NAC Age Groupers Top the National IMX Rankings

Annie Kyriakidis and Jackson Defore top USA Swimming’s 2009 Long Course IMX rankings. IMX is a point’s based system that ranks swimmers all over the Nation based on times achieved over the course of a season. Swimmers must compete in all 4 competitive strokes and an IM event to begin earning points. Swimmers are then ranked by their single age or age group.

Annie Kyriakidis and Jackson Defore top USA Swimming's 2009 Long Course IMX rankings. IMX is a point's based system that ranks swimmers all over the Nation based on times achieved over the course of a season. Swimmers must compete in all 4 competitive strokes and an IM event to begin earning points. Swimmers are then ranked by their single age or age group.

NAC placed 5 swimmers in the National Top 50.

These rankings are just one more reason NAC is a Gold Medal Club as well as one of the top teams in the nation. There is a vast array of talent throughout the program that goes beyond just one swimmer swimming well in few events. There are many swimmers who can be highly competitive in all 4 strokes.

Rankings have already begun for the 2009-2010 Short Course season. In order to be eligible for the IMX Challenge rankings a swimmer must compete in all four competitive strokes and an IM event at least once over the course of the season. As long as a swimmer meets the criteria he or she will be ranked, even into the thousandths!

Below is the link for the IMX Challenge. Log on to see where you stand throughout the season and maybe your name will be among the top in the LSC, Zone, or even the Nation. Let's go NAC!

IMX Challenge Website: click here