NCAP Girls Successful in Rio & at Home: Break 13-14 200 Medley NAG

NCSA Summer Swimming Championships

  • August 9 – 13, 2016
  • IUPIU Natatorium
  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Results via Meet Mobile

While Nation’s Capital’s headliner, Katie Ledecky, is in Rio scoring a win in the 200 freestyle tonight, the team’s young up-and-comers are in Indianapolis taking down records with fast swims of their own. The NCAP team of Phoebe Bacon, Abigail Harter, Jillian Johnson, and Maya Fischer broke the 13-14 national age group record in the 200 medley tonight, swimming the event in 1:58.07.

The old record was a 1:58.34 set in 2012 by the Aquajets Swim Team’s Zoe Avestrus, Madison Preiss, Bre Thorneand Rachel Wittmer back in 2012.

See the Nation’s Capital girls’ record-breaking splits below:

  • Phoebe Bacon: 29.32
  • Abigail Harter: 33.16
  • Jillian Johnson: 28.98
  • Maya Fischer: 26.61

13-year-old Bacon was one of the youngest swimmers to qualify for and participate in the Olympic Trials this summer.

This record marks the first NAG record for each of the athletes.

The team ended up third overall in the NCSA Summer Championship race, finishing behind the CSP Tideriders in 1:57.52, while Ozaukee (Autumn Haebig, Katelyn Kubiak, Katie Drabot, and Mallory Fox) won the event with 1:55.60.

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Kafinka
8 years ago

It’s not their first NAG for a few of them. 11-12 relay. Maybe it was beaten but they got it.

KHJSH
Reply to  Kafinka
8 years ago

Yes 11-12 NAG 200 Free SCY. Record still stands for Fischer and Harter

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Hannah Hecht grew up in Kansas and spent most of her childhood trying to convince coaches to let her swim backstroke in freestyle sets. She took her passion to Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa and swam at NAIA Nationals all four years. After graduating in 2015, she moved to …

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