Dynamo Crushes Cincinnati Marlins’ Day Old NAG Relay Record

Dynamo Swim Club is the latest to break the NAG record in the boy’s 13-14 400 medley relay.  Their relay team of Ian Grum, Liam Bell, Mark Rotolo, and Cam Auerbach combined to win the 13-14 4×100 medley relay with a time of 4:02.59 at the 2015 Georgia LC Age Group State Championships.

The previous record of 4:03.15 wasn’t even 16 hours old. The Cincinnati Marlin’s set the previous record last night at the Ohio Junior Olympics. The National Age Group record the Marlins broke yesterday had already belonged to their team from the year before, but they managed to break the record with three new swimmers on the relay.

Cam Auerbach is showing early signs that he will be following in the footsteps of his older brother.  Knox Auerbach is currently a member of the US Junior National team in the men’s 100 freestyle. His younger brother, Cam, anchored Dynamo’s record breaking relay in 54.78.

Take a look at the comparative splits below:

Previous record: 4:03.15, Cincinnati Marlins

  • Carson Foster – 1:01.08
  • Jake Foster – 1:05.33
  • Matthew Sims – 1:00.07
  • Joshua McDonald – 56.67

New Record: 4:02.59, Dynamo Swim Club

  • Ian Grum – 1:02.22
  • Liam Bell – 1:05.51
  • Mark Rotolo – 1:00.08
  • Cam Auerbach – 54.78

Full results can be found on Meet Mobile by searching “2015 GA 14U LC Champs”

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cam
8 years ago

I have a video of the Race if you would like it?

SwimBreaststroke
8 years ago

Congrats guys! I’m honestly glad either team isn’t going to the EZ champ meet in Virginia. Cincinnati’s going to central, but Dynamo’s going to southern. It’s sad to think those teams won’t meet until junior nationals maybe

Mike Rotolo
8 years ago

great race stay focused and your team will do well Mississippi

Victor
8 years ago

Go Big D!!!

Eldridge
8 years ago

I was there

michael
8 years ago

hmmmm….I’m coming up with a time of 4:03.15 for those splits on the Marlins side

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The writer formerly known as "Troy Gennaro", better known as Tony Carroll, has been working with SwimSwam since April of 2013. Tony grew up in northern Indiana and started swimming in 2003 when his dad forced him to join the local swim team. Reluctantly, he joined on the condition that …

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