KING Aquatic Club’s Tyler Lu Breaks 11-12 National Age Group Record

Braden Keith
by Braden Keith 8

February 28th, 2016 Club, News

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Tyler Lu (Photo Courtesy: Tommy Cunningham)

Tyler Lu of the KING Aquatic Club in Federal Way, Washington has broken the 11-12 National Age Group Record in the 200 back at the February Age Group Invite in nearby Olympia on Saturday.

Lu swam a 1:53.36 that broke Destin Lasco’s 1:53.42 done in 2014. Lu’s previous best was a 1:55.43 done in December.

The comparative splits:

Total
Tyler Lu (New Record) 26.90 28.67 29.15 28.64 1:53.36
Destin Lasco (Old Record) 26.73 29.02 29.15 28.52 1:53.42

This will likely be Lu’s last meet before aging up into the 13-14 age group.

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Charles Lee
9 years ago

It is really amazing, how can he manage to swim such a wonderful time split, mentally tough and strong!!

Charles Lee
9 years ago

He is still very very small, expecting his future world record!!

SwimDAD
10 years ago

Tyler continues to amaze me, he is close to the 100 and 200 breast records as well but he is going to age up this month.

FormerSwimmer
10 years ago

I used to swim with him. He doesn’t have a single weak stroke.

C-$$$
10 years ago

Assuming this was accomplished at Evergreen State College pool in Olympia, WA…not reputed to be “quick” water…amazing performance, WTG!

Hswinmer
10 years ago

That’s a big drop. Maybe he will get close to some 13-14 records?

bobo gigi
10 years ago

I’m shocked when a Destin Lasco’s NAG record is broken.

Frank
Reply to  bobo gigi
10 years ago

He looks a small guy, how tall is he( I guess he is 5’5″ )? My son’s a friend who is 6’2″, he got 1:57.28 in 12 years old.
So Tyler is amazing! The record even is faster than most 13-14 boy swimmers 200 FREESTYLE time!

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