Age Group Regionals & SSDL Nation Meet Recaps

This year, due to the King County Aquatic Center hosting NCAA Div 1 Women's Champs, Age Group Regionals had to move to Boise. Due to size restrictions, Wave decided to attend two different meets: Age Group Regionals in Boise (featuring teams from 7 states) and the first-ever SwimStrong Dryland Nation Champs in Indiana (featuring teams from across the country). At both meets, Wave excelled. At Regionals, Sophia Gorveatt won all six of her races to lead the team to 4th (out of 59 scoring teams). At SSDL, Wave was led to a Top 6 finish by Olivia Henaire and Jaiden Sreenivasan, who both earned 2nd place for the High Point Award! Way to go, Wave!

Age Group Regionals 

The Senior Prep and Senior 1 swimmers did a fantastic job of leading our team as the oldest swimmers at the Northwest Age Group Championships. The groups did a fantastic job of demonstrating meet etiquette to our younger swimmers by showing up on time, getting in on time for warm ups, and taking advantage of warm up and warm down before and after their races. For their efforts they were rewarded with some amazing swims, lots of best times, and a ton of hardware. It was very exciting to see them all so excited getting their medals and seeing them so pleased after a great swim.

The AG1 and AG2 swimmers responded to the older swimmers’ leadership with a boatload of excellent swims, big time drops, huge relay swims, and several kids getting to stand on the podium in Finals for Top 3 finishes.  I had an absolute blast over the weekend working with all these swimmers and am excited to see what they can do moving forward!

• Hayley Chou had several excellent swims with best times or right at her best times. Her highlight was her 100 Free time trial where she blasted her way to a -1.5-second drop with excellent turns and breakouts.

• Berit Dunn came with an injured knee that prevented her from racing any of her best stroke, breaststroke, but that didn’t stop her! Instead, she proved she’s also a great flyer, scoring in both the 50 and 100 Fly. Her best race was the 100 Fly, where she knocked more than 3 seconds off in Prelims, then came back for Finals and cut off another 4 seconds, moving up two places and earning an A time!

• Joseph Foster had an amazing meet turning in best times in all of his events. He swam an incredible 200 Fly starting out strong, building his way through the middle, then finishing like a champion earning himself a huge 12-second drop in the event.

• Sophia Gorveatt had an absolutely unforgettable weekend of swimming. She swam one of the toughest schedules of events possible and was triumphant winning all six events. She was excited after each win but was always ready for the next. Her most exciting one was also her last as she had an incredible 200 Free racing hard all the way to the finish to give her the final win and getting as close as possible to finally breaking the 2:00 barrier going 2:00.00!

• Blakely Hansen had a fabulous meet as our youngest swimmer, finishing 9th twice and some fabulous swims. Her best race was her 200 IM where she exhibited her mastery of all four strokes and dropped almost 5 seconds.

• Vivian Hu was an absolute monster for Wave, placing Top 8 in all her races, earning five best times (and missing a 6th by only 3 tenths) and three new motivational cuts. Her strongest race was her 100 Fly as she shattered the 1:20 mark, going 1:17 and earning the silver medal.

• Haim Jung was a beast in the pool with four best times and scoring twice. His biggest swim came in the 50 Breast where he finally beat the :40 barrier to earn a bronze medal and a AA time.

• Yeim Jung came to cheer his older brother but also became a key member of both 10&U boys relays, and swam a key leg in our 2nd place 200 Free Relay.

• Eva Kalicinski has worked very hard in practice and it showed up big in her races as she destroyed her best time in all five races and won two bronze medals. Her top race was her 100 Breast. She dropped 1.7 seconds in Prelims then came back for Finals and held off the competition and dropped another 2 seconds to break 1:20 for the first time!

• Lingyi Li swam right at her best times all weekend long, scoring in three races. Her best race was her 50 Free in Finals where, after being disappointed with her Prelims swim, she returned with her game face on, slashed 0.5 off her Prelims time to earn a new best time and score for Wave.

• Yihan Li put up strong showings in all of her races, achieving several best times and qualifying for finals in three events. She was on a mission to finally go under :27 in her 50 free. She had a strong prelims swim just barely missing going under but earning herself a spot in finals. She turned on the jets in finals to break through that barrier going 26.95.

• Jonathan Liu showed up ready to swim fast and that is exactly what he did. He had some great performances, going best times in all four events. His standout was the 100 Free where he had a huge 2-second drop in prelims then cementing that time by going right at it again in finals later that evening.

• Olivia Liu took on a challenging meet schedule swimming some very tough events and doing an excellent job in putting up some great swims. She had a strong 50 Breast going right at her time in prelims but knew she could do more. She took advantage of her second chance at the event, turning in a new best time in finals.

• Emily MacDonald was excited to participate at Regionals for the first time. She had an awesome swim in the 200 Fly getting out strong then holding on well throughout the race giving her a 1-second drop and a spot in finals.

• Maxim Malinovskyi had a very solid meet turning in best times in multiple events. He got off to a great start kicking things off with a very strong swim in the 200 Fly, dropping 7 seconds.

• Beatrix Pressman earned three best times in her four races, but her best race might have been the one where she didn’t get a best time, the 100 Fly. She swam a gritty race, holding her stroke together, and scoring in the Top 8.

• Leo Steijn was an absolute stud all weekend, not only earning best times every time he dove in but scoring in all six races. His studliest swim came in Finals in the 200 IM. In 4th at the halfway point, he sprinted the entire breaststroke leg to move into 2nd then held off the other swimmers, not letting them pass him to hold onto the silver medal! 

• Han Sun was on fire all weekend making finals in all six events. He turned in solid swims in finals, often moving up a spot and earning himself two podium finishes. His most impressive race was the 200 Breast where, after a strong prelims swim, he dialed it in for finals getting out even faster then holding on just as well to give himself a 3-second drop and a bronze medal.

• Vedah Tuladhar had a very solid meet going right at her best time or better in all of her races. She saved her best race for last as she finished the meet by crushing it in the 50 Back. She had great tempo and kick the whole way resulting in a 1-second drop.

• Aditeya Verma has kicked up his efforts in workout to a whole new level and it really showed at Regionals as he went six-for-six and two bronze medals in his fly. His most impressive swim, however, might have been his 50 Free where he has been trying for some time to go under :30. He did easily, going a low :29 in both Prelims and Finals.

• Alex Wang was a big-time points scorer for Wave, finishing Top 5 in all six races and winning gold in both the backstroke races. His best swim, however, was his 200 Free where he went out fast and hung on to drop almost 1 second and pick up the bronze medal.

• Natalie Whitbeck started the meet off very strong with her 100 Back with excellent turnover and nailing her turns for a 2.2-second drop. She also had outstanding legs in both relays, helping them to bronze medals.

• Owen Wilson made Finals in both his fly races and showed real grit in Finals both times by going notably faster than he had in Prelims. Way to race, Owen!

• Arjun Yadav had a very fun time at the meet turning in fast swim after fast swim and going best times in all his events. He absolutely crushed it in his 200 Breast. He executed the race strategy exactly as planned then sprinted his way to the finish to give himself a monster 5-second drop.

• Andy Yang turned in solid swim after solid swim all weekend. He swam a tough order of events but was able to continually rise to the challenge and turn in great swims. He had a very strong swim in the 100 Breast going right at his time in prelims and getting a spot in finals. He did an excellent job of racing in finals moving up a spot and going a hare faster than his morning time.

• Kenshin Yokoyama had an outstanding meet with four new best times. His biggest swim came in Time Trials, where he was trying to break :32 for the first time in the 50 Free. He nailed his start, turn, and breakouts, then accelerated into the wall to swim a :30!

• Ally Yuan had several really good swims, but her 100 IM stood out the most. In Prelims, she finished third and earned an A time. In Finals, she really came alive, swimming aggressively in all four strokes, dropping another 2 seconds, and earning the silver medal!

• Grace Zhang had a blast at the meet and raced incredibly well, turning in three best times. She had a huge swim in the 50 Free to lead off the 200 Free Relay. She sprinted her way to a huge drop going under :29 for the first time and helping get 3rd in the relay.

SSDL Nation

What a fantastic week of fast swims in Indiana!  It was fun to enjoy the hype, enjoy the fun, and knock out fast swims all weekend long. It was so great to see the swimmers prepared and racing really well in many different events. This was the first national meet for most of them. In every meet we have some ups and downs and the athletes' reaction to each situation is crucial to their success (in and out of the pool) and they did a great job managing their swims during the week. Many of them, especially the younger swimmers, made it back to finals in at least one event. Congrats for your results and for a strong season! Enjoy the highlights of each swimmer at the meet:

• Alex Arlouski had a great weekend of swimming. His standout swim was his first event of the weekend with a 6.5-second drop for a 4th place finish in the 200 Free setting the tone for a fast weekend of swimming.

• Oleg Arlouski had an excellent week of swims, going three best times and swimming right at his times in other three events. Among many great swims, his most exciting race was the 500 Free where he had an electrifying finish and won his Final to finish Top 5. 

• Anouk Balog was feeling fast and had great swims in the shorter freestyle events. She was able to push the first part of her races which has been a challenge for her in the past and her results proved to be a good strategy. Her highlight was a best time in the 50 Free leading off her relay team and setting the tone for a great team swim. 

• Bradley Barkans was recovering from being sick the week before the meet and felt better in the pool each day that he raced. His outstanding swim was the 50 Free where he dropped time in prelims and again in finals with a total drop of 0.64 tenths of a second.

• Alex Belkin had an all around fantastic meet. He dropped time in everything that he swam. He has been striving to get his dolphin kicks faster off the wall for free and fly and it shows! He had a huge time drop in his 100 free and 50 free for his first AA time ever, breaking the :24! 

• Caroline Bryant had a good feel for the water and a very strong 50 Free in the prelims, swimming only 0.14 off her best time. This is the fastest 50 Free she has done in the past year, and she was very excited about it. 

• Kamilla Bugaitsova had an awesome weekend of swimming. She kicked the weekend off with a great 200 Back where she kept her kickouts going and dropped 2.5 seconds. 

• Roman Byelykh crushed the weekend with best times all weekend long. He was out like a shot from a cannon in every event. His standout was his 1650 Free, where he paced exactly where he wanted and stayed on it for the whole swim for a 34-second drop. 

• Deniz Cankaya dominated the weekend of swimming with best times all weekend long. One of his many highlights was his 400 IM. He has been working hard on fixing a legality of his fly and it paid off this weekend with legal swims and fast splits in both his IMs for the front of the swim and a 1st place finish in his 400. This shows what working on things can really do between meets. 

• Daniel Chen had a great weekend of swimming with a number of best times and improvements. His 100 Breast was right at his best time with a great race and a slight drop for a 4th place finish. 

• Feynman Chen had a number of great races! His biggest goal for the meet was to get a :49.00 or under in his 100 Free and he surpassed that! He dropped -0.90 to get his first AA time as a 17-year-old! His 200 Free also deserves recognition as he dropped more than 4 seconds!

• Hailey Crawford had an exciting week of fast swims. She’s been recovering from an ankle injury that has prevented her from full training for the past four months. At the meet, she had a blast swimming so close to her best times in all her events highlighted by tying her personal best in the 100 Free and dropping 0.3 in the 50 Free. 

• Logan Downing had great swims all weekend long. He went three best times and swam right at his time in his other events. He has been working on his freestyle and it showed at the meet. He swam his fastest 100 Free ever, dropping 1.28 seconds getting close to breaking the :50 barrier.

• Ellen Feng had an awesome weekend of swimming dropping time throughout the meet. Her standout swim is easily her 100 Fly where she dropped over a second, broke :59 for the first time, got her first Senior Sectional Cut, AND swam a time that earned her Top 10 in the country right now. Amazing swim, Ellen!!!

• Bennett Geitz looked good in the pool, went four best times at the meet and had many fast swims all weekend long. His strongest swim was the 200 Fly where he had a solid 2.47-second drop. 

• Henry Geitz was feeling strong and had amazing swims at Champs. He swam four lifetime bests showing a great versatility dropping time in the 50, 100, 200 and 1650 Free. His outstanding swim was the 1650 Free where he executed an excellent strategy closing the race with a fantastic speed and dropping solid 10 seconds. He got so close to the Futures cut, missing it by just a second!!

• Devon Gordon has been working hard on improving and building endurance in the last few weeks. She had a number of great swims and had the biggest time drop in her 50 Free. She dropped more than a second and is less than a second away from the A cut

• Abby Gray had a very strong weekend of swimming, dropping time in a lot of her events and really showing some improvements from training in the new group. Her 100 Fly was definitely her standout swim too, where her stamina and kick improvements really showed with a 5.5-second drop. 

• Caden Gray had a really great weekend of swimming and dropped time all weekend long. His highlight was his 50 Free where he broke :25 for the first time with almost a 1 second drop. He also had a really  positive attitude all weekend long that impacted the entire team. 

• Peter Hansen came ready to swim fast and went 5/6 personal bests. Among his great swims, the 100 Breaststroke and the 200 Fly were his strongest events. He dropped 2.40 seconds in the former and 2 seconds drop in the latter, a reflection of his technique improvement for both strokes. He was all smiles at the end of the meet.

• Olivia Hernaire was another swimmer who dominated the meet (2nd overall for her age group). She dropped time in the majority of her events, racing many longer events twice. Her standout swim to me was her 200 Breast, an event she has been stagnant on for a bit and has been working hard to improve at and that hard work showed up in a 2-second drop to win 1st. 

• Lauren Hizzey had a great week of swims and brought home four new personal bests. Her outstanding swims were the 200 Free and 200 Backstroke. In the 200 Free, Lauren demonstrated excellent closing speed and dropped almost a full second of her old time. In the 200 Backstroke she dropped 2 seconds with an excellent race strategy.

• Fiona Herman had a great weekend of swimming and a great time hanging out with her soon-to-be new workout group. Her standout swim was her 200 Back that she took out strong with quality kick outs and really attacked each 50 of the swim well. 

• Nora Herman had a great weekend of swimming with a lot of great swims. Her standout swim was her 400 IM where she swam relaxed and confident in her endurance.

• Adrian Juco swam best times in three events last week highlighted by his 100 Free (-1.37) and 50 Free (-0.30) to earn an A Time in both events. Those are his first A times in a stroke other than breaststroke and shows the importance of working on all strokes to become a well-rounded swimmer.

• Dami Jung had a great weekend and learned an awesome new high five combo. She had some really great swims over the weekend and was dropping time. Her standout race was her 100 Free Swim Off, where she raced hard and had a tremendous 0.5-second drop and broke :57 for the first time. 

• Maria Kokhan had a little bit of a struggle to arrive at the meet but once she got to town she crushed it all weekend long. Her standout swim was her 200 IM, where she dropped more than 3 seconds and put together a strong 50 of each stroke. 

• Anton Mazepa went lifetime bests in all seven of his events! The highlight was his first-ever Futures cut in the 200 Back. He swam strong in prelims, dropped 2 seconds, but missed the cut by only 0.27. He came back for finals determined to achieve the cut and he did, dropping his time once more! He also broke the 15-16 Boys Team Record in this race.

• Sam Merriam started off the meet with a huge swim in the 100 Breast dropping 4 seconds in a 100! She also had the opportunity to swim an off event in finals and develop her resilience at meets.

• Vien Pogue had a great weekend of swimming, shaving off time in all her events. Her standout was her 200 IM, where she went out strong and kept it together for the whole swim and dropped more than 7 seconds. 

• Ani Purkayastha swam four events, got a best in one and swam within 0.5 or less off her best in her other races. She did an excellent job on her underwater dolphin kicks in all her events, especially the 100 Back where she shaved off 0.5 from her previous time.

• Irene Qu had an amazing weekend of swimming with great time drops in all her events. Her standout swim was her 100 Fly where she took off over 3 seconds in the event and had an awesome time and might with her coaches that she can race fast butterfly!

• Amaris Rus came prepared to swim fast and did an excellent job, going five best times. He was happy to drop time in one his strongest events, the 200 Fly where he broke the 2:00 minute barrier for the first time.

• Jaiden Sreenivasan had phenomenal swims all weekend and finished Top 3 in four of his events. He won 2nd place for the High Point Awards. He broke his own Open Record in the 400 IM and 500 Free and added his name to a new event, breaking the Open Record in the 200 Fly. His outstanding swim was the 400 IM where he executed an excellent breaststroke leg and sprinted the race until the end, dropping almost 2 seconds. 

• Maya Surugiu was very consistent during the week and worked her way up to drop time in the 200 IM on the last day of the meet as well as qualifying for finals in both the 200 and 100 Breast.

• Gabe Traina came strong to the meet and went five personal bests. Among many great swims, the 200 Free was his outstanding swim. He earned a AA Time and dropped almost 3 seconds. 

• Megan Traina was very satisfied with her performances, going three best times, including one of her best events, the 200 Back where she pushed the first part of the race and held her stroke together to finish strong, missing the Spring Sectionals cut by only 0.14! 

• Molly Traina had a very strong weekend of swimming with a bunch of great races and times. Her standout swim was her 100 Back where she went out very aggressively and attacked the race and had a great swim to finish 5th. 

• Ella Tulanon had a great weekend of swimming with a number of strong and fast swims. Her standout swim was her 500 Free where she had a great paced race staying consistent with her turns and kick outs and brought it home for a 12-second drop. 

• Edi Vasilescu had an awesome weekend of swimming with best times galore throughout the meet. His standout swim was his 200 Back where he was out aggressively with a strong kick and a high tempo and kept it like that throughout the race for a big time 4-second drop. 

• Lasya Viswanadham had an amazing weekend of swimming with a slew of best times throughout the meet. Her standout swim was her 200 Free where she was out strong, attacked her turns and raced it home for a 3.5-second drop.

• Dylan Vu had some great swims! His best event at the meet was his 100 Fly. He dropped almost a second off his best time and is now less than a second away from an A time.

• Andy Wang had some amazing swims considering he was just coming off of being sick with the flu for the last two weeks. His best swim was his 200 Free where he had an amazing race with excellent pacing.

• Piper Weigand had an awesome weekend of swimming. She was swimming some shorter races then her typically distance-y weekend and her speed was showing with a number of best times. Her stand out swim was her 100 Free where she was out strong and kept her kick going on the second half for a 1.5-second drop.

• Daniel Xia had an excellent week of swims, dropping time in three of his main events and swimming right at his times in all other races. His strongest swim was the 200 Breast where he had an amazing swim winning his Final with an excellent closing speed, dropping his best time and finishing in 5th place.

Top 8 Finishes Age Group Regionals

Top 8 places all scored points for Wave

• Berit Dunn – 5th (100 Fly), 7th (50 Fly)

• Sophia Gorveatt – 1st (100 & 200 Fly; 400 IM; 200, 500 & 1650 Free)

• Vivian Hu – 3rd (50 Fly), 5th (100 Breast, 50 Fly), 6th (100 Back, 50 Breast), 7th (100 Fly)

• Elaina Jiang – 1st (50 Free), 2nd (50 Fly), 3rd (100 Free), 5th (100 IM, 50 Breast)

• Haim Jung – 3rd (50 & 100 Breast)

• Eva Kalicinski – 3rd (50 & 100 Breast)

• Lingyi Li – 6th (50 Breast), 7th (100 IM, 50 Free)

• Yihan Li – 3rd (100 IM), 8th (50 Back, 50 Free)

• Olivia Liu – 6th (50 Breast), 8th (200 Fly)

• Beatrix Pressman – 8th (100 Fly)

• Leo Steijn – 2nd (100 Breast, 200 IM), 3rd (50 Breast), 4th (100 IM), 8th (200 Free)

• Han Sun – 3rd (200 Breast, 50 Back), 5th (200 Back, 100 Breast), 6th (100 Back, 100 IM)

• Aditeya Verma – 3rd (50 & 100 Fly), 8th (50 Free)

• Alex Wang – 1st (50 & 100 Back), 2nd (100 IM), 3rd (200 Free), 5th (50 & 100 Free)

• Owen Wilson – 7th (50 & 100 Fly)

• Andy Yang – 7th (100 Breast), 8th (200 IM)

• Kenshin Yokoyama – 4th (100 Fly), 5th (50 Breast, 50 Fly), 7th (200 IM)

• Ally Yuan – 2nd (100 IM)

• 10&U Girls 200 FR – 3rd (Vivian Hu, Natalie Whitbeck, Beatrix Pressman, Elaina Jiang)

• 10&U Girls 200 MR – 3rd (Hu, Jiang, Blakely Hansen, Whitbeck)

• 11-12 Girls 200 FR – 3rd (Grace Zhang, Lingyi Li, Olivia Liu, Yihan Li)

• 11-12 Girls 200 MR – 4th (Li, Zhang, Liu, Li)

• 11-12 Girls 400 FR – 5th (Li, Ally Yuan, Li, Liu)

• 11-12 Girls 400 MR – 7th (Li, Liu, Yuan, Li)

• 10&U Boys 200 FR – 2nd (Haim Jung, Kenshin Yokoyama, Yeim Jung, Alex Wang)

• 11-12 Boys 200 MR – 4th (Han Sun, Arjun Yadav, Owen Wilson, Jonathan Liu)

• 11-12 Boys 200 MR –3rd (Sun, Yadav, Wilson, Liu)

Top 20 Finishes SSDL Nation 

Top 20 places all scored points for Wave

• Alex Arlouski – 4th (200 Free), 5th (100 Fly), 6th (400 IM), 7th (200 IM), 8th (100 Free), 10th (100 Back)

• Oleg Arlouski – 4th (200 FR), 5th (500 Free, 400 FR & MR), 7th (200 Fly), 9th (100 Fly), 14th (200 MR), 18th (200 Free)

• Anouk Balog – 12th (200 & 400 MR), 14th (200 FR), 16th (400 FR)

• Bradley Barkans – 5th (400 FR), 10th (200 FR), 11th (400 MR), 13th (200 MR)

• Alex Belkin – 1st (200 MR), 2nd (400 MR), 4th (50 Free), 11th (100 Free), 12th (200 Free)

• Caroline Bryant – 11th (200 MR), 12th (200 & 400 FR, 400 MR)

• Kamilla Bugaitsova – 6th (1650 Free, 200 & 400 FR, 200 MR), 16th (500 Free)

• Roman Byelykh – 1st (200 FR), 2nd (200 & 400 MR, 400 FR), 3rd (500 & 1650 Free), 4th (200 Back), 5th (200 Fly), 10th (200 Free), 17th (100 Free)

• Deniz Cankaya – 1st (1650 Free, 400 IM), 3rd (500 Free), 5th (200 Back), 6th (100 Free, 200 IM), 8th (100 Back)

• Daniel Chen – 1st (200 MR), 2nd (200 & 400 FR, 400 MR), 4th (100 & 200 Breast), 7th (400 IM), 10th (100 Free)

• Feynman Chen – 11th (400 MR), 12th (400 FR), 13th (200 MR)

• Hailey Crawford – 12th (200 FR & MR, 400 FR), 13th (400 MR), 14th (200 Breast), 20th (100 Breast)

• Logan Downing – 5th (200 MR), 10th (100 Breast, 200 FR), 11th (200 Breast, 400 MR)

• Ellen Feng – 1st (100 & 200 Fly), 2nd (50 Free, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR), 3rd (100 Back), 4th (100 Free), 5th (100 Breast, 200 Free)

• Bennett Geitz – 10th (200 FR), 12th (400 IM, 400 MR), 15th (200 IM, 500 Free, 400 FR), 17th (200 Fly)

• Henry Geitz – 4th (500 Free), 5th (1650 Free), 10th (400 IM), 11th (400 MR), 12th (200 Free, 400 FR), 15th (200 FR)

• Devon Gordon – 14th (200 FR), 13th (400 MR), 16th (400 FR)

• Abby Gray – 2nd (200 & 400 FR, 400 MR), 9th (100 Breast, 100 Fly) 

• Caden Gray – 1st (200 MR), 2nd (200 & 400 MR, 400 FR), 3rd (100 Back), 5th (200 Back, 200 IM), 7th (100 Fly), 10th (50 Free), 11th (200 Free), 14th (100 Free)

• Peter Hansen – 14th (200 MR), 15th (200 & 400 FR)

• Olivia Henaire – 1st (100 & 200 Breast, 1650 Free), 2nd (500 Free, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR), 3rd (200 Free, 400 IM), 4th (200 IM)

• Fiona Herman – 2nd (200 & 400 MR), 5th (200 Fly), 6th (400 IM), 7th (100 Fly), 9th (200 Back)

• Nora Herman – 6th (200 & 400 FR, 400 MR), 7th (1650 Free), 12th (500 Free), 13th (200 Fly), 14th (400 IM), 20th (100 Fly)

• Lauren Hizzey – 12th (200 MR), 13th (400 MR), 14th (200 FR), 16th (400 FR)

• Adrian Juco – 12th (400 MR), 13th (200 MR), 19th (200 Breast)

• Dami Jung – 3rd (200 & 400 FR. 200 & 400 MR), 10th (200 Breast, 200 IM), 11th (100 Breast), 18th (100 Fly)

• Maria Kokhan – 2nd (200 & 400 FR, 200 MR), 6th (100 Fly), 7th (100 Back, 200 IM), 10th (100 Free)

• Anton Mazepa – 5th (200 & 400 MR), 6th (200 Back), 8th (100 Back, 1650 Free), 11th (500 Free), 12th (400 FR)

• Samantha Merriam – 11th (200 MR), 12th (200 & 400 FR), 13th (400 MR)

• Vien Pogue – 3rd (200 FR), 6th (200 & 400 MR, 400 FR), 10th (100 Breast), 12th (200 Breast)

• Ani Purkayastha – 11th (200 MR), 14th (200 FR)

• Irene Qu – 3rd (200 & 400 MR), 5th (200 Breast), 6th (200 & 400 FR), 8th (100 Breast), 11th (100 Fly), 18th (200 Back), 19th (50 Free)

• Amris Rus – 15th (200 & 400 FR), 18th (200 Fly)

• Jaiden Sreenivasan – 2nd (200 Breast, 400 IM, 500 Free), 3rd (200 IM), 4th (200 FR), 5th (200 Fly, 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR)

• Maya Surugiu – 11th (200 MR), 12th (400 MR), 13th (200 Breast), 14th (100 Breast), 16th (400 FR)

• Gabe Traina – 4th (200 FR), 12th (400 FR & MR), 14th (200 MR) 17th (200 Back)

• Megan Traina – 12th (200 Back, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR), 18th (100 Back)

• Molly Traina – 3rd (200 & 400 MR, 200 & 400 FR), 5th (100 Back), 6th (200 Back), 7th (100 Free), 8th (200 Free), 9th (100 Fly), 10th (50 Free)

• Ella Tulanon – 6th (200 & 400 MR, 200 FR), 8th (1650 Free), 14th (500 Free)

• Edi Vasilescu – 1st (200 MR), 2nd (200 & 400 FR, 400 MR), 3rd (200 Back), 6th (200 Fly), 9th (200 Free), 13th (100 Free)

• Lasya Viswanadham – 3rd (200 & 400 FR), 6th (200 & 400 MR), 12th (200 Fly), 16th (100 Fly), 19th (100 Breast)

• Dylan Vu – 10th (200 FR), 13th (200 MR), 15th (400 FR)

• Andy Wang – 12th (400 MR), 14th (200 MR), 15th (200 FR)

• Piper Wiegand – 3rd (200 & 400 MR, 400 FR), (9th (500 Free), 11th (200 Fly), 15th (100 Fly), 18th (100 Free), 19th (200 Back)

• Daniel Xia – 4th (200 FR), 5th (200 Breast, 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR)), 6th (50 Free), 7th (200 IM), 8th (100 Breast), 10th (100 & 200 Free)

New US Motivational Times

 AAAA 

• Ellen Feng – 50 Free, 200 FR & MR, 400 FR

• Fiona Herman – 200 MR

• Abby Gray – 200 & 400 FR

• Olivia Henaire – 200 Breast, 200 FR & MR, 400 FR

• Maria Kokhan – 200 FR & MR, 400 FR

 AAA 

• Deniz Cankaya – 200 Back, 400 IM

• Ellen Feng – 200 Free, 400 MR

• Sophia Gorveatt – 200 Free

• Blakely Hansen – 200 MR

• Olivia Henaire – 400 FR

• Fiona Herman – 400 FR

• Vivian Hu – 50 Back, 50 Fly, 200 FR & MR

• Elaina Jiang – 200 FR & MR

• Dami Jung – 200 FR & MR, 400 FR & MR

• Maria Kokhan – 400 FR

• Lingyi Li – 200 FR & MR, 400 FR

• Yihan Li – 50 Free, 200 FR & MR, 400 FR

• Olivia Liu – 200 FR & MR, 400 FR

• Vien Pogue – 200 FR

• Beatrix Pressman – 200 FR

• Irene Qu – 200 & 400 MR

• Han Sun – 50 Back

• Molly Traina – 200 FR & MR, 400 FR & MR

• Lasya Viswanadham – 200 & 400 FR

• Alex Wang – 200 Free

• Natalie Whitbeck – 200 FR & MR

• Piper Wiegand – 200 & 400 MR, 400 FR

• Ally Yuan – 400 FR

• Grace Zhang – 200 FR & MR

 AA 

• Alex Arlouski – 200 Free

• Oleg Arlouski – 400 IM

• Alex Belkin – 50 & 100 Free

• Kamilla Bugaitsova – 200 & 400 FR

• Roman Byelykh – 500 & 1650 Free, 200 & 400 FR

• Deniz Cankaya – 100 & 500 Free

• Daniel Chen – 200 & 400 FR

• Feynman Chen – 100 Free

• Logan Downing – 100 Free

• Bennett Geitz – 100 Free

• Henry Geitz – 100 Free

• Caden Gray – 200 & 400 FR

• Blakely Hansen – 100 Fly

• Nora Herman – 200 & 400 FR

• Lauren Hizzey – 200 Free

• Haim Jung – 50 Breast, 200 FR

• Yeim Jung – 200 FR

• Maria Kokhan – 200 IM

• Lingyi Li – 400 MR

• Yihan Li – 400 MR

• Jonathan Liu – 100 Free, 200 & 400 MR

• Olivia Liu – 400 MR

• Vien Pogue – 400 FR

• Irene Qu – 100 Fly, 50 & 100 Free, 200 Breast, 200 & 400 FR

• Han Sun – 100 Breast, 200 & 400 MR

• Gabe Traina – 200 Free

• Megan Traina – 100 Free

• Ella Tulanon – 200 FR

• Edi Vasilescu – 200 & 400 FR

• Alex Wang – 200 FR

• Natalie Whitbeck – 100 Back

• Piper Wiegand – 200 Free

• Owen Wilson – 200 & 400 MR

• Arjun Yadav – 200 & 400 MR

• Kenshin Yokoyama – 200 FR

• Ally Yuan – 400 MR

 A 

• Alex Arlouski – 100 Back, 50 Free

• Alex Belkin – 100 Fly, 100 Free, 200 & 400 MR

• Kamilla Bugaitsova – 200 MR

• Roman Byelykh – 200 Back, 200 Free, 200 & 400 MR

• Daniel Chen – 200 & 400 MR

• Feynman Chen – 200 Free

• Logan Downing – 200 Free

• Berit Dunn – 50 & 100 Fly

• Bennett Geitz – 100 Back

• Caden Gray – 50, 100 & 200 Free, 200 & 400 MR

• Fiona Herman – 200 Back

• Nora Herman – 400 IM, 400 MR

• Lauren Hizzey – 50 Free

• Adrian Juco – 50 & 100 Free

• Dami Jung – 100 Fly

• Haim Jung – 100 Breast

• Eva Kalicinshi – 50, 100 & 200 Breast

• Jonathan Liu – 100 Fly

• Vien Pogue – 200 IM, 200 & 400 MR

• Irene Qu – 200 Back

• Amaris Rus – 200 Back

• Leo Steijn – 100 Breast

• Gabe Traina – 100 Back

• Vedah Tuladhar – 50 Back

• Ella Tulanon – 200 & 400 MR

• Edi Vasilescu – 100 & 200 Free, 200 Back, 400 MR

• Aditeya Verma – 50 Fly

• Lasya Viswanadham – 100 Breast, 200 Fly, 200 & 400 MR

• Piper Wiegand – 200 Back

• Arjun Yadav – 50 Free

• Kenshin Yokoyama – 50 Breast, 50 Free

• Ally Yuan – 100 IM

• Grace Zhang – 100 IM

 BB 

• Alex Belkin – 50 Back

• Roman Byelykh – 100 Fly

• Joseph Foster – 50 & 200 Breast, 100 IM

• Abby Gray – 100 Fly

• Samantha Merriam – 100 Breast

• Leo Steijn – 200 Free

• Aditeya Verma – 100 & 200 Fly, 50 Free

 B 

• Joseph Foster – 200 Fly

• Arjun Yadav – 200 Fly

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