Carson Foster Blasts 1:32.99 National High School Record in 200 Free at Ohio State Championships

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Carson Foster dropped a blazing-fast 1:32.99 in the 200 free at the 2019 Ohio Boys DI State Swimming and Diving Championships to set a new National High School record.

Foster’s time of 1:33.38 during prelims was just off the national mark, and his time during finals blasted the old record of 1:33.30 which was held by Carmel’s Drew Kibler set on Feb. 24, 2017.

In addition to setting a new National High School mark, his time also broke his own Ohio state record. A current junior at Sycamore High School, Foster has verbally committed to the Texas Longhorns as a member of the class of 2024.

Foster’s splits:

  • 50 – 21.63
  • 100 – 45.14 (23.51)
  • 150 – 1:09.16 (24.02)
  • 200 – 1:32.99 (23.83)

Foster does his club swimming with Mason Manta Rays and is a member of the United States National Junior Team. He won the 200m back, 200m IM, 400m IM and anchored the winning 4×200 free relay at the 2018 Junior Pan Pac Championships. He also earned silver medals in the 4×200 free relay and the 200m back at 2017 World Junior Championships

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Ken Hess
5 years ago

Joe, this guy was moving too! Check out his splits!

Frank Jacob
5 years ago

Ross Croasdell

Kay Stewart
5 years ago

Stuart Mathews

Travis Rickey
5 years ago

Wow!

Susan Waxmonsky Gelinas

Congratulations, amazing!!

Jared Bonczek
5 years ago

That is nuts

Dan DiSalle
5 years ago

What a thrill to watch it in person

Thomas Gilmore
5 years ago

Holy Moly!

Randy Mellott
5 years ago

Amazing

Chuck Treatch
5 years ago

Boom

Dave Dupré
5 years ago

It was ferocious – battling a wavy pool the whole way

Thomas Gilmore
5 years ago
Reply to  Dave Dupré

The lane lines didn’t look very tight on the videos I saw of D2.

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