Abbey Weitzeil Lowers 50 Free, 100 Free (x2) National High School Marks (Race Videos)

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Just two days after initially breaking the national high school record in the 50-yard free, Saugus High’s Abbey Weitzeil was at it again during finals of the CIF Southern Section Division 1 Championships.

During prelims, Weitzeil popped a time of 21.83 to initially lower her own mark.  During finals, Weitzeil dropped the mark even lower with a 21.64.

She still hasn’t cleared her personal best of 21.49 set for Canyons Aquatics that ranks her sixth in the world, but she’s certainly made this high school record a lot tougher to catch up to.

All Time 50 Free

Rank Name Time
1 Lara Jackson 21.27
2 Simone Manuel 21.32
3 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 21.34
4 Natalie Coughlin 21.46
5 Liv Jensen 21.48
6 Abbey Weitzeil 21.49
7 Margo Geer 21.53

Weitzeil also twice broke the 100-yard free during prelims with times of 47.53 and 47.42.

During finals, she lowered it again with a blistering 47.33.

She split that race 22.92, 47.33 (24.41).

She followed that up with a 47.09 leadoff for Saugus in the 400-yard free relay in her final high school swim.

She split that leadoff 22.66, 47.09 (24.43).

Again, she’s been much faster for Canyons Aquatics Club as she is the second-fastest swimmer all time in the 100-yard free.

All Time 100 Free

Rank Name Time
1 Simone Manuel 46.09
2 Abbey Weitzeil 46.29
3 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 46.61
4 Missy Franklin 46.66
5 Natalie Coughlin 46.84
5 Lia Neal 46.84
7 Margo Geer 46.86

Weitzeil definitely will be challenging Katie Ledecky for the Swimming World High School Swimmer of the Year honor to be awarded in the August issue.

National Records for High School Are Pending Application Verification.  Click Here to Learn More: http://www.niscaonline.org/AwardPrograms/AASwimming.aspx

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