Upper Dublin Swim Club Boys Break 15-16 National Age Group Record in 400 Free Relay

A second relay National Age Group Record has been broken on Thursday night at the 2014 U.S. Junior National Championships, and interestingly enough neither has been from a west coast team – aka the “home time zone” teams.

After the Carmel Swim Club girls got the 15-18 record, the Upper Dublin Swim Club boys took down the 15-16 record in the 400 meter free relay with a 3:29.18. The team of Jake SannemWyatt AmdorMichael Thomas, and Michael Jensen combined to break the record that was a 3:31.30 set last year by the King Aquatic Club.

The comparative splits:

Upper Dublin – Sannem (52.07), Amdor (53.49), Thomas (52.49), Jensen (51.13)
KING – Anderson (52.81), Kolyvek (54.05), Oh (52.68), Thach (51.76)

Upper Dublin blew this record away with consistency. There was no sub-50 to carry them, or even a sub-51, but there were four solid times swimming together, and they were rewarded with an over two-second gap ahead of the old record.

See the full day 2 finals recap here.

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