Hetrick Goes 1:02.8 Back, Earns Two Top-3 Seeds On Day 3 Prelims of YNats

2019 YMCA LONG COURSE NATIONAL SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • July 30th-August 3rd, 2019
  • Eppley Recreation Center, College Park, Maryland
  • LCM (50m)
  • Meet site
  • Results
  • Psych Sheets
  • Meet Mobile:
    • “2019 LCYNationals” for the main meet
    • “2019 LCYNationals TT only” for time trial swims

Last night’s 200 back champ, Bradford Y’s Paige Hetrick is the top qualifier by four tenths in the girls 100 back – and she’s not far off the YMCA National record.

Hetrick went 1:02.84 this morning. She was actually 1:01.73 last month, and repeating that time would smash the Y National record of 1:02.14 held by Camryn Forbes from 2016. Hetrick was about a second off her lifetime-best in the 200 last night, though.

Hetrick has a pair of top-3 qualifying spots, after she went 2:03.41 in the 200 free. 17-year-old Abigail Doss of Susquehanna qualified first in that event in 2:03.05. That’s almost three seconds faster than her seed, but still shy of the 2:02 she put up at this meet last year.

Upper Perkiomen’s Justin Heimes is the top 100 back qualifier on the boys side, going 58.03. That’s a tight field, with the entire top 6 qualifying between 58.0 and 58.9.

Somerset Valley’s Victoria Eisenhauer had the fastest 50 breast time at 33.00. She’s about a half-second off of Jessie McMurray’s national record. Eisenhauer took two tenths off her lifetime-best, set at this meet one year ago.

Other top qualifiers this morning:

  • 17-year-old Richie Trentalange of Red Bank went 29.41 to lead the boys 50 breast.
  • McKenzie Campbell had a three-second drop to lead the girls 400 IM. The Greenboro 18-year-old was 4:57.12.
  • B R Ryall 17-year-old James Doromal leads a tight 400 IM field – he was 4:34.35, but Red Bank’s Sammy Rennard (4:34.50), Western’s Billy Regan (4:34.66) and Somerset Hills’ Lukas Scheidl (4:34.85) are all lurking within half a second.
  • KJ Losee of Rapid Area went 1:54.61, taking about a second off his personal best time to lead the boys 200 free.
  • Red Bank led the girls 200 medley relay in 1:59.47. Powel Crosley Jr Y qualified atop the boys relay at 1:46.68.

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Jared Anderson swam for nearly twenty years. Then, Jared Anderson stopped swimming and started writing about swimming. He's not sick of swimming yet. Swimming might be sick of him, though. Jared was a YMCA and high school swimmer in northern Minnesota, and spent his college years swimming breaststroke and occasionally pretending …

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