The 9-10 age group from the Rockville Montgomery Swim CLub had two relays swim under the same National Age Grop Record this weekend.
Swimming in the 9-10 mixed 200 freestyle relay at the 43rd annual Maryland State Long Course Meet, RMSC had one relay swim 2:08.52 and another swim 2:11.54. The current recognized USA Swimming National as 2:11.71 set by Irvine Novaquatics last year.
Splits Comparison:
Irvine Novaquatics | RMSC | RMSC | |
Former Record | Relay 2 | Relay 1 | |
1st leg | George Tanaka – 31.70 | Elena Lindley – 32.96 | Juli Diaz – 33.09 |
2nd leg | Aaron Tang – 32.15 | Logan Donley – 31.82 | Grayson Tempelhoff – 32.42 |
3rd leg | Maggie Mu – 32.53 | Alina Kuzmenko – 33.53 | Jenna Ryan – 30.92 |
4th leg | Abigail Ko – 35.33 | Tripp Thomas – 33.23 | Zander Pica – 32.09 |
Final Time | 2:11.71 | 2:11.54 | 2:08.52 |
The fastest split of the two RMSC relays was done by Jenna Ryan in 30.92, which was also faster than any of the splits on the former record-setting relay.
USA Swimming began recognizing National Age Group Records in mixed-gender relays in September 2018.
Rockville-Montgomery Swim Club is a large club in Montgomery County, Maryland that has more than 1,700 swimmers training out of 5 different sites.
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