There was plenty of fast swimming on Thursday night in Knoxville at the Speedo Junior Nationals East Championships. Drew Kibler won two events on Thursday night while the Walsh siblings of Alex and Gretchen each won an event and both set a national age group record in their respective age group. They weren’t the only siblings to do major work in Knoxville as the Foster siblings Jake and Carson went 1-2 in the 200 IM, where Carson swam the second fastest time in the 15-16 age group.
Tonight’s events:
- 500 Free
- 200 IM
- 50 Free
- 400 Medley Relay
Women’s 500 Free
Leah Braswell used a strong back half to step on the gas and win the A-final of the 500 at 4:39.29. The 17-year-old Braswell pulled away over the second half from Madison Homovich who finished second at 4:41.88. Braswell moved up to 40th all-time in the 17-18 NAG rankings just behind Kaitlin Sandeno.
Braswell was a little off the meet record of 4:37.82 by Hannah Cox set in 2015. Braswell has committed to swim for Florida next fall while Homovich will be at Georgia next year.
Mary Smutny (4:42.80), Lola Mull (4:43.35), Olwyn Bartis (4:46.31), Emma Weyant (4:46.41), Emily Hetzer (4:46.83) and Sinclair Larson (4:52.62) also swam in the championship final.
14-year olds Olivia McMurray and Mariah Denigan won the C and B Finals respectively with McMurray taking out the C-Final with a 4:47.03 to put her at 42nd all-time in the 13-14 NAG rankings just behind Katie Hoff. Denigan followed that up with a 4:46.40 to put her 32nd all-time in the event.
Event 5 Women 500 Yard Freestyle
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SC Jrs Meet: J 4:37.82 12/09/15 Hannah Cox, Upper Valley A.C
Name Age Team Prelims Finals HyPts Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Leah Braswell 17 York YMCA-MA 4:44.24 4:39.29 944 20
26.56 54.79 (28.23)
1:23.24 (28.45) 1:51.73 (28.49)
2:20.22 (28.49) 2:48.81 (28.59)
3:16.91 (28.10) 3:45.24 (28.33)
4:12.95 (27.71) 4:39.29 (26.34)
2 Madison Homovic 17 Marlins of Ralei 4:44.71 4:41.88 916 17
26.04 54.29 (28.25)
1:22.62 (28.33) 1:50.98 (28.36)
2:19.57 (28.59) 2:48.33 (28.76)
3:16.64 (28.31) 3:45.60 (28.96)
4:14.18 (28.58) 4:41.88 (27.70)
3 Mary Smutny 17 AquaKids Sharks- 4:46.92 4:42.80 906 16
26.20 54.36 (28.16)
1:22.88 (28.52) 1:51.38 (28.50)
2:20.04 (28.66) 2:48.91 (28.87)
3:17.65 (28.74) 3:46.28 (28.63)
4:14.98 (28.70) 4:42.80 (27.82)
4 Lola Mull 15 Mid-Michigan Aqu 4:47.28 4:43.35 900 15
25.88 53.97 (28.09)
1:22.54 (28.57) 1:51.30 (28.76)
2:20.01 (28.71) 2:48.72 (28.71)
3:17.39 (28.67) 3:46.43 (29.04)
4:15.41 (28.98) 4:43.35 (27.94)
5 Olwyn Bartis 16 SwimMAC Carolina 4:47.31 4:46.31 868 14
25.71 53.72 (28.01)
1:22.25 (28.53) 1:51.11 (28.86)
2:19.87 (28.76) 2:48.71 (28.84)
3:17.69 (28.98) 3:46.93 (29.24)
4:16.95 (30.02) 4:46.31 (29.36)
6 Emma Weyant 15 Sarasota YMCA Sh 4:47.68 4:46.41 867 13
26.44 55.02 (28.58)
1:23.59 (28.57) 1:52.40 (28.81)
2:21.15 (28.75) 2:50.28 (29.13)
3:19.77 (29.49) 3:48.94 (29.17)
4:18.14 (29.20) 4:46.41 (28.27)
7 Emily Hetzer 17 Occoquan Swimmin 4:47.99 4:46.83 862 12
26.48 54.88 (28.40)
1:23.45 (28.57) 1:52.16 (28.71)
2:21.17 (29.01) 2:50.26 (29.09)
3:19.82 (29.56) 3:49.33 (29.51)
4:18.58 (29.25) 4:46.83 (28.25)
8 Sinclair Larson 17 SwimMAC Carolina 4:47.82 4:52.62 802 11
26.37 55.18 (28.81)
1:24.02 (28.84) 1:53.32 (29.30)
2:22.53 (29.21) 2:51.99 (29.46)
3:21.84 (29.85) 3:51.89 (30.05)
4:22.23 (30.34) 4:52.62 (30.39)
9 Mariah Denigan 14 Northern KY Clip 4:48.67 4:46.40 867 9
26.63 55.42 (28.79)
1:24.82 (29.40) 1:53.82 (29.00)
2:22.69 (28.87) 2:51.61 (28.92)
3:20.63 (29.02) 3:49.54 (28.91)
4:18.39 (28.85) 4:46.40 (28.01)
17 Olivia McMurray 14 Swim Florida-FL 4:51.06 4:47.03 860
26.73 55.79 (29.06)
1:24.86 (29.07) 1:54.14 (29.28)
2:23.60 (29.46) 2:53.05 (29.45)
3:22.32 (29.27) 3:51.26 (28.94)
4:19.77 (28.51) 4:47.03 (27.26)
Men’s 500 Free
17-year-old Drew Kibler of Carmel Swim Club defended his title from a year ago with a 4:14.42 to break his meet record from last year of 4:15.36. 17-year-old Trey Freeman was also under the meet record with a 4:15.06 while Kieran Smith was third at 4:16.96. Kibler will be headed to Texas, while Freeman and Smith will be headed to Florida next year.
Kibler moved up to sixth all-time in the 17-18 NAG rankings while Freeman is now tenth.
Ross Dant (4:18.89), Cody Bybee (4:20.97), John Dubois (4:22.70), Hayden Curley (4:22.94) and Bradley Dunham (4:26.00) also competed in the championship final.
Jacob Magahey of Swim Atlanta won the B-Final with a 4:20.83 as the 16-year-old moves to 20th all-time in the 15-16 age group in that event.
Event 6 Men 500 Yard Freestyle
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SC Jrs Meet: J 4:15.36 12/08/16 Drew Kibler, Carmel Swim Club
Name Age Team Prelims Finals HyPts Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Drew Kibler 17 Carmel Swim Club 4:18.71 4:14.42J 951 20
23.07 48.91 (25.84)
1:14.44 (25.53) 1:40.62 (26.18)
2:06.50 (25.88) 2:32.53 (26.03)
2:58.26 (25.73) 3:24.04 (25.78)
3:49.63 (25.59) 4:14.42 (24.79)
2 Robert Freeman 17 Baylor Swim Club 4:19.28 4:15.06J 944 17
23.20 48.64 (25.44)
1:14.61 (25.97) 1:40.81 (26.20)
2:07.10 (26.29) 2:33.15 (26.05)
2:59.29 (26.14) 3:25.27 (25.98)
3:50.66 (25.39) 4:15.06 (24.40)
3 Kieran Smith 17 Ridgefield Aquat 4:18.22 4:16.96 924 16
23.13 49.12 (25.99)
1:14.97 (25.85) 1:41.10 (26.13)
2:07.29 (26.19) 2:33.67 (26.38)
3:00.09 (26.42) 3:26.28 (26.19)
3:51.99 (25.71) 4:16.96 (24.97)
4 Ross Dant 16 Hickory Foundati 4:19.29 4:18.89 904 15
23.60 49.38 (25.78)
1:15.57 (26.19) 1:41.71 (26.14)
2:08.07 (26.36) 2:34.05 (25.98)
3:00.37 (26.32) 3:26.69 (26.32)
3:53.02 (26.33) 4:18.89 (25.87)
5 Cody Bybee 18 Dayton Raiders-O 4:20.16 4:20.97 883 14
23.59 49.33 (25.74)
1:15.53 (26.20) 1:42.06 (26.53)
2:08.83 (26.77) 2:34.88 (26.05)
3:01.43 (26.55) 3:28.19 (26.76)
3:54.84 (26.65) 4:20.97 (26.13)
6 John Dubois 17 SwimAtlanta-GA 4:22.43 4:22.70 865 13
23.97 49.82 (25.85)
1:16.13 (26.31) 1:42.83 (26.70)
2:09.83 (27.00) 2:36.51 (26.68)
3:03.36 (26.85) 3:30.28 (26.92)
3:56.87 (26.59) 4:22.70 (25.83)
7 Hayden Curley 18 Highlander Aquat 4:22.09 4:22.94 862 12
23.90 49.77 (25.87)
1:16.12 (26.35) 1:42.69 (26.57)
2:09.57 (26.88) 2:36.01 (26.44)
3:02.73 (26.72) 3:29.64 (26.91)
3:56.55 (26.91) 4:22.94 (26.39)
8 Bradley Dunham 17 SwimAtlanta-GA 4:19.07 4:26.00 832 11
23.59 49.35 (25.76)
1:15.81 (26.46) 1:42.48 (26.67)
2:09.43 (26.95) 2:36.74 (27.31)
3:04.11 (27.37) 3:31.67 (27.56)
3:59.15 (27.48) 4:26.00 (26.85)
9 Jacob Magahey 16 SwimAtlanta-GA 4:25.25 4:20.83 884 9
23.75 49.46 (25.71)
1:15.65 (26.19) 1:41.95 (26.30)
2:08.51 (26.56) 2:35.08 (26.57)
3:01.70 (26.62) 3:28.43 (26.73)
3:54.95 (26.52) 4:20.83 (25.88)
Women’s 200 IM
16-year-old Alex Walsh of Nashville Aquatic Club swam a new meet record of 1:54.02 on Thursday night at the Speedo Junior National East Championships in Knoxville. Walsh broke her own meet record she set last year at 1:54.48 as she also snuck under the national age group record for the 15-16 age group that was a 1:54.03 held by Dagny Knutson from December 2008.
This might not be the only NAG record Walsh breaks on the weekend as she has a potential to break other records on the weekend. Even her sister had a strong 50 free last night on the 200 medley relay and the two will go head to head in that event later tonight.
Walsh now holds the NAG record for the 13-14 and the 15-16 age group as she is still only in her sophomore year of high school. Walsh finished ahead of Olivia Carter (1:56.83) and Kelly Pash (1:58.02).
Katherine Douglass (1:58.12), Ella Nelson (1:59.39), Allie Raab (1:59.58), Hannah Foster (1:59.99) and Kathleen Golding competed in the championship final.
Event 7 Women 200 Yard IM
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SC Jrs Meet: J 1:54.48 12/08/16 Alexandra Walsh, Nashville A.C.
Name Age Team Prelims Finals HyPts Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Alexandra Walsh 16 Nashville Aquati 1:56.08 1:54.02J 1027 20
25.52 53.97 (28.45)
1:27.58 (33.61) 1:54.02 (26.44)
2 Olivia Carter 17 Enfinity Aquatic 1:57.91 1:56.83 965 17
24.48 53.06 (28.58)
1:28.81 (35.75) 1:56.83 (28.02)
3 Kelly Pash 16 Carmel Swim Club 1:58.81 1:58.02 939 16
25.27 54.52 (29.25)
1:29.83 (35.31) 1:58.02 (28.19)
4 Katherine Dougl 16 Chelsea Piers Aq 1:58.32 1:58.12 937 15
25.08 55.19 (30.11)
1:29.97 (34.78) 1:58.12 (28.15)
5 Ella Nelson 16 Nashville Aquati 1:59.39 1:59.39 910 14
26.37 56.70 (30.33)
1:30.89 (34.19) 1:59.39 (28.50)
6 Allison Raab 17 Nashville Aquati 1:59.34 1:59.58 906 13
26.76 57.52 (30.76)
1:31.74 (34.22) 1:59.58 (27.84)
7 Hannah Foster 18 Mason Manta Rays 1:59.63 1:59.99 897 12
26.27 56.56 (30.29)
1:31.69 (35.13) 1:59.99 (28.30)
-- Kathleen Golding 17 South Florida Aq 1:59.93 DQ
Men’s 200 IM
16-year-old Carson Foster of the Mason Manta Rays went 1-2 with his brother Jake Foster in the 200 IM final at the Speedo Juniors East Championships in Knoxville. Carson won the final on Thursday night with a 1:43.79 to move to second all-time in the event in the 15-16 NAG rankings behind only Michael Andrew (1:42.77) from 2015. That time by Andrew was also the meet record. Jake finished in second at 1:44.15 to move to 14th all-time in the 17-18 rankings.
Kieran Smith finished third in his second final of the night with a 1:44.34. Smith is now tied for 17th in the 17-18 rankings all-time with Matt Thompson.
Dillon Hillis (1:46.22), Destin Lasco (1:46.90), Raunak Khosla (1:47.30), Timothy Connery (1:48.06) and William Chan (1:48.56) also competed in the A-final.
Event 8 Men 200 Yard IM
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SC Jrs Meet: J 1:42.77 12/2015 Michael Andrew, Indie Swimming
Name Age Team Prelims Finals HyPts Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Carson Foster 16 Mason Manta Rays 1:44.57 1:43.79 985 20
23.04 48.83 (25.79)
1:19.52 (30.69) 1:43.79 (24.27)
2 Jacob Foster 17 Mason Manta Rays 1:44.82 1:44.15 976 17
23.26 49.99 (26.73)
1:19.16 (29.17) 1:44.15 (24.99)
3 Kieran Smith 17 Ridgefield Aquat 1:47.13 1:44.34 971 16
22.44 48.68 (26.24)
1:19.81 (31.13) 1:44.34 (24.53)
4 Dillon Hillis 17 Bolles School Sh 1:46.35 1:46.22 923 15
23.04 50.04 (27.00)
1:20.42 (30.38) 1:46.22 (25.80)
5 Destin Lasco 16 Pleasantville Aq 1:47.53 1:46.90 906 14
24.24 51.36 (27.12)
1:22.58 (31.22) 1:46.90 (24.32)
6 Raunak Khosla 17 Dynamo Swim Club 1:46.95 1:47.30 896 13
23.31 51.87 (28.56)
1:21.75 (29.88) 1:47.30 (25.55)
7 Timothy Connery 15 SwimMAC Carolina 1:47.85 1:48.06 877 12
23.48 50.99 (27.51)
1:22.10 (31.11) 1:48.06 (25.96)
8 William Chan 17 SwimMAC Carolina 1:47.79 1:48.56 865 11
23.55 51.19 (27.64)
1:22.43 (31.24) 1:48.56 (26.13)
Women’s 50 Free
14-year-old Gretchen Walsh has been the talk of the town at the Speedo Junior Nationals East in Knoxville. Walsh turned a lot of heads when she split a 21 low last night in the 200 medley relay on Wednesday night. She backed that up with a 22.00 on Thursday night to almost become the first 14-year-old under 22 seconds in the 50 free. She broke her own NAG record that she set this morning that was a 22.26. She now sits clearly in first ahead of Katherine Douglass (22.32).
Douglass ended up finishing second in the final with a 22.18 ahead of Walsh’s older sister Alex Walsh (22.28). Douglass moved to seventh all-time in the 15-16 age group with that swim to move ahead of national junior teamer Grace Ariola. Alex Walsh is now 16th in the same age group all-time rankings.
Grace Countie (22.50), Gabriela Albiero (22.74), Talia Bates (22.76), Cora Dupre (22.78) and Olwyn Bartis (22.97) also swam in the championship final.
Event 9 Women 50 Yard Freestyle
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SC Jrs Meet: J 21.49 12/12/14 Abbigail Weitzeil, Canyons Aquatic
Name Age Team Prelims Finals HyPts Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Gretchen Walsh 14 Nashville Aquati 22.26 22.00 971 20
2 Katherine Dougl 16 Chelsea Piers Aq 22.48 22.18 952 17
3 Alexandra Walsh 16 Nashville Aquati 22.35 22.28 941 16
4 Grace Countie 18 Marlins of Ralei 22.52 22.50 919 15
5 Gabriela Albier 15 Cardinal Aquatic 22.80 22.74 894 14
6 Talia Bates 16 Gator Swim Club- 22.84 22.76 892 13
7 Cora Dupre 16 Mason Manta Rays 22.51 22.78 890 12
8 Olwyn Bartis 16 SwimMAC Carolina 22.84 22.97 870 11
Men’s 50 Free
Drew Kibler won his second race of the night with a 19.57 in the 50 free. Kibler broke the meet record earlier in the night in the 500 and doubled up in the 50, although he didn’t get the meet record of 18.71 set last year by Ryan Hoffer. Kibler won the final ahead of fellow Indianapolis area native Jack Franzman who finished second at 19.74. Matthew Yish finished third at 20.00.
Franzman will be heading to Indiana next year while Yish will be headed to Auburn.
Kibler will stay at 19th all-time in the 17-18 NAG rankings while Franzman moves up to tied for 35th with former Arizona swimmers Mitchell Friedemann and Giles Smith.
Justin Grender (20.12), Mason Gonzalez (20.15), Carson Foster (20.28), John Walker (20.30) and Cody Bybee (20.38) also swam in the championship final.
The extremely versatile Foster moves up to 35th in the 15-16 all-time rankings with that swim.
Event 10 Men 50 Yard Freestyle
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SC Jrs Meet: J 18.71 12/10/16 Ryan Hoffer, Scottsdale Aq.
Name Age Team Prelims Finals HyPts Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Drew Kibler 17 Carmel Swim Club 19.55 19.57 924 20
2 Jack Franzman 18 Zionsville Swim- 19.98 19.74 906 17
3 Matthew Yish 17 SOLO Aquatics-NE 20.28 20.00 880 16
4 Justin Grender 17 Cincinnati Marli 20.01 20.12 868 15
5 Mason Gonzalez 17 Allegheny North- 20.25 20.15 865 14
6 Carson Foster 16 Mason Manta Rays 20.28 20.28 851 13
7 John Walker 16 SwimMAC Carolina 20.18 20.30 849 12
8 Cody Bybee 18 Dayton Raiders-O 20.19 20.38 841 11
Women’s 400 Medley Relay
Nashville Aquatic Club swam a 3:36.68 to win the medley relay to close out Thursday night at the Speedo Junior Nationals East in Knoxville. Nashville swam Alex Walsh (52.66), Allie Raab (1:00.98), Ella Nelson (55.23) and Gretchen Walsh (47.81). The Walsh siblings have put up unreal times already this weekend as Gretchen could be one of the best 14-year-old swimmers ever.
Cardinal Aquatics finished in second at 3:37.39 with Krista Wheeler (53.44), Kaylee Wheeler (1:00.73), Zorryonna Mason (54.35) and Gabriela Albiero (48.87) swimming for them as the top two teams missed the meet record of 3:35.12 from Fort Collins set last year.
SwimMAC finished in third with Julia Menkhaus (54.21), Lillian Higgs (1:01.14), Sophie Lindner (53.89) and Olwyn Bartis (49.31) swimming for them.
Event 11 Women 4x100 Yard Medley Relay
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SC Jrs Meet: J 3:35.12 12/08/16 Fort Collins Area ST
B Stewart, Z Bartel, C Gillilan, K Alons
Team Seed Finals Points
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1 Nashville Aquati-SE 'A' 3:38.11 3:36.68 40
1) Alexandra Walsh 16 2) Allison Raab 17
3) Ella Nelson 16 4) Gretchen Walsh 14
26.11 52.66 (52.66)
1:21.18 (28.52) 1:53.64 (1:00.98)
2:19.25 (25.61) 2:48.87 (55.23)
3:11.66 (22.79) 3:36.68 (47.81)
2 Cardinal Aquatic-KY 'A' 3:41.31 3:37.39 34
1) Krista Wheeler 14 2) Kaylee Wheeler 17
3) Zorryonna Mason 17 4) Gabriela Albiero 15
25.57 53.44 (53.44)
1:21.38 (27.94) 1:54.17 (1:00.73)
2:18.75 (24.58) 2:48.52 (54.35)
3:11.70 (23.18) 3:37.39 (48.87)
3 SwimMAC Carolina-NC 'A' 3:38.61 3:38.55 32
1) Julia Menkhaus 17 2) *Lillian Higgs 17
3) Sophie Lindner 17 4) Olwyn Bartis 16
26.50 54.21 (54.21)
1:22.81 (28.60) 1:55.35 (1:01.14)
2:19.94 (24.59) 2:49.24 (53.89)
3:12.69 (23.45) 3:38.55 (49.31)
4 Marlins of Ralei-NC 'A' 3:40.13 3:40.16 30
1) Madison Homovich 17 2) Ashley McCauley 16
3) Abigail Arens 15 4) Grace Countie 18
26.94 54.75 (54.75)
1:23.85 (29.10) 1:56.33 (1:01.58)
2:21.38 (25.05) 2:50.62 (54.29)
3:14.22 (23.60) 3:40.16 (49.54)
5 Gator Swim Club-FL 'A' 3:39.71 3:41.00 28
1) Caitlin Brooks 17 2) *Kirschtine Balbuena 17
3) Talia Bates 16 4) Kaitlyn Cronin 16
25.36 52.51 (52.51)
1:22.69 (30.18) 1:57.61 (1:05.10)
2:22.18 (24.57) 2:50.69 (53.08)
3:14.85 (24.16) 3:41.00 (50.31)
6 SwimMAC Carolina-NC 'B' 3:41.96 3:41.14 26
1) Sinclair Larson 17 2) Emme Nelson 16
3) Elizabeth Vannote 16 4) Madelyn Flickinger 16
26.94 54.26 (54.26)
1:23.64 (29.38) 1:57.38 (1:03.12)
2:22.67 (25.29) 2:51.44 (54.06)
3:15.08 (23.64) 3:41.14 (49.70)
7 Mason Manta Rays-OH 'A' 3:42.82 3:41.33 24
1) Brynna Wolfe 17 2) Hannah Foster 18
3) Harna Minezawa 16 4) Cora Dupre 16
27.31 55.99 (55.99)
1:24.37 (28.38) 1:57.75 (1:01.76)
2:22.22 (24.47) 2:52.28 (54.53)
3:15.33 (23.05) 3:41.33 (49.05)
8 Carmel Swim Club-IN 'A' 3:42.09 3:42.63 22
1) Grace Pangburn 16 2) Grace Estabrook 18
3) Gertrude Rothrock 18 4) Kelly Pash 16
27.18 56.04 (56.04)
1:25.73 (29.69) 1:59.96 (1:03.92)
2:25.06 (25.10) 2:54.14 (54.18)
3:17.27 (23.13) 3:42.63 (48.49)
Men’s 400 Medley Relay
The Mason Manta Rays narrowly missed the meet record that was set two years ago by Palo Alto Stanford of 3:13.37. The Manta Rays won with a 3:13.68 with Carson Foster (47.44), Jacob Foster (52.44), Jacob McDonald (48.97) and Adam Chaney (44.83). Carmel Swim Club finished second at 3:15.92 with Wyatt Davis (48.11), Stefano Batista (55.08), Drew Kibler (47.48) and Andrew Couchon (45.25) swimming for them.
SwimMAC Carolina finished in third with a 3:16.51 with Kyle Barone (49.37), William Chan (53.55), Boyd Poelke (48.65) and John Walker (44.94) swimming for them.
Event 12 Men 4x100 Yard Medley Relay
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SC Jrs Meet: J 3:13.37 12/10/15 Palo Alto Stanford AQ
B Ho, J Babinet, J Molinari, A Gwo
Team Seed Finals Points
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1 Mason Manta Rays-OH 'A' 3:18.75 3:13.68 40
1) Carson Foster 16 2) Jacob Foster 17
3) Jacob McDonald 15 4) Adam Chaney 15
23.16 47.44 (47.44)
1:11.54 (24.10) 1:39.88 (52.44)
2:02.42 (22.54) 2:28.85 (48.97)
2:49.97 (21.12) 3:13.68 (44.83)
2 Carmel Swim Club-IN 'A' 3:18.80 3:15.92 34
1) Wyatt Davis 16 2) Stefano Batista 17
3) Drew Kibler 17 4) Andrew Couchon 18
23.33 48.11 (48.11)
1:13.23 (25.12) 1:43.19 (55.08)
2:04.83 (21.64) 2:30.67 (47.48)
2:51.70 (21.03) 3:15.92 (45.25)
3 SwimMAC Carolina-NC 'A' 3:15.99 3:16.51 32
1) Kyle Barone 17 2) William Chan 17
3) Boyd Poelke 16 4) John Walker 16
23.11 49.37 (49.37)
1:13.99 (24.62) 1:42.92 (53.55)
2:05.23 (22.31) 2:31.57 (48.65)
2:52.73 (21.16) 3:16.51 (44.94)
4 Dynamo Swim Club-GA 'A' 3:19.65 3:17.76 30
1) Ian Grum 16 2) Hunter Merkle 18
3) Raunak Khosla 17 4) Campbell Auerbach 16
24.00 49.12 (49.12)
1:15.00 (25.88) 1:44.98 (55.86)
2:07.26 (22.28) 2:32.74 (47.76)
2:54.09 (21.35) 3:17.76 (45.02)
5 Dayton Raiders-OH 'A' 3:20.65 3:18.44 28
1) Connor Blatt 17 2) Nicholas Perera 18
3) Cody Bybee 18 4) Josef Pohlmann 17
24.22 50.22 (50.22)
1:16.41 (26.19) 1:46.13 (55.91)
2:07.45 (21.32) 2:32.76 (46.63)
2:54.37 (21.61) 3:18.44 (45.68)
6 Baylor Swim Club-SE 'A' 3:22.05 3:18.55 26
1) *Jack Kirby 17 2) *Piotr Kurleto 17
3) Zachariah Althoff 18 4) Robert Freeman 17
23.72 48.79 (48.79)
1:15.07 (26.28) 1:44.82 (56.03)
2:08.11 (23.29) 2:34.70 (49.88)
2:55.76 (21.06) 3:18.55 (43.85)
7 Allegheny North-AM 'A' 3:57.87L 3:18.66 24
1) Andrew Zhang 17 2) Jerry Chen 17
3) Richard Mihm 16 4) Mason Gonzalez 17
24.01 49.32 (49.32)
1:15.94 (26.62) 1:46.73 (57.41)
2:09.02 (22.29) 2:35.23 (48.50)
2:55.67 (20.44) 3:18.66 (43.43)
8 SwimAtlanta-GA 'A' 3:20.82 3:18.72 22
1) Lleyton Smith 16 2) Andrew Winton 18
3) Jacob Magahey 16 4) Bradley Dunham 17
24.36 50.25 (50.25)
1:15.21 (24.96) 1:44.56 (54.31)
2:07.51 (22.95) 2:34.25 (49.69)
2:55.17 (20.92) 3:18.72 (44.47)
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Correction, Kate Douglass is the NAG record holder for 15-16 at 22.02. The article states that her 22.18 puts her at 7th.
Why is everyone ignoring the Lake Oswego Swim Club female relay DQ’s? They blatantly cheated, entering relays with eligible swimmers and then swimming an unattached swimmer on 3 of those relays, trying to pass her off as someone else! This is a huge integrity issue. Where’s the accountability?? A coaching suspension at the very least! LOSC?? Oregon Swimming?? USA Swimming??