2025 Speedo Winter Junior Championships — East: Day 4 Finals Live Recap

2025 SPEEDO WINTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – EAST

• December 10-13, 2025
• Indianapolis, Ind.
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  • Finals: 5 p.m. EST
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Day Four Finals Heat Sheet

We have made it to the final session of the 2025 Speedo Winter Junior — East Championships. Over the last four days, we have seen numerous NAG records, meet records, and new top-10 all-time swims in each age group.

Tonight’s session is a long one, with the longest event in swimming, the mile, opening the day as the fastest eight swimmers will race for the top spot.

The timeline estimates nearly four hours to complete the events, with a prompt start at 5:00 p.m. EST and an estimated end time of 8:46 p.m. once all is said and done.

Highlighting tonight’s session we have the stars of the meet: Rylee Erisman, as the top seed in the 100 free, Audrey Derivaux, as the top seed in the 200 fly, and Charlotte Crush, as the top seed in the 200 back on the girls’ side. Crush will also race the 100 free as the 2nd seed behind Erisman.

Derivaux was originally qualified in the 200 backstroke as well, but she scratched out of the final after qualifying 2nd behind Crush.

The boys’ meet will see three-event champion Baylor Stanton race three different 200s this evening with an estimated turnaround of about 40 minutes between the 200 breast and 200 butterfly, along with breakout star Collin Holgerson, in the 200 backstroke.

In the boys’ 100 freestyle, we will have a battle between the 50 free champion, Mike Rice, and the 200 free champion, Liam Carrington.

The 200 breaststroke events are led by medalists from the 100 breaststroke yesterday with gold medalist Molly Sweeney taking the top time in the girls’ event and silver medalist Ian Heysen leading the boys’.

Liam Smith is the top seed in the boys’ 200 fly as he tries to earn his first medal of the meet and hold off very close competition in David Sammons and Stanton.

We will end this session with the 400 freestyle relays where Laker Swim and Bolles School are the top seeds on the girls’ and boys’ sides respectively.

The team race will also be decided tonight. The girls’ meet is close with the TAC Titans sitting in 1st at 266.5, less than 20 points ahead of SwimMAC Carolina, who are 2nd in 249.

The boys’ race is not close with the Bolles School Sharks coming into the evening session with 417 points to lead Central Ohio Aquatics by more than 200 points. The race on the boys’ side will come between 2nd, 3rd, and 4th with COA sitting at 196, SwimAtlanta sitting at 192, and Badger Swim Club sitting at 190.

Girls’ 1650 Yard Freestyle — Timed Finals

• Meet Record: 15:26.17 – Katie Grimes, Sandpipers of Nevada (2022)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 15:52.84 – Claire Weinstein (2021)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 15:15.17 – Katie Ledecky (2013)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 15:13.30 – Katie Ledecky (2014)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Clare Custer (SYS) — 16:09.72
2. Brinkleigh Hansen (SPA) — 16:19.92
3. Izzy Riva (SPA) — 16:20.69
4. Daisy Collins (NCAC) — 16:22.22
5. Clare Herfel (CLPR) — 16:23.55
6. Sarah Zhang (REV) — 16:24.90
7. Sydney Hardy (SYS) — 16:33.02
8. Meghan Ayres (CA) — 16:37.97

Sarasota Sharks 17-year-old Clare Custer picked up first event win of the meet, winning the girls’ 1650 freestyle by more than 10 seconds, touching in 16:09.72 to drop almost 11 seconds from her previous best 16:20.12.

Custer was out in 2nd overall, more than two seconds behind 15-year-old Brinkleigh Hansen at the 500 mark. Hansen was out in 4:49.34 at the 500 to Custer’s 4:51.55.

Custer started building into her splits from the 500 mark, dropping from 29-mids to 29-lows through the first 1000, quickly taking over the lead and extending it. At the 1000, she turned in 9:44.11, more than five seconds ahead of Hansen, who sat 2nd in 9:49.62. She almost even split her first two 500s, turning in 4:52.56 on her 2nd 500 to be only a second behind.

She fell off her pace slightly after the 1000, jumping up to 29-mid-to-highs through the 1500, including a few 30 second splits. At the 1500, she turned in 14:41.47, splitting 4:57.36 on her final 500.

On the final 100, she split 58.48 to lock up the event win. Custer is committed to Harvard for the fall.

Hansen dropped back to 2nd, splitting 5:00.28/4:04.26 on her 2nd and 3rd 500s to touch in 16:19.92, almost two seconds off her lifetime best of 16:18.11 from March of this year.

Izzy Riva was 16:20.69, a three second drop, to round out the top three for Saint Petersburg as well.

Daisy Collins had the fastest swim from the prelims session, touching in 16:22.22 to finish 4th overall, adding about 20 seconds from her lifetime best 16:02.94 from March.

Boys’ 1650 Yard Freestyle — Timed Finals

• Meet Record: 14:37.71 – Michael Brinegar, Mission Viejo (2017)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 14:45.79 – Luka Mijatovic (2023)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 14:37.63 — Luka Mijatovic (2025)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 14:29.48 – Luke Ellis (2023)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Colin Jacobs (UN) — 14:47.47
2. Jackson Irwin (SRQ) — 15:04.25
3. Oliver Shao (BAD) — 15:05.28
4. William Shoesmith (BSS) — 15:12.08
5. Ewan Dalrymple (CS) — 15:13.54
6. Cobe Hehenberger (SPA) — 15:14.99
7. Liam Drake (RSA) — 15:15.99
8. Jackson Cooper (BAD) — 15:17.50

Colin Jacobs had another huge drop in the boys’ 1650 freestyle, swimming 14:47.47 to pick up a huge event win over the rest of the field, touching more than 15 seconds ahead of 2nd place.

Jacobs has been seeing huge drops all week, starting with his win in the 1000 freestyle, where he dropped 20 seconds to win. He finished 2nd in the 500 after dropping more than 10 seconds over the course of the day, and tonight, he dropped 14 seconds from the 15:01.34 he swam last year to swim under 15 minutes for the first time.

He split 4:25.59 on his first 500, sitting more than five seconds ahead of 2nd place finisher Jackson Irwin (4:31.50), and 3rd place finisher Oliver Shao (4:30.75).

He only extended his lead from there, splitting 26-highs to 27-lows through most of the race to turn in 8:55.07 at the 1000 mark and 13:27.18 at the 1500 to remain in the lead over Irwin, who had moved into 2nd (9:07.37/13:42.57), and Shao (9:04.68/13:48.33).

Ultimately, Jacobs split 52.77 on his final 100 to lock up the event win and wrap up his very strong meet.

Irwin also dropped a huge amount of time, finishing in 15:04.25 to take almost 15 seconds off his previous best of 15:19.04 from December of last year.

Shao, who is committed to Michigan for the fall, finished 3rd in another big drop with his 15:05.28 coming in more than 10 seconds faster than the 15:16.48 he swam at this meet last year.

Girls’ 200 Yard Backstroke — Finals

• Meet Record: 1:48.32 – Bella Sims, Sandpipers of Nevada (2022)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:50.95 – Charlotte Crush (2023)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:48.30 – Regan Smith (2018)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:47.16 – Regan Smith (2019)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Charlotte Crush (LAK) — 1:49.24
2. Reina Liu (TAC) — 1:52.17
3. Maya Schweikert (RAYS) — 1:54.01
4. Roos Rootink (MTAC) — 1:54.17
5. Ellie Clarke (CSC) — 1:55.05
6. Lane Francis (NOVA) — 1:55.25
7. Carly Afanasewicz (PAC) — 1:55.52
8. Kennedy Nuttbrock (DR) — 1:56.84

Charlotte Crush completes her sweep of the backstroke events, swimming 1:49.24 in the girls’ 200 backstroke to pick up her 3rd event win of the meet.

Crush has been 1:48.69, which she swam at this meet last year. She dipped back under that 1:50 mark for the 4th time in her career tonight, with two of the swims coming from last year’s Winter Juniors. This is her first time swimming under while as a 17-18 swimmer, though, and this swimm will move her up to 7th all-time in the 17-18 rankings in the event.

Crush led the whole race while TAC Titans’ Reina Liu sat in 2nd the whole time. Liu touched in 1:52.17 to drop even more time from the half-second she dropped this morning. She came into the day at 1:53.84 from this meet last year, taking more than a second-and-a-half off that time in a single day.

Maya Schweikert, who is committed to Georgia for 2026, was in 4th behind Roos Rottink through the first 150. At the 100 mark, she sat almost two seconds back, splitting 56.20 to Rottink’s 55.16. She came back strong on the final 100, though, splitting 28.93 to pass Rottink’s 29.84 split to touch in 1:54.01 for 3rd overall. Rottink, who is committed to Virginia for the fall, finished 4th in 1:54.17.

Schweikert’s time was just off her best of 1:53.33 while Rottink dropped more than a second from the 1:55.26 she swam more than two years ago on December 9th, 2023.

Ines Arnall from Westchester Aquatics swam 1:54.09 to win the ‘B’ final, which would have been 4th overall.

Boys’ 200 Yard Backstroke — Finals

• Meet Record: 1:39.62 – Daniel Diehl, CUY (2022)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:43.15 – Michael Andrew (2014)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:40.58  – Baylor Stanton (2024)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:37.35 – Ryan Murphy (2014)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Collin Holgerson (SA) — 1:39.74
2. Baylor Stanton (GA) — 1:40.55
3. Davis Jackson (TAC) — 1:42.07
4. Denzo Senekal (BD) — 1:44.19
5. Michael Geh (BAD) — 1:44.76
6. Anthony Pineiro (SFLS) — 1:44.91
7. Ethan Bathala (BSS) — 1:45.34
8. Jonny Palamar (TAC) — 1:45.59

Collin Holgerson is only a junior in high school, and he has just become one of the top recruits in the nation in the class in a single meet. In the 100 backstroke, he became the fastest SCY 100 backstroker ever in high school, and tonight, he swam 1:39.74 in the 200 backstroke, which makes him the 7th fastest 17-18 performer in history.

Only one of the swimmers ahead of him is listed with a high school time, but Daniel Diehl, Ryan Murphy, and Jack Conger all swam faster while still in high school. He becomes the 8th 18 & Under swimmer in history to break 1:40 in the event, dropping almost four seconds in the event today to take down the 1:43.34 mark he swam in March of this year.

Holgerson grabbed the lead from the first leg, splitting 23.07 on the 1st 50 to turn almost half-a-second ahead of Davis Jackson, who was in 2nd at 23.55.

He only extended his lead from there splitting 25.31/25.97/25.39 to win the event by almost a second.

Baylor Stanton finished 2nd in 1:40.55, a three hundredth drop from the 1:40.58 he swam in March of 2024 after he took over 2nd place from Jackson at the 150 turn, splitting 23.85/25.49/25.83/25.38.

Jackson finished 3rd in 1:42.07, a little more than half-a-second off his lifetime best 1:41.28 from August.

Girls’ 100 Yard Freestyle — Finals

• Meet Record: 46.29 – Abbey Weitzeil, Canyons Aquatics (2014)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 47.67 – Claire Curzan (2019)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 46.69 – Rylee Erisman (2024)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 46.09 – Simone Manuel (2015)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Rylee Erisman (LAKR) — 46.85
2. Charlotte Crush (LAK) — 47.72
3. Molly Workman (NLAC) — 48.54
4. Brynn Lavigueur (LAKR) — 48.61
5. Roos Rottink (MTAC) — 48.85
6. Abi Burke (T2) — 48.95
7. Sarah Paisley Owen (MAAC) — 49.12
8. Caden Martin (TAC) — 49.24

Rylee Erisman picked up her 4th event win of the meet in the girls’ 100 freestyle. She touched in 46.85 to be the only 46 second swimmer in the field, coming in almost a second ahead of Charlotte Crush‘s 47.72.

Erisman has been 46.69 which she swam at this meet last year, and she was just off that time in tonight’s final after splitting 22.65/24.20.

Charlotte Crush split 23.02/24.70 to finish 2nd in 47.72, a tenth drop from her prevous best 47.85 from this meet last year.

Molly Workman swam 48.54 to finish 3rd overall, just seven hundredths ahead of Laker’s Brynn Lavigueur. Workman, who is committed to Virginia, dropped more than three tenths from her previous best of 48.85 that she set in March.

Boys’ 100 Yard Freestyle — Finals

• Meet Record: 41.23 – Ryan Hoffer, Scottsdale Aquatics (2015)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 43.51 – Thomas Heilman (2021)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 41.96 – Kaii Winkler (2023)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 41.23 – Ryan Hoffer (2015)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Liam Carrington (BSS) — 42.32
2. Mike Rice (MSA) — 42.48
3. Brady Campbell (RAYS) — 43.19
4. Austin Carpenter (COA) — 43.40
5. Julian Granison (WOW) — 43.64
6. Andreas Da Silva (WOW) — 43.92
7. Albert Smelzer (GSA) — 44.00
8. George Dovellos (BSS) — 44.20

The boys’ 100 freestyle went to 200 free champion Liam Carrington in 42.32 as he held off 50 free champion Mike Rice by 0.16 seconds to pick up his 2nd win of the meet.

Carrington, an NC State commit for 2026, had the fastest splits in the field on both 50s, swimming 20.31 on the 1st 0 and 22.01 on the 2nd 50. His final time of 42.32 was just over three tenths faster than the 42.66 he swam last month in November.

Rice, who is committed to Auburn for the fall, touched in 42.48 after splitting 20.42/22.06 to finish 2nd overall. This swim marked his first ever time under 43 seconds in the event with his previous best coming in at 43.16 from March of this year.

Mason Manta Rays 17-year-old Brady Campbell, who is committed to indiana for 2027, dropped more than a second on the day to swim 43.19. He finished 3rd overall, dropping from his pre-meet best of 44.26 from this meet last year.

Girls’ 200 Yard Breaststroke — Finals

• Meet Record: 2:06.02 – Alex Walsh, Nashville Aquatic Club (2018)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 2:09.40 — Karina Plaza (2025)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 2:06.45 – Alex Walsh (2018)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 2:04.32 – Lydia Jacoby (2023)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Molly Sweeney (CSC) — 2:06.72
2. Kaidy Stout (GSA) — 2:08.72
3. Audrey Deras (MOR) — 2:10.88
4. Salem Bahr (ENSW) — 2:11.88
5. Kayda Geyer (MSA) — 2:12.08
6. Maddie Moreth (VSC) — 2:12.63
7. Reese Reilly (RAYS) — 2:12.87
8. Bryce Winzenread (XCEL) — 2:13.41

The girls’ 200 breaststroke was all about Carmel’s Molly Sweeney. She jumped out to almost a full second lead at the 50 mark, splitting 28.83 on the first 50 to turn ahead of Bryce Winzenread, who was in 2nd at the 50 mark in 29.72.

Sweeney was 1:00.80 on the first 100, turning a second-and-a-half ahead of Greensboro’s Kaidy Stout, who turned in 1:02.26.

She extended her lead at the 150, turning in 1:33.22 after splitting 32.42 and she came home in 33.50, splitting 1:05.92 on her 2nd 100 to touch in 2:06.72. This was a new best time for Sweeney, dropping from her previous best 2:07.49 from December of 2023.

Stout was 33.16/33.30 on her final two 50s, splitting 1:06.46 on her 2nd 100 to finish in 2:08.72, a second drop from the 2:09.82 she swam in February.

Audrey Deras from the Marlins of Raleigh, who is committed to Tulane for the fall, swam 2:10.88, dropping almost four seconds from her previous best 2:14.35 that she swam in March.

Boys’ 200 Yard Breaststroke — Finals

• Meet Record: 1:52.12 – Josh Matheny, Team Pittsburgh (2019)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:55.52 – Reece Whitley (2014)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:52.37 – Reece Whitley (2016)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:51.38 – Josh Matheny (2020)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Ian Heysen (BD) — 1:54.61
2. Wilson York (LAK) — 1:55.14
3. Prakhanthi Rai (BSS) — 1:55.38
4. Yi Zheng (CSC) — 1:55.43
5. Lucas Young (BSS) — 1:56.89
6. Baylor Stanton (GA) — 1:57.13
7. Lucas Ackermann (FRST) — 1:57.56
8. Matthew Cuadros (CGAC) — 1:57.62

The boys’ 200 breaststroke was one of the closest races so far tonight. Blue Dolfins 18-year-old Ian Heysen, who is committed to Virginia, ended up taking home the top time in 1:54.61, a half second drop from his previous best 1:55.23 that he swam at this meet last year.

At the 100 mark, Heysen turned in 55.25 to sit just two hundredths ahead of Bolless School’s Prakhanthi Rai, who was 2nd.

By the 150, he had extended his lead to turn in 1:24.95 (29.70) as the only swimmer under 1:25 seconds. He held extended that lead with his final 50 split of 29.66, touching in 1:54.61 to lock up the top time and win his first gold medal of the meet.

Heysen competes internationally for Peru, and spent a period of time training there over the summer, racing with Peru at the 2025 World Junior Championships.

The field behind him was incredibly close, though. Rai still sat in 2nd at 1:25.25, but he was within four tenths of Wilson York (1:25.46) and Yi Zheng (1:25.69).

The final 50 saw some shifting in the rankings with York splitting a massive 29.68 to move into 2nd over Rai, who split 30.12 to finish 2nd in 1:55.38. Zheng was 29.61, nearly catching Rai on the back half, but ultimately finished 4th in 1:55.43.

Girls’ 200 Yard Butterfly — Finals

• Meet Record: 1:50.15 – Alex Shackell, Carmel Swim Club (2023)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:54.33 – Audrey Derivaux (2024)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:51.24 – Regan Smith (2018)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:50.15 – Alex Shackell (2023)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Audrey Derivaux (JW) — 1:52.70
2. Nikki Nixon (TAC) — 1:54.87
3. Alyce Lehman (JW) — 1:56.00
4. Anna Shnowski (QUEST) — 1:56.31
5. Taylor Klein (MSA) — 1:56.69
6. Emily Wolf (FAST) — 1:56.76
7. Reina Liu (TAC) — 1:57.57
8. Ellie Clarke (CSC) — 1:57.97

Audrey Derivaux easily won the girls’ 200 fly final, touching in 1:52.70 to drop eight hundredths from her previous best 1:52.78 and win the ‘A’ final by more than two seconds.

She led from the very start, splitting 24.95 on the 1st 50 to be the only swimmer under 25 seconds. At the 100 mark, she turned in 53.30, which would have qualified for the ‘B’ final in the individual 100 fly event. She was 59.40 on her 2nd 100 to come in ahead of TAC Titans’ Nikki Nixon.

Nixon was 55.50 at the 100  to sit in 4th behind Anna Shnowski (55.21) and Taylor Klein (54.91). She came home faster than Derivaux to split 59.37, grabbing the silver medal in 1:54.87. This was a slight drop from the 1:54.91 mark she swam in March.

Derivaux’s Jersey Wahoos teammate Alyce Lehman swam 1:56.00 for 3rd, dropping four tenths from her 1:56.46 that she set in March. She split 55.84/1:00.16 to come in just three tenths ahead of Shnowske.

Boys’ 200 Yard Butterfly — Finals

• Meet Record: 1:38.95 – Thomas Heilman, Cavalier Aquatics (2024)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:42.77 – Thomas Heilman (2021)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:40.73 – Thomas Heilman (2023)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:38.95 – Thomas Heilman, Cavalier Aquatics (2024)

Top 8 Finishers

1. Hayden Vicknair (BAY) — 1:43.06
2. Liam Smith (GKC) — 1:44.12
3. Baylor Stanton (GA) — 1:44.84
4. David Sammons (MAC) — 1:45.00
5. Yi Zheng (CSC) — 1:45.34
6. Owen Lin (GSA) — 1:45.46
7. Michael Gumino (BSS) — 1:46.41
8. Ewan Dalrymple (CS) — 1:47.53

For the first time since 2021, we have a new Winter Juniors East Champion in the 200 fly. From all the way in lane one Baylor Swim Club’s Hayden Vicknair took the top spot in 1:43.06 to drop more than two seconds from his lifetime best 1:45.18.

Vicknair was out fast, making a statement from the 1st 25, where he split 22.90 to be the only swimmer under 23 seconds with top seed Liam Smith coming in at 23.13. He extended his lead by the 100 mark, being one of two swimmers under 50 seconds, splitting 49.01 to lead Smith’s 49.73 by more than seven tenths.

He also had the fastest 3rd 50 split in the field at 26.60 to turn in 1:15.61, more than a second ahead of Smith’s 1:16.83 (27.10).

On the final 50, he fell off his pace, splitting the 4th fastest time in the field of 27.45, but it didn’t matter because he had build enough of a lead over the first three 50s, that he still won the race by more than a second.

At this meet last year, Vicknair, who is committed to Tennessee for the fall of 2027, finished 15th in the event, swimming 1:48.89.

Smith, who is committed to Florida for 2026, was 27.29 on the last 50 to finish 2nd in 1:44.12, a two hundredth drop from the 1:44.14 he swam at this meet last year.

Baylor Stanton, who was racing his 3rd ‘A’ final of the session and his 6th 200 of the day, finished 3rd in a new best time of 1:44.84, taking two tenths off the 1:45.02 he swam at this meet last year.

Girl’s 400 Freestyle Relay — Timed Finals

• Meet Record: 3:13.15 — Sandpipers of Nevada (Sims, Grimes, Hodges, Weinstein) (2022)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 3:21.90 — Nation’s Capital Swim Club (Sebring, Spink, Sun, Gemmell)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 3:19.17 — Gator Swim Club (Bates, Cronin, Balbuena, Ivey)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 3:14.80 — Santa Margarita High School (Hodges, Salvino, O’Dell, Kozan)
• 15-18 Relay NAG Record: 3:13.15 — Sandpipers of Nevada (Sims, Grimes, Hodges, Weinstein)

Top 3 Teams

1. Mecklenburg Swim Association– 3:19.79
2. TAC Titans — 3:19.92
3. SwimMAC Carolina — 3:20.50

The meet ended with a close one in the girls’ 400 freestyle relay with just over a tenth separating the top two teams.

Mecklenburg eked out the win, leading the whole race by just hundredths. Taylor Klein led off in 49.80, getting out two tenths ahead of Caden Martin for the TAC Titans, who swam 50.09.

The 2nd leg saw Maddy Boland split 50.04 for MSA to just hold off Reina Liu from TAC, who was 49.82 to bring the Titans up to a seven hundredth deficit.

Karina Plaza from Mecklenburg and Sloane Whelehan for TAC were almost identical in their splits on the 3rd leg with Plaza splitting 49.72 to stay ahead of Whelehan’s 49.79.

The anchor legs saw Zetta Grace Bartee split 50.23 to lock up the win for Mecklenburg in 3:19.79 while Nikki Nixon was 50.22 on TAC’s relay to finish 2nd in 3:19.92.

SwimMAC finished 3rd in 3:20.50 with their team of Emma Grace Richardson (49.98), Bree Smith (50.70), Grace McCarthy (50.16), and Zona Smith (49.66)

Boy’s 400 Freestyle Relay — Timed Finals

• Meet Record: 2:53.78 — Bolles School Sharks (Sohovich, Destang, Carrington, Kravchenko) (2024)
• 13-14 NAG Record: 3:07.45 — Cavalier Aquatics (Heilman, Browne, Kidd, Wang)
• 15-16 NAG Record: 2:59.57 — Rose Bowl Aquatics (Kim, Dalmacio, Larrick, Maurer)
• 17-18 NAG Record: 2:54.12 — Lakeside Aquatic Club (Stanislaus, Garrett, Jaya, Williamson)
• 15-18 Relay NAG Record: 2:53.81 — Allegheny North Swim Club (Gonzalez, Zhang, Wright, Mihm)

Top 3 Teams

1. Bolles School Sharks — 2:54.58
2. Central Ohio Aquatics — 2:57.31
3. SwimAtlanta — 2:57.87

The Bolles School Sharks won the final event of the boys’ meet, securing their overall team victory with a dominant performance in the 400 freestyle relay.

They touched in 2:54.58 to come in nearly three seconds ahead of the Central Ohio Aquatics ‘A’ team’s time of 2:57.31.

Liam Carrington led the team of in 43.04, just off the 42.32 he swam in the 100 free final. George Dovellos was 2nd in 43.62. Tommy Lussier swam 3rd, splitting 44.22, and Charlie Zuhoski was 43.70 on the anchor leg.

Central Ohio Aquatics finished 2nd, coming in just half-a-second ahead of SwimAtlanta’s ‘A’ after trailing for the first 300. Caleb Moore led off in 45.95 before handing of to Alex Wu, who split 43.80 on the 2nd leg. Jake Lloyd started chasing down SwimAtlanta at 43.53, and Austin Carpenter sealed the deal with his 44.00 split on the anchor leg touching in 2:57.31 for the silver.

SwimAtlanta was out ahead with Connor Christopherson splitting 44.11 to open the race. Collin Holgerson was 43.66 on the 2nd leg to put the team about two seconds ahead of COA. Ty McGinn swam 44.83 on the 3rd leg, and Oliver Van Peteghem anchored in 45.27. They touched 3rd in 2:57.87.

Overall Team Scores

Girls’ Top 10

1. TAC Titans — 357.5
2. SwimMAC Carolina — 313
3. Laker Swim — 290
4. Mecklenburg Swim Association — 289
5. Carmel Swim Club — 212
6. Lakeside Swim Team — 200
7. Sarasota Sharks — 190
8. Bolles School Sharks — 183
9. Mason Manta Rays — 159
10. Jersey Wahoos — 120

Boys’ Top 10

1. Bolles School Sharks — 598
2. Badger Swim Club — 267
3. SwimAtlanta — 253
4. Central Ohio Aquatics — 249
5. Mecklenburg Swim Association — 173
6. Carmel Swim Club — 168
7. Baylor Swim Club — 151
8. Lakeside Swim Team — 125
9. Gwinnett Aquatics — 122
10. Mason Manta Rays — 119

Combined Top 5

1. Bolles School Sharks — 781
2. Mecklenburg Swim Association — 462
3. TAC Titans — 401.5
4. Carmel Swim Club — 380
5. SwimMAC Carolina — 363

Individual High Point

• Girls: Charlotte Crush, Lakeside — 111
• Boys: Baylor Stanton, Gwinnett — 122