Mexico and Brazil posted the strongest team performances on the first day of the UANA Swimming Cup, with Mexico taking home nine wins and Brazil earning seven top honors. Read below for event-by-event coverage of each event contested Friday in Coral Springs, Fla.
To open the meet, Mexico’s Tania Naranjo Carballeda won the 11-12 girls’ 400 free in 4:44.17. Her countrywoman Belem Santaolaya Rivera took second in 4:51.47, and Brazil’s Tyara Ramos took third (4:51.52).
1 Naranjo Carballeda, T 05 Mexico 4:36.76 4:44.17
32.45 1:07.46 (35.01)
1:43.44 (35.98) 2:19.34 (35.90)
2:55.81 (36.47) 3:32.29 (36.48)
4:08.82 (36.53) 4:44.17 (35.35)
2 Santaolaya Rivera, Be 06 Mexico 4:55.26 4:51.47
32.98 1:08.50 (35.52)
1:45.76 (37.26) 2:23.42 (37.66)
3:01.20 (37.78) 3:39.20 (38.00)
4:17.17 (37.97) 4:51.47 (34.30)
3 Ramos, Tyara 05 Brazil 4:56.66 4:51.52
32.27 1:07.44 (35.17)
1:44.12 (36.68) 2:21.26 (37.14)
2:58.84 (37.58) 3:36.75 (37.91)
4:15.93 (39.18) 4:51.52 (35.59)
4 Anthony, Zoe 05 T'Dad & T'Bgo 4:55.73 5:04.30
32.79 1:09.06 (36.27)
1:47.64 (38.58) 2:26.55 (38.91)
3:06.79 (40.24) 3:46.87 (40.08)
4:26.61 (39.74) 5:04.30 (37.69)
5 Deane, Adia 05 Barbados 5:22.34 5:04.59
33.15 1:11.20 (38.05)
1:49.64 (38.44) 2:29.02 (39.38)
3:08.69 (39.67) 3:48.33 (39.64)
4:26.50 (38.17) 5:04.59 (38.09)
Argentina’s Ana Hussman won the 13-14 girls’ 400 free in 4:30.76, ahead of Mexico’s Daniela Flores Bautista (4:33.77) and Argentina’s Lucia Gauna (4:34.06).
1 Hussman, Ana 04 ARG 4:29.67 4:30.76
30.06 1:03.62 (33.56)
1:37.64 (34.02) 2:12.66 (35.02)
2:47.80 (35.14) 3:22.73 (34.93)
3:57.83 (35.10) 4:30.76 (32.93)
2 Flores Bautista, Dani 03 Mexico 4:26.70 4:33.77
31.80 1:05.96 (34.16)
1:41.04 (35.08) 2:16.11 (35.07)
2:51.42 (35.31) 3:26.33 (34.91)
4:00.79 (34.46) 4:33.77 (32.98)
3 Gauna, Lucia 03 ARG 4:30.27 4:34.06
31.25 1:05.47 (34.22)
1:41.16 (35.69) 2:16.52 (35.36)
2:52.08 (35.56) 3:27.20 (35.12)
4:01.64 (34.44) 4:34.06 (32.42)
4 Garrido Morales, Circ 03 Mexico 4:52.64 4:41.21
32.75 1:08.37 (35.62)
1:43.90 (35.53) 2:19.37 (35.47)
2:54.25 (34.88) 3:30.41 (36.16)
4:05.87 (35.46) 4:41.21 (35.34)
5 Lambert, Avery R 04 Cayman 4:44.00 4:45.18
32.03 1:06.72 (34.69)
1:43.24 (36.52) 2:20.18 (36.94)
2:56.97 (36.79) 3:33.44 (36.47)
4:09.49 (36.05) 4:45.18 (35.69)
Argentina’s Delfina Pignatiello finished well ahead of the field in the 15-17 girls’ 400 free, with her time of 4:19.32 easily out-pacing countrywoman Delfina Dini (4:23.72) and Mexico’s Marie Conde Merlos (4:30.71).
1 Pignatiello, Delfina 00 ARG 4:08.33 4:19.32
29.55 1:00.85 (31.30)
1:33.14 (32.29) 2:06.34 (33.20)
2:39.41 (33.07) 3:12.62 (33.21)
3:46.11 (33.49) 4:19.32 (33.21)
2 Dini, Delfina 01 ARG 4:19.54 4:23.72
30.02 1:02.53 (32.51)
1:35.58 (33.05) 2:09.59 (34.01)
2:43.09 (33.50) 3:17.41 (34.32)
3:50.92 (33.51) 4:23.72 (32.80)
3 Conde Merlos, Marie X 01 Mexico 4:25.97 4:30.71
31.83 1:06.18 (34.35)
1:41.05 (34.87) 2:16.00 (34.95)
2:50.38 (34.38) 3:25.05 (34.67)
3:58.95 (33.90) 4:30.71 (31.76)
4 Oviedo Cardenas, Rebe 00 Mexico 4:24.47 4:31.08
31.86 1:06.44 (34.58)
1:41.32 (34.88) 2:16.34 (35.02)
2:50.73 (34.39) 3:25.31 (34.58)
3:59.21 (33.90) 4:31.08 (31.87)
5 Ruvalcaba Reyes, Raqu 01 Mexico 4:24.52 x4:31.50
31.99 1:05.75 (33.76)
1:40.13 (34.38) 2:14.29 (34.16)
2:49.33 (35.04) 3:24.09 (34.76)
3:58.86 (34.77) 4:31.50 (32.64)
Joao Pierre Campos of Brazil won the 11-12 boys’ 400 free in 4:21.80, well ahead of Mexico’s Emiliano Moreno Viera (4:26.34) and Trinidad and Tobago’s Zarek Wilson (4:33.49).
1 Campos, Joao Pierre 05 Brazil 4:40.57 4:21.80
29.92 1:02.53 (32.61)
1:35.80 (33.27) 2:09.03 (33.23)
2:43.32 (34.29) 3:16.71 (33.39)
3:50.13 (33.42) 4:21.80 (31.67)
2 Moreno Viera, Emilian 05 Mexico 4:27.99 4:26.34
30.20 1:03.63 (33.43)
1:36.93 (33.30) 2:10.73 (33.80)
2:45.13 (34.40) 3:18.91 (33.78)
3:53.49 (34.58) 4:26.34 (32.85)
3 Wilson, Zarek 05 T'Dad & T'Bgo 4:31.15 4:33.49
29.94 1:04.04 (34.10)
1:38.51 (34.47) 2:13.55 (35.04)
2:48.28 (34.73) 3:22.75 (34.47)
3:59.42 (36.67) 4:33.49 (34.07)
4 Afonso, Joao Pedro 05 Brazil 4:49.37 4:35.33
31.47 1:05.25 (33.78)
1:40.86 (35.61) 2:15.04 (34.18)
2:50.71 (35.67) 3:27.20 (36.49)
4:03.45 (36.25) 4:35.33 (31.88)
5 Torres Sosa, Omar Emi 05 Mexico 4:47.14 4:35.93
30.87 1:04.86 (33.99)
1:40.25 (35.39) 2:14.91 (34.66)
2:50.62 (35.71) 3:26.62 (36.00)
4:02.74 (36.12) 4:35.93 (33.19)
Brazil’s Gustavo Saldo finished two seconds ahead of Mexico’s Maximiliano Vega Cuevas in the 13-14 boys’ 400 free, 4:12.55 to 4:14.84. Costa Rica’s Juan Jose Bolanos took third in 4:16.38.
1 Saldo, Gustavo 03 Brazil 4:06.16 4:12.55
28.74 1:01.51 (32.77)
1:34.06 (32.55) 2:06.62 (32.56)
2:38.46 (31.84) 3:10.12 (31.66)
3:41.67 (31.55) 4:12.55 (30.88)
2 Vega Cuevas, Maximili 03 Mexico 4:16.50 4:14.84
29.88 1:02.12 (32.24)
1:34.90 (32.78) 2:07.53 (32.63)
2:40.25 (32.72) 3:13.09 (32.84)
3:44.96 (31.87) 4:14.84 (29.88)
3 Bolaños, Juan José 04 Costa Rica 4:19.36 4:16.38
29.89 1:02.35 (32.46)
1:35.09 (32.74) 2:07.73 (32.64)
2:40.35 (32.62) 3:12.74 (32.39)
3:45.03 (32.29) 4:16.38 (31.35)
4 Del Rosal Marquez, Je 03 Mexico 4:21.06 4:24.59
29.50 1:01.74 (32.24)
1:35.78 (34.04) 2:09.66 (33.88)
2:44.13 (34.47) 3:18.53 (34.40)
3:51.97 (33.44) 4:24.59 (32.62)
5 Olguin Reyes, Luis Al 03 Mexico 4:26.65 x4:25.71
29.07 1:02.02 (32.95)
1:35.28 (33.26) 2:09.38 (34.10)
2:43.40 (34.02) 3:17.94 (34.54)
3:52.46 (34.52) 4:25.71 (33.25)
Colombia’s Juan Morales Restrepo took first in the 15-17 boys’ 400 free in 4:02.03. Rounding out the top three were Argentina’s Lucas Alba (4:03.87) and Argentina’s Gonzalo Garay (4:05.71).
1 Morales Restrepo, Jua 00 COL 3:57.39 4:02.03
28.04 58.59 (30.55)
1:29.73 (31.14) 2:00.70 (30.97)
2:31.99 (31.29) 3:02.78 (30.79)
3:32.85 (30.07) 4:02.03 (29.18)
2 Alba, Lucas 00 ARG 4:02.31 4:03.87
27.74 58.28 (30.54)
1:29.22 (30.94) 2:00.26 (31.04)
2:30.91 (30.65) 3:01.78 (30.87)
3:32.90 (31.12) 4:03.87 (30.97)
3 Garay, Gonzalo 01 ARG 4:01.38 4:05.71
28.29 58.86 (30.57)
1:29.80 (30.94) 2:01.00 (31.20)
2:32.38 (31.38) 3:04.39 (32.01)
3:35.85 (31.46) 4:05.71 (29.86)
4 Salgado Salinas, Axel 00 Mexico 4:03.70 4:06.03
28.69 58.98 (30.29)
1:30.40 (31.42) 2:01.67 (31.27)
2:32.81 (31.14) 3:04.24 (31.43)
3:35.55 (31.31) 4:06.03 (30.48)
5 Ibarra Reyes, Alvaro 01 Mexico 4:03.29 4:06.25
29.14 1:00.35 (31.21)
1:31.16 (30.81) 2:02.48 (31.32)
2:33.86 (31.38) 3:05.39 (31.53)
3:36.23 (30.84) 4:06.25 (30.02)
Mexico swept the top two spots in the 11-12 girls’ 200 IM, with Emilia Gutierrez Merino touching out Sofia Laureano Perez, 2:36.33 to 2:36.57. Brazil’s Luiza Lima took third in 2:38.19.
1 Gutierrez Merino, Emi 05 Mexico 2:32.90 2:36.33
33.21 1:13.14 (39.93)
2:00.42 (47.28) 2:36.33 (35.91)
2 Laureano Perez, Sofia 05 Mexico 2:40.75 2:36.57
31.13 1:11.77 (40.64)
2:01.35 (49.58) 2:36.57 (35.22)
3 Lima, Luiza 05 Brazil 2:34.40 2:38.19
33.44 1:13.09 (39.65)
2:01.14 (48.05) 2:38.19 (37.05)
4 Caballero, Astrid M 05 Paraguay 2:44.65 2:38.24
32.83 1:13.80 (40.97)
2:00.13 (46.33) 2:38.24 (38.11)
5 Santos, Perola 05 Brazil 2:49.17 2:40.78
35.28 1:16.46 (41.18)
2:03.79 (47.33) 2:40.78 (36.99)
Mexico’s Emiliano Moreno Viera topped the 11-12 boys’ 200 IM in 2:28.81, just ahead of Brazil’s Joao Pedro Afonso (2:29.07). Trinidad and Tobago’s Zarek Wilson took third in 2:31.50.
1 Moreno Viera, Emilian 05 Mexico 2:34.92 2:28.81
31.93 1:10.51 (38.58)
1:56.84 (46.33) 2:28.81 (31.97)
2 Afonso, Joao Pedro 05 Brazil 2:34.21 2:29.07
32.69 1:13.31 (40.62)
1:55.79 (42.48) 2:29.07 (33.28)
3 Wilson, Zarek 05 T'Dad & T'Bgo 2:27.98 2:31.50
31.59 1:12.23 (40.64)
1:59.25 (47.02) 2:31.50 (32.25)
4 Gossmann, Christopher 05 GUA 2:33.20 2:32.00
30.80 1:09.46 (38.66)
1:57.53 (48.07) 2:32.00 (34.47)
5 Ochoa Neurouth, Natha 05 Mexico 2:37.97 2:34.82
33.68 1:17.25 (43.57)
1:58.72 (41.47) 2:34.82 (36.10)
Argentina’s Selene Alborzen won the 13-14 girls’ 200 IM in 2:23.78, followed by Mexico’s Athena Meneses Kovacs (2:25.26) and Maria Miranda Gallegos (2:27.41).
1 Alborzen, Selene 03 ARG 2:23.45 2:23.78
31.17 1:07.72 (36.55)
1:48.68 (40.96) 2:23.78 (35.10)
2 Meneses Kovacs, Athen 04 Mexico 2:26.85 2:25.26
29.57 1:06.32 (36.75)
1:52.18 (45.86) 2:25.26 (33.08)
3 Miranda Gallegos, Mar 03 Mexico 2:23.72 2:27.41
32.49 1:09.18 (36.69)
1:53.68 (44.50) 2:27.41 (33.73)
4 Pulido Ortiz, Celia D 03 Mexico 2:29.84 x2:27.89
30.41 1:06.22 (35.81)
1:53.45 (47.23) 2:27.89 (34.44)
5 Hussman, Ana 04 ARG 2:28.80 2:27.92
32.73 1:11.16 (38.43)
1:54.66 (43.50) 2:27.92 (33.26)
Mexico’s Maximiliano Vega Cuevas dominated the 13-14 boys’ 200 IM, finishing in 2:14.52. Barbados’ Roan Baker edged out Argentina’s Manolo Rodriguez for second, 2:18.23 to 2:18.44.
1 Vega Cuevas, Maximili 03 Mexico 2:12.02 2:14.52
30.05 1:05.56 (35.51)
1:44.04 (38.48) 2:14.52 (30.48)
2 Baker, Roan 03 Barbados 2:20.90 2:18.23
29.39 1:05.51 (36.12)
1:45.88 (40.37) 2:18.23 (32.35)
3 Rodriguez, Manolo 03 ARG 2:18.29 2:18.44
30.40 1:05.99 (35.59)
1:46.66 (40.67) 2:18.44 (31.78)
4 Saldo, Gustavo 03 Brazil 2:20.11 2:19.10
27.82 1:05.72 (37.90)
1:48.31 (42.59) 2:19.10 (30.79)
5 Razuri, Piero 03 PER 2:18.63 2:20.75
30.46 1:06.80 (36.34)
1:48.61 (41.81) 2:20.75 (32.14)
Peru’s Andrea Marcel Hurtado finished a half-second ahead of Mexico’s Marie Conde Merlos, 2:24.19 to 2:24.62. Argentina’s Valentina Arce Paez touched third in 2:27.01.
1 Hurtado, Andrea Marce 00 PER 2:22.84 2:24.19
31.26 1:06.93 (35.67)
1:51.90 (44.97) 2:24.19 (32.29)
2 Conde Merlos, Marie X 01 Mexico 2:22.83 2:24.62
33.46 1:11.70 (38.24)
1:53.30 (41.60) 2:24.62 (31.32)
3 Arce Paez, Valentina 02 ARG 2:26.56 2:27.01
30.76 1:08.31 (37.55)
1:53.60 (45.29) 2:27.01 (33.41)
4 Melo Barrera, Laura S 02 COL 2:24.82 2:27.36
31.13 1:08.05 (36.92)
1:51.61 (43.56) 2:27.36 (35.75)
5 Tamayo, Ireyra 01 PAN 2:29.90 2:28.78
31.36 1:10.21 (38.85)
1:56.10 (45.89) 2:28.78 (32.68)
Mexico’s Axel Salgado Salinas won the men’s 200 IM in 2:10.95, just ahead of Costa Rica’s Jose David Solis (2:11.13). Argentina’s Nicolas Weigandt took third in 2:12.47.
1 Salgado Salinas, Axel 00 Mexico 2:13.48 2:10.95
29.27 1:03.01 (33.74)
1:40.63 (37.62) 2:10.95 (30.32)
2 Solís, José David 01 Costa Rica 2:14.07 2:11.31
28.17 1:02.09 (33.92)
1:39.44 (37.35) 2:11.31 (31.87)
3 Weigandt, Nicolas 02 ARG 2:10.56 2:12.47
28.53 1:01.92 (33.39)
1:41.49 (39.57) 2:12.47 (30.98)
4 Weekes, Luis Sebastia 00 Barbados 2:10.04 2:13.97
28.29 1:03.08 (34.79)
1:41.61 (38.53) 2:13.97 (32.36)
5 Giribaldie, Jeremy 00 Curacao Aquatics 2:20.46 2:17.03
29.22 1:05.60 (36.38)
1:47.01 (41.41) 2:17.03 (30.02)
Brazil finished 1-2 in the 11-12 girls’ 50 free. Perola Santos won in 28.77, while Luiza Luis touched out Sofia Laureano Perez, 29.36 to 29.37.
1 Santos, Perola 05 Brazil 27.81 28.77 2 Lima, Luiza 05 Brazil 28.23 29.36 3 Laureano Perez, Sofia 05 Mexico 29.45 29.37 4 Moss, Keianna B 05 BAH 29.94 29.50 4 Martins, Ariana 05 Brazil 29.19 x29.50
Brazil’s Joao Pierre Campos won his second event of the day in the 11-12 boys’ 50 free, finishing in 26.57. Completing the top three were Trinidad and Tobago’s Zarek Wilson (27.32) and Brazil’s Vitor Pelissari (27.44).
1 Campos, Joao Pierre 05 Brazil 27.72 26.57 2 Wilson, Zarek 05 T'Dad & T'Bgo 27.03 27.32 3 Pelissari, Vitor 05 Brazil 26.70 27.44 4 Johnson, Marvin L 06 BAH 27.71 27.50 5 Gossmann, Christopher 05 GUA 28.35 27.92
Venezuela’s Fabiana Pesce tied with Mexico’s Athena Meneses Kovacs for the top spot in the 13-14 girls’ 50 free with a time of 27.10. Jamaica’s Emily McDonald took third in 27.42.
1 Meneses Kovacs, Athen 04 Mexico 27.49 27.10 1 Pesce, Fabiana 03 VEN 26.51 27.10 3 MacDonald, Emily 03 JAM 27.20 27.42 4 Watson-Brown, Logan 03 BERAG 27.59 27.80 5 Pulido Ortiz, Celia D 03 Mexico 28.71 28.25
Mexico’s Victor Salcedo Carrillo beat the Bahamas’ Lamar Taylor by one hundredths in the 13-14 boys’ 50 free, 24.56 to 24.57. Brazil’s Joao Pedro Altoe finished third in 24.83.
1 Salcedo Carrillo, Vic 03 Mexico 24.69 24.56 2 Taylor, Lamar C 03 BAH 24.84 24.57 3 Altoe, Joao Pedro 03 Brazil 24.47 24.83 4 Dias, Gabriel 03 Brazil 25.54 25.65 5 Larios, Roberto 03 HON 25.95 25.95
Argentina’s Julieta Lema won the 15-17 girls’ 50 free in 26.16, while Curacao’s Chade Nersicio edged out Venezuela’s Lyon Lismar for second, 26.72 to 26.79.
1 Lema, Julieta 00 ARG 25.85 26.16 2 Nersicio, Chade 01 Curacao Aquatics 26.45 26.72 3 Lismar, Lyon 00 VEN 26.82 26.79 4 Banks, Gabrianna C 02 JAM 27.07 27.31 5 Sansores DE LA Fuent, 00 Mexico 26.95 27.43
Mexico’s Guillermo Cruz Zuinga topped the 15-17 boys’ 50 free in 23.54. Brazil’s Matheus Zacharias took second in 23.88, ahead of the Bahamas’ Izaak Bastian (24.08).
1 Cruz Zuniga, Guillerm 00 Mexico 23.43 23.54 2 Zacharias, Matheus 01 Brazil 24.00 23.88 3 Bastian, Izaak Z 01 BAH 23.76 24.08 4 Rosa, Alejandro 00 DOM 23.89 24.09 5 Kirby, Jack 00 Barbados 24.72 24.41 5 Aguilera Gonzalez, Sa 00 COL 24.48 24.41
Brazil’s team of Luiza Lima, Ariana Martins, Tyara Ramos and Perola Santos took first in the 11-12 girls’ 200 medley relay in a time of 2:15.66.
1 Brazil 'A' 2:07.99 2:15.66
1) Lima, Luiza 05 2) Martins, Ariana 05
3) Ramos, Tyara 05 4) Santos, Perola 05
34.91 1:13.38 (38.47)
1:46.72 (33.34) 2:15.66 (28.94)
2 Mexico 'A' 2:13.96 2:17.36
1) Torre Ayala, Luna 05 2) Laureano Perez, Sofia Desiree
3) Gutierrez Merino, Emilia Juli 4) Santaolaya Rivera, Belem 06
34.19 1:15.89 (41.70)
1:48.11 (32.22) 2:17.36 (29.25)
3 HON 'A' NT 2:21.63
1) Figueroa, Isabella 05 2) Escalante, Sairy 05
3) Rodriguez, Dana 05 4) Santos, Maria Jose 05
36.45 1:14.60 (38.15)
1:51.02 (36.42) 2:21.63 (30.61)
4 ISV 'A' 2:32.00 2:24.96
1) Maltby, Fairley 05 2) Sperber, Victoria 05
3) Brunt, Gabriela 05 4) Barr, Lindsay 05
38.03 1:17.54 (39.51)
1:53.92 (36.38) 2:24.96 (31.04)
5 Paraguay 'A' NT 2:25.03
1) Ayala, Maria Jose J 05 2) Caballero, Astrid M 05
3) Vazquez, Cecilia N 05 4) Aguillar, Celeste 06
40.78 1:17.60 (36.82)
1:52.64 (35.04) 2:25.03 (32.39)
Brazil’s Rodrigo Soares, Breno Baspo, Vitor Pelissari and Joao Pierre Campos won the 11-12 boys’ 200 medley relay in 2:04.84.
1 Brazil 'A' 2:03.30 2:04.84
1) Soares, Rodrigo 05 2) Baspo, Breno 05
3) Pelissari, Vitor 05 4) Campos, Joao Pierre 05
34.68 1:08.88 (34.20)
1:38.77 (29.89) 2:04.84 (26.07)
2 Mexico 'A' 2:09.27 2:07.67
1) Nangullasmú Arellane, José Mi 2) Ochoa Neurouth, Nathaniel 05
3) Moreno Viera, Emiliano 05 4) Valverde Sánchez, Juan David
33.23 1:09.37 (36.14)
1:39.43 (30.06) 2:07.67 (28.24)
3 HON 'A' NT 2:16.63
1) Sabillon, Diego 05 2) Bustillo, Rafael 05
3) Plazaola, Diego 05 4) Pineda, Olvin 05
37.39 1:16.00 (38.61)
1:47.70 (31.70) 2:16.63 (28.93)
4 ARU 'A' 2:19.01 2:19.49
1) Fun, Ronald P 05 2) Kock, Gavin 06
3) Croes, Jaydon 06 4) Dirksz, Braynsly 06
35.72 1:14.24 (38.52)
1:47.74 (33.50) 2:19.49 (31.75)
The Mexican quarter of Celia Pulido Ortiz, Maria Miranda Gallegos, Athena Meneses Kovacs and Circe Garrido Morales won the 13-14 girls’ 200 medley relay in 2:03.39.
1 Mexico 'A' 2:10.98 2:03.39
1) Pulido Ortiz, Celia Del Rocio 2) Miranda Gallegos, Maria Jose
3) Meneses Kovacs, Athena 04 4) Garrido Morales, Circe 03
31.40 1:07.17 (35.77)
1:35.67 (28.50) 2:03.39 (27.72)
2 ARG 'A' 2:03.45 2:05.71
1) Copes, Ornella 03 2) Alborzen, Selene 03
3) Nucifora, Julieta 03 4) Gauna, Lucia 03
33.77 1:07.19 (33.42)
1:38.11 (30.92) 2:05.71 (27.60)
3 PER 'A' 2:11.47 2:12.63
1) Casariego, Nicole Ximena 03 2) Hernandez, Isabel Daniela 03
3) Villanueva, Lourdes Sofia 03 4) Guzman, Veronica Paola 03
33.20 1:11.49 (38.29)
1:43.18 (31.69) 2:12.63 (29.45)
4 Cayman 'A' 2:12.13 2:15.01
1) Lambert, Avery R 04 2) Ellison, Sabine 03
3) Royston, Stephanie 04 4) Embury-Brown, Raya 04
34.38
49.53 ( ) 2:15.01 (1:25.48)
5 T'Dad & T'Bgo 'A' 2:11.16 2:15.09
1) Gooding, Adriana 03 2) Bocage, Brianna 03
3) Allen, Regan H 03 4) Lewis, DeNicha 03
33.94
48.35 ( ) 2:15.09 (1:26.74)
Gabriel Dias, Raphael Windmuller, Gustavo Saldo and Joao Pedro Altoe won the 13-14 boys’ 200 medley relay for Brazil in 1:52.77.
1 Brazil 'A' 1:55.80 1:52.77
1) Dias, Gabriel 03 2) Windmuller, Raphael R 03
3) Saldo, Gustavo 03 4) Altoe, Joao Pedro 03
29.71 1:00.84 (31.13)
1:52.77 (51.93)
2 ARG 'A' 1:54.60 1:53.09
1) Faya, Ramiro 03 2) Carroccia, Juan Bautista 03
3) Carrasco, Manuel 03 4) Schwindt, Martin 03
29.84 1:00.53 (30.69)
1:28.20 (27.67) 1:53.09 (24.89)
3 Mexico 'A' 2:00.94 1:58.00
1) Del Rosal Marquez, Jesus Anto 2) Vega Cuevas, Maximiliano 03
3) Olguin Reyes, Luis Alberto 03 4) Salcedo Carrillo, Victor Manu
31.60 1:04.12 (32.52)
1:33.53 (29.41) 1:58.00 (24.47)
4 Barbados 'A' NT 1:58.81
1) Pragnell, Tristan 03 2) Clarke, McCallum 03
3) Baker, Roan 03 4) Trotman, Kai 04
29.96
47.70 ( ) 1:58.81 (1:11.11)
5 PER 'A' 1:59.88 2:01.35
1) Razuri, Piero 03 2) Llaque, Miguel Angel 03
3) Acuña, Segel Berni 03 4) Rodriguez, Mateo 03
30.98 1:05.57 (34.59)
1:35.37 (29.80) 2:01.35 (25.98)
Argentina picked up its first relay win of the day in the 15-17 girls’ 200 medley relay, with Valentina Arce Paez, Valentina Marcantonio, Julieta Lema and Delfina Pignatiello touching in 1:59.72.
1 ARG 'A' 1:57.54 1:59.72
1) Arce Paez, Valentina 02 2) Marcantonio, Valenina 02
3) Lema, Julieta 00 4) Pignatiello, Delfina 00
30.96 1:04.07 (33.11)
1:32.28 (28.21) 1:59.72 (27.44)
2 Mexico 'A' 2:01.57 2:02.65
1) Sansores DE LA Fuent, Andrea 2) Jimenez Peon, Maria Fernanda
3) Meza Coronado, Dalahi 01 4) Conde Merlos, Marie Ximena 01
30.80 1:05.00 (34.20)
1:34.22 (29.22) 2:02.65 (28.43)
3 COL 'A' NT 2:04.43
1) Narvaez Parra, Michelle M 01 2) Melo Barrera, Laura S 02
3) Durango Restrepo, Karen 01 4) Becerra Quintanilla, Valentin
32.71 1:08.31 (35.60)
1:38.23 (29.92) 2:04.43 (26.20)
4 PAN 'A' NT 2:08.56
1) Bueno, Larissa 01 2) Valdes, Andrea 00
3) Avila, Marialuisa 00 4) Tamayo, Ireyra 01
33.24 1:10.58 (37.34)
1:41.21 (30.63) 2:08.56 (27.35)
5 Cayman 'A' 2:02.13 2:09.36
1) Plunkett, Ella 00 2) Jackson, Sarah 00
3) Bailey, Sam 00 4) Jackson, Ali 02
33.78 1:10.11 (36.33)
1:41.75 (31.64) 2:09.36 (27.61)
Mexico ended the day with a win in the 15-17 boys’ 200 medley relay. Jesus Raya Jimenez, Guillermo Cruz Zuniga, Alvaro Ibarra Reyes and Axel Salgado Salinas combined to swim a time of 1:48.97.
1 Mexico 'A' 1:48.01 1:48.97
1) Raya Jimenez, Jesus Elias 00 2) Cruz Zuniga, Guillermo Ruben
3) Ibarra Reyes, Alvaro Octavio 4) Salgado Salinas, Axel 00
28.87 58.23 (29.36)
1:24.06 (25.83) 1:48.97 (24.91)
2 COL 'A' NT 1:50.51
1) Rincón Velasco, Anthony 01 2) Camilo Ocampo, Juan 00
3) Morales Restrepo, Juan M 00 4) Aguilera Gonzalez, Santiago A
27.68 1:01.05 (33.37)
1:26.80 (25.75) 1:50.51 (23.71)
3 Barbados 'A' NT 1:51.99
1) Kirby, Jack 00 2) Dunwoody, Nkosi 02
3) Weekes, Luis Sebastian 00 4) St.Prix, Damon 00
27.47 59.40 (31.93)
1:26.56 (27.16) 1:51.99 (25.43)
4 ARG 'A' 1:48.76 1:52.83
1) Alba, Lucas 00 2) Diaz Wurg, Kevin 01
3) Weigandt, Nicolas 02 4) Garay, Gonzalo 01
29.46 1:00.03 (30.57)
1:27.92 (27.89) 1:52.83 (24.91)
5 PER 'A' 1:51.24 1:54.33
1) Zapata, Gaetano 01 2) Gonzales, Giordano Fabian 00
3) Vargas, Joaquin Daniel 02 4) Ponce de Leon, Rafael Nicolas
29.75 1:01.33 (31.58)
1:28.60 (27.27) 1:54.33 (25.73)
Photos courtesy of Dave Brewington and aboobarley Photography.
