PASA 13-14 Girls Break National Age Group Record in 200 Meter Free Relay

The Palo Alto-Stanford Aquatics 13-14 girls, better known as PASA, have broken the National Age Group Record in the 200 free relay.

Swimming at the 2014 Far Western Long Course Championships on Friday evening, PASA swam a 1:47.81 to just slide their way under the 2006 record set by Sun Devil Aquatics, who were a 1:47.86 eight years ago.

The PASA group included Isabelle Henig (27.37), Claire Lin (26.78), Matte Snow (26.50), and Sophia Balmaceda (27.16).

Henig won the 50 free individually as well on Friday.

The old record had some recognizable names on it, including Auburn’s Haley Krakoski and Utah standout Traycie Swartz. The were joined by Emily Christiansen and Tinsley Andrews – and that group still holds the age group’s 400 free relay record from 2007.

The record was a real PASA team effort, with Henig training under Scott Shea and Lin training under Dana Kirk, while Snow and Balmaceda are training partners under Carlene Takaki.

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KLin
9 years ago

awesome effort, PASA girls!!

9 years ago

Congrats ladies! Go PASA! PASA Pride!

Reply to  PASA Gaku
9 years ago

So proud of PASA 13-14. Way to go!!!! Congratulations to all.

GoTHUNDERBOLTS!
9 years ago

Yeah lets go THUNDERBOLTS!

GoTHUNDERBOLTS!
9 years ago

Go THUNDERBOLTS!

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