2023 SUMMER JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
- July 31 – August 4, 2023
- Prelims 9AM, finals 5PM (Pacific Time)
- LCM (50 meters)
- William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center, Irvine, California, United States
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BOYS’ 200 METER FREESTYLE RELAY – TIMED FINALS
Meet: 1:32.26 – Dynamo Swim Club (2022)- Boys’ 15-16 NAG: 1:33.38 – Allegheny North Swim Club (2017)
- Boys’ 17-18 NAG: 1:32.26 – Dynamo Swim Club (2022)
- Boys’ 15-18 NAG: 1:32.26 – Dynamo Swim Club (2022)
Podium:
- Lakeside Aquatic Club, 1:31.09
- Rose Bowl, 1:31.46
- Bolles School, 1:32.35
- Nitro Swimming, 1:32.67
- Texas Ford Aquatics, 1:33.34
- Carmel Swim Club, 1:33.56
- Irvine Novaquatics / SwimMAC Carolina, 1:33.83
The Lakeside Aquatic Club boys have gone back-to-back nights breaking both the 15-18 national age group (NAG) as well as meet record at Summer Juniors in Irvine.
Tonight they swam to a final time of 1:31.09, breaking the old NAG and meet record set by Dynamo Swim Club last year at Summer Juniors as they swam a 1:32.26.
Split Comparison:
Lakeside | Dynamo | |||
First 50 | Maximus Williamson | 22.89 | Owen McDonald | 23.68 |
Second 50 | River Paulk | 22.43 | Leo Roden | 22.96 |
Third 50 | Cooper Lucas | 23.13 | Cooper Cook | 23.36 |
Fourth 50 | Keaton Rice | 22.64 | Idris Muhammad | 22.26 |
1:31.09 | 1:32.26 |
Tonight’s biggest difference was that Lakeside only had one swimmer over the 23 second mark compared to Dynamo who had two. Maximus Williamson had a huge lead off split for Lakeside as it was also a best time by over half a second as his previous best was a 23.41.
Willaimson also broke another NAG record last night as he broke his own 200 free while leading off Lakeside’s 4×200 free relay, where they also ultimately broke the 15-18 NAG record.
Maximus Rizziamson
Josh Howat of NCAP picked up his trial cut in 22.76 swimming leadoff.