Lisa Bratton: “I’m Ready to see What This Team can Do” (Video)

Reported by Lauren Neidigh.

2017 ART ADAMSON INVITATIONAL

Texas A&M’s Lisa Bratton had an impressive performance in the 200 back. Bratton rolled to a personal best 1:50.10 ahead of Stanford’s backstroke duo of Janet Hu (1:50.66) and Ally Howe (1:51.25). All 3 swimmers shoould comfotably make NCAAs. The Aggies also earned a victory in the men’s version of the event courtesy of Brock Bonetti. After taking off with the early lead, Bonetti continued to push ahead, knocking a second off his best to win in 1:40.56. Behind him, Hawaii’s Metin Aydin put up a 1:41.63, which is just under what it took to make NCAAs last season.

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Aggie Swim Fan
6 years ago

With this young lady’s help (as well as all of the others), A&M is gonna make a run at the National Championship! Y’all bring it home to College Station where it belongs!!! Would love to see it there in its rightful place!!!!

Coach Mike 1952
6 years ago

Is there a list anywhere of the all time fastest in this event in NCAA’s?

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Reply to  Coach Mike 1952
6 years ago

Bratton is #1

SEARCH RESULTS
* = Ineligible for NCAA Championships
Rank Time Alt Adj
Time Conv.
From Name Age School Year Meet Swim Date Std Meet Results
1 1:50.10 1:50.10 Bratton, Lisa 21 Texas A&M Senior Art Adamson Invitational Worki 11/18/2017 A Individual Relay
2 1:50.62 1:50.62 Baker, Kathleen 20 California Junior 2017 College Challange 10/21/2017 A Individual Relay
3 1:50.66 1:50.66 Hu, Janet 21 Stanford Senior Art Adamson Invitational Worki 11/18/2017 A Individual Relay
4 1:50.67 1:50.67 Seidt, Asia 20 Kentucky Sophomore Ohio State Invitational 11/19/2017 A Individual Relay
5 1:51.25 1:51.25 Howe, Ally 21 Stanford Senior Art Adamson Invitational Worki 11/18/2017 B Individual Relay
6 1:52.16 1:52.16… Read more »

Coach Mike 1952
Reply to  Braden Keith
6 years ago

Thank you Braden

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