2019 NCSA SPRING JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
- March 19th-23rd, 2019
- YMCA of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida
- 25y (SCY) in prelims & finals
- Timeline
- Psych Sheets
- Meet Central & results
- Live stream
On day 2 for the NCSA Spring Juniors meet, NCAP’s Phoebe Bacon put up the 4th-fastest 200 back time for the girls 15-16 age group.
In the final of the 200 back, Bacon came in as the top seed with a 1:51.79, which originally had her at #8 in the 15-16 ranks. However, Bacon dropped even more time to swim a 1:50.71, finishing second behind fellow 16-year-old backstroke stud Isabelle Stadden (Aquajets Swim Team).
Bacon’s time now joins and elite group of swimmers, including Stadden and NAG-holder Regan Smith, in the 200 back rankings.
Top Five 200 Back Times- All-Time 15-16 Girls
- Regan Smith, 2018- 1:48.30
- Isabelle Stadden, 2o18- 1:50.37
- Kylie Stewart, 2013- 1:50.66
- Phoebe Bacon, 2019- 1:50.71
- Elizabeth Pelton, 2010- 1:50.72
Ranking Bacon in the 18&U category, she has the 11th-fastest 200 back time ever. Meanwhile, Stadden’s personal best of 1:50.37 is the 10th-fastest time in the 18&U group.
In the 100 back, Bacon holds the 2nd-fastest time with a 51.18 while Stadden is #3 with a 51.33. At the 2019 NCSA meet, Bacon and Stadden will face off again in the 100 back. With Regan Smith now 17 years old, Bacon and Stadden both have a shot at taking down Smith’s 50.58 NAG.
Fun battle to watch between Stadden and Bacon all week on backstroke.
Welcome back Bobo!