Rose Bowl Aquatics Breaks Boys 17-18 4×50 Free Relay NAG Record With 1:31.46

2023 SUMMER JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

• July 31 – August 4, 2023
• Prelims 9AM, finals 5PM (Pacific Time)
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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:

1. Lakeside Aquatic Club, 1:31.09
2. Rose Bowl, 1:31.46
3. Bolles School, 1:32.35
4. Nitro Swimming, 1:32.67
5. Texas Ford Aquatics, 1:33.34
6. Carmel Swim Club, 1:33.56
7. Irvine Novaquatics / SwimMAC Carolina, 1:33.83

Rose Bowl Aquatics boys 4×50 free relay set a new 17-18 National Age Group (NAG) record Wednesday night swimming to a final time of 1:31.46. The relay consisted of Igor Benderskii (18), Logan Noguchi (18), Nathan Kim (17), and Jonathan Gim (18). 

Although the team was second, the record counts towards the 17-18 age group as Lakeside’s Maximus Williamson is still 16. Lakside’s winning time of 1:31.06 became the new 15-18 NAG as well as the new meet record.

Rose Bowl’s relay broke the old 17-18 NAG of a 1:32.26 that Dynamo swam at this meet a year ago.

Split Comparison:

The key to Rose Bowl’s relay was Gim, who split a 21.92. That was the fastest split by over three-tenths of a second.