May Flowers Meet Recap

Jay Pearson

May Flowers Meet Write Up

Our first long course meet of the year was down at KCAC in Federal Way. Every group in Wave was well represented as we adjusted our bodies to 50-meter lengths instead of 25 yards! We saw an amazing number of excellent early season swims. Highlights included Alex Wang becoming the first swimmer ever in Black Group to earn a BB Cap and Ellen Feng earning her first AAAA cap in her final meet as a 10&Under. Adrian Juco qualified for Sectionals. Cora Ledrick, Dylan Vu, Hailey Crawford, Ethan Na, Nik Brusilovski, Claire Gao, and Daniel Xia all qualified for Zones. Congrats to everyone for an excellent meet!

Purple Group

We had 15 swimmers represent Purple group last weekend at Federal Way with fantastic swims! A great job to our swimmers for adjusting to the first long course pool of the season. A lot of determination and grit went into these races, which was exciting to see! Some of the top highlights include:

Alexander Belkin dropped 4 seconds in the 50 Fly
Theresa Nguyen dropped 5 seconds in the 200 IM
Landon Yuan dropped 13 seconds in the 50 Fly
Ananya Varadarajan dropped 38 seconds in the 100 Back
Arnav Jha dropped 28 seconds in the 100 Free
Karina Maksyutov dropped 7 seconds in the 100 Back

Congratulations to our swimmers that attended this meet!!

Age Group Select

What a turnaround from last weekend! We had a lot of caps to hand out on Monday for new motivational cuts: AAAA, AA, five A, and a BB! That was the most A caps we’ve ever handed out for one meet! Just as important, we only had two DQs the entire meet, a huge improvement over last weekend. Several swimmers picked up not only best times in every event, but also multiple new motivational cuts and several swimmers qualified for PNS Champs. Many swam their first long course meet ever or swam events in long course they had never done before. I am so proud of you all!

Bani Bhuyan – 5 new BB times, 3 new events swum, dropped 18.25 seconds in the 100 Free!
Lucy Broyles – 5 new BB times, 2 new events swum, dropped 13.65 seconds in the 100 Free!
Deniz Cankaya – One week after earning his first A time, Deniz followed up with his first AA time in the 50 Back and a new A time in the 100 Back!
Henry Cheng – First A time (50 Breast), 3 new BB times, 6 new events swum!
Lucas Deng – First BB time (50 Back), 4 new B times, 1 new event swum!
Berit Dunn – 1 new BB time, 5 new B times, 5 new events swum, dropped 4.97 seconds in the 50 Free!
Ellen Feng – 1 new AAAA time (her 50 Fly was also the 3^rd fastest in Wave history), 2 new AA times (including her first-ever 100 Fly), and 1 new A time!
Abby Gray – 4 new BB times, 6 best times, dropped 7.67 seconds in the 100 Back!
Olivia Henaire – 2 new BB times, 3 best times, dropped 4.94 seconds in the 100 Back!
Fiona Herman – 4 new BB times, 2 new events, dropped 18.48 seconds in the 100 Free!
Arvin Kandiah – 2 new BB times, 2 new events, dropped 19.39 seconds in the 100 Back and 47.90 seconds in the 50 Free (how is that even possible?!)!
Maria Kokhan – 1 new A time and 1 new BB time with a sore shoulder! Dropped 18.72 seconds in the 100 Free!
Lingyi Li – 4 new B times, 2 new events, dropped 12+ seconds in three different events!
Yihan Li – 2 new BB times, 6 new best times, dropped 10+ seconds in two events, and missed her first A time by only 0.05!
Olivia Liu – 4 new BB times, 1 new event, 5 new best times, dropped 10+ seconds in two events!
Eleanor Lopez – 5 new BB times, 1 new event, 5 new best times, dropped 11+ seconds in three events including 29.58 seconds in the 100 Free!
Elizabeth Luo – 2 new BB times, 3 new events, 3 new best times, dropped 7.37 seconds in the 50 Fly!
Rinat Maksyutov – 1 new BB time and 1 new B time in his first-ever long course meet!
Max Malinovskyi – His first A time (50 Back), 4 new best times, dropped 12+ seconds in two events including 22.40 seconds in the 100 Back!
Irene Qu – Her first two BB times as an 11-12 swimmer, 1 new event, 5 new best times, dropped 10.53 seconds in the 100 Free!
Leo Steijn – 1 new BB time and 3 new B times in his first-ever long course meet!
Dan Sun – 1 new B time in his first-ever long course meet!
Vedah Tuladhar – Her first two A times (50 & 100 Back), 1 new event, dropped 17.51 seconds in the 100 Free and 19.82 seconds in the 100 Back!
George Ursulenko – 5 new BB times, 5 new best times, dropped 23.95 seconds in the 50 Free!
Alison Wang – Earned her first A time in the 50 Back, dropping 6.65 seconds!
Isshin Yokoyama – 3 new B times in his first 11-12 long course meet, 6 best times, dropped 10.87 seconds in his 100 Fly!
Ally Yuan – Her first A time (50 Back), five new BB times for a best time in every event! Dropped 10+ seconds in two of those races!
Serena Zhang – 4 new BB times, 5 new events, dropped 10.16 seconds in her 50 Breast!

Well done Age Group Select! That was one of our best meets ever!

Senior 1

All 28 swimmers from Senior 1 made the trek down to Federal Way to compete at the May Flowers Meet. The group put on a spectacular display of racing. We saw tons of new best times, a bunch of first-time long course swims, and new qualifiers for high level meets. It was so much fun to watch everyone put everything they had into all their swims. This group trained very hard with the intent of crushing it at the meet and that is exactly what they did. It was awesome to see the swimmers rewarded for their work. I am looking forward to continuing the hard work and crushing times.

Oleg Arlouski was a little down after the 400 Free on Friday to start the meet didn’t go as well as we had hoped. He did an incredible job rallying and proceeded to go best times in all his remaining events. His most exciting swim came in the 200 Fly where he swam a super strong race and held his form all the way to a 13-second drop.
Tanay Boda competed in a long course meet for the first time in a while. He did an amazing job updating his times and seeing absolutely massive drops in all of his events. His 200 Free to finish off the meet was a fabulous swim, he was very happy with his splits and the effort he put into the race, a 51-second drop that capped off the positive vibes.
Daniel Cho was excited to race and update his times from a year ago. He proceeded to blow his old times out of the water. He had a monster swim in the 200 Breast dropping 26 seconds, which put him just off the Summer Sectionals cut. He is looking forward to training hard and going even faster at the next meet.
Aarohi Gandhi had a very strong meet going best times in four events. Her most impressive race was the 200 IM where she dropped 52 seconds with a strong, well-swum race. She is ready to get back to the grind at practice to build on her success.
Ananiah Gashaw was out sick the week before the meet but was determined to make the most of it. That is precisely what she did. She had a super strong swim in the 100 Fly dropping 7 seconds, then proceeded to outdo herself and produced a huge 22-second drop in the 100 Back.
Nethaniah Gashaw showed up ready to swim fast and chew gum…and she was all out of gum. She turned in several best times and swam one race long course for the first time ever. She was ecstatic after her 7-second drop in the 100 Fly saying she was ready to swim it again and keep getting better at the race.
Peter Hansen was a man on a mission to achieve best times, which is exactly what he did in five races. He had a strong swim in the 100 Free, staying aggressive and sprinting hard all the way to the finish to earn a 3-second drop. He went on to earn an even bigger 10-second drop in the 200 IM.
Penelope Hepkin achieved best times in four events and swam another two for the first time. She was on fire all weekend turning in fast swim after fast swim. Her 100 Breast was a phenomenal 7-second drop that was also a summer champs qualifying time. Not finished with fast swimming, she turned in a 10 second drop in the 200 IM.
Iris Huang had a blast swimming sprint races over the weekend. She has worked very hard on her pure speed, and it really paid off as she achieved best times in the 100 Fly, 100 Free, 50 Fly, and 50 Free. She put on an especially great show in the 100 Free, finishing hard and dropping 3 seconds in the process.
Rashmi Joshi only competed one day at the meet and made the absolute most out of it achieving one best time and swimming two races for the first time. She had an amazingly smooth 50 Fly and dropping 6 seconds. She is looking forward to her next opportunity to race.
Adrian Juco had a big meet going best times in all six races. He had a wild 200 Breast, dropping 14 seconds. He wasn’t done there as he followed it up with an even bigger swim in the 100 Breast, dropping 7 seconds and qualifying for Spring Sectionals.
Aditi Kandiah showed up ready to drop some time, then proceeded to do so in droves. She turned in some awesome swims and huge drops. She has been focusing on her fly training and it really showed as she dropped 31 seconds in the 100 Fly. She then finished off the meet with an even bigger 48-second drop in the 200 Free.
Cora Ledrick got off to a white-hot start to the meet Friday night with a huge 10-second drop in the 400 Free and never looked back, finishing the meet with five new best times. She turned in an awesome 100 Free dropping a second and qualifying for Senior Zones for the first time.
Kyle Li put up some strong performances over the weekend. He started himself off with a solid drop in the 100 Free putting himself closer to the 1:00 mark. He followed up with a super tough swim in the 200 Free, finishing hard with a stellar 3-second drop.
Daniel Luckowski had some monster drops in his first long course meet in a while. His sprint free and back both looked excellent and he had good showings in the 50s and 100s. His massive 16-second drop in the 100 Free was his biggest of the weekend. He is looking forward to increasing his training and swimming longer races.
Anton Mazepa picked up right where he left off from the last meet. He put up best times in all his races. He has been working very hard on back and absolutely crushed his races, dropping 9 seconds in the 100 and 19 seconds in the 200. He loves swimming fast and plans to continue his run as the season progresses.
Joseph Nguyen has been busy preparing for a rigorous academic testing schedule but was determined to make the most out of the meet. He had some awesome swims, achieving five best times and swimming one race for the first time. It was awesome for him to update some of his old times and see some really massive improvements, with his biggest drop of 40 seconds coming in the 200 IM.
Sonny Nguyen posted strong swims on his way to three new best times. He sprinted out a quick 50 Free, dropping almost a full second, then dominated his heat in the 200 IM on his way to a 3-second improvement.
Neha Phatak came out and completely destroyed her old times. She had huge drops in all her races and looked fantastic doing so. Her biggest drop (23 seconds) came in the 100 Free. She then finished the meet with another big 11-second drop in the 200 Free.
Ani Purkayastha has been training hard and was ready to swim fast and that is exactly what she did. She posted best times in all six races, looking smooth and strong in the water. The wildest race was her 200 where she dropped 32 seconds.
Rahul Purkayastha wasn’t about to let his sister have all the glory; he posted four best times and swam two races for the first time. He kicked things off with a huge 34-second drop in the 100 Back and followed that up by getting a BB time in his first-ever long course 200 Back. He finished off the meet with an 8-second drop in the 200 Free.
Tandisse Rahimi competed in her first-ever long course meet and did an amazing job. She achieved B times in two races and BB times in two more. She had a super strong 200 Free, splitting well and finishing with blazing speed. She is excited to learn how to swim the race better and continue to improve.
Neil Rawal saw some tremendous improvements in some races and strong swims in others. He had a great race in the 100 Breast, going stroke for stroke with another swimmer all the way to an exciting finish and a solid time. He had a crazy 100 Free as well, dropping 36 seconds.
Will Rinehart was only able to compete one day but saw some really big drops and great improvements. He swam a great 200 Breast, pacing well and keeping his form together on his way to a 36-second drop. He then sprinted his way to a BB time and an 8-second drop in the 50 Free.
Boris Shakhov has made it a goal to start the season strong and race well. The meet was great proof that he is doing just that. He finished the meet with four new best times. He started off by dropping 4 seconds in the 100 Fly, going under 1:10 for the first time. He then kept it rolling with a super strong 1-second drop in the 100 Free. He is eager to keep seeing improvement.
Radha Shriram added herself to the all best times club with her 6-for-6 effort. She looked very good in all her freestyle races, executing the strategies well and seeing huge improvements. Her best race though would be the 200 IM where she raced all four legs with tenacity and saw a wild 12-second drop.
Dylan Vu had himself an excellent meet, dropping time in five races. His freestyle events proved to be strong as he has been working on his speed and stamina in the stroke. He was ecstatic after a huge swim in the 100 Free produced his first Senior Zones cut. He rode the wave of excitement all the way through to a solid second drop in the 200 Free to follow it up.
Daniel Xia absolutely smashed all his old times. He crushed the sprint free events, qualifying for Senior Zones in both the 50 and 100. He wasn’t done there as both his 100 and 200 Breast times were just off the Zones cut as well. He is excited to keep rocking it moving forward.

Senior Epic

Senior Epic had an exciting weekend with tons of fast swims, a number of personal best times, and new Zones cuts achieved at Federal Way. Our swimmers also got many new Motivational Times including some fast AA and AAA swims. The group has been training extremely hard every day and they demonstrated great ability to swim fast in their first long course meet, making the best of it. This is a promising season for us! Enjoy some highlights from our group:

Rina Yuan smashed all her races and finished the weekend with six new best times. She had outstanding 50 and 100 Frees, dropping 1 second in the former and 2.27 in the latter. Rina earned an AA Time in the 100 Free. Another great swim was the 100 Back where she had a huge 7-second drop.
Jenna Kimborowicz has been crushing the distance sets at practice and worked her way to swim a solid 1500 Free on the first day. She also swam a strong 200 Back and 100 Fly.
Hailey Crawford has been training really hard and it showed at the meet. She went four personal bests and had an outstanding swim in the 100 Free, dropping 1.57 seconds, earning an AA Time, and her first Zones cut!
Caroline Bryant had a fantastic meet and went 7 of 7 best times! She did a great job in the 400 Free where she was able to swim strong the entire race and finished it with a monster 33-second drop. She also earned her first motivational cap with our team with a powerful 50 Free to get a AA Time.
Kyler Brumfield looked strong in the sprint events and went best times in the 50 & 100 Free. At the opposite end of the spectrum, she had a solid 1500 Free holding a consistent pace and closing the race extremely well.
Anouk Balog had another strong meet and went a best time in the 100 Fly, 200 Fly, and 50 Free. She also swam the 1500 Free and did an amazing job on her first time doing this event in the 50 meters pool.
Alexander Werth recovered from some shoulder pain that he felt during the week to swim a fast meet and go three lifetime bests. His strongest swims were the 100 Breast and 100 Free where he dropped half a second in each race.
Andy Wang is on the right track to build back his endurance after recovering from a serious injury a few months ago. He demonstrated that he is on his way with solid swims in all his events, especially in the 50 & 100 Fly and 50 Free. Keep grinding, Andy!
Jaiden Sreenivasan had an excellent meet, dropping time in four events and going AAA Times in all of them. He swam a strong 200 Fly and only three heats later he was back in the pool to crush the 200 Back with an impressive last 50 meters and a best time. Unfortunately, he was disqualified in the race, but now he knows what he needs to work on for the next race. He also broke the 1:00 barrier for the first time in 100 Fly with a huge 5.72-second drop.
Noah Sattari proved to himself his ability to swim a strong butterfly in the long pool as he does in the SCY. He was happily surprised to swim a solid 200 Fly that was only 2 seconds off his best time. In the 100 Fly, he looked very smooth and swam right at his time. He dropped time in 50 Free and 100 Breast.
Aadhav Saravanan swam only one day and did a great job in all three races. He has been working more on his backstroke and was able to swim a great 100 Back where he dropped 22 seconds from his old time. He also swam a strong 100 Fly going right at his time.
Alex Popov had a strong meet with many fast swims and two best times. He dominated the 50 Breast, dropping a solid 0.75 second and also managed to race hard in the 100 Free to update his old time by 0.09.
Ethan Na had a fantastic meet, going five lifetimes best. He crushed the 50 Free, dropping 1.26 seconds to achieve the Zones cut and an AA Time. He also swam an excellent 100 Fly where he dropped 5 seconds and looked strong the entire race.
Owen Ledrick finished the weekend with three new best times. He had an outstanding swim in the 200 IM, dropping more than 3 seconds and demonstrating a spectacular breaststroke leg in the race.
Fredrik Larsen had a great weekend and swam personal bests in the 50 & 200 Free, and 50 Back. In the 200 Free, he dominated the race with an amazing last 50 meters and a 2.38-second drop. He also looked really good in the 100 & 200 Back demonstrating a solid technique and lots of underwater dolphin kicks.
Henry Geitz smashed all his races with best times in five events. He earned an A Time in the 100 Free with a solid 3.82-second drop and had another excellent swim in the 200 Free with a huge time drop of 6.42 seconds.
Raymond Chen went best times in the 100 Fly and 50 Free. Ray looked very strong in the 100 Fly and finished the race holding the technique together until the end. Ray has been working on keeping long arms in his freestyle and was able to race the 50 Free with a more efficient stroke.
Nik Brusilovski crushed the weekend with five best times. His highlights swims were the 100 & 400 Free where he earned two AA Times and also got the Zones cut in both events. That was his first time swimming under 1:00 in the 100 Free (LCM).
Rik Brusilovski joined the family party and also went five personal bests! His outstanding swim was the 400 Free where he dropped an impressive 13 seconds. He also had an excellent 200 Free (-3.65) and 200 IM (-5.32) achieving an A Time and is getting close to Zones cuts in all three events.
Boston Borg was still struggling and recovering from wisdom teeth surgery that happened a week before the meet, but he still swam three best times (50 & 200 Free and 100 Back) fighting hard to overcome the pain and perform his best at the meet.

Black Group

Black Group had only two swimmers at this meet and they only swam one day, but both boys crushed it, racing hard and earning some fantastic new times in the process.

Alex Wang showed awesome improvement in his 100 Free and 50 Fly, while swimming the 50 Back in long course for the first time and posted a BB swim while finishing as the fastest 8-year-old in the event!
Kenshin Yokoyama swam all three of his races for the first time in long course and posted B times in all three. He has been working hard on his butterfly and showed amazing improvement in the 50 Fly finishing in 8^th place overall for the 10&U boys!

Awesome swimming you two!!!

Senior Prep

Wow! What a great May Flowers meet! Lots of fantastic swims and huge time drops mostly due to having not swum long course over the last several months. I love the first long course meet of the year as you really get to see the improvement over a much longer period of time than our short course swims that we do more frequently. Sr. Prep had 188 successful swims with 47 new events for swimmers and 167 best times, which was 88.8% of our races! We also had four swims that were right at or within 0.5 second of the swimmer’s best time. Shout out to Claire for achieving a Zones qualifying time (AAA time) in the 100 Free!

We had 30 time drops of more than 10 seconds! Here were our Top 30 time improvements for the meet:

Kamilla Bugaitsova dropped -81.69 seconds in the 1500 Free!
Kirsten Hau dropped 68.05 seconds in the 1500 Free & 12.12 seconds in the 200 Free!
Deming Gates dropped 32.06 seconds in the 1500 Free, 17.92 seconds in the 200 Breast, & 11.86 seconds in the 200 IM!
Lauren Hizzey dropped 25.40 seconds in the 400 Free & 14.8 seconds in the 200 IM
Dami Jung dropped 19.66 seconds in the 200 Free!
Gahl Ami ad dropped 18.99 seconds in the 200 Breast!
Yuzuki Ishizuka dropped 17.11 seconds in the 200 IM!
Sophia Gorveatt dropped 16.70 seconds in the 200 Free!
Karolina Pastusiak dropped 16.54 seconds in the 200 Free!
Sophia Gorveatt dropped 16.06 seconds in the 100 Back!
Sanvi Shrivastava dropped 15.45 seconds in the 100 Fly!
K Kadach dropped 15.17 seconds in the 100 Back, 11.53 seconds in the 100 Free & 11.31 seconds in the 100 Breast!
Bennett Geitz dropped 14.28 seconds in the 200 IM & 10.54 seconds in the 200 Free!
Daniel Chen dropped 14.11 seconds in the 200 Back & 12.47 seconds in the 200 Free!
Amelia Pletosu dropped 14.05 seconds in the 200 Free!
Nora Herman dropped 13.04 seconds in the 400 Free!
Beata Sobol dropped 12.31 seconds in the 200 Free!
Rachael Rose dropped 10.9 seconds in the 100 Breast!
Lasya Viswanadham dropped 10.65 seconds in the 200 Breast!
Molly Mayfield dropped 10.49 seconds in the 100 Back!
Andy Yang dropped 10.44 seconds in the 100 Free!
Arya Bhatt dropped 10.11 seconds in the 200 Breast!

We had 47 first successful swims at the meet:

Gahl Ami ad swam the 100M Free for the first time!
Arya Bhatt swam the 100M Breast for the first time!
Daniel Chen swam the 200M IM & 400M Free for the first time!
Madeleine Cheng swam the 200M Breast & 200M IM for the first time!
Evan Deng swam the 100M Back, 100M Breast, 100M Free, 50M Back, 50M Breast, & 50M Free for the first time!
Bennett Geitz swam the 400M Free for the first time!
Nora Herman swam the 100M Back for the first time!
Dami Jung swam the 200M Breast for the first time!
K. Kadach swam the 50M Breast for the first time!
Kaylan Li swam the 100M Breast, 100M Free, 200M Breast, 200M Free, 50M Breast, & 50M Free for the first time!
Molly Mayfield swam the 200M IM for the first time!
Roshni Padmanabhan swam the 100M Back & 50M Back for the first time!
Amelia Pletosu swam the 100M Back, 100M Breast, & 1500M Free for the first time!
Vien Pogue swam the 400M Free & 50M Fly for the first time!
Rachael Rose swam the 100M Free, 200M Breast, 200M Free for the first time!
Kavya Sudhakar swam the 50M Breast & 50M Free for the first time!
Ella Tulanon swam the 1500M Free for the first time!
Lasya Viswanadham swam the 100M Fly, 400M Free, & 50M Fly for the first time!
Lina Wu swam the 100M Breast, 100M Free, 200M Breast, & 50M Free for the first time!
Liya Wu swam the 200M Breast, 200M Free, 200M IM, & 50M Free for the first time!

White Group

The White Group sent a crew of 14 to the May Flowers meet, and it was an eye opener: a first qualifying meet for some, a first long course meet for many, and a first KCAC meet for all! But they didn’t know how to freeze with stage fright, so they hit the water swimming and never looked back.

EPIC EVENT CLUB: These swimmers get ‘chutzpah’ points for tackling longer events, without nerving out, falling apart, or ‘accidentally’ sleeping through it. In a long course pool, long events can feel infinite.

200 Free: Anu Bathe, Ilia Maksimchuk and Anika Lichtenburg. Anika landed it with a B time, the only one in White group (currently)!
200 IM: earned the first-ever 200 IM B time for White Group! Shoutout to his one-man support crew, Mudit Singh who shouted for all he was worth when Jonathan needed it most.

MOTIVATIONAL GRAD: Andrew Zhu earned his first-ever BB time, in his 50 Breast by a margin of 0.13s! Then he did it again in his 100 Breast, with a second to spare.

MIND-OVER-MEETer: Melissa Nguyen won the first heat of the first event of the day, 50 Back, and well within a B time! She was so fast, that she thought it should take longer, so she flip-turned the finish and went straight into a second 50 Back victory lap (also a B time!). She also scored a second 1^st BB time in breast in back-to-back meets!

ONES TO WATCH: this meet had a lot of close calls!

Anu Bathe landed his 50 Back just 0.6 shy of a first BB time.
Jonathan Liu, also landed his 50 Free the same 0.6 shy of a BB.
Alyssa Yang arrived just 0.4s from a 1st BB in her 50 BR! Then in a practice time trial the next day, she BB’d her 100 Breast…if only those were official times!

High School

The entire high school group swam phenomenal. We had a few DQs; however, the events that were DQs were B times! That’s still a win in my book. We have a few things to work on and we will get them right the next time! Great Job!!

Ori Ami Ad: -15.93 in 100 Free for a BB time, -24.61 in 200 IM for a B time, -11.65 in 50 Back, -10.75 in 50 Breast, -6.34 in 50 Free for a BB time.
Tanvi Bathe: Swam the 100 Back, 100 Free, and 200 Back for the first time long course and two of those were B times! -3.09 in 50 Back, -3.13 in 50 Breast, -1.90 in 50 Free for a BB time!
Zander Brumfield: Swam all his events for the first time in long course. Out of his 6 events, he earned three BB times in his 100 Free, 200 IM, and 50 Free. He also received one B time in his 100 Fly.
Ian Chow: Swam all his events for the first time in long course. Out of his six events, he made two B times in his 50 Free and 200 Breast.
Shayan Gavandi: -5.07 in 50 Breast, -3.56 in 50 Free.
Dario Giuliani: Swam all his events for the first time in long course. Out of his six events he made three B times in his 100 breast, 100 Free, and 50 Free.
Surabhi Koundinya: -1.12 in 50 Back,-7.24 in 50 Fly.
Chloe Lewis: -22.97 in 100 Back, -2.07 in 50 Free receiving a B time.
Aayona Pattanaik: -3.39 in 50 Fly.
Kamilla Shapiro: What a meet! -13.68 in 100 Back, -2.86 in 100 Breast, -10.00 in 50 Breast, -1.90 in 50 Fly, and -8.60 in 50 Free receiving a B time.
Ekansh Verma: -2.39 in 50 Back, -1.81 in 50 Breast, and -1.76 in 50 Fly.
Oliver Wang: -1.73 in 50 Fly. Swam the 200 free and the 400 IM for the first time long course and received a B time.