, 5 years after the record was set, set his mark while swimming at the same pool where he raced at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games. Back then, Mendez swam a time of 2:03.08, which was his previous best, meaning his performance this week surpasses his prior lifetime best by more than one second.

Born in Buenos Aires and a member of the Sociedad Alemana de Gimnasia de Villa Ballester swim team, Mendez’s future looks bright in terms of Argentinian swimming. With his result, the 19-year-old has also secured his spot for the forthcoming 2020 South American Championships.

During this first day of competition, renowned swimmers such as Delfina Pignatiello also claimed victories in the 400-meter freestyle (4:11.19), while Virginia Bardach won the women’s 200-meter IM (2:14.93), or Macarena Ceballos earning first place in both the 50-meter breaststroke (31.84) and the 100-meter butterfly (1:01.46).

When it comes to the men, Federico Grabich took home the 200-meter freestyle title 1:49.14), while Roberto Strelkov, Ivo Cassini, and Gabriel Morelli found individual success in the 50-meter butterfly (24.42), 800-meter freestyle (8:04.79), and 100-meter breaststroke (1:01.67), consequently.

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Adam Chaney Scheduled to Make Winter Juniors Debut on Friday (HEAT SHEETS)

December 12, 2019, 6:39 pm
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By Braden Keith on SwimSwam

2019 SPEEDO WINTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – EAST

4 swimmers have scratched out of circle-seeded heats on Friday morning at the 2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships – East, though none of them were top 10 seeds.

The highest seed to scratch is Alex Borisov, who is dropping out of the boys’ 400 IM as the 11th seed. He has an additional entry in the 100 breaststroke, where he’s the 16th seed.

Paige McCormick has scratched the girls’ 200 free as the 17th seed, but she’ll still have plenty of action – she’s the 3rd seed in the 400 IM and the 82nd seed (with a long course time) in the 100 backstroke.

Kamal Muhammad has scratched the boys’ 100 fly as the 15th seed, as well as his entry in the 100 back, to leave him with no swims on Friday; and NC State commit Arsenio Bustos scratched the 100 breaststroke to focus on the 100 fly and 100 backstroke, showing off his versatility.

Also note that Preston Forst, who on Friday morning is the #1 seed in the 100 fly and the #9 seed in the 200 free, was a no-show for both of his races on Thursday morning.

Adam Chaney of the Mason Manta Rays is also expected to make his debut for the meet on Friday after missing the 50 free, where he was the top seed, on Thursday. Chaney is scheduled to race the 200 free (with his teammates Carson Foster and Jacob McDonald on either side of him in heat 12), as well as the 100 back as the #2 seed and the 100 fly as the #8 seed.

Read the full story on SwimSwam: Adam Chaney Scheduled to Make Winter Juniors Debut on Friday (HEAT SHEETS)

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WATCH: Curzan Breaks 15-16 NAG Record, Magahey Rattles Phelps 17-18 NAG Mark

December 12, 2019, 6:56 pm
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2019 SPEEDO WINTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – EAST

WOMEN’S 500 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet: 4:37.10 12/6/2018 Regan Smith
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:35.14 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2011
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:28.71 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2014
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:26.58 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Abigail McCulloh, SA – 4:41.53
  2. Kaylee Williams, CW– 4:45.62
  3. Olivia McMurray, SWIM – 4:46.75
  4. Megan Reich, PHX – 4:49.25
  5. Blair Stoneburg, TCA – 4:49.26
  6. Abby Grottle, SA – 4:49.33
  7. Caroline Pennington, BAD – 4:49.89
  8. Morgan Razewski, MAC – 4:50.46

MEN’S 500 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 4:14.40 12/7/2017 Jack Levant NTN
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:24.79 Lleyton Plattel 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:15.36 Drew Kibler CSC 2016
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:12.33 Michael Phelps NBAC 2004

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Jake Magahey, SA – 4:12.72
  2. Jake Mitchell, CSC – 4:15.03
  3. Nathan Borges, SVY – 4:22.38
  4. Yugo Tsukikawa, BAD – 4:24.26
  5. Preston Forst, EAC – 4:24.97
  6. Ike Atkinson, MAC – 4:25.11
  7. Jackson Carlile, FAST – 4:25.77
  8. Matt Fallon, SVY – 4:28.85

WOMEN’S 200 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:53.69 12/6/2018 Alex Walsh NAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:56.20 Alex Walsh NAC 2015
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:54.02 Alex Walsh NAC 2017
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:51.65 Ella Eastin STAN 2016

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Abby Arens, MOR – 1:56.48
  2. Tristen Ulett, DYNA – 1:56.54
  3. Kiley Wilhelm, MAC – 1:56.95
  4. Ella Bathurst, TEAM – 1:58.82
  5. Kathryn Ackerman, MLA – 1:58.91
  6. Brooke Zettel, TAC – 1:59.04
  7. Claire Donan, LAK – 2:00.77
  8. Gigi Johnson, SA – 2:01.38

MEN’S 200 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:42.54 12/6/2018 Carson Foster RAYS
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:45.29 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:42.77 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:41.39 David Nolan 2011

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Carson Foster, RAYS – 1:42.43
  2. Tim Connery, MAC – 1:44.05
  3. Wyatt Davis, CSC – 1:44.62
  4. Matthew Jensen, UDAC – 1:46.39
  5. Arsenio Bustos, WAC – 1:46.40
  6. Tyler Christianson, NAAC – 1:46.56
  7. Henry Bethel, CCAC – 1:47.00

WOMEN’S 50 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 21.49 12/12/2014 Abbigail Weitzeil CANY
  • 13-14 NAG record: 21.89 Claire Curzan TAC 2019
  • 15-16 NAG record: 21.82 Gretchen Walsh NAC 2018
  • 17-18 NAG record: 21.32 Simone Manuel STAN 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Claire Curzan, TAC – 21.77
  2. Lindsay Flynn, ATOM – 22.33
  3. Lexie Mulvihill, TEAM – 22.57
  4. Gabi Albiero, CARD – 22.60
  5. Eboni McCarty, MSA – 22.62
  6. Ella Welch, CARD – 22.73
  7. Micayla Cronk, BD – 22.91
  8. Catherine Stanford, LBA – 23.00

MEN’S 50 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 18.71 12/10/2016 Ryan Hoffer SAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 19.76 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 19.24 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 18.67 Caeleb Dressel BSS 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Jack Aikins, SA – 19.86
  2. Jake Magahey, SA – 19.95
  3. William Cole, LAK – 20.09
  4. Will Rose, CCS – 20.23
  5. Pete Krusinski, CSI – 20.46
  6. Logan Tirheimer, TBAY – 20.48
  7. Arsenio Bustos, WAC – 20.49

WOMEN’S 4×100 YARD MEDLEY RELAY – TIMED FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:33.93  12/7/2017   Fort Collins Area Swim Team (B Stewart, Z Bartel, C Gillilan, K Alons)

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Dynamo Swim Club A – 3:37.00
  2. SwimMAC Carolina – 3:38.56
  3. TAC Titans – 3:40.88
  4. Club Wolverine – 3:41.32
  5. Cardinal Aquatics – 3:41.51
  6. Aquatic Team of Mecklenburg – 3:41.59
  7. Dynamo Swim Club B – 3:41.65
  8. Carmel Swim Club – 3:42.15

MEN’S 4×100 YARD MEDLEY RELAY – TIMED FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:11.11 12/6/2018 Mason Manta Rays (C Foster, J Foster, J McDonald, A Chaney)

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Mason Manta Rays – 3:13.47
  2. SwimMAC Carolina – 3:14.21
  3. Carmel Swim Club – 3:14.24
  4. Upper Dublin Aquatic Club – 3:15.67
  5. SwimAtlanta – 3:16.19
  6. Lakeside Swim Team – 3:17.18
  7. Dynamo Swim Club – 3:17.55
  8. Spartans Aquatic Club – 3:18.42

Read the full story on SwimSwam: WATCH: Curzan Breaks 15-16 NAG Record, Magahey Rattles Phelps 17-18 NAG Mark

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14-Year Old JoJo Ramey Hits Olympic Trials Standard in 200 Back Time Trial

December 12, 2019, 7:28 pm
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2019 Winter Junior Championships – East – Long Course Time Trials

  • December 10th, 2019
  • Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia
  • 50m (LCM) Session
  • Results on Meet Mobile – “Long Course Time Trials”

A handful of new Olympic Trials qualifying times were set in the pre-meet long course time trial on Tuesday at the Georgia Tech pool. The day before the short course Winter Junior Championships – East began, swimmers took to the pool for a chance at long course racing as the Olympic Trials year approaches.

Among them was a first-ever Olympic Trials standard for 14-year old JoJo Ramey of the Fishers Area Swimming Tigers in Indiana. She swam a 2:13.34, which cut more than 2 seconds off her previous lifetime best of 2:15.38 in that event. Her new time also easily clears the Olympic Trials qualifying standard of 2:14.69, which will make her one of the youngest competitors next summer in Omaha.

That swim also jumped her into 20th place all-time in the 13-14 age group in USA Swimming history.

In spite of that big time drop in long course, she wound up adding time in her only individual race so far of the Winter Junior Championships – East meet: the 500 free.

Other Olympic Trials Standards set in the Long Course Time Trial:

  • 17-year old Abby Arens from the Marlins of Raleigh improved her best times in both the 100 fly (1:00.47 to 1:00.37) and 200 IM (2:16.60 to 2:15.91). She already had Olympic Trials cuts in both races, so those swims will simply improve her seeds in Omaha. In the official competition, racing on Thursday, she would cut more than 2 seconds off her best time in the 200 yard IM to swim 1:56.48 and win the race.
  • 16-year old Letitia Sim from TNT Swimming dropped .45 seconds in the 200 breaststroke to swim 2:33.04. That dips her under the Olympic Trials qualifying standard of 2:33.29

Read the full story on SwimSwam: 14-Year Old JoJo Ramey Hits Olympic Trials Standard in 200 Back Time Trial

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WATCH: Aiden Hayes Drops 19.58 50 Free, Stadden/Rudolph Clash in 200 IM

December 12, 2019, 7:50 pm
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2019 SPEEDO WINTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – WEST

WOMEN’S 500 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 4:37.10 12/6/2018 Regan Smith RIPT
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:35.14 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2011
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:28.71 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2014
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:26.58 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Ashley Strouse, SAC – 4:42.75
  2. Jillian Cox, ATAC – 4:44.76
  3. Liberty Williams, RAA – 4:46.19
  4. Aurora Roghair, IFLY – 4:47.41
  5. Hayden Miller, CFSC – 4:49.21
  6. Kylee Grafmiller, BTA – 4:49.88
  7. Ella Ristic, NOVA – 4:50.92
  8. Ana Herceg, NTRO – 4:59.63

MEN’S 500 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 4:12.72 12/12/2019 Jake Magahey SwimAtlanta
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:24.79 Lleyton Plattel 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:15.36 Drew Kibler CSC 2016
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:12.33 Michael Phelps NBAC 2004

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Coby Carrozza, TXLA – 4:14.95
  2. Ethan Heasley, HEAT – 4:17.57
  3. David Johnston, RACE – 4:19.43
  4. Trent Frandson, CIA – 4:20.40
  5. Luke Hobson, LAKE – 4:21.69
  6. Michael Bonson, HSC – 4:22.03
  7. Kyler Kopp, KATY – 4:23.33
  8. Daniel Matheson, SAC – 4:27.98

WOMEN’S 200 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:53.69 12/6/2018 Alex Walsh NAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:56.20 Alex Walsh NAC 2015
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:54.02 Alex Walsh NAC 2017
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:51.65 Ella Eastin STAN 2016

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Isabelle Stadden, AQJT – 1:56.55
  2. Janelle Rudolph – 1:56.65
  3. Sam Baron, BC – 1:58.86
  4. Gracie Felner, BC – 1:59.68
  5. Lucy Bell, FAST – 1:59.70
  6. Callahan Dunn, HSC – 2:01.26
  7. Samantha Pearson, SCAL – 2:01.84
  8. Jess Yeager, NTRO – 2:02.15

MEN’S 200 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:42.43 12/12/2019 Carson Foster RAYS
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:45.29 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:42.77 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:41.39 David Nolan 2011

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Tyler Lu, SMAC – 1:44.87
  2. Luke Barr, SCSC – 1:46.14
  3. Jonathan Affeld, ALTO – 1:46.27
  4. Forrest Frazier, EISF – 1:46.58
  5. Ben Dillard, SMST – 1:46.63
  6. Hayden Zheng, AQJT – 1:47.05
  7. Tyler Kopp, KATY – 1:47.43
  8. Harrison Lierz, EA – 1:47.60

WOMEN’S 50 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 21.49 12/12/2014 Abbigail Weitzeil CANY
  • 13-14 NAG record: 21.89 Claire Curzan TAC 2019
  • 15-16 NAG record: 21.77 Claire Curzan TAC 2019
  • 17-18 NAG record: 21.32 Simone Manuel STAN 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Amy Tang / Kaitlyn Dobler, TDPS – 22.21 TIE
  2. –
  3. Katherine Zenick, NTN – 22.40
  4. Emma Sticklen, KATY – 22.75
  5. Anicka Delgado, GSC – 22.88
  6. Anna Shaw, TOPS – 23.03
  7. Kailyn Winter, QSS – 23.22
  8. Eleanor Beers, BISC – 23.23

MEN’S 50 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 18.71 12/10/2016 Ryan Hoffer SAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 19.76 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 19.24 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 18.67 Caeleb Dressel BSS 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Aiden Hayes, SSC – 19.58
  2. Matt King, BC – 19.71
  3. Bence Szabados, CWAC – 20.16
  4. Lukas Miller, EA – 20.19
  5. Stephan Lukashev, RSD – 20.29
  6. Danny Syrkin, ROSE – 20.33
  7. Dalton Lowe, SST – 20.36
  8. Ethan Dang, BC – 20.50

WOMEN’S 4×100 YARD MEDLEY RELAY – TIMED FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:33.93  12/7/2017   Fort Collins Area Swim Team (B Stewart, Z Bartel, C Gillilan, K Alons)

Top 8 finishers:

  1. University of Denver Hilltoppers A – 3:38.34
  2. Bellevue Club Swim Team – 3:39.32
  3. Scottsdale Aquatic Club – 3:39.88
  4. Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics – 3:40.66
  5. Irvine Novaquatics – 3:40.72
  6. Crow Canyon Country Club Sharks – 3:40.98
  7. University of Denver Hilltoppers B – 3:42.97
  8. Orinda Aquatics – 3:43.44

MEN’S 4×100 YARD MEDLEY RELAY – TIMED FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:11.11 12/6/2018 Mason Manta Rays (C Foster, J Foster, J McDonald, A Chaney)

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Peak Swimming – 3:12.87
  2. Bellevue Club Swim Team – 3:14.26
  3. Rose Bowl Aquatics – 3:15.13
  4. Sierra Marlins Swim Team – 3:17.34
  5. Rancho San Dieguito – 3:18.11
  6. Premier Aquatics Club of Klein – 3:18.64
  7. University of Denver Hilltoppers – 3:18.86
  8. Golden West Swim Club – 3:19.19

Read the full story on SwimSwam: WATCH: Aiden Hayes Drops 19.58 50 Free, Stadden/Rudolph Clash in 200 IM

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2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships–Combined East/West Results Day 2

December 12, 2019, 9:18 pm
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2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships

With the Speedo Winter Junior Championships meets split between two locations, we’ll be putting together nightly lists of the top eight finishers in each championship final, combining results from the two meets.

Women’s 500 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 4:37.10 12/6/2018 Regan Smith RIPT
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:35.14 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2011
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:28.71 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2014
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:26.58 Katie Ledecky NCAP 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Abigail McCulloh, SA – 4:41.53
  2. Ashley Strouse, SAC – 4:42.75
  3. Jillian Cox, ATAC – 4:44.76
  4. Kaylee Williams, CW– 4:45.62
  5. Liberty Williams, RAA – 4:46.19
  6. Olivia McMurray, SWIM – 4:46.75
  7. Aurora Roghair, IFLY – 4:47.41
  8. Hayden Miller, CFSC – 4:49.21

Men’s 500 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 4:14.40 12/7/2017 Jack Levant NTN
  • 13-14 NAG record: 4:24.79 Lleyton Plattel 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 4:15.36 Drew Kibler CSC 2016
  • 17-18 NAG record: 4:12.33 Michael Phelps NBAC 2004

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Jake Magahey, SA – 4:12.72
  2. Coby Carrozza, TXLA – 4:14.95
  3. Jake Mitchell, CSC – 4:15.03
  4. Ethan Heasley, HEAT – 4:17.57
  5. David Johnston, RACE – 4:19.43
  6. Trent Frandson, CIA – 4:20.40
  7. Luke Hobson, LAKE – 4:21.69
  8. Michael Bonson, HSC – 4:22.03

Women’s 200 Yard IM – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:53.69 12/6/2018 Alex Walsh NAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:56.20 Alex Walsh NAC 2015
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:54.02 Alex Walsh NAC 2017
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:51.65 Ella Eastin STAN 2016

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Abby Arens, MOR – 1:56.48
  2. Tristen Ulett, DYNA – 1:56.54
  3. Isabelle Stadden, AQJT – 1:56.55
  4. Janelle Rudolph– 1:56.65
  5. Kiley Wilhelm, MAC – 1:56.95
  6. Ella Bathurst, TEAM – 1:58.82
  7. Sam Baron, BC – 1:58.86
  8. Kathryn Ackerman, MLA – 1:58.91

Men’s 200 Yard IM – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 1:42.54 12/6/2018 Carson Foster RAYS
  • 13-14 NAG record: 1:45.29 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 1:42.77 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 1:41.39 David Nolan 2011

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Carson Foster, RAYS – 1:42.43
  2. Tim Connery, MAC – 1:44.05
  3. Wyatt Davis, CSC – 1:44.62
  4. Tyler Lu, SMAC – 1:44.87
  5. Luke Barr, SCSC – 1:46.14
  6. Jonathan Affeld, ALTO – 1:46.27
  7. Matthew Jensen, UDAC – 1:46.39
  8. Arsenio Bustos, WAC – 1:46.40

Women’s 50 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 21.49 12/12/2014 Abbigail Weitzeil CANY
  • 13-14 NAG record: 21.89 Claire Curzan TAC 2019
  • 15-16 NAG record: 21.82 Gretchen Walsh NAC 2018
  • 17-18 NAG record: 21.32 Simone Manuel STAN 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Claire Curzan, TAC – 21.77
  2. Amy Tang / Kaitlyn Dobler, TDPS – 22.21 TIE
  3. –
  4. Lindsay Flynn, ATOM – 22.33
  5. Katherine Zenick, NTN – 22.40
  6. Lexie Mulvihill, TEAM – 22.57
  7. Gabi Albiero, CARD – 22.60
  8. Ella Welch, CARD – 22.73

Men’s 50 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 18.71 12/10/2016 Ryan Hoffer SAC
  • 13-14 NAG record: 19.76 Michael Andrew RPC 2014
  • 15-16 NAG record: 19.24 Michael Andrew RPC 2015
  • 17-18 NAG record: 18.67 Caeleb Dressel BSS 2015

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Aiden Hayes, SSC – 19.58
  2. Matt King, BC – 19.71
  3. Jack Aikins, SA – 19.86
  4. Jake Magahey, SA – 19.95
  5. William Cole, LAK – 20.09
  6. Bence Szabados, CWAC – 20.16
  7. Lukas Miller, EA – 20.19
  8. Will Rose, CCS – 20.23

Women’s 4×100 Yard Medley Relay – Timed Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:33.93  12/7/2017   Fort Collins Area Swim Team (B Stewart, Z Bartel, C Gillilan, K Alons)

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Dynamo Swim Club A – 3:37.00
  2. University of Denver Hilltoppers A – 3:38.34
  3. SwimMAC Carolina – 3:38.56
  4. Bellevue Club Swim Team – 3:39.32
  5. Scottsdale Aquatic Club – 3:39.88
  6. Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics – 3:40.66
  7. Irvine Novaquatics – 3:40.72
  8. TAC Titans – 3:40.88

Men’s 4×100 Yard Medley Relay – Timed Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet record: 3:11.11 12/6/2018 Mason Manta Rays (C Foster, J Foster, J McDonald, A Chaney)

Top 8 finishers:

  1. Peak Swimming – 3:12.87
  2. Mason Manta Rays – 3:13.47
  3. SwimMAC Carolina – 3:14.21
  4. Carmel Swim Club – 3:14.24
  5. Bellevue Club Swim Team – 3:14.26
  6. Rose Bowl Aquatics – 3:15.13
  7. Upper Dublin Aquatic Club – 3:15.67
  8. SwimAtlanta – 3:16.19

 

Read the full story on SwimSwam: 2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships–Combined East/West Results Day 2

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Campionato Italiano Open: Programma Gare 13 Dicembre

December 12, 2019, 9:59 pm
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CAMPIONATO ITALIANO OPEN VASCA LUNGA

Il Campionato Italiano Open entra nel vivo con il secondo giorno di gare qui a Riccione.

Ieri due atleti hanno prenotato il posto per le Olimpiadi di Tokyo 2020, Nicolò Martinenghi nei 100 metri rana e Simona Quadarella nei 1500 metri stile libero femminili.

DIRETTA TV

Tutte le sessioni di gara (batterie e finali) verranno trasmesse in diretta da Rai Sport + HD, sul canale 57 del digitale terreste.

Sarà inoltre possibile seguire gli Assoluti in Streaming live cliccando al seguente link

Le batterie di qualifica di Sabato 14 Dicembre saranno trasmesse soltanto in streaming live sul web.

Di seguito riportiamo il programma delle batterie di questa mattina, rimandandovi a più tardi per il nostro recap completo:

13 DICEMBRE 2019

SESSIONE MATTUTINA – Batterie e Serie lente

  • 100m farfalla donne
  • 200m farfalla uomini
  • 100 m dorso donne
  • 100m dorso uomini
  • 400m misti donne
  • 400 metri misti uomini
  • 100 stile libero donne
  • 100m stile libero uomini
  • 50m rana donne
  • 50 metri rana uomini
  • 800 metri stile libero donne
  • 800m stile libero uomini

CRITERI DI QUALIFICAZIONE OLIMPIADI 2020

Come precisato nel Regolamento consultabile qui, acquisiscono il diritto alla convocazione gli atleti per le gare in cui avranno maturato uno dei titoli di seguito indicati:

  1. Atleti che nel corso del Campionato Italiano Open in vasca lunga (12-14 dicembre 2019) conseguiranno a livello individuale tempi migliori o uguali a quelli indicati nella seguente tabella:

*il tempo limite dei 1500 metri stile libero femminili è stato modificato in 16:00.0

Swimswam Italia sta seguendo il Campionato Italiano Open Vasca Lunga dal vivo.

PER NON PERDERE RECAP, INTERVISTE ED APPROFONDIMENTI, SEGUITECI SUL WEB E SUI SOCIAL:

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Assoluti Riccione: Obiettivo Pass Olimpico, Risultati Batterie Day2

December 13, 2019, 3:03 am
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CAMPIONATI ASSOLUTI OPEN VASCA LUNGA 2019

Il Campionato Italiano Open apre le porte del secondo giorno. In palio non ci sono soltanto i titoli italiani ma soprattutto il raggiungimento del tempo limite per la qualificazione alle prossime Olimpiadi.

Secondo il Regolamento, i tempi di cui alla tabella in calce al presente, possono essere nuotati in qualsiasi sessione: batterie, finali A o B.

HIGHTLIGHTS BATTERIE DAY2

In vasca questa mattina tornano i protagonisti delle ultime manifestazioni internazionali.

Ai blocchi di partenza nei 100 metri farfalla le due rappresentati azzurre della distanza: la detentrice del Record Italiano sulla distanza Elena Di Liddo ed Ilaria Bianchi. La più veloce delle batterie del mattino è Ilaria Bianchi, che chiude in 58.72. Sotto il minuto soltanto lei ed Elena Di Liddo, che nuota il secondo tempo con 58.97.

Torna a gareggiare Federico Burdisso che all’inizio di questo autunno aveva deciso di rinunciare ai Campionati Europei in vasca corta per concentrarsi sulla vasca da 50 metri. Stamattina ha nuotato la gara che ai Campionati Europei di Glasgow gli consegnò la medaglia di bronzo, i 200 metri farfalla, realizzando il miglior tempo delle batterie, fermando il crono a 1:56.23, quasi tre secondi più veloce di Giacomo Carini, secondo tempo con 1:59.06.

Pass olimpico in gioco anche nella gara dei 100 metri dorso. Margherita Panziera, reduce dal titolo europeo in vasca corta nei 200 metri, è la più veloce del mattino con 1:00.43.

La “gara regina” ha visto come più veloci del mattino Silvia Di Pietro ed Ivano Vendrame.

La mattina si è conclusa con i 50 metri rana, dove Benedetta Pilato ha nuotato il miglior tempo tra le donne, 30.24, a 26 centesimi dal suo primato italiano.

Nella gara al maschile Nicolo Martinenghi è il migliore anche nella vasca secca. Il tempo di stamattina, 26.95 è di un solo decimo più alto rispetto al suo personal best.

Di seguito riportiamo i risultati delle batterie del mattino, con gli atleti che saranno impegnati nella Finale A.

100 METRI FARFALLA DONNE

TEMPO LIMITE 57.1

  • RM 55.48 SWE SJOESTROEM Sarah Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 07/08/2016
  • RE 55.48 SWE SJOESTROEM Sarah Rio De Janeiro (BRA) 07/08/2016
  • RI 57.04 ITA DI LIDDO Elena Gwangju (ITA) 21/07/2019

TOP 8

  1. BIANCHI Ilaria  58.72
  2. DI LIDDO Elena 58.97
  3. TARZIA Claudia  1’00.08
  4. GRECO Federica  1’00.45
  5. CAPANNOLO Camilla  1’01.10
  6. BIASIBETTI Helena  1’01.24
  7. D’AFIERO Angela  1’01.30
  8. ITA CRISPINO Antonella  1’01.33 / SARTORI Sofia  1’01.33 (swim off)

200 METRI FARFALLA UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 1:54.3

  • WR 1’50.73 HUN MILAK Kristof Gwangju (KOR) 24/07/2019
  • REJ 1’52.71 HUN MILAK Kristof Debrecen (HUN) 28/03/2018
  • RI 1’54.39 BURDISSO Federico Gwangju (KOR) 24/07/2019

TOP 8

  1. BURDISSO Federico Esercito  1’56.23
  2. CARINI Giacomo  1’59.06
  3. BERLINCIONI Filippo 1’59.26
  4. PELIZZARI Matteo  1’59.96
  5. PONTI Noe’  2’00.19
  6. RAZZETTI Alberto 2’00.30
  7. FARACI Claudio Antonino  2’00.67
  8. CODIA Piero  2’00.79

100 METRI DORSO DONNE

TEMPO LIMITE 59.0

  • RM 57.57 USA SMITH Regan Gwangju (KOR) 28/07/2019
  • RE 58.12 GBR SPOFFORTH Gemma Roma (ITA) 28/07/2009
  • RI 58.92 ITA PANZIERA Margherita Riccione (ITA) 04/04/2019

TOP 8

  1. PANZIERA Margherita  1’00.43
  2. ZOFKOVA’ COSTA DE SAINT  1’00.88
  3. GAETANI Erika Francesca 1’02.35
  4.  SCALIA Silvia 1’02.63
  5. PARUSCIO Letizia  1’02.69
  6. PASQUINO Francesca  1’02.85
  7. CENCI Martina  1’02.88
  8. FONTANA Chiara  1’02.99

100 METRI DORSO UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 52.8

  • RM 51.85 USA MURPHY Ryan Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 13/08/2016
  • RE 52.11 FRA LACOURT Camille Budapest (HUN) 10/08/2010
  • RI 53.34 ITA SABBIONI Simone Riccione (ITA) 19/04/2016

TOP 8

  1. SABBIONI Simone 53.85
  2. RESTIVO Matteo  54.66
  3. CICCARESE Christopher  55.00
  4. MILLI Matteo  55.08
  5. BAFFI Alessandro  55.42
  6. MORA Lorenzo  55.68
  7. MENCARINI Luca 56.04
  8. LAUGENI Fabio 56.13

400 METRI MISTI DONNE

TEMPO LIMITE 4:36.0

  • RM 4’26.36 HUN HOSSZU Katinka Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 06/08/2016
  • RE 4’26.36 HUN HOSSZU Katinka Rio De Janeiro (BRA) 06/08/2016
  • RI 4’34.34 ITA FILIPPI Alessia Pechino (CHN) 10/08/2008

TOP 8

  1. CUSINATO Ilaria 4’45.14
  2. TROMBETTI Luisa 4’48.43
  3. FRANCESCHI Sara 4’50.27
  4. TONI Carlotta 4’52.84
  5. CAPITANIO Alessia 4’53.72
  6. GASTALDI Anita  4’54.56
  7. BOLOGNESE Giada  4’54.65
  8. FASANI Chiara Nuotatori Milanesi  4’56.20

400 METRI MISTI UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 4:12.5

  • RM 4’26.36 HUN HOSSZU Katinka Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 06/08/2016
  • RE 4’26.36 HUN HOSSZU Katinka Rio De Janeiro (BRA) 06/08/2016
  • RI 4’34.34 ITA FILIPPI Alessia Pechino (CHN) 10/08/2008

top 8

  1. MATTEAZZI Pier Andrea  4’23.05
  2. TAROCCHI Lorenzo  4’23.92
  3. GRASSI Andrea  4’25.37
  4. TURRINI Federico  4’25.65
  5. BONDAVALLI Mattia 4’26.03
  6. SARPE Pietro Paolo  4’27.05
  7. DE TULLIO Luca 4’27.80
  8. CAPURSO Nicolo’  4’29.11

100 METRI STILE LIBERO DONNE

TEMPO LIMITE 53.0

  • RM 51.71 SWE SJOESTROEM Sarah Budapest (HUN) 23/07/2017
  • RE 51.71 SWE SJOESTROEM Sarah Budapest (HUN) 23/07/2017
  • RI 53.18 ITA PELLEGRINI Federica Roma (ITA) 25/06/2016

TOP 8

  1. DI PIETRO Silvia 55.06
  2. PELLEGRINI Federica 55.25
  3. BIAGIOLI Paola 55.31
  4. BIONDANI Giorgia 56.20
  5. GALIZI Giada 56.44
  6. FERRAIOLI Erika 56.46
  7. AMBLER Agata  56.48
  8. CERACCHI Rachele 56.50

100 METRI STILE LIBERO UOMINI

TEMPO LIMITE 47.9

  • RM 46.91 BRA CIELO FILHO Cesar Roma (ITA) 30/07/2009
  • RE 46.94 FRA BERNARD Alain Montpellier (FRA) 23/04/2009
  • RI 47.92 ITA MIRESSI Alessandro Roma (ITA) 12/08/2018

TOP 8

  1. VENDRAME Ivano  48.55
  2. CONDORELLI Santo Yukio 48.66
  3. MIRESSI Alessandro  48.96
  4. FRIGO Manuel  49.50
  5. CECCON Thomas  49.56
  6. DOTTO Luca  49.63
  7. MEGLI Filippo 49.76
  8. ZAZZERI Lorenzo 49.84

50 METRI RANA DONNE

  • RM 29.40 USA KING Lilly Budapest (HUN) 30/07/2017
  • RE 29.48 LTU MEILUTYTE Ruta Barcellona (ESP) 03/08/2013
  • RI 29.98 ITA PILATO Benedetta Gwangju (KOR) 27/07/2019

TOP 8

  1. PILATO Benedetta 30.24
  2. CARRARO Martina  30.66
  3. CASTIGLIONI Arianna 31.03
  4. FOFFI Natalia  31.48
  5. MOROTTI Sara 31.48
  6. SCARCELLA Ilaria  31.56
  7. BOTTAZZO Anita 31.78
  8. ANGIOLINI Lisa 31.83

50 METRI RANA UOMINI

  • RM 25.95 GBR PEATY Adam Budapest (HUN) 25/07/2017
  • RE 25.95 GBR PEATY Adam Budapest (HUN) 25/07/2017
  • RI 26.70 ITA SCOZZOLI Fabio Gwangju (KOR) 23/07/2019

TOP 8

  1. MARTINENGHI Nicolo’  26.95
  2. MAIORANA Gianluca 27.31
  3. POGGIO Federico 27.57
  4. PINZUTI Alessandro  27.72
  5. SCOZZOLI Fabio  27.77
  6. CERASUOLO Simone  28.03
  7. TONIATO Andrea  28.04
  8. CASNA Zaccaria  28.21

Read the full story on SwimSwam: Assoluti Riccione: Obiettivo Pass Olimpico, Risultati Batterie Day2

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WATCH: Curzan Sets 15-16 NAG Record, Foster Becomes #2 All-Time in 17-18 400 IM

December 13, 2019, 5:10 pm
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2019 SPEEDO WINTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – EAST

WOMEN’S 400 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 4:02.51, Brooke Forde, 2016
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 4:08.44, Katie Hoff, 2004
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 4:00.62, Dagny Knutson, 2008
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 3:58.40, Ella Eastin, 2016

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Kathryn Ackerman, MLA – 4:09.62
  2. Olivia McMurray, SWIM – 4:14.66
  3. Isabella Paoletti, DST – 4:17.34
  4. Yi Xuan Chang, SSAC – 4:17.51
  5. Abby Arens, MOR – 4:18.18
  6. Paige McCormick, HEAT – 4:19.42
  7. Claire Donan, LAK – 4:21.48
  8. Madeline Singletary, SA – 4:25.44

MEN’S 400 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 3:40.86, Carson Foster, 2018
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 3:51.54, Tyler Lu, 2018
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 3:42.08, Michael Phelps, 2002
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 3:37.52, Andrew Seliskar, 2015

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Carson Foster, RAYS – 3:38.65
  2. Jake Magahey, SA – 3:45.37
  3. Tyler Christianson, NAAC – 3:46.90
  4. Matt Fallon, SVY – 3:46.93
  5. Evan McInerny, SA – 3:51.97
  6. Conall Monahan, MAC – 3:52.05
  7. Nathan Borges, SVY – 3:52.66
  8. Baylor Nelson, MAC – 3:54.21

WOMEN’S 100 YARD BUTTERFLY – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 51.73, Regan Smith, 2016
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 50.64, Claire Curzan, 2019
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 51.08, Beata Nelson, 2014
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 50.19, Olivia Bray, 2019

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Claire Curzan, TAC – 50.87
  2. Tristen Ulett, DYNA – 52.01
  3. Gabi Albiero, CARD – 52.64
  4. Devon Kitchel, CSC – 53.39
  5. Letitia Sim, TNT – 53.59
  6. Brooke Zettel, TAC – 53.78
  7. Megan Dueul, PACK – 53.85
  8. Olivia Peoples, BSS – 54.05

MEN’S 100 YARD BUTTERFLY – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 45.46, Ryan Hoffer, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 46.95, Michael Andrew, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 45.62, Gianluca Urlando, 2018
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 44.91, Tom Shields, 2010

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Tim Connery, MAC – 46.73
  2. Tristan Dewitt, FORT – 47.16
  3. Boyd Poelke, MAC – 47.22
  4. Matthew Fenlon, BAD – 47.26
  5. William Cole, LAK – 47.53
  6. Matthew Jensen, UDAC – 47.75
  7. Holden Smith, RPC – 47.84
  8. Carl Bloebaum, RAYS – 47.85

WOMEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 1:43.27, Regan Smith, 2018
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 1:44.55, Missy Franklin, 2010
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 1:42.03, Katie Ledecky, 2013
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 1:40.31, Missy Franklin, 2014

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Micayla Cronk, BD – 1:44.67
  2. Ella Bathurst, TEAM – 1:46.41
  3. Paige Hetrick, BRAD – 1:47.02
  4. Sara Stotler, PSA – 1:47.61
  5. Kaylee Williams, CW – 1:47.65
  6. Kathryn Ackerman, 1:48.51
  7. Olivia McMurray, SWIM – 1:50.48
  8. Rebekah Hamilton, HAS – 1:50.52

MEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 1:33.40, Drew Kibler, 2016
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 43.90, Michael Andrew, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 1:33.30, Drew Kibler, 2017
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 1:32.18, Maxime Rooney, 2017

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Wyatt Davis, CSC – 1:34.58
  2. Jake Mitchell, CSC – 1:34.59
  3. Jake Magahey, SA – 1:35.36
  4. Jack Alexy, SHY – 1:35.52
  5. Hugh Svendsen, MAC – 1:36.15
  6. Garrett Boone, ATOM – 1:36.50
  7. Jack Aikins, SA – 1:37.22
  8. Liam Smith, UDAC – 1:37.32

WOMEN’S 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 58.19, Alex Walsh, 2017
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 1:00.02, Alexis Wenger, 2015
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 58.19, Alex Walsh, 2017
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 58.10, Miranda Tucker, 2016

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Abby Arens, MOR – 59.82
  2. Letitia Sim, TNE – 1:00.44
  3. Alicia Henry, DYNA – 1:00.69
  4. Zoe Skirboll, RXA – 1:00.89
  5. Grace Rainey, MAC – 1:00.95
  6. Gabi Albiero, CARD – 1:01.40
  7. Adeline Farrington, SA – 1:01.47
  8. Claire Donan, LAK – 1:02.25

MEN’S 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 52.21, Michael Andrew, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 53.06, Reece Whitley, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 52.75, Michael Andrew, 2015
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 51.16, Reece Whitley, 2018

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Josh Matheny, PEAQ – 52.56
  2. Tim Connery, MAC – 53.19
  3. Reid Mikuta, SGSA – 53.26
  4. Tyler Christianson, NAAC – 54.01
  5. Noah Nichols, PSDN – 54.10
  6. Hentry Bethel, CCAC – 54.46
  7. Matthew Segal, CW – 54.53
  8. Matt Fallon, SVY – 54.54

WOMEN’S 100 YARD BACKSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 50.72, Katharine Berkoff, 2018
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 51.09, Regan Smith, 2016
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 50.58, Regan Smith, 2018
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 49.66, Regan Smith, 2019

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Claire Curzan, TAC – 51.55
  2. Tristen Ulett, DYNA – 52.76
  3. Rye Ulett, DYNA – 52.87
  4. Casey Chung, CW – 53.52
  5. Paige Hetrick, BRAD – 53.57
  6. Annabel Crush, LAK – 53.59
  7. Ellie Waldrep, BAY – 53.71
  8. Emily Lenihan, LAK – 53.96

MEN’S 100 YARD BACKSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 45.58, Ryan Hoffer, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 47.83, Michael Andrew, 2008
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 45.60, Anthony Grimm, 2019
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 44.63, Ryan Murphy, 2014

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Wyatt Davis, CSC – 45.80
  2. Adam Chaney, RAYS – 47.16
  3. Nathaniel Stoffle, SPAC – 47.27
  4. William Cole, LAK – 47.44
  5. Anthony Rincon, TWST – 47.63
  6. Holden Raffin, MSC – 48.55
  7. Jack Aikins, SA – 48.68
  8. Evan Petty, NAC – 48.79

WOMEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY – FINALS

MEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY – FINALS

Read the full story on SwimSwam: WATCH: Curzan Sets 15-16 NAG Record, Foster Becomes #2 All-Time in 17-18 400 IM

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2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships–West: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

December 13, 2019, 5:10 pm
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2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships – West

 

 

Women’s 400 Yard IM – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 4:02.51, Brooke Forde, 2016
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 4:08.44, Katie Hoff, 2004
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 4:00.62, Dagny Knutson, 2008
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 3:58.40, Ella Eastin, 2016

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

Men’s 400 Yard IM – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 3:38.65, Carson Foster, 2019
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 3:51.54, Tyler Lu, 2018
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 3:42.08, Michael Phelps, 2002
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 3:37.52, Andrew Seliskar, 2015

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

 

 

Women’s 100 Yard Butterfly – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 50.87, Claire Cruzan, 2019
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 50.64, Claire Cruzan, 2019
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 50.87 Claire Cruzan, 2019
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 50.19, Olivia Bray, 2019

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

 

Men’s 100 Yard Butterfly – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 45.46, Ryan Hoffer, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 46.95, Michael Andrew, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 45.62, Gianluca Urlando, 2018
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 44.91, Tom Shields, 2010

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

 

 

Women’s 200 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 1:43.27, Regan Smith, 2018
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 1:44.55, Missy Franklin, 2010
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 1:42.03, Katie Ledecky, 2013
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 1:40.31, Missy Franklin, 2014

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

Men’s 200 Yard Freestyle – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 1:33.40, Drew Kibler, 2016
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 43.90, Michael Andrew, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 1:33.30, Drew Kibler, 2017
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 1:32.18, Maxime Rooney, 2017

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

Women’s 100 Yard Breaststroke – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 58.19, Alex Walsh, 2017
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 1:00.02, Alexis Wenger, 2015
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 58.19, Alex Walsh, 2017
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 58.10, Miranda Tucker, 2016

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

Men’s 100 Yard Breaststroke – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 52.21, Michael Andrew, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 53.06, Reece Whitley, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 52.75, Michael Andrew, 2015
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 51.16, Reece Whitley, 2018

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

Women’s 100 Yard Backstroke – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 50.72, Katharine Berkoff, 2018
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 51.09, Regan Smith, 2016
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 50.58, Regan Smith, 2018
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 49.66, Regan Smith, 2019

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

Men’s 100 Yard Backstroke – Finals

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 45.58, Ryan Hoffer, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 47.83, Michael Andrew, 2008
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 45.60, Anthony Grimm, 2019
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 44.63, Ryan Murphy, 2014

Top 8 Finishers:

 

 

 

Read the full story on SwimSwam: 2019 Speedo Winter Junior Championships–West: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

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NAG Records Fall, Sanchez Shines On Night 1 Of OJI

December 13, 2019, 5:32 pm
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2019 Ontario Junior International

Four Canadian National Age Group Records fell on the opening night of the 2019 Ontario Junior International meet in Toronto, along with some meet records on what was a very fast day of racing.

NAG Records Go Down

The first NAG of the day came during the prelims Kenora’s Gabe Mastromatteo went sub-1:00 for the first time in the men’s 100 breaststroke, clocking 59.88 to eraseFinlay Knox‘s 15-17 age group record of 59.92. Mastromatteo went on to torch his newly minted record in the final in 58.97, with Knox taking second in 1:00.11.

North York’s Joshua Liendo also broke a record in both prelims and finals, first crushing his boys’ 15-17 100 fly record of 52.45 in a time of 51.67. The 17-year-old took it town a second time at night, clocking 51.48, narrowly missing the meet record of 51.43 set by Great Britain’s Jacob Peters last year.

Another Brit, Edward Mildred, was the runner-up tonight in 52.27, breaking his National Junior Record of 52.62 set in the heats.

Also taking down a Canadian NAG was Summer McIntosh, who recently turned 13 after rewriting the record book in the 11-12 age group. After missing Mary-Sophie Harvey‘s 13-14 mark of 4:40.94 by just 0.06 in the prelims, the Etobicoke product knocked it off by almost three seconds tonight in 4:38.16. Coming into the meet her best was 4:43.98 from October.

15-year-old Ashley McMillan of KISU was the runner-up in 4:39.21, crushing her old PB of 4:45.06 by almost six seconds.

In the men’s 400 IM, Cascade’s Cole Pratt took out his 15-17 NAG and meet record of 4:10.66 in 4:09.22, winning by almost 11 seconds.

Meet Records Fall

World Championship medalist Kayla Sanchez took one out in the women’s 50 backstroke, recording a personal best time of 26.36 to lower Danielle Hanus‘ 26.63 from 2016. Coming into the competition with a best of 26.78, Sanchez is now just over two-tenths shy of Kylie Masse‘s National Record of 26.15.

Sanchez also had a win in the 100 breaststroke. The 18-year-old broke 1:10 for the first time this morning in 1:07.13 and then got down to 1:05.93 tonight to top the final by over two seconds.

In the men’s 200 freestyle, Great Britain’s Matt Richards had a sizzling swim of 1:43.64, tying Andrew Seliskar‘s meet record from 2014. He also improves on his British Junior Record of 1:44.53 set in the prelims.

Mildred was second in 1:45.51, and Liendo took third in 1:46.34.

We also saw new meet marks set in the distance events, as Island’s Chantel Jeffrey broke the women’s 1500 mark by over five seconds in 16:43.98, and Nepean’s David Quirie edged out the men’s 800 record by 0.09 in 7:53.56. Michael McGillivray was also under the old record, 0.02 back in 7:53.58.

OTHER WINNERS

  • Brit Tamryn Van Selm won a tight race in the women’s 200 free, clocking 1:57.77 to out-touch Brooklyn Douthwright (1:57.83) and Katrina Bellio (1:58.15).
  • Etobicoke’s Hanna Henderson won the women’s 100 fly by doing the same thing as Mastromatteo. Cracking a minute for the first time this morning in 59.79, she hit 58.56 to win easily tonight.
  • Toronto’s Graysen Bernard broke 25 seconds for the first time to win the men’s 50 back in 24.92.
  • The Etobicoke team of McIntosh, Elan Daley, Henderson and Bellio claimed the women’s 800 free relay by over five seconds in 8:07.03.
  • The Pointe-Claire quartet of Philippe Robins, Eduard Fullum-Huot, Stanford Li and Patrick Hussey took the men’s 800 free relay in 7:25.41. 800 free winner Quirie was the lone swimmer to split sub-1:50 for seventh-place Nepean, anchoring in 1:48.59.

Read the full story on SwimSwam: NAG Records Fall, Sanchez Shines On Night 1 Of OJI

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Torri Huske Posts 50.49 100 Fly, Also Wins 400 IM (4:11.26) at NCAP Invite

December 13, 2019, 5:47 pm
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2019 NCAP INVITATIONAL

  • December 12th-15th, 2019
  • University of Maryland College Park
  • SCY (25y) pool
  • Psych Sheets
  • Results on Meet Mobile

SwimSwam initially published an erroneous report which said that Torri Huske broke the 15-16 NAG record. Huske is 17. 

Tonight’s NCAP Invitational session was highlighted by 17-year-old Torri Huske‘s 100 fly win, a best time of 50.49 to move her to #4 all-time in the 17-18 age group. The Arlington Aquatic Club sprinter hit a best by almost a full second, coming down eight tenths from her old best of 51.29. NCAP’s Phoebe Bacon was second in 51.75, a lifetime best, and NCAP’s Abby Harter clocked a 52.54 for third.

Huske just turned 17 a week ago, so she has roughly two years left in the age group. She’s now just three-tenths back of Olivia Bray‘s NAG record of 50.19, while Kate Douglass (50.30) and Regan Smith (50.45) are the only other 18 & under American women in history who have been quicker than Huske tonight.

For more context into Huske’s swim, her time would’ve taken fifth at the 2019 NCAA Championships. She still has a year and a half of high school before she enters the NCAA, though, and has yet to publicly announce an NCAA verbal commitment.

Bacon, who dropped from 52.33 to 51.75 in the 100 fly, went a best time in the 100 breast earlier in the evening. She was 1:00.39, showcasing her impressive versatility and taking a huge chunk from her best time (1:01.27). The 100 breast winner was Anna Keating of Machine Aquatics at 1:00.02, while Harter was third in 1:01.22.

Huske came back at the end of the session to win the 400 IM with a 4:11.26, touching just ahead of NCAP’s Catherine Purnell (4:12.43).

OTHER NOTABLE WINS/SWIMS

  • Chloe Stepanekof LIAC went 1:45.51 to take the open 200 free. LIAC went 1-2 in the 13-14 girls 200 free, with Tess Howley (1:47.35) edging Cavan Gormsen (1:47.55); they would’ve gone 2-3 in the open age group. Suburban Seahawks’ Lainey Mullins was 1:48.98 for third. All three are 14 years old.
  • Mullins also won the 13-14 400 IM, going 4:22.03.
  • Howley followed up her 200 free victory with a win in the 13-14 100 fly, clocking a 53.71. Kris Lawson of NCAP dominated the boys’ 100 fly, going 50.58 to win by nearly three full seconds, while NCAP 15-year-old Landon Gentry won the open race in 48.44.
  • Thacher Scannellof Greenwich YMCA was 1:38.24 to win the men’s open 200 free. In the B-final, 15-year-old JuanCarlos Castrillon went 1:39.87 to win.
  • 12-year-old Bryce Gold dominated the 11-12 girls’ 50 fly (26.45) and 50 breast (30.28).
  • Eric Liao, 16, of NCAP, was 3:55.59 to win the men’s 400 IM.

Read the full story on SwimSwam: Torri Huske Posts 50.49 100 Fly, Also Wins 400 IM (4:11.26) at NCAP Invite

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Florent Manaudou Swims 20.6 to Win 50 Free at French National Championships

December 13, 2019, 7:20 pm
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2019 FRENCH SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • Thursday, December 12th – Sunday, December 15th
  • Piscine Jean Boin, Angers, France
  • 25m (SCM) Pool
  • Live Results

After a relay start split of 20.41 in the 50 free on Thursday at the 2019 French National Championships, sprinter Florent Manaudou backed his swim up with a 20.64 to win the individual 50 free on Friday in Angers. That ties Caeleb Dressel’s best time of the year, and very-nearly matches Manaudou’s own #2 in the world time from the European Derby meet of the International Swimming League in November.

Dressel and Manaudou will be the two favorites in the 50 free at the International Swimming League finale next weekend in Las Vegas. That’s because Vlad Morozov, the European Champion and world leader this season, won’t be in attendance – his Iron team didn’t qualify for the championship meet.

Manaudou was 20.66 in the 50 free last week at the European Championships.

Manaudou also broke a Championship Record in the 50 backstroke while leading off the winning Marseille relay in a 23.16. Manaudou is the World Record holder in both the 50 free and 50 back in short course meters, though both swims are from 2014.

Also breaking a Championship Record on Friday was Marie Wattel in the women’s 50 fly final. She swam a 25.16 to just out-touch Melanie Henique, who was 2nd in 25.24. Last week, at the European Championships, Henique set the French Record in the 50 fly in 24.56 to win a gold medal.

In the women’s 400 IM, Lara Grangeon, a 3-time European Championship medalist in the event in short course meters, swam a 4:29.60 to win and beat out Fantine Lesaffre, who finished 2nd in 4:29.89. Lesaffre is the defending European Champion in the event in long course.

For Grangeon, the time almost exactly matches her swim from last year’s World Short Course Championships. That’s in spite of a nearly-wholesale shift to open water training after qualifying for the 2020 Olympic Games this summer in the open water 10km race. Grangeon pulled out of the ISL this season to focus on her open water training, but had enough, at least, to jump to 12th in the world this season.

Other Day 2 Winners:

  • Charlotte Bonnet swam the best time of her season in the 200 free, going a 1:52.81 to win the race ahead of Wattel by more than 2 seconds. Bonnet has had a limited competition schedule this fall, swimming in just 1 ISL meet and 1 other meet since the World Championships – including no racing at the European Championships.
  • Antoine Viquerat won the men’s 200 breaststroke in 2:06.33.
  • Cyrielle Duhamel won the women’s 100 breaststroke in 1:06.63, just-out touching Fanny Deberghes, who placed 2nd in 1:06.72.
  • 19-year old Yohann Ndoye Brouard won the men’s 100 backstroke in 50.72, beating out 18-year old Mewen Tomac (51.41). Tomac’s swim is a new French Junior Record in the event.
  • Matthias Marsau won the men’s 200 fly in 1:56.38. That’s a lifetime best for him, beating out his old top time of 1:58.05 that was set in 2017.

Read the full story on SwimSwam: Florent Manaudou Swims 20.6 to Win 50 Free at French National Championships

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Un juvenil de 17 años bate otro récord argentino absoluto

December 13, 2019, 7:26 pm
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CAMPEONATO ARGENTINO DE VERANO 2019

Pasadas tres jornadas del Campeonato Argentino de verano, ya se registraron tres récords argentinos. Y este viernes volvió a destacarse otro juvenil de la generación que compitió en los últimos Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud Buenos Aires 2018, en el mismo escenario de este torneo. Se trata de Joaquín González Piñero, nuevo dueño del récord nacional de los 200 combinado, al marcar 2:03.54 en la final.

La historia de este adolescente de 17 años es muy particular. Hijo de madre argentina y padre colombiano, adquirió ciudadanía argentina cuando era niño, tras haber nacido justamente en Colombia. Pero desde entonces vive con su familia en Dubai, Emiratos Árabes Unidos, donde se entrena de manera particular. Sin embargo, siempre quiso representar a la Argentina, y ya lo había hecho en 2018 para los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud, cuando compitió en los 200 combinado y también en los 200 mariposa.

Apenas un año y dos meses después de aquella experiencia internacional, González Piñero volvió a competir en Buenos Aires para nadar los 200 combinado por el Club Sociedad Alemana de Gimnasia de Villa Ballester, el equipo más poderoso de este Campeonato Argentino de verano. En las eliminatorias de la mañana ya había batido el récord argentino con un tiempo de 2:04.35, y en la final mejoró aún más ese registro con los 2:03.54 que celebró junto a todos los compañeros de su equipo.

Con esta marca, el nacido en Bogotá en noviembre de 2002, quedó a menos de cuatro segundos del índice clasificatorio para Tokio 2020, establecido en 1:59.67 por la FINA.

El antiguo dueño del récord argentino de los 200 combinado también tuvo un año especial. Santiago Bergliaffa se había adueñado del mejor registro histórico para el país en el Argentino de enero de este 2019, con 2:04.62. Sin embargo, el cordobés sufrió una inesperada falta de motivación algunos meses después y desistió de competir con la Selección Argentina en los Juegos Panamericanos de Lima 2019, donde estaba clasificado para los 400 combinado.

Este tercer día de competencias en el Natatorio del Parque Olímpico de Buenos Aires, conocido en la Argentina como Parque Roca, también tuvo la doble consagración de Guido Buscaglia en los 50 metros libre y los 100 metros mariposa. Ivo Cassini volvió a destacarse en las pruebas de fondo, con victoria en los 1500 libre, con marca B para los Juegos Olímpicos.

En la rama femenina, la final más atractiva tuvo como protagonistas a Virginia Bardach y Delfina Pignatiello, en los 200 mariposa, la prueba elegida por la cordobesa para intentar llegar a Tokio 2020. Pignatiello, ganadora en los días previos de los 400 libre y de los 800 libre, estos últimos con marca A para los Juegos, colaboró en la final de los 200 mariposa para elevar el nivel de la prueba, quedando en segundo lugar detrás de Bardach, que igualmente estuvo a cuatro segundos del índice olímpico.

También ganaron Andrea Berrino en los 50 espalda, Macarena Ceballos en los 200 pecho y Lucía Gauna en los 200 libre. Además, en las dos pruebas de relevos, los campeones fueron el equipo masculino de Unión de Santa Fe en la posta combinada y el conjunto femenino de Sociedad Alemana de Gimnasia de Villa Ballester en los 4×100 libre.

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Central Bucks Breaks 15-16 US National Age Group Record in Mixed 200 Free Relay

December 13, 2019, 7:45 pm
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2019 NCAP INVITATIONAL

  • December 12th-15th, 2019
  • University of Maryland College Park
  • SCY (25y) pool
  • Psych Sheets
  • Results on Meet Mobile

A group of 15-16 swimmers from the Central Bucks Swim Team in Pennsylvania has cleared the 15-16 National Age Group Record in the mixed 200 yard freestyle relay.

The relay of John Devaney, Ella Mae Gross, Viviana Vergara, and Quinn Buck combined for a 1:31.30 in the event final, which betters the old record of 1:32.30 that was set by St. Andrew’s in Florida earlier this year.

Record-Setting Splits:

  • Devaney – 21.74
  • Gross – 24.66
  • Vergara – 23.64
  • Buck – 21.26

The relay used a non-traditional male-female-female-male lineup for their relay. Most mixed free relays use a male-male-female-female order.

The relay finished 3rd behind a pair of teams from Greenwich, Connecticut (the Greenwich YWCA and the YMCA of Greenwich, which field separate teams). Both of those Greenwich relays, however, had swimmers on their relay that were too old to qualify for 15-16 records.

The 17-18 and 15-18 records in the event still belong to the Suburban Seahawks, who in 2018 swam a 1:26.54 in the event.

USA Swimming began recognizing mixed-gender relay National Age Group Records in 2018, and earlier this summer released the benchmark times required to set records.

The same group from Central Bucks will be shooting for the 400 free relay record later in the meet as well. The 15-16 record in that event is currently vacant, and USA Swimming has not released a benchmark time for the 400 free relay.

Race Video:

Read the full story on SwimSwam: Central Bucks Breaks 15-16 US National Age Group Record in Mixed 200 Free Relay

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WATCH: Justina Kozan Delivers 4:05 400 IM at Juniors West

December 13, 2019, 7:48 pm
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2019 SPEEDO WINTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – WEST

WOMEN’S 400 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 4:02.51, Brooke Forde, 2016
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 4:08.44, Katie Hoff, 2004
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 4:00.62, Dagny Knutson, 2008
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 3:58.40, Ella Eastin, 2016

MEN’S 400 YARD IM – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 3:38.65, Carson Foster, 2019
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 3:51.54, Tyler Lu, 2018
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 3:42.08, Michael Phelps, 2002
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 3:37.52, Andrew Seliskar, 2015

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Ethan Heasley, HEAT – 3:45.20
  2. Munzy Kabbara, CFSC – 3:48.18
  3. Tyler Kopp, KATY – 3:48.85
  4. David Johnston, RACE – 3:49.19
  5. Jed Michael Jones, MTRO – 3:50.41
  6. Jacques Rathle, CRAW – 3:51.16
  7. Vincent Ribeiro, NTRO – 3:52.56
  8. Ryan Trichler, SAC – 3:54.16

WOMEN’S 100 YARD BUTTERFLY – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 50.87, Claire Curzan, 2019
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 50.64, Claire Curzan, 2019
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 50.87 Claire Curzan, 2019
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 50.19, Olivia Bray, 2019

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Lucy Bell, FAST – 52.24
  2. Emma Sticklen, KATY – 52.48
  3. Katherine Zenick, NTN – 52.53
  4. Mia Kragh, RSD – 52.63
  5. Sam Baron, BC – 53.39
  6. Angela Quan, SCSC – 53.89
  7. Ava Collinge, WEST – 53.94
  8. Renee Gillilan, FAST – 54.22

MEN’S 100 YARD BUTTERFLY – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 45.46, Ryan Hoffer, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 46.95, Michael Andrew, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 45.62, Gianluca Urlando, 2018
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 44.91, Tom Shields, 2010

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Ethan Hu, PEAK – 45.61
  2. Aiden Hayes, SSC – 46.01
  3. Daniel Wilson, SSC – 46.68
  4. Jonathan Affeld, ALTO – 47.11
  5. Jordan Tiffany, HAST – 47.56
  6. Kevin Sichak, QSS – 47.69
  7. Bence Szabados, CWAC – 47.74
  8. Danny Syrkin, ROSE – 48.15

WOMEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 1:43.27, Regan Smith, 2018
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 1:44.55, Missy Franklin, 2010
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 1:42.03, Katie Ledecky, 2013
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 1:40.31, Missy Franklin, 2014

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Justina Kozan, BREA – 1:45.15
  2. Ashley Strouse, SAC – 1:45.64
  3. Janelle Rudolph, KING – 1:46.33
  4. Ella Ristic, NOVA – 1:46.40
  5. Ana Herceg, NTRO – 1:46.69
  6. Gracie Felner, BC – 1:46.73
  7. Riley Francis, LAC – 1:48.47
  8. Aurora Roghair, IFLY – 1:48.73

MEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 1:33.40, Drew Kibler, 2016
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 43.90, Michael Andrew, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 1:33.30, Drew Kibler, 2017
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 1:32.18, Maxime Rooney, 2017

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Lukas Miller, EA – 1:33.96
  2. Coby Carrozza, TXLA – 1:34.37
  3. Michael Bonson, HSC – 1:35.89
  4. Dylan Hawk, PEAK – 1:36.04
  5. Trent Frandson, CIA – 1:36.75
  6. Jonathan Affeld, ALTO – 1:36.90
  7. Luke Hobson, LAKE – 1:37.04
  8. Jaden Luo, ASC – 1:37.21

WOMEN’S 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 58.19, Alex Walsh, 2017
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 1:00.02, Alexis Wenger, 2015
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 58.19, Alex Walsh, 2017
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 58.10, Miranda Tucker, 2016

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Kaitlyn Dobler, TDPS – 59.31
  2. Emma Weber, TOPS – 59.74
  3. Skyler Smith, PEAK – 1:00.55
  4. Alaya Smith, RACE – 1:00.97
  5. Melanie Julia, PASA – 1:01.00
  6. Eva Carlson, TDPS – 1:01.05
  7. Shelby Suppiger, CROW – 1:01.31
  8. Sophia Garrison, ATAC – 1:02.52

MEN’S 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 52.21, Michael Andrew, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 53.06, Reece Whitley, 2014
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 52.75, Michael Andrew, 2015
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 51.16, Reece Whitley, 2018

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Ben Dillard, SMST – 52.99
  2. Forrest Frazier, EISF – 53.06
  3. Hayden Zheng, AQJT – 53.23
  4. Ethan Dang, BC – 53.42
  5. Daniel Worth, EKC – 53.64
  6. Hank Rivers, GWSC – 54.01
  7. Alexander Sanchez, MTRO – 54.91
  8. Alex Deng, AQJT – 55.36

WOMEN’S 100 YARD BACKSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 50.72, Katharine Berkoff, 2018
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 51.09, Regan Smith, 2016
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 50.58, Regan Smith, 2018
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 49.66, Regan Smith, 2019

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Isabelle Stadden, AQJT – 51.34
  2. Amy Tang – 52.17
  3. Janelle Rudolph, KING – 52.44
  4. Tea Laughlin, BUEN – 53.75
  5. Kaitlyn Owens, MAC – 53.93
  6. Sydney Silver, TOPS – 54.15
  7. Greer Pattison, SAC – 54.29
  8. Rosie Murphy, SMST – 54.33

MEN’S 100 YARD BACKSTROKE – FINALS

  • SC Juniors Meet Record – 45.58, Ryan Hoffer, 2015
  • 13/14 National Age Group Record – 47.83, Michael Andrew, 2008
  • 15/16 National Age Group Record – 45.60, Anthony Grimm, 2019
  • 17/18 National Age Group Record – 44.63, Ryan Murphy, 2014

Top 8 Finishers:

  1. Aiden Hayes, SSC – 46.31
  2. Harrison Lierz, EA – 47.31
  3. Tyler Hulet, TWST – 47.81
  4. Tyler Lu, SMAC – 47.82
  5. Andy Huang, PEAK – 47.87
  6. Eric Stelmar, MAC – 47.94
  7. Tommy Park, PASA – 48.56
  8. Elliott Jones, PACK – 49.08

WOMEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY – FINALS

MEN’S 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY – FINALS

Read the full story on SwimSwam: WATCH: Justina Kozan Delivers 4:05 400 IM at Juniors West

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