Wave Preps for Champs with Big Swims at AGI!

Jay Pearson

November AGI Meet Recap

In the last meet before Fall Championships, Wave sent swimmers from every group in both Sport and Select up to Kamiak High School in Mukilteo for a weekend of fast & furious racing! Wave excelled, speeding our way to a boatload of new PNS Champs cuts and new US Motivational Times, highlighted by Daniel Xia’s AAAA in the 200 Breast where he just missed his Futures cut, Jaiden Sreenivisan’s Futures cut in the 200 IM, and Nik Brusilovski’s Sectionals cut in the 500 Free. A big shout out to all the girls who came off swimming in multiple weekends for their high school team and still swam fast at this meet! It will be exciting to see how FAST we swim at Divisionals and PNS Champs. Way to go, Wave!

Age Group 1

Age Group 1 had a great meet weekend. We had more than 30 kids from the group qualified for the meet and the kids took advantage of a great meet for some fast swimming. Congrats to all the kids on a successful meet and I can’t wait to see how everyone does come Champs time!!!

Standout Swimmers of the Meet:

Addy Clarke had an awesome meet dropping time in all six events. Her standout swims came in the 100 Back (dropping 14 seconds) and 100 IM (dropping 9 seconds). She also came extremely close to her first Champs Cut.
Rinat Maksyutov crushed the meet with four best times over the weekend and some great finishes in terms of place at the meet. Stand out swims were his 100 Free (dropping 3 seconds) and 100 IM (dropping 2 seconds).
Mudit Singh had a crazy fast meet going 5-for-6 in best times. His standout swims were his 200 Free to start the meet off (dropping 7 seconds) and the 100 Back and 50 Fly where he dropped just shy of 2 seconds in each.
Anna Ventura had three swims at this meet, and she made each one count dropping in all three. She dropped 8 seconds in the 100 IM and 2.5 seconds in both the 50 Back and 50 Free.
Alex Wang had a great weekend going a best time in 5-of-6 swims. He did an awesome with standout swims in the 100 Back (dropping 14 seconds), and the 50 Back (dropping 2 seconds).
Natalie Whitbeck swam three events at the meet and went best time in two of those swims. But both of those drops were HUGE. Natalie dropped 11 seconds in her 100 Fly and 10 seconds in her 100 IM.

Senior 1

Our 20 swimmers had an absolutely awesome showing at the meet. We rested for about two days prior so we could see what they could do on short rest. They knocked my expectations out of the park! I was super happy with how well they raced. If this is what they are capable of doing on short rest, I am very excited to see what they can do when they are fully rested. Looking forward to the upcoming championship meet season and seeing the group crush their races.

Quinn Anderson had a fantastic day dropping time in all his races. He has been working hard on improving his sprint speed and it really showed in his 100 Free as he dropped about 0.5 and is getting closer and closer to going sub :50 for the first time.
Bianca Bensen came off three weekends of racing due to the high school season, stepping up and racing hard at her 4^th meet in a row. She had a stellar 200 Back, splitting it near perfectly and dropping time once again. She has dropped time in this race at every meet this season.
Logan Downing showed up ready to rock and roll, he rolled all the way to three new best times with some very strong swimming. He’s been working hard on improving his endurance and it showed in his 200 IM as he was able to close much better than his last time out, resulting in a solid 2-second drop.
Kevin Flannery turned in several strong swims and was right at his best time in the 50 Breast. He is looking forward to continuing to train hard and swim fast to end the season.
Peter Hansen made the most out of all his swims, turning in three new bests. He has been on a tear in the 100 Free this season, dropping at every meet, and kept the streak going as he dropped another second going under :54 for the first time.
Penelope Hepkin had small drops due to some big swims, posting a perfect 3/3 on best times. She has really been hitting her stride in the 500 Free and this meet proved no different. She swam a super strong race holding the pace well and speeding up near the end finishing hard.
Adrian Juco has been training very hard and was feeling the effects of this at the meet. Nonetheless he made the most out of his swims, executing good race strategies and going right at his best time in all his events.
Aditi Kandiah swam a tough double with little time in between two of her races. Even though she only got a little bit of rest, she was right on her best time in the 50 Fly looking strong and smooth throughout she was then just off her best in the 100 Back just 5 minutes later. She is looking forward to more time in between races.
Cora Ledrick also comes off three weekends in a row of racing. She stepped up and swam hard all weekend, turning in several good swims. She had a good showing in the 200 Free, pacing the race well and closing strong.
Anton Mazepa participated in some of the most exciting races of the weekend. He got involved in a three-way race to the finish in his 500 Free getting his hand to the touchpad first and dropping 2 seconds in the process.
Joseph Nguyen was battling illness the week leading up to the meet but was determined to make the most out of it by stepping up and swimming hard. He had an awesome 50 Fly, showing his improving speed dropping a half second.
Kieran O’Gorman put up good swims across the board. He swam a very solid 100 Free splitting well, going right at his best time, and putting up his best time this season in the event. He is looking forward to resting and crushing his times at champs.
Ani Purkayastha swam well in all her races. She did a wonderful job of swimming the races the way we have been working on swimming them in practice. She was right at her best time in the 200 Back, splitting the race very well and went the second fastest time she has ever gone, going under 2:20 for the second meet in a row.
Rahul Purkayashta turned in several good swims himself. He looked especially good during his 500 holding the pace well and closing the race strong. It was only his second time going under 6:00 in the race. He is excited to continue to improve in his longer races.
Neil Rawal was very happy with his performances as he went best times in all three races. His sprint breaststroke looked phenomenal as he raced his way to a 1.3-second drop in the 50. He was ecstatic after his 100 Free as he finally crashed through the 1:00 barrier all the way down to a :58!
Amaris Rus has excelled in the longer events most of the season. He took this meet to show that he has some great sprint speed as well. He posted strong 2-second drops in both the 100 Fly and 100 Free showing his improved back half in both races.
Josh Rus showed up ready to crush his races, and that is exactly what he did. He posted a perfect 3/3 best times. He had a very exciting 200 Free where he got off to a fast start and was able to hold on and close strongly as well. He turned in a massive 11-second drop and broke 2:00 for the first time.
Boris Shakhov turned in a solid performance in the 50 Fly going right at his best and showing good technique. He is ready to get back to training hard to be ready for upcoming meets.
Gabe Traina had a couple of breakthrough swims at the meet. He had a fantastic 200 Free where he was not afraid to get out fast and then be able to hang on to the end and breaking the 2:00 barrier for the first time.
Daniel Xia showed his mix of speed and stamina as he performed very well in the mid distance events. He split a great 200 Breast on his way to a 5-second drop putting him very close to breaking 2:10 and earning his Futures cut.

Senior Epic

We had an excellent weekend with many fast swims and best times achieved at the AGI Meet. It was exciting to see how the hard training we have been doing is paying off. I really enjoyed seeing the swimmers applying the race strategies we have been working on, as well as some specific skills, such as underwater dolphin kicks and breakouts being well executed in their races. A special shout-out to Jaiden for his new Futures cut in the 200 IM and Nik for a new Sectionals cut in the 500 Free! Enjoy some highlights from our group:

Oleg Arlouski has been crushing his butterfly sets at practice and it showed at the meet with five personal bests! He had a huge 7-second drop in his 200 Fly and earned a AAA Time in SCY.
Anouk Balog had a strong 200 Fly where she was consistent in all her splits and held a solid technique to the end of the race.
Nik Brusilovski dominated his events and went 5-of-6 best times! His outstanding swims were the 200 Free (-3.20 seconds) and 500 Free (-6.25 seconds) where he earned a AAA Time in both events and got a Sectionals cut in the 500.
Rik Brusilovski went four best times and a new A Cut in the 100 Free. He had a solid 6.49-second drop in the 400 IM where he sprinted his way to the end with a strong freestyle split.
Caroline Bryant swam a best time in the 100 Breast (-1.85 seconds) even after a long sequence of prelim/finals meets at the Girls HS Season where she had many best times in her free sprint events.
Daniel Cho is getting close to his goal and dropped 0.68 to go 1:00 in the 100 Breast for the first time. He also went a best time in the 100 Fly.
Hailey Crawford has been very consistent during the season and was able to swim a personal best in the 200 Breasts and 50 Free. She also went less than a second off her best times in both 100 Breast and 200 Free.
Henry Geitz had an excellent meet and brought home five personal bests. In the 400 IM, he dropped 6.26 seconds and in the 100 Fly another 2.45 seconds to earn an A Time!
Iris Huang has been working more on her butterfly and had strong swims in both the 100 & 200 Fly. Kudos for her 200 Fly where she did a good job managing her race.
Jenna Kimborowicz was happy with her 200 Free where she went out fast and raced hard until the end. She also had solid backstroke events where she worked on fast turns.
Owen Ledrick went a personal best in the 50 Breast with a solid half second drop. In the 100 Breast, he went only 0.31 off his best time demonstrating a strong technique in his race.
Samantha Merriam had a huge time drop in the 200 Breast (-6.79 seconds) and swam an excellent 200 Free where she held a strong and consistent pace for the entire race.
Ethan Na swam only one day at the meet and tied his best time in the 50 Free. He also swam a strong 100 Fly going only half second off his personal best.
Noah Sattari’s strongest race was the 100 Fly where he worked on his technique, underwater dolphin kicks, and race strategies. He is looking forward to swimming this event again at Champs.
Jaiden Sreenivasan was very happy to get five new personal bests. He has been working a lot on his underwater dolphin kicks and it showed in all three IM events he swam at the meet (100, 200 & 400 IM). He crushed his 200 IM time and got a new Futures cut.
Megan Traina was thrilled with her amazing results during HS Season and continued to swim fast at AGI. She went a lifetime best in the 500 Free and was only a few tenths off her best times in both the 100 Back and 100 Free.
Rina Yuan had strong swims in the 100 Free and 100 Breast and raced a personal best in the 200 IM where she dropped 0.63.

Congrats for the excellent swims! There is more to come in December Champs!

Black Group

Congratulations to Lexie Watrous on some terrific performances over the AGI weekend! As always, the effort and execution at the meet matter, but it’s all made possible by what she does at practice. Her effort, engagement and learning at practice have helped her to grow tremendously, and what made her performances possible:

100 IM - big drop with a new B time in the race. Coaches love seeing strong performances in IMs
50 Back - another big drop and closing in on her B time in this one
50 Free - smaller drop but a great swim and a new B time here

We hope her success at the meet is a motivator that will help to continue to push her along!

High School

We sent 4 athletes to the meet and they performed marvelously. I'm very proud of each of you!

Madeleine Cheng: Swam 100 Breast dropping -1.47 for a B cut. Swam 100 Free, 100 IM, 50 Back, 50 Breast, and 50 Fly staying right at her best times
Thomas Claux: No time drops but had great swims after just getting back into the water! Swam 100 Breast, 100 Free, 200 Free, 50 Breast, 50 Fly, and 50 Free
Devon Gordon: Swam 50 Free dropping -2.15 for a B time. Also swam 100 Fly and 100 Breast
Lina Wu: -1.28 in 50 Free for a BB time. Also swam the 100 IM and 100 Breast near her best times

Purple Group

We had 8 kids qualify for this meet and the coaches are very proud of how hard they’ve worked to make it! Well done, Purple!

Kyra Yuan had her finest meet in the past two years, shattering her best times every time she dove in, highlighted by a BB time in the 100 Breast and a 6-second drop in her 200 Breast
Avery Chen was right on her best times in four events and picked up a new best time in the 100 Fly
Emily Dong went 5/6 in best times, including a new B time in the 50 Free and a 1.4-second drop in her 100 Free
Adam Kantor picked up two new best times, including a 1.3-second drop in his 50 Fly
Emily MacDonald earned a new B time in her 50 Fly with a 1.2-second drop
Charles Page was 3/3 in best times highlighted by an almost 4-second improvement in his 200 IM where he scored 8^th
Molly Page dropped 1.7 seconds in her 100 Back to move ever closer to a new BB time
Landon Yuan was 3/3 including two huge drops of 3+ seconds in his 100 Back and 100 Free, with the latter being a new B time

Age Group 2

We had 20+ athletes qualify for this meet and nearly everyone turned in multiple best times. Highlights included Henry Cheng and Rhea Dawani earning their first PNS Champs cut for the Fall season and Irene Qu and Andy Nguyen each gaining new 11-12 A times. In addition, Ally Yuan and Fiona Herman both raced the fly leg in the medley relay, had but one race to rest, then picked up new PNS Champs cuts in the 200 Free!

Alex Arlouski has been cracking the whip in practice and it paid off with three new best times and a 4^th place finish in the 200 Free
Ahana Bhattacharya has been quietly challenging everyone in her lane during workouts, helping her to four best times and two new BB times. She’s worked particularly hard on her backstroke, where she earned two of her time drops
Lucy Broyles is continuing to work on developing her speed technique and it paid off as she went 5-for-6 in best times, including both of her 50s
Deniz Cankaya raced as an 11-yr-old for the first time and also went 5-for-6, including his first 11-12 BB time in the 50 Back
Henry Cheng scored his first SCY PNS Champs cut in the 200 Breast, dropping 6.5 seconds and grabbing 2^nd place. He also scored 3^rd in the 100 Breast and 4^th in the 50 Breast as well as earning new motivational times in all four races where he got a best time
Rhea Dawani earned her first-ever PNS Champs cut in the 50 Breast, dropping 0.9 and racing her way to a 1^st place finish. She also had a couple of massive drops in her 100 Free and 100 IM. This is what happens when you work hard day-in and day-out!
Lucas Deng had an outstanding first day, dropping 4+ seconds in all three races and scoring twice
Ellen Feng placed top 6 in four events and had a fantastic 500 Free where she slashed nearly 25 seconds off her previous best
Rihit Gandhi made the most of his one day at the meet, highlighted by an amazing 200 Breast where he cut off almost 15 seconds to score 5^th place
Abby Gray has improved her workout habits over the past few weeks and already has seen results, as she went four best times and placed top 6 in five race
Olivia Henaire has become our distance queen and ended the meet with a new PNS Champs cut in the 500 Free with an 8-second drop. She went a perfect 6-for-6, including an 8.5-second drop in her 200 IM. This is what happens when you have 100% attendance and 100% effort in practice!
Fiona Herman only had one best time but was right on her best times in all her other races and finished top 6 in five of them
Jayden Hor swam only one day and raced his way to a 6^th place in the 200 Breast
Elise Kabakci picked up two new A times, including her first :30 in the 50 Free leading off the Free Relay. She now has a PNS Champs cut in all four freestyle events
Arvin Kandiah has developed into a great leader in practice and it showed in his one day at the meet as he went 3/3 and dropped huge chunks of time, including two new B times in his breaststroke races
Maria Kokhan is overcoming shoulder injuries and is now seeing the fruits of all her rehab as she picked up three motivational times, including her first 11-12 BB time
Yihan Li scored four best times, three of them in backstroke where she has really applied herself in practice, and earned two new BB times
Jonathan Liu—in his last meet as a 10-yr-old—scored five 1^st places, dropping time in all those events, including a 6-second drop in his 100 Back
Olivia Liu picked up four new best times and completed the 400 IM legally for the first time where she scored 6^th place
Max Malinovksyi got off to a great start in the 11-12 age group, earning four best times including his first 11-12 BB time in the 50 Back
Andy Nguyen was on fire all weekend, but his 50 Breast was really hot, as he blasted 2 seconds off his best to earn his first 11-12 A time and pick up 1^st place and a PNS Champs cut
Melissa Nguyen only swam three races, but she earned best times in each, including a monster swim in her 200 Breast where she dropped more than 2 seconds and picked up a 2^nd place ribbon
Irene Qu was spectacular as she earned seven best times (including her relay leadoff), a BB time in her first-ever 200 Breast, and her first 11-12 A time in the 50 Free, where she splashed past the :29 barrier
Keira Spitze picked up two best times in her one day at the meet, highlighted by a massive 9-second improvement in her 100 Breast
Leo Steijn grabbed two PNS cuts—both in his breaststroke—and went 5/6 best times. The only swim he didn’t improve he somehow matched his best time exactly to the hundredth!
Han Sun was an absolute beast in backstroke, improving in all three distances and dropping 17 total seconds. On top of that, he shattered his 100 Free time by 9 seconds!
Nika Svirydovich made the most of her one day at the meet with a perfect 3/3, including a monster 6.58-second improvement in her 200 Breast from just three weeks earlier
Vedah Tuladhar had an outstanding 100 IM, pacing it beautifully and dropping more than 2 seconds
George Ursulenko did not have any best times, but was very close to his best 100 Free time
Isshin Yokoyama had three best times and just missed on two others. To top it off, he scored in the top 6 five different times as an 11-yr-old in the 11-12 group
Ally Yuan is the most consistent swimmer in AG2 at practice and she proved that hard work pays off big time with her four best times, a new A time, and her spectacular 200 Free where she dropped 9 seconds with just one race to rest!
Grace Zhang churned out one excellent race after another all weekend long, picking up five best times and narrowly missing a sixth. Her standout event was her 50 Breast, where she kept up a fast turnover to pick up her biggest improvement of the weekend
Andrew Zhu scored four best times, including three of 2+ seconds, and finished in the top 6 in both his breaststroke races

Way to go, AG2! I can’t wait to see you all race in Divisionals and PNS Champs!

Senior Prep

We had another tremendous meet with many new PNS Champs cuts! Enjoy these highlights:

Phoebe Anderson – New best time in the 50 Free
Kamilla Bugaitsova – Five best times, including a 3.5-second drop in the 100 Fly and a 5.7-second drop in the 200 IM
Roman Byelykh – Five best times, including two new BB times and a 4-second drop in the 200 Back
Lola Cheng – Three best times and a 3^rd place in the 200 Breast
Evan Deng – 6/6 best times, two new BB times, and four Top 3 finishes
Lena Duryee – Four best times, a new A time, and winner of the 100 Free
Claire Gao – 6/6 best times, won five events and finished 2^nd in her 6^th, a new AAA time and three new AA times
Bennett Geitz – Four best times, including a 12.5-second drop in the 500 Free to earn a new AA time and finish 4^th
Sophia Gorveatt – 6/6 best times highlighted by a 13.5-second drop in the 500 Free for the win
Caden Gray – Three best times including a win the 50 Back and a 7.7-second drop in the 50 Fly to earn a new BB time
Kirsten Hau – 6/6 best times led by a 3.4-second drop in the 100 Fly and a 2^nd place in the 400 IM
Nora Herman – Just missed a 6/6 meet by 0.08! She won the 100 Fly with a new A time and a 2.6-second drop
Lauren Hizzey – Four best times topped by a 7.8-second drop in the 200 IM to earn a new BB time as well as a 3^rd place in the 200 Back
Yuzuki Ishizuka – Two huge drops of 3.8 seconds in the 100 Fly (and 3^rd place) and 9 seconds in her 500 Free
Dami Jung – Three best times including a 2.2-second improvement in her 100 Breast
Bryan Lin – 2/3 best times including a 2.5-second drop in his 100 Fly for a new BB time
Ethan Lin – Four best times including a new AAA in the 100 Free and two new AA times
Lainey Meyer – 3/3 best times topped by a 13-second drop and 5^th place in her 400 IM
Kumail Mukadam – Three best times including a 3-second drop in his 500 Free and a new B time in his 100 Back
Amelia Pletosu – Missed a 6/6 meet by only 0.03! However, she easily made up for that with an 18-second drop and a new A time in her 500 Free
Vien Pogue – 6/6 best times topped by a 3.9-second drop in her 100 Fly
Rachael Rose – Five best times, two new BB times, and a 9.3-second improvement in her 200 Breast to score 6^th
Sanvi Shrivastava – Three best times and missed two more by only 0.37 total, including a 1.8-second drop in her 100 Fly
Max Smagley – 6/6 best times including a 4.2-second drop in his 100 Back and a new BB time in his 50 Fly with a 3.3-second improvement
Beata Sobol – Was just off her best times for most of the meet, but saved her best race for last when she blasted 5.4 seconds off her previous best 500 Free
Maya Surugiu – Four best times and three 1^st places topped by a 2-second drop and new A time in her 400 IM
Molly Traina – Won the 100 Back to start off the meet, made Top 6 in events, and dropped nearly 3 seconds in her 200 Free
Lasya Viswanadham – Four best times including her first AA time in butterfly after a 1.2-second improvement in her 50 Fly
Piper Wiegand – Two new A times (200 Free and 200 IM) to go with a BB time in her first-ever 200 Back
Andy Yang – Four best times, including two 1^st and two 2^nd places

White Group

White Group sent six valiant warriors off to battle in the seas of Kamiak High School pool and they conquered!

Emma Lu chose to swim the 100 Fly when she didn’t have to! She didn’t beg out of it or get mysteriously sick the morning of the meet. Nor did she give up when her goggles fell off in an excellent dive (aka. A ‘Michael Phelps’). Then she banged out an excellent swim!
Harper McDonnell dropped time every time she dove in, with the possible exception of her 100 IM. In that event, she also dropped 3 seconds, except for the ‘strangest DQ’ of the meet: breaststroke with elbows out of water?! That’s a hard one to achieve, even harder than the new BB time she would have earned, had it been fully legal. She did earn a new BB time in her 100 Free, slicing off 10 seconds! And she made it look easy, smiling through it all!
Maks Nikitenko poured on the power in his 200 Free, dropping 36 seconds to earn another B time and 3^rd place in the event. In a fit of sound judgment, he chose to swim the 200 Free because ‘I haven’t done it in a while’. He also shattered his 100 Free time, dropping 6 seconds for another BB time and 6^th place. His freestyle is a force of nature.
David Rondel started off the meet with a slam-dunk in his 100 IM, dropping 10 seconds for another BB time. His 50 Fly was already a BB time, and he powered it 1 second deeper into BB, landing only 0.5 from a Champs qualifying time! He is now in range to qualify in several events, and he gets one last chance at this coming Divisionals, so watch this space!
Aditeya Verma was only at one day of the meet, but he shaved off more than most swimmers did on both days. His most impressive drop was 24 seconds off his 100 IM. He has a turbo gear that doesn’t lose it’s ‘smooth’ at high speeds!
Alex Yang earned his first TWO times in breaststroke events at his second swim meet ever. He is one of the very few swimmers I’ve seen swim illegally in warmup but fix it by the race, both races: 100 IM and 100 Breast.

New US Motivational Times

AAAA

Daniel Xia – 200 Breast

AAA

Oleg Arlouski – 200 Fly
Nik Brusilovski – 200 & 500 Free
Claire Gao – 100 IM
Ethan Lin – 100 Free
Daniel Xia – 50 & 200 Free

AA

Nik Brusilovski – 100 Free, 200 Back
Claire Gao – 200 IM, 50 Back, 50 Breast
Bennett Geitz – 500 Free
Ethan Lin – 100 Breast, 200 Free
Anton Mazepa – 200 Back
Amaris Rus – 100 Fly
Gabriel Traina – 50 Free
Lasya Viswanadham – 50 Fly
Daniel Xia – 500 Free

A

Quinn Anderson – 100 Free
Oleg Arlouski – 50 Free
Nik Brusilovski – 50 Free, 100 Fly
Rik Brusilovski – 100 Free
Lena Duryee – 100 Fly
Bennett Geitz – 50 Free
Henry Geitz – 100 Fly
Sophia Gorveatt – 100 Fly, 100 Free
Fiona Herman – 200 Free
Nora Herman – 100 Fly
Dami Jung – 50 Breast
Elise Kabakci – 50 & 100 Free
Andy Nguyen – 50 Breast
Amelia Pletosu – 500 Free
Irene Qu – 50 Free
Amaris Rus – 500 Free
Joshua Rus – 400 IM
Maya Surugiu – 400 IM
Gabriel Traina – 200 Free
Piper Wiegand – 200 Free, 200 IM
Ally Yuan – 50 Fly

BB

Alex Arlouski – 50 Fly, 50 Free
Ahana Bhattacharya – 100 Free, 50 Back
Norah Braun – 50 Breast
Roman Byelykh – 50 & 200 Free
Deniz Cankaya – 50 Back
Leo Chen – 50 & 100 Fly
Henry Cheng – 50, 100 & 200 Breast
Addy Clarke – 100 Back, 100 IM
Rhea Dawani – 100 IM
Lucas Deng – 100 Back
Evan Deng – 100 Back, 100 Free
Logan Downing – 200 IM
Ellen Feng – 500 Free
Caden Gray – 50 Fly
Kirsten Hau – 100 Fly
Lauren Hizzey – 200 IM
Yuzuki Ishizuka – 100 Fly
Maria Kokhan – 100 Back
Avery Lee – 100 IM
Lingyi Li – 100 IM, 100 Breast
Yihan Li – 50 & 100 Back
Bryan Lin – 100 Fly
Max Malinovskyi – 50 Back
Harper McDonnell – 100 Free
Samantha Merriam – 200 Breast
Andy Nguyen – 50 Free
Maksim Nikitenko – 100 Free
Irene Qu – 50 & 200 Breast
Timothy Rakovchuk – 50 Back
David Rondel – 100 IM
Rachael Rose – 200 Breast, 50 Free
Amaris Rus – 200 Free
Joshua Rus – 200 Free
Max Smagley – 50 Fly
Keira Spitze – 100 Breast
Siena Stahlkopf – 50 Fly
Clara Stevenson – 50 & 100 Fly
Han Sun – 100 Back
Anna Ventura – 100 IM, 50 Back
Alex Wang – 100 Back
Piper Weigand – 50 & 100 Free, 200 Back
Owen Wilson – 100 Back
Lina Wu – 50 Free
Alyssa Yang – 50 Breast
Isshin Yokoyama – 50 Breast
Kyra Yuan – 50 Breast

B

Stas Black – 100 Fly, 50 Free
Norah Braun – 100 Free
Deniz Cankaya – 50 Breast
Leo Chen – 100 Free
Henry Cheng – 100 IM
Rhea Dawani – 100 Free
Emily Dong – 50 Free
Devon Gordon – 50 Free
Olivia Horng – 50 Back
Arvin Kandiah – 50 & 200 Breast
Maria Kokhan – 100 Free, 50 Breast
Avery Lee – 50 Free
Yihan Li – 100 Free
Anika Lichtenberg – 50 Fly
Emma Lu – 50 Free
Emily MacDonald – 50 Fly
Max Malinovskyi – 50 Free
Kumail Mukadam – 100 Back
Maksim Nikitenko – 200 Free
Albert O – 50 Back
Timothy Rakovchuk – 50 Breast
Mudit Singh – 200 Free
Keira Spitze – 50 Free
Siena Stahlkopf – 100 IM
Han Sun – 200 Back
Lexie Watrous – 100 IM, 50 Free
Natalie Whitbeck – 100 Fly, 100 IM
Landon Yuan – 100 Free

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