PNS 13&O Long Course Senior Champs Meet Recap

Wave’s Senior swimmers had a fantastic Champs meet and some phenomenal swims to pull off the team’s highest finish in more than 10 years! Many who competed were able to qualify for finals where many went even faster than they had previously that day and/or moved up spots. There were several new qualifying times achieved for Zones, Spring Sectionals, Summer Sectionals, and Futures. It was awesome to watch their electrifying races and so many best times being achieved all weekend long!!!

High School

This meet was fast! There were so many fantastic races. Everyone came in with a game plan ready to race! This was the last meet for Devon, Andy, and Feynman as they are seniors, way to go out with a bang!

• Devon Gordon had a fantastic meet. Her best event was her 100 Breast. She had a great swim in Prelims and then she came back to time trial her 100 Breast again and dropped an additional -3.44! She got an A time with that swim! She went out with a bang as this is her last swim meet as a senior.
• Feynman Chen had a great 100 Free. He’s been working on building his first 50 and not going out too fast. He finally did it and got an AA cut and dropped -1.66. This is also his last meet as a senior. Feynman scored 6.5 points for Wave.
• Carlo Villanueva raced in his first champs meet. He had a fantastic meet as he was swimming mostly his favorite stroke- breaststroke! He was able to drop time in everything. His goal was his 100 Breast, and he dropped -12.37 as he was racing all the way to end. He got out and said he has never felt the muscles in his arms and hands the way he did there from that race. He wanted it!
• Alex Belkin had a killer meet this weekend. He was racing for his Zones cut in his 50 Free and he got it during Prelims! Congrats on your first Zones cut! He made Finals in his 50 Free, 100 Free, and 100 Fly. Alex scored 47.5 points for Wave!
• Neil Rawal came to swim his 100 Breast! He threw down and was able to race that until the end! He dropped a total of -1.32!
• Kyra Yuan had some great races! She was able to race that 100 Breast for a -1.99 time drop for an A time! She has also been working hard on catching more water in her freestyle and she was able to drop a total of -7.16 in her 50 Free.
• Dima Leonov-Vendrovskiy was at his first Champs meet and he had a phenomenal meet. He was able to get his first AA time in his 50 Breast.
• Andy Wang raced his last meet before he headed off to college. His only goal was to finally drop some time in his events that he was struggling to break time on and he succeeded big time, breaking his best time in the 100 Fly.

Senior Prep

Senior Prep had 18 kids race at the meet. It was awesome to see their hard work this summer pay off as the group knocked it out of the park with some great swims and great times throughout the weekend. Great job to all the swimmers in the group!!!

• Sasha Arlouski had four individual swims throughout the weekend plus one relay. He had some great swims and great time drops. His standout swim was his 100 Fly where he showed some great improvement with his arm recovery, kept it consistent throughout, and knocked out a 2.5-second drop.
• Ahana Bhattacharya had six individual swims and one relay swim over the weekend. She also made finals in two of her events. She crushed a bunch of swims with multiple time drops. Her standout swim was her 200 Back where she had some great tempo throughout the race and picked her kick up as she went for a 5.5-second drop. Ahana scored 16.5 points for Wave.
• Lucy Broyles had four individual swims over the weekend and took advantage of each one with nice drops. Her standout swim was her 200 Back where she crushed her kick the whole swim and stayed very consistent with a great finish for a 16-second drop.
• Henry Cheng had four individual swims over the weekend and two relays. He had some great swims and dropped time in every single individual event. His standout swim was his 200 Breast where he kept his tempo long and showed his improvement in endurance with a 4.5-second drop.
• Ellen Feng had six individual swims and four relays over the weekend and had a great weekend of time drops and best times. She crushed a number of swims with finals. Her standout swim was her 50 Back at Finals where she had a tremendous kick out and breakout to drop almost 2 seconds and WON the event. Ellen scored 59.5 points for Wave.
• Olivia Henaire had a busy and long weekend of swimming, racing 4300 meters. She had some great swims all weekend dropping time in both her relay splits and her individuals. Her standout swim was her 400 Free in Finals where she went out hard in the first 200 and fought to hang out for a great race and a great time drop. Olivia scored 59 points for Wave.
• Yuzuki Ishizuka had four individual cuts and got to swim a relay. She had some great swims all weekend long with three time drops. Her standout swim was her 50 Fly in the 200 Medley Relay, where she attacked her tempo and had a great finish for a best time split.
• Dami Jung had six individual swims and all four relays. She had a tremendous weekend with multiple time drops and a few finals swims too. Her standout swim was her 400 IM where she had some very strong back and breast legs for an 11-second drop and a great swim. Dami scored 42.5 points for Wave.
• Maria Kokhan had a very busy weekend of swimming with six individual swims and all four relays. Her standout swim was her first swim of the meet: the 1500 Free. She held a super strong pace, kept her stroke strong, and dropped 33 seconds.
• Yihan Li qualified in six individual and multiple relays. Unfortunately, after Friday’s session, she got sick and had to pull out of the meet on Saturday and Sunday. However, she dominated her swims on Friday with some great time drops and a great relay split. She crushed her 50 Fly with a very strong tempo and just shy of a second drop.
• Andy Nguyen had a great weekend of swimming with four events and four relay swims. He also made finals in all three breast events. His standout swim was his 200 Breast where he went out super strong and did a great job hanging out with his kick for a 2.5-second drop. Andy scored 31.5 points for Wave.
• Irene Qu had a very busy weekend with all four relays and six individual swims, making finals in all. She crushed her swims dropping time in every event. Her standout swim was her 100 Breast to kick off the meet with a strong tempo and a great middle 50 and turn to rock a super-fast swim and 2.5-second drop. Irene scored 74.5 points for Wave.
• Anika Razdan had four events and had tremendous swims each time she climbed up on the block. She crushed her 200 Fly with a swim that was just 2 seconds slower than her seed time: her YARDS seed time. That is a huge drop for anyone and shows all the hard work she has put into her long course training.
• Beata Sobol had four events and had some great swims. Her standout swim was her 200 Fly, where she went out consistent with some controlled aggression and really fought hard for a strong last 100 with long smooth arms.
• Han Sun had four individual events and two relays over the weekend and did some amazing work going 4/4 in best times and some best times in his relay splits. It was awesome to see his hard work paying off. His standout swim was the 100 Breast, where he kept his stroke quick on the second 50 and pushed his tempo home for a 3-second drop. Han scored 2.5 points for Wave.
• Andy Yang had a lot of swims all weekend long with six cuts and four relays. His standout race was his 400 IM where he got to swim the event twice in a day and knocked both out of the park. He had some great splits on both swims and really improved his backstroke leg with some quality kicking. Andy scored 34.5 points for Wave
• Isshin Yokoyama had a busy weekend on all four relays plus six individual events. He crushed it all weekend long with a number of time drops. His standout swim was his 100 Free Relay split where he dropped more than 1.5 second with a monster back half racing home. Isshin scored 7 points for Wave.
• Grace Zhang had four events this weekend plus one relay and did awesome all weekend long. Her standout swim was her 50 Breast where she kept her tempo strong on the back half and dropped 2 tenths.

Senior 1

The Senior 1 group had 20 swimmers compete at the meet, who all performed incredibly well, turning in fast swim after fast swim. It was an absolute blast watching this group put everything they had into their events. It has been a season filled with hard work and to see that pay off in such a big way was a huge accomplishment for the athletes. I am so proud of what this group has done and am excited to see them continue to push themselves and reach higher levels within the sport. Thank you to all the swimmers and parents in the group for such a wonderful season.

• Gahl Ami ad came into the meet on a mission to qualify for Zones and Sectionals. He left the meet having accomplished both goals. He has been working hard on his breaststroke and that all paid off in a huge way in the 200. He had a stellar swim going out in a best time in the 50, a best time in the 100, then coming home strong to get the Zones cut and both spring and summer Sectionals cuts in the event.
• Kamilla Bugaitsova has embraced training for the distance freestyle events and has been absolutely crushing the distance sets during practices. All that hard work paid off as she went best times in the 200, 400, 800, and 1500 Free events. She had an amazing performance in the 400 Free, racing exactly the way she trained to. She got off to a strong start then continued to push herself throughout the middle and closed incredibly well. She earned herself a huge drop, broke 5:00 for the first time, and snagged a spot in the A final. Kamilla scored 26 points for Wave.
• Roman Byelykh took on a brutal schedule of events, swimming all six individual freestyle events. He was on point in all of them, dropping time in each. He saved his wildest performance for the final race of the meet, the 800 Free. He got off to a great start and was able to get on his pace right away then pushed his way through the final 200 coming home incredibly strong the final 50. For his efforts he earned his first Sectionals cut. Roman scored 72 points for Wave.
• Lola Cheng competed mainly in the breaststroke events and did an incredible job of racing. Her stroke was looking strong throughout the weekend. She had an awesome swim in the 200 Breast. She swam a smart first 100 then was able to stay strong, smooth, and fast the back 100 to give her a season-best time.
• Evan Deng was able to perform well across the board in the sprint events and in his longer races. He used his already stellar speed and improved endurance to give himself best times in all the breaststroke events. This work also helped him in the shorter events. In the 50 Breast he was able to keep his tempo up longer while still moving through the water well which gave him a solid half second drop and a 3^rd place finish. Evan scored 27 points for Wave.
• Lena Duryee came to the meet as a relay-only swimmer and made the most of her swims and helped the team in a big way. She was incredibly strong in all her swims, which helped each relay team she was on score points. She had a blisteringly fast 50 Free going under :29 for the first time. Lena scored 10.5 points for Wave.
• Caden Gray put in some very hard work this season and was very excited to see it pay off once he finally rested as he turned in big swims in all his races. He moved up to qualify for Finals in some of his races that he was not seeded to qualify in. He has fancied himself a breaststroke specialist lately and that really showed in his 100. He used great tempo and a strong back half to earn himself a spot in finals and a 5-second drop. Caden scored 48.5 points for Wave.
• Nora Herman was another swimmer who took on a tough schedule of events and absolutely crushed it. She kicked off the meet with a monster swim in the 1500 Free. She was able to find her pace early in the race and then dialed it in and was so methodical throughout the race maintaining her speed, she then turned on the jets the final 400 and raced her way to the finish and a huge 12-second drop. Nora scored 22 points for Wave.
• Lauren Hizzey had a blast all weekend as she got to swim only her favorite strokes: backstroke and freestyle. She made the most of the opportunity and turned in best times in all but one race. Her best performance came in the 200 Back. She started out with a steady tempo and controlled kick then slowly built up her tempo and kick until she was able to sprint home the final 50. Looking to the scoreboard she was thrilled to see a 5-second improvement.
• Ethan Lin has been chasing the Futures cut in the 50 Free all season. He has spent his time working on each part of the race from start to finish. He has been showing improvement and slowly getting closer and closer. He would finally have his breakthrough leading off the 200 Free Relay. He executed all the things he’s been working on and parlayed them into his first Futures cut! He then doubled down and went even faster in his individual 50 Free. Ethan scored 21 points for Wave.
• Victor Lyakhovitski looks to be in full racing form after recovering from a leg injury early this year. He was excited to be back to form and raced incredibly well putting everything he had into his events and crushing his previous best times. He had a stellar swim in the 50 Back. He used a strong underwater kick to start the race then a high tempo and fast kick to finish. He gave himself a big 3-second drop and qualified for the A final. Victor scored 2.5 points for Wave.
• Lainey Meyer went a perfect 4/4 on best times at the meet. She showed great versatility in this feat as she did it in two sprint events and two distance events. She stayed strong throughout the meet and on the final day in the 800 Free she delivered her final drop of the meet. She had an incredible race holding well in the beginning then built up to a faster pace to finish the race. It was super fun to watch and she knocked 20 seconds off her previous best.
• Vien Pogue has been working hard on improving all her races across the board. She took on the challenge of swimming four very different races and was able to find success in all. Her favorite thing to do is sprint breaststroke and she did just that in the 50. She got off to a white-hot start then accelerated into the finish well to go under :38 for the first time and qualify for finals. Vien scored 10.5 points for Wave.
• Max Smagley very much likes to swim fast for short distances. He goes about it in a very smart way doing a wonderful job of executing his race strategies and using the tools at his disposal. He exhibited these qualities wonderfully in the 100 Fly. Knowing he needed to be controlled the first 50 so that he would be able to come back well the second 50, he executed the race exactly the way he had planned and gave himself a solid 2-second drop. Max scored 20 points for Wave.
• Gabe Traina was on fire all weekend going best time after best time. He was looking back to full form all weekend long and, in typical fashion, saved his best stuff for the very end. He turned in a phenomenal 800 Free to end the meet. He was super steady during the race, holding his pace incredibly well then ended in a dead sprint to the finish with the swimmer in the lane next to him using his superior speed to get his hand on the wall first. He crushed his previous best time, from just a month ago, by 16 seconds and was just barely off the Sectionals cut. Gabe scored 2.5 points for Wave.
• Kennedy Tremblay was incredibly excited to compete and made the absolute most of her opportunity, turning in best times in 5/5 races. She worked first to improve her butterfly speed and once that was accomplished set out to work on her endurance. Her efforts paid off in spades as she was able to crush the 100 Fly. She used her speed to get out to a great start then showed improved endurance coming home strong to give her a spectacular 3-second drop.
• Ella Tulanon was another member of the perfect club going 4/4. She started off the meet with a huge swim in the 1500 Free and just kept rolling from there. In her 1500 she was able to get to her pace early on then was able to methodically continue at that same speed until picking it up for the final 400 and using everything she had left to come home the final 50. This resulted in a massive 26-second drop.
• Edi Vasilescu came into the meet having just recovered from an illness. He didn’t let that stop him from having a stellar showing and going best times in all his races. On the final day of the meet had a great performance in the 200 Back. He had great tempo throughout and was able to go to his legs the back 100 finishing the race incredibly well, dropping 3 seconds and qualifying for finals. Edi scored 40 points for Wave.
• Lasya Viswanadham had a fantastic meet going right at or faster than her best times in all her races. She has been working hard to expand her race repertoire and decided to train for and take on the 400 Free. It proved to be a good decision as she turned in a fantastic performance in the race taking it out fast then holding on well to finish giving her a solid 7-second drop and pushing her closer to breaking the 5:00 mark for the first time. Lasya scored 4 points for Wave.
• Piper Wiegand proved that she could do it all from sprint to distance as she went best times in all her events, which ranged from 50 to 1500 in distance. She has had great success in the 1500 Free this season and has been chasing the Zones cut in the event. She took care of business on the first day of the meet as she started out fast then settled into a very strong pace and finally sprinting her way to the finish to crush her old time by 23 seconds and getting her Zones cut. Piper scored 75 points for Wave.

Senior Epic

Congrats everyone in the group for a successful meet! A special shout-out to Henry, Logan, and Bennet for getting their first-ever Futures cuts and another shout-out to our girls in the group who are still 14, Sophia and Amelia, who dominated their events in their age group. Lastly, a special mention to our graduating seniors for everything they did during the years they represented Wave. We appreciate their commitment to the sport and to the team and we wish them an incredible new journey and a bright future! We will be rooting for you Megan, Sam, Quinn, Bradley, Bianca and Jaiden!

15 & Over Crew

• Oleg Arlouski was feeling fast and got a best time in all the sprint events he swam at Champs. His outstanding swim was the 100 Fly where he dropped 1.72 seconds going out strong and holding his rhythm the entire race, earning a AAA Time. He got four new AAA Times at Champs. Oleg scored 27.5 points for Wave.
• Anouk Balog dropped time in all her freestyle races at Champs with her standout swim being the shortest one, the 100 Free, where she dropped almost a full second. She is a specialist in distance and fly, so she was very excited to improve her time in the 100. Anouk scored 7.5 points for Wave.
• Caroline Bryant swam her fastest times this season and was very satisfied with her results in both 100 and 50 Free. She felt strong in her races and got her “speed up again” in her own words. Caroline scored 12 points for Wave.
• Hailey Crawford has been recovering from a hand/wrist injury and hasn’t swum much in the past month. She competed only one day at Champs and made the most of it, going a best time in one of her specialties, the 50 Breast, shaving off another 0.20 off her previous time. Hailey scored 2.5 points for Wave
• Logan Downing had a very rough start at Champs where he got his first ever Futures cut in the 100 Breast on the first day but was disqualified. So, he did a time trial on that same day but did not swim the Futures cut again. He always believed in himself and did another time trial on the last day. In attempt #3, demonstrating his resilience and lots of grit, he swam an exceptional race and finally got his well-deserved Futures cut! Logan scored 10 points for Wave.
• Bennett Geitz had a phenomenal meet, went eight best times, got four new AAA Times, and his first-ever Futures cut! After going a best time in the 200 IM (in both Prelims and Finals), dropping a total of 7.48 seconds and getting close to the cut, he decided to do a time trial on the very last day. Then he went even faster and dropped another 1.9 seconds to get his first Futures cut! Believe! Bennett scored 23.5 points for Wave.
• Henry Geitz crushed all his freestyle events and went five best times at Champs. He came to Champs determined to get his first Futures cut and he got it with a fantastic swim in the 400 Free. He had a great swim in Prelims where he dropped 15 seconds getting very close to the cut. Then he came back for finals even more confident and dropped another 2 seconds to join the Futures crew. What a meet for the Geitz family! Henry scored 33.5 points for Wave.
• Adrian Juco swam all three breaststroke events at Champs and after a great 50 Breast where he went a personal best by 0.45. He had the opportunity to swim it again due to a swim-off. He was feeling good and more confident with his stroke and went a bit faster in his swim off going two best times in the same morning. He had the entire team cheering for him during his race and it was epic!
• Anton Mazepa dominated the backstroke events and went best times in all three distances. The highlight of the week was his 200 Back where he had a solid strategy going out fast and holding his speed in the second half to go a lifetime best with a solid 3.73-second drop. Anton scored 35 points for Wave.
• Amaris Rus was flying at Champs and went best times in all his races! He swam all three fly events and crushed them. In the 200 Fly, he had an excellent swim in his time trial with a very strong second half dropping another 2.45 seconds from the time he did a few weeks ago at Seattle Open. Amaris scored 13 points for Wave.
• Maya Surugiu has been working on her breaststroke technique and the improvements were seen in all three breaststroke events with a personal best in all of them. Her standout swim was the 200 Breast where she had amazing races both in prelims and finals and ended the day with a huge 10.85-second total drop. Maya scored 16 points for Wave
• Molly Traina came strong and determined to swim fast and went six best times. Her standout swim was the 100 Free where she was able to execute her strategy and swim an excellent back half finishing the race with a huge 2.37-second drop (in a 100!). Molly scored 35 points for Wave.
• Daniel Xia had an excellent meet and added three new AAAA Times to his collection. Among many great swims his outstanding race was the 100 Breast in Finals where he gained many positions and dropped 1.69 seconds getting very close to the Summer Junior National cut (only 0.06 off the cut). Daniel scored 82.5 points for Wave.

13-14 Girls

• Sophia Gorveatt dominated the 13-14 races and scored points for the team in all her events. Her outstanding swim was the 200 Fly in finals where she adjusted her morning strategy and had a fantastic swim. She went a lifetime best with a 1.48 second drop, earned a AAAA Time, and finished the race in second place! Sophia scored 87.5 points for Wave
• Amelia Pletosu dominated the distance races for 13-14 and went five best times at Champs. Her outstanding swim was the 1500 Free where she had a fabulous swim and a monster 30-second drop to finish 2^nd and earn a AAA Time. Amelia scored 67.5 points for Wave.

Graduating Seniors

• Quinn Anderson got his first Summer Sectionals cut and he did it in the 200 Fly. He went out fast and was able to hold his pace in the second half of the race, dropping 3.22 seconds to get a best time and the new cut. Quinn scored 29 points for Wave.
• Bradley Barkans had an excellent meet and went 6/6 best times. He was feeling good all weekend and swam very well in his free and back events. In the 100 Free, he swam his strategy and had a solid 2.26-second drop, earning a AA Time. Bradley scored 2 points for Wave.
• Sam Merriam was happy to drop her time in the 100 Free. She did a great job holding her technique together at the end and finishing strong to drop 0.69. She also swam right at her times in the 50 Free and 50 Fly. Sam scored 2.5 points for Wave.
• Megan Traina dominated the backstroke events and went lifetime bests in three races. She had an awesome swim in the 200 Back in prelims where she had the attitude to go out fast and held it together to a great finish and a 1.64 second drop. Megan scored 36 points for Wave.

College Swimmers (yes, they come back!)

• Kevin Flannery swam four events at Champs and was happy with his improvement during the summer. He went a best time in the 50 Breast and swam right at his time in the 100 Breast.
• Nicole Hahn swam only two individual events at Champs and did a great job in her 200 Breaststroke in both prelims and finals. It’s been a long time since she has raced in the long pool and she was excited with the experience. Nicole scored 13.5 points for Wave.
• Kieran O’Gorman swam three events at Champs and was satisfied with his progress since the Missoula meet. His 50 Back was his strongest event where he was able to swim right at his time.

I am proud of this group and the work they have been doing season after season. Congrats, Epic swimmers!

Top 16 Finishes

Top 16 Finishes all scored points for Wave!

• Quinn Anderson – 4^th (400 FR), 6^th (200 FR, 400 MR), 8^th (800 FR), 13^th (200 Fly)
• Oleg Arlouski – 4^th (400 FR), 6^th (400 MR), 8^th (800 FR), 12^th (400 Free), 14^th (100 Free)
• Anouk Balog – 8^th (800 FR), 12^th (200 MR), 13^th (1500 Free), 16^th (200 Fly)
• Bradley Barkins – 15^th (400 FR), 16^th (400 MR, 800 FR)
• Alex Belkin – 7^th (400 MR), 8^th (200 FR), 9^th (200 MR), 10^th (50 Free), 12^th (400 FR), 15^th (100 Free & 50 Fly), 16^th (100 Fly)
• Ahana Bhattacharya – 9^th (400 MR), 11^th (50 & 200 Back)
• Kamilla Bugaitsova – 8^th (800 & 1500 Free), 13^th (400 FR), 15^th (400 Free)
• Roman Byelykh – 2^nd (800 Free), 3^rd (400 & 1500 Free), 6^th (200 Free), 8^th (200 FR), 10^th (200 MR), 13^th (400 MR)
• Caroline Bryant – 8^th (400 FR), 9^th (200 MR), 13^th (200 FR)
• Feynman Chen – 6^th (200 FR), 15^th (400 FR)
• Henry Cheng - 14^th (400 FR)
• Hailey Crawford - 12^th (200 MR)
• Evan Deng – 8^th (50 Breast), 9^th (200 MR), 13^th (400 MR), 14^th (200 FR)
• Logan Downing – 13^th (50 & 200 Breast), 14^th (200 MR), 16^th (400 MR)
• Lena Duryee - 8^th (400 FR), 13^th (200 FR), 14^th (400 Medley & 800 FR)
• Ellen Feng – 1^st (50 Back), 4^th (200 MR), 5^th (50 Fly), 6^th (200 FR, 400 MR), 7^th (100 Back), 12^th (200 Fly), 13^th (100 Fly)
• Bennett Geitz – 8^th (200 IM), 11^th (400 IM), 12^th (200 Fly), 16^th (1500 Free, 800 FR)
• Henry Geitz – 5^th (1500 Free), 7^th (400 Free), 8^th (800 FR), 15^th (400 FR), 16^th (400 IM)
• Sophia Gorveatt – 2^nd (200 Fly), 3^rd (800 Free), 5^th (400 FR), 6^th (400 MR), 7^th (400 Free), 8^th (200 Free, 800 FR), 9^th (200 MR), 13^th (50 Fly, 200 FR), 15^th (100 Fly)
• Caden Gray – 7^th (50 Back), 8^th (200 FR), 10^th (200 MR), 12^th (100 Breast, 400 FR), 13^th (400 MR), 14^th (200 Breast, 200 IM)
• Nicole Hahn – 9^th (200 Breast), 9^th (200 MR)
• Olivia Henaire – 7^th (800 Free), 8^th (50 Breast), 9^th (200 & 400 MR), 10^th (400 Free), 13^th (100 Breast, 1500 Free, 200 & 400 FR), 14^th (800 FR), 16^th (200 Free)
• Nora Herman – 9^th (800 Free), 10^th (1500 Free), 11^th (400 Free)
• Dami Jung – 4^th (200 MR), 5^th (400 FR), 6^th (200 FR, 400 MR), 10^th (50 Breast), 11^th (200 Breast), 15^th (100 Breast)
• Ethan Lin – 4^th (400 FR), 6^th (200 FR), 11^th (50 Free), 14^th (200 MR), 16^th (400 MR)
• Victor Lyakhovitski – 14^th (400 FR)
• Anton Mazepa – 5^th (50 Back), 6^th (400 MR), 9^th (200 Back), 12^th (100 Back), 16^th (800 FR)
• Samantha Merriam - 12^th (200 MR)
• Andy Nguyen – 7^th (400 MR), 10^th (200 MR), 12^th (200 Breast), 14^th (200 FR, 400 FR), 16^th (50 & 100 Breast)
• Amelia Pletosu – 2^nd (1500 Free), 5^th (800 Free, 400 FR), 8^th (400 Free), 9^th (200 & 400 MR), 10^th (200 Free), 11^th (400 IM), 13^th (200 FR), 14^th (800 FR)
• Vien Pogue – 9^th (200 MR), 11^th (50 Breast)
• Irene Qu – 2^nd (50 Back), 4^th (200 MR), 5^th (100 Breast), 6^th (200 FR, 400 MR), 7^th (50 Breast), 10^th (200 Breast), 13^th (400 FR), 16^th (100 Back & 50 Free)
• Amaris Rus – 7^th (200 Fly), 14^th (200 MR), 16^th (400 MR)
• Max Smagley – 9^th (200 MR), 12^th (400 FR), 16^th (50 Back)
• Han Sun - 14^th (400 FR)
• Maya Surugiu – 11^th (200 Breast), 12^th (200 MR), 13^th (200 Breast), 14^th (400 MR), 15^th (800 Free)
• Gabe Traina – 15^th (400 FR), 16^th (800 Free, 800 FR)
• Megan Traina – 8^th (200 Back, 400 & 800 FR), 9^th (200 MR), 13^th (200 FR), 14^th (50 Back, 800 Free, 400 MR)
• Molly Traina – 8^th (100 Free, 400 & 800 FR), 9^th (200 MR), 13^th (200 FR), 14^th (200 Back, 400 MR), 15^th (100 Back)
• Edi Vasilescu – 7^th (400 MR), 8^th (200 FR), 9^th (200 MR), 13^th (800 Free), 14^th (200 Back, 400 Free)
• Lasya Viswanadham – 13^th (200 & 400 FR)
• Piper Wiegand – 4^th (1500 Free, 200 MR), 5^th (400 FR), 6^th (800 Free, 200 FR), 9^th (400 MR), 11^th (50 Fly), 14^th (200 Free & 800 FR)
• Daniel Xia – 4^th (100 & 200 Breast, 200 IM, 400 FR), 6^th (200 FR, 400 MR), 8^th (800 FR), 10^th (100 Free), 13^th (200 Free), 14^th (200 MR)
• Andy Yang – 7^th (400 MR), 10^th (200 MR), 12^th (400 IM, 400 MR), 14^th (200 FR), 15^th (200 IM)
• Isshin Yokoyama - 13^th (400 MR), 14^th (200 FR)

New US Motivational Times

 AAAA 

• Ellen Feng – 50 Fly, 50 Back, 200 MR
• Sophia Gorveatt – 200 Fly
• Dami Jung – 200 MR
• Ethan Lin – 50 Free
• Irene Qu – 200 MR
• Piper Wiegand – 200 MR
• Daniel Xia – 100 Free, 200 IM

 AAA 

• Oleg Arlouski – 100 Fly, 100 & 200 Free
• Alex Belkin – 200 FR, 200 MR
• Ahana Bhattacharya – 400 MR
• Kamilla Bugaitsova – 400 FR
• Roman Byelykh – 200, 400 & 800 Free
• Evan Deng – 50 Breast, 200 MR
• Ellen Feng – 200 FR, 400 MR
• Bennett Geitz – 100, 400 & 1500 Free; 200 & 400 IM
• Henry Geitz – 400 & 1500 Free
• Sophia Gorveatt – 50 Fly, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR
• Caden Gray – 200 FR
• Olivia Henaire – 50 Breast, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR
• Ethan Lin – 100 Breast
• Dami Jung – 50 Breast, 200 & 400 FR, 400 MR
• Victor Lyakhovitski – 50 Back
• Amelia Pletosu – 1500 Free, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR
• Vien Pogue – 200 MR
• Irene Qu – 50 & 100 Breast, 50 Back, 200 & 400 FR, 400 MR
• Amaris Rus – 100 & 200 Fly
• Max Smagley – 200 FR, 200 MR
• Molly Traina – 100 Free
• Edi Vasilescu – 200 FR, 200 MR
• Lasya Viswanadham – 200 & 400 FR
• Piper Wiegand – 50, 100 & 1500 Free, 50 Fly, 200 & 400 FR, 400 MR

 AA 

• Gahl Ami ad – 100 & 200 Breast
• Quinn Anderson – 200 & 400 Free
• Bradley Barkins – 100 Free
• Alex Belkin – 400 FR, 400 MR, 50 Fly
• Ahana Bhattacharya – 50 & 200 Back
• Kamilla Bugaitsova – 200, 800 & 1500 Free, 400 MR
• Roman Byelykh – 200 & 400 MR, 400 FR
• Feynman Chen – 100 Free
• Henry Cheng – 400 FR
• Evan Deng – 200 & 400 FR, 400 MR
• Ellen Feng – 100 Free, 400 FR
• Bennett Geitz – 200 Back, 200 Fly
• Caden Gray – 100 Breast, 200 IM, 50 Back, 200 & 400 MR, 400 FR
• Nora Herman – 200 Free, 400 FR
• Maria Kokhan – 200 & 400 MR, 400 FR
• Dmitry Leonov-Vendrovskiy – 50 Breast, 200 MR
• Yihan Li – 200 FR
• Ethan Lin – 100 Back
• Victor Lyakhovitski – 50 Free, 200 MR, 400 FR
• Anton Mazepa – 200 Free, 200 IM
• Lainey Meyer – 200 FR
• Andy Nguyen – 50 Breast, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR
• Amelia Pletosu – 400 IM
• Vien Pogue – 50 Breast, 200 & 400 FR, 400 MR
• Max Smagley – 400 FR
• Han Sun – 400 FR
• Maya Surugiu – 200 Breast
• Gabe Traina – 200 Back, 400 & 800 Free
• Megan Traina – 100 Back, 50 Free
• Molly Traina – 100 & 200 Back
• Edi Vasilescu – 50, 100 & 200 Back, 400 FR, 400 MR
• Carlo Villaneuva – 200 MR
• Lasya Viswanadham – 100 & 400 Free, 400 MR
• Andy Yang – 200 & 400 IM, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR
• Isshin Yokoyama – 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR
• Kyra Yuan – 50 Breast, 200 MR
• Grace Zhang – 200 FR

 A 

• Alex Arlouski – 200 FR
• Bradley Barkins – 100 Back
• Ahana Bhattacharya – 100 Back, 200 IM, 400 Free, 50 Fly
• Lucy Broyles – 200 Breast
• Henry Cheng – 200 FR
• Evan Deng – 50 Fly
• Devon Gordon – 100 Breast
• Caden Gray – 200 Back, 200 Breast
• Lauren Hizzey – 200 Back
• Maria Kokhan – 50 & 100 Back
• Yuzuki Ishizuka – 50 Fly
• Victor Lyakhovitski – 100 Free, 200 Back, 200 FR
• Lainey Meyer – 50 Fly
• Vien Pogue – 50 Free, 50 Fly, 50 Back
• Max Smagley – 50 Back
• Han Sun – 200 FR
• Megan Traina – 400 Free
• Kennedy Trembley – 100 Fly, 50 & 200 Free
• Ella Tulanon – 1500 Free
• Edi Vasilescu – 800 Free
• Carlo Villaneuva – 50 Breast
• Lasya Viswanadham – 50 & 100 Breast
• Andy Yang – 50 & 100 Breast
• Isshin Yokoyama – 50 Fly
• Kyra Yuan – 100 Breast
• Grace Zhang – 50 Breast

 BB 

• Alex Arlouski – 200 IM, 50 Fly, 50 Breast
• Lucy Broyles – 200 Back, 50 Breast
• Kamilla Bugaitsova – 50 Fly
• Henry Cheng – 100 Back, 50 Breast
• Lola Cheng – 50 Breast
• Evan Deng – 50 Back
• Yuzuki Ishizuka – 100 Back
• Dmitry Leonov-Vendrovskiy – 100 Breast, 100 Free, 50 Fly
• Neil Rawal – 100 Breast
• Anika Razdan – 50 Fly
• Han Sun – 50 Back, 50 Breast
• Ella Tulanon – 50 Breast
• Carlo Villaneuva – 50 & 100 Free, 100 & 200 Breast
• Isshin Yokoyama – 50 Back, 50 Breast
• Kyra Yuan – 50 Free

 B 

• Anika Razdan – 100 Fly

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