Anne Dickinson Helps YMCA of Metro Milwaukee To Sweep Of Girls Events On Night 1 Of Y-Nats

2026 YMCA Short Course National Championships

• March 30 – April 3, 2026
• Greensboro Aquatic Center, Greensboro, North Carolina
• Short Course Yards (25 yards), Prelims/Finals
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Maggie Dickinson teamed up alongside sister Anne Dickinson as well as Amanda Lotz and Katelyn Anderson as the four swam to a win in the 800 free relay with a 7:22.79. Anne led off in a 1:48.35, just off her lifetime best 1:47.60 while Maggie had the fastest split of the field with a 1:47.78.

Anne Dickinson earned the win in the 1000 free as she touched in a 9:46.51. That dropped 1.27 seconds off her previous best time that she swam at Winter Juniors back in December. She was 2nd in the event a year ago with a 9:57.68 then. Last year’s champion Meghan Ayers was 2nd this year in a 9:59.12.

16 year old Kyle Burk swam to a huge lifetime best en route to win the boys 1000 free as he touched in a 9:07.23. That dropped from his entry time of a 9:22.64. Burk was 5th last year in a 9:24.41. He finished three seconds ahead of Will Charlton who was 2nd in a 9:10.50.

The Reading and Berks County YMCA boys won the 800 free relay in a 6:37.13. The team consisted of Jack Martin, Greyson DiMariano, Charlie Rogers, and Owen Eisenhofer. Martin matched his lifetime best with a 1:38.19 leadoff while Eisenhofer anchored in a 1:37.08.