TJ Frost Earns Two Wins On Night 2 Of Columbus Sectionals

2026 Columbus Sectionals

  • July 16-19, 2026
  • Columbus, Ohio
  • LCM (50 meters)
  • Meet Mobile “2026 Central Zone East Summer Speedo Sectiona”
  • Day 1 Recap

Earning two wins on night two of Sectionals in Columbus was TJ Frost. Frost kicked off the night with a win in the boys 200 free, touching in a 1:49.56. That dropped 0.12 off his lifetime best from last summer. Later in the evening, Frost earned his second win as he touched in a 4:22.22 in the 400 IM. That added two seconds from his best time.

Also highlighting the night was Matthew Klinge as he won the 100 butterfly in a 51.77. That was a lifetime best by 0.34 seconds as he swam a 52.11 at US Nationals last June. He went on to finish 7th in the final with a 52.15 while his time from tonight would have moved him up one spot to 6th at 2025 US Nationals. Also earning a win to complete Ohio State’s sweep on the men’s side was Joseph Roth as he touched in a 25.67 in the 50 back.

Emily Brown highlighted the women’s side of the meet as she swam to a 1:59.77 to win the 200 free. Brown, who swims collegiately for Tennessee, dropped over three seconds off her best time as she came into the meet with a best time of a 2:03.52 from 2021 when she was in high school. Brown also was second in the 100 fly, touching in a 59.32 to take 0.12 off her best time she swam at last summer’s Columbus Sectionals. Carrie Furbee earned the win as she swam to a 59.05, taking 0.55 off her lifetime best.

Winning the women’s 400 IM was Paige Delma as she swam to a 4:51.47 to win by over two seconds. Delma has been as fast as a 4:47.99 that she swam at the US Open in December. After winning the 200 back on night 1, KK LeBlanc swam to a win in the 50 backstroke, touching in a 28.84.

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Anya has been with SwimSwam since June 2021 as both a writer and social media coordinator. She was in attendance at the 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 Women's NCAA Championships writing and doing social media for SwimSwam. She also attended 2023 US Summer Nationals as well as the 2024 …

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