2019 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
- July 31 – August 4, 2019
- Prelims 9:00 AM/Finals 5:00 PM (U.S. Pacific Standard Time)
- Avery Aquatics Center (Stanford, CA)
- LCM (50 Meter Pool)
- Meet Site
- Psych Sheet
- Pre-scratch timeline
- TV & Livestream Schedule
- Omega Results
Only two more individual events were contested on night 3 of the US national championships, the 400 IM and 100 fly. More spots for priority 2 are beginning to open up as multi-event talents are adding more swims to their Budapest line-up.
- Click here for a refresher on the selection criteria for the 2019 World Juniors team.
- We’re also not including athletes who appear to have declined their roster spots, according to this Mitch Dalton tweet.
- *New names/events in bold
Qualifiers (Priority 1)
- These athletes should be locked in, provided they don’t decline their roster spots.
No new names were added on the boys’ side. Luca Urlando, despite finishing 8th in the A-final of the 100 fly, earned his third individual swim in Budapest along with the 200 free and 200 fly. Carson Foster‘s world junior record-breaking efforts also earned him a third swim along with the 200 free and 200 back.
Priority 1 Boys (As of 8/2) | |||
Athlete | Event 1 | Event 2 | Event 3 |
Destin Lasco | 100 FR | ||
Adam Chaney | 100 FR | ||
Jake Magahey | 4×100 FR-R | 4×200 FR-R | |
Jack Alexy | 4×100 FR-R | ||
Arik Katz | 1500 FR | ||
Luca Urlando | 200 FL | 200 FR | 100 FL |
Carson Foster | 200 FR | 200 BK | 400 IM |
Dare Rose | 4×200 FR-R | ||
Joshua Matheny | 200 BR |
Torri Huske became the first girl to earn a double event for World Juniors with her 4th-place finish in the 100 fly A-final. The only new junior name to automatically earn a ticket to Budapest is Isabel Gormley‘s 400 IM B-final efforts.
Priority 1 Girls (As of 8/2) | ||
Athlete | Event 1 | Event 2 |
Gretchen Walsh | 100 FR | |
Torri Huske | 100 FR | 100 FL |
Amy Tang | 4×100 FR-R | |
Grace Cooper | 4×100 FR-R | |
Chase Travis | 800 FR | |
Lillie Nordmann | 200 FL | |
Claire Tuggle | 200 FR | |
Ashley Strouse | 200 FR | |
Erin Gemmell | 4×200 FR-R | |
Olivia McMurray | 4×200 FR-R | |
Abby Arens | 200 BR | |
Natalie Mannion | 200 BK | |
Isabel Gormley | 400 IM |
Potential Qualifiers (Priority 2 & 3)
- These athletes are in line for selection, but need enough athletes to double up in events to be officially added to the roster.
The priority 1 doubles qualifiers is now up to 5 names, slowly starting to increase the priority 2/3 boys’ chances of being selected to the World Junior roster. Jason Louser‘s 400 IM and Blake Manoff‘s 100 fly will now be added into the mix for the chance to join the roster.
Priority 2/3 Boys (As of 8/2) | |
Athlete | Event 1 |
Jake Mitchell | 1500 FR |
Brendan Burns | 200 FL |
Matt Fallon | 200 BR |
Wyatt Davis | 200 BK |
Jason Louser | 400 IM |
Blake Manoff | 100 FL |
Matt Brownstead | 4×100 FR-R |
The A-final of the 100 fly was a very tight race, with the top 6 finishers overall all under 58 seconds. 15-year-old Claire Curzan was also under the great Mary T. Meagher‘s 100 fly NAG, yet finished behind Huske for 5th place. Grace Sheble also just missed touching out Isabel Gormley for the top junior spot in the 400 IM.
Priority 2/3 Girls (As of 8/2) | |
Athlete | Event 1 |
*Olivia McMurray | *800 FR |
Charlotte Hook | 200 FL |
Anna Keating | 200 BR |
Rye Ulett | 200 BK |
Grace Sheble | 400 IM |
Claire Curzan | 100 FL |
Maxine Parker | 4×100 FR |
*McMurray has already qualified priority 1 with her 4×200 FR relay spot, yet to be determined if she will swim the 800 free as a secondary event.
How many double qualifiers are needed for priority 2/3 boys to be selected? Also how do they decide who to take and which events to double up in?
rye ulett should make the trip, she earned the spot for sure.
is the girls class of 2020 not available for this meet? Or did Emma Weyant decline her spot
Only girls born 1st Jan 2002 or after are eligible for World Juniors.
Is jake foster not eligible for this meet?
No, he turns 19 before December 31st