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Twelve members of the Nashville Aquatic Club traveled to Austin, TX to participate at USA Swimming Junior National Championships held on the campus at the University of Texas December 8-10, 2011. Maclin Davis was crowned Junior National champion in the men's 100 butterfly - touching the wall in a new meet record time of 46.83 - shattering the previous record by a half a second. Davis is believed to be the second high school male under 47.00, with Michael Phelps the first to accomplish the feat. The men's medley relays,...

The Nashville Aquatic Club swimmers rocked out with record-breaking performances at the 10th annual Music City Invitational. NAC hosted a mutlitude of teams as they travelled near and far to race against some of the best! Thirteen-year-old Annie Kyriakidis raised the bar, winning 6 individual titles and breaking the Music City Meet Record in the 100 Breaststroke with a time of 1:03.46. Nathan Stinson fought for his first Junior National Qualifying time in the 500 Freestyle with a time of 4:31.15, while Alex Robinson continued to light up the men’s...

Over 100 swimmers travelled to Birmingham last weekend to compete in the Cranberry Classic. Top swims and new records were swum across all age groups. Isabel Oldham was a top finisher in 6 events, just missing a 9-10 Southeastern cut as an 8 year old. Alex Robinson swam to a new Southeastern swimming record in the 11-12 1000 Free with a time of 10:18.14, breaking his own record. Matt McPherson came home with new travel cuts in the 400 IM, and Taylor Charles picked up a short course yards Junior...

When did you join NAC Masters and how often do you swim? I swim 3-5 days a week. I officially joined NAC Masters about a year ago. What is your background as a swimmer and athlete? I started swimming at age 9 in the summer league because they need a 4th for the relay. I did not start swimming year round until I was about 14 (1968). Because I started late, I had to make up for lost time. I can remember counting the times that I would get lapped...

Hosting an array of teams from St. Louis to Atlanta, Nashville Aquatic Club swimmers held their own against tough competition at this year's October Open. Highlighting the record-breaking performances was NAC's Alex Robinson, who broke the Southeastern Swimming record in the 11-12 1000FR, swimming a 10:21.23 and breaking SWAT's Jackson Tunks record from 2010. NAC athletes also broke several meet records, including Taylor Charles (Senior 400IM), Alex Robinson (11-12 100BK, 12&U 1000FR), Dakota Hodgson (Senior 200FLY), and Morgan Flynn (Senior 1000FR). Event winners from NAC include: Erika Giuse (13-14 100BK,...

USA Swimming released it's 2010-2011 Academic All-America team, and the Nashville Aquatic Club is represented by 10 athletes, more than any other club in Southeastern Swimming. Congratulations to Taylor Charles, Ted Curtiss, Alex Goss, Tate Ramsden, Nathan Stinson, Jarvis Werkhaven, Michelle Chintanaphol, Morgan Flynn, Anna Grainger, and Bridget Killian! From USA Swimming: The Scholastic All-America Team recognizes USA Swimming members who excel both in the classroom and in the pool. The Scholastic All-America Team is made up of high school student-athletes who have a grade point average of 3.5 or...

Coach Morse was featured in an article in the Tennessean on Wednesday, October 12. Morse is currently in Guadalajara, Mexico as a member of the Pan American Games coaching staff. Click here to head to the Tennesseean webpage!

A new victim! Enjoy, and thanks to Elizabeth for her help! When did you join NAC Masters and how often do you swim? I joined the NAC Masters when they were still at the old pool on Oceola Avenue in 1982. I was there when John Morse walked in the door! I try to swim 4 days a week and am really pretty good at hitting that goal. What is your background as a swimmer and athlete? As a child I always loved swimming but was never part of any...

The Nashville Aquatic Club welcomed the Lakeside Seahawks and Middle Tennessee Swim Club at the season opening Duel in the Pool. It was a great weekend of racing for all swimmers. Many competitors swam their way to best times, laying the foundation for great success this short course season! Swimmers, parents and coaches relaxed and enjoyed a cookout following the Saturday session at the pool. Congratulations to the following NAC swimmers for their winning performances: Millie Oldham (10 & Under 500 free), Cristina Garcia (10 & Under 100 Back), Tammy...