Wave 12&U Win 4th at 12&Under Champs

Jay Pearson

PNS 12&U Long Course Age Group Champs Meet Recap

Wave’s top younger swimmers competed at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way near the end of last month, narrowly missing 3^rd place by only 0.5! Both Wave and SMAC had well over 1100 points each. We were lead by Alex Wang, who won the 10&U Boys High Point, as he won four golds and two silvers, picked up two new team records, earned his first individual AAAA time, and lead both relays to high finishes. Shoutouts also go to Deniz Cankaya and Elaina Jiang, who both earned their first individual AAAA times.

White Group

White Group sent three swimmers to Champs and all played big parts in our relay teams. For each boy, it was their first-ever Champs meet. Congrats boys!

Agastya Agrawal went 3/4 best times and swam on the 200 Medley Relay. His standout swim was his 50 Free where he went out fast and kept strong kick to the end to drop almost 2 seconds and earn a new B time!
Max Schrepfer overcame a rough start in his first event to go 3/3 the rest of the meet and swim on both relays. His standout swim was his 200 IM where he used a fast fly leg to get out quick then stayed strong on his other three strokes to drop 7.6 seconds! Max scored 5 points for Wave.
Isaac Xie came for the 200 Free Relay and led off with an aggressive 50 Free, helping his relay to score. Isaac scored 1.5 points for Wave.

Purple Group

Alex Korolis was the lone representative from Purple Group and he shined big time in his first-ever Champs meet, going 3/4 best times and earning two new B cuts. His standout swim was his 100 Back where he showed off beautiful body position and great rotation to get out fast and hold on in his back half to drop 7.7 seconds!

Age Group 1

AG1 dominated the 12&U Champs Meet. The group had 24 kids competing in the meet with over 16 of them having individual swims. It was awesome to see such a strong showing for the group at Champs and it was amazing to watch them swim so fast. Coach Dillon was so excited by how fast all the AG1 kids swam in his final meet as a coach and wanted to thank all of you for a wonderful year!

Aaradhya Bharadwaj swam outstanding on both our 200 Free and 200 Medley Relays and both relays crushed their entry time by 4 and 5 seconds respectively. She also entered the 200 Free as a time trial and swam a best time. Great meet Aaradhya! Aaradhya scored 1 point for Wave.
Alexander Bouianov had a truly amazing swim in his 50 Fly where he improved more than 2.5 seconds! He also was a significant part of the Free and Medley Relays that both took 3^rd. Way to finish the season, Alex! Alex scored 16 points for Wave.
Arifin Capiral swam six events including his relays. His meet highlights were his 100 Breast with a big 1.5+ second improvement and swimming the breaststroke leg of our B Medley Relay. Excellent improvement in your breaststroke this year, Arifin! Arifin scored 5 points for Wave.
Braxton Davis had a rough birthday for long course champs but still got to swim four events at the bottom of the 11-12 group. Meet highlights were a 1.7-second improvement in his butterfly and his breaststroke. Both strokes have improved so much with your drill work focusing on flowing from one stroke into the other. Nice job flowing Braxton!
Ann Ding had some of the biggest improvements in our 100 events. Highlights include a 12+ second drop in her 100 Free, and a 16+ second improvement in the 100 Breast. Ann, those are truly amazing swims, I am proud of you and your ability to focus on improving your technique in practice.
Kaito Falk had a good learning experience in the 100 Back missing the event on the wrong side of the pool. I truly believe that these types of mistakes are great, because he was so good at learning from it and making all his subsequent events. He had an amazing rest of the meet with best times in every event he swam. Highlights were a 9+ second improvement in his 100 Free and 200 Free events! What a great meet Kaito!
Avni Garg swam on our 200 Free Relay and that relay did amazing, dropping 3.5 seconds off their aggregate best time entry time. Anvi, your freestyle has gotten so much better and you have so much better tempo than when you came into the group, great job working on that!
Theodore Gerber swam on our 200 Medley Relay leading off with the backstroke and he got a best time that counts and the relay dropped 2 seconds from their entry time. Outstanding finish to the season Theodore, and thank you for swimming on our relay!
Nolan Gu swam five individual events and two relays and started the meet perhaps a bit nervous or more tentative than his normal self. After a missed swim, he was on fire. He helped us out on our 200 Medley Relay and a 2+ second improvement and then made it back to Finals in the 50 Breast with a 15^th place finish and a 3+ second time improvement and great flow. In Finals he did even better and picked up two places for a 13th place finish and an even faster best time. Way to finish the meet, Nolan! Nolan scored 9 points for Wave.
Blakely Hansen swam the maximum events with six individual events and two relays. Her butterfly has always been good, but she has a rhythm and tempo and flow that looks effortless and flies through and on top of the water. Her meet highlights were making Finals in the 50 and 100 Fly events. She dropped 0.5 in her 50 to make 14^th, and then in Finals she dropped another 2.2 seconds to win the B Final for 9^th. WOW! Her 100 Fly she had a solid 1.5 second improvement and was also an outstanding swim. Lastly she helped two relays finish in the Top 8 places. Outstanding job Blakely! Blakely scored 24 points for Wave.
Alexander Hor had an awesome swim meet with two relays and four individual swims. He knocked it out of the park with three big time drops and a great split on both relays. His standout swim was his 2.5-second drop 100 Breast where he kept his tempo strong on the second 50 and raced him for a great swim. Alexander scored 8 points for Wave.
Jennifer Ji had a great meet making finals in three events. She also crushed it in her relay splits for the weekend. Her standout swim was her 100 Fly where she took off over 9 seconds in the event with some strong and consistent arms throughout the swim. Jennifer scored 23 points for Wave.
Yeim Jung had a great weekend of swimming with four individual swims and two relays. He also added on two Time Trials to fill out the weekend. His standout swim came on his 200 Free Relay where he crushed his 50 Free with some great kicking and strong legs for a fantastic split for the relay and a 14^th place finish. Yeim scored 3.5 points for Wave.
Sophie Liu had some strong swims throughout the weekend crushing the long course pool. She dominated with time drops in every event (both individually and as a relay). Her standout swim was her 50 Fly where she dropped 2.5 seconds with strong kicking and fast tempo to bring it home for a great finish.
Finley Meier was a relay-only swimmer for the team and added on a Time Trial to round out her Saturday. She absolutely crushed it on both her relays with both relays dropping time from their seed positions. Her standout swim was her 50 Free leg where her kick was strong throughout and she raced hard into the finish for a great split time.
Beatrix Pressman had a busy weekend of swimming with six individual swims and both relays. She absolutely crushed the weekend with fast swimming all weekend long. She helped both her relays finish Top 8 and made Finals in three events. She also swam the 400 Free, which was her standout swim, she was out aggressively and kept her stroke together and kick going for a great 14.5-second drop and a 12^th place finish. Beatrix scored 30 points for Wave.
Maya Razdan had five individual swims over the weekend and was also on both relays. She crushed all her swims with best times throughout the weekend. Her standout swim was her 200 Free where she was out in a controlled pace that allowed her to finish the back 100 really strong for a 4.5+ second drop. Maya scored 3.5 points for Wave.
David Rondel turned 11 during the long course season, which is a big jump to still make cuts that quickly for Champs and he nailed it with four swims at the meet. He had some great swims including his 100 Fly where he shaved off 2 seconds with some strong kicking and consistent arms.
Asmi Sarkar had four individual swims over the weekend and swam on both relays. She had some great relay swims and some awesome individual swims. Her standout was her 200 Medley Relay split where she crushed her 50 Free for a best time split and helped our relay score. Asmi scored 3.5 points for Wave.
Bianca Stanciu had four individual swims and both relays for this meet. She absolutely crushed her weekend with some great swims and times. Her standout swim was her 200 Free where she shaved off 3+ seconds with a great swim that kept her stroke strong through the whole race. Bianca scored 3.5 points for Wave.
Gabriel Steijn had an awesome weekend of swimming with four individual events and both relays as well as making Finals in his 50 Fly. His standout swim was his Prelims 50 Fly where he was out hot off the block with strong kick and a great tempo and he kept it for the full sprint. Gabriel scored 13.5 points for Wave.
Steven Wang had a busy weekend with four individual swims and both relays. He crushed it every time he got up on the block with some great swims. His standout swim was his big kick and fast tempo in the 50 Fly that gave him a 2-second drop. Steven scored 1.5 points for Wave.
Avani Yadav was on both of our relays and rounded out that day with a time trial in the 50 Back. She had some great swims in her relays with a standout swim in the 200 Free Relay where she split a fast leg due to her big kick throughout the 50. Avani scored 2.5 points for Wave.
Bella Zhang was on the 200 Medley Relay and absolutely dominated her swim with a great 50 Back split where she was kick dominant and held great body position for a fantastic swim.

Age Group 2

AG2 sent nearly the entire group to Champs and we had many tremendous swims, with about half the group making Finals. We had an especially memorable swim in the 200 Breast B Final where Eva Kalicinski and Berit Dunn took off on the first 50 to pull far ahead and then race neck-and-neck for the rest of the race, easily going 1-2 to win, and both girls making Wave’s Top 16 list. Well done on a fantastic season, all of you in AG2! I will especially miss those of you moving up to Purple or Senior Prep!

Aman Bhatt went 5/5 best times, all of which were 3+ second improvements, and picked up four new BB cuts. His best race was his 100 Breast where he used a much improved glide and pull-shoot to drop 8 seconds!
Norah Braun went 5/6 best times, including two Time Trial swims. Her highlight swim was her last swim in Time Trials, the 200 Free, where she really challenged her tempo early and used an improved body position and excellent kick to bring it home on the final 50. She ended up with an 11-second drop and a new B time!
Katelyn Chen qualified for her first-ever Champs and went 3/4 best times. Her best race and highest finish was in the 50 Breast, which was one of her bonus swims. She took an aggressive approach right off the blocks to knock off 2.5 seconds, earn a BB time, and beat the Champs cut.
Addy Clarke had a perfect 7/7 meet, including a swim in Finals. She is a great sprinter, but her best two races were her 100 Breast and especially her 200 Back. This season she learned how to pace herself on longer races and the result in her 200 Back was a 10.7-second drop to break 3:00 for the first time in long course and earn a B time. Addy scored 7 points for Wave.
Rhea Dawani continued her highly successful long course season by picking up two more best times with really strong swims. Her best race came in her 50 Fly where she controlled her breathing to keep her arms fast and her kick snappy. She dropped almost 1 second and earned a BB time. Good luck in Senior Prep, Rhea!
Lucas Deng really pushed himself this past season and ended up grabbing four best times at the meet, including breaking the 6:00 mark for the first time in the 400 Free. His best race came in the 100 Fly, where he used vastly improved arm technique matched with excellent body position to drop more than 3 seconds and earn himself a new B time. Best wishes in Senior Prep, Lucas!
Berit Dunn went 8/9 best times, finaling in all three breaststroke races (including winning the B Final in the 100) and earning two more AA times. Her best race was the aforementioned 200 Breast race in Finals. In Prelims, she had knocked off just 0.12 to get in, but came back ready to really race and slashed 4.3 seconds off her time from that morning. Berit scored 35.5 points for Wave.
Vivian Hu had the tough luck of turning 11 just one week before the meet, but she didn’t let that stop her as she went 8/8 in best times, including a couple of spectacular relay leadoff swims. Her highlight came in Time Trials, where she chose to swim the first 400 IM of her life. Her pacing was spot on for each stroke and she not only beat the Champs qualifying time but earned an 11-12 A time!
Elaina Jiang came with her game face on and dominated in the pool. She made the A Final in five events and the B Final in her sixth. She also earned AAAA times in two separate strokes, which is a phenomenal feat! Her highlight swim was her 50 Back in Finals. She did not have a great Prelims swim but still squeaked into the A Final. That night she came back with a vengeance, racing a full second faster and moving up three places from the outside lane! Elaina scored 93 points for Wave.
Haim Jung had a challenging summer due to a broken arm but he didn’t let that stop him from going 5/5 best times and bringing some tremendous time drops. His highlight was in Time Trials where he raced the 100 Free. He went out very fast, built his tempo, and came back as if he’d been struck by lightning to drop 15 seconds, crush the 1:20 mark, and earn a B time.
Eva Kalicinski had a perfect 8/8 meet and finaled twice. She also earned either an A or AA cut in every single race. Her highlight was her win in the aforementioned 200 Breast B Final. She led from start to finish but had to really race from the heart to hold onto that lead, especially after dropping 10 seconds in Prelims. In Finals, she dropped another 7.5 seconds for a total drop of 17.5 seconds. Eva scored 14 points for Wave.
Avery Lee had a tough year with illness and injuries, but nothing could hold her back at Champs as she went 4/4 best times. Her best race was her 50 Breast where she matched a highly efficient glide with a perfect tempo to drop 1.3 seconds and earn a new BB time.
Lingyi LI had a superb meet, going 5/6 best times and three new motivational cuts as well as being a crucial member on four relay teams. Her highlight swim was her 50 Free leading off the 200 Free Relay. While she missed breaking the :30 by the slimmest possible margin (30.00!), she dropped 0.9 seconds and earned a AAA time as just an 11-yr-old! Lingyi scored 24.5 points for Wave.
Anika Lichtenberg had a tremendous long course season, earning a full slate of events, and going 6/6 best times including her first three A times, including one leading off the 200 Free Relay. Her highlight was her 200 Free where she pushed herself through the middle 100 and then roared into the finish, dropping almost 4 seconds. Good luck in Senior Prep, Granny Smith!
Rinat Maksyutov had an outstanding meet, most notably in his 100 Back. He dropped 3.6 seconds in the morning with a tremendous arm tempo and strong supporting kick to grab a new A time and then was scratched into Finals. Although not quite as fast as in the morning, he held his place and it was still his second-fastest 100 Back ever! Rinat scored 6 points for Wave.
Maksim Nikitenko came off vacation to swim four races. His lone best time came in the 200 Free, where he kept his breaths quick and his pacing steady to drop 0.6. Best wishes in Senior Prep, Maksim!
Albert O has been the most improved AG2 swimmer over the course of the entire 2024-25 season, much of that due to a positive mindset. He dropped time in all three breaststroke races, with the highlight coming in the 50 Breast where he stayed strong with his tempo and ran several competitors down on the second half to drop more than 1 second and earn his first long course A time. Good luck in Senior Prep, Albert
Andrew Ouyang has been upping his game all long course season and he hit the jackpot at Champs, going 4/4 best times and coming close to making finals in the 200 Fly. His best race was his 100 Fly where he shot out like he’d been fired from a cannon and did not relent his tempo for a 15.3-second drop and breaking both the 1:50 and 1:40 marks!
Benji Ovendale has worked hard at improving all his strokes, as well as his flutter kick. The payoff came up big especially in his 400 Free where he held his tempo beautifully and brought in his flutter kick for the final 50 to drop 19 seconds off his previous best and pick up his highest finish of Champs. Benji scored 1.5 points for Wave.
Tim Rakovchuk has had a tough year with illness, but his positive attitude helped him go 3/4 best times and almost get a best time in his final race. His standout swim was his 100 Fly where he focused on great body position and utilizing a good breathing pattern to shatter his previous best by 4+ seconds and earning a new B time.
Siena Stahlkopf has really come on since the end of Short Course. She went 2/4 best times after a phenomenal Seattle Open just a few days earlier. Her standout swim was her 50 Free where she went out like gangbusters and never relented to drop almost 3 seconds and earn a new BB time.
Clara Stevenson has worked extremely hard in both dryland and swim practice and she came away with a 5/5 meet, including her first-ever 200 Fly in Time Trials. Her best race was a beautifully paced 200 Breast where she dropped almost 7 seconds and secured herself a new BB time.
Dan Sun might have had a 1/5 meet, but in those four races he only added about 0.2, so he was right on his best time in those swims. His best swim was his 200 Back where he exhibited excellent pacing and really good body position for a 4-second time drop and beating the 3:00 mark for the first time. Dan scored 5.5 points for Wave.
Max Sun went 5/7 best times and was a key member of several relays. His best swim came in his 50 Free. In Prelims, he dropped just 0.06 but he squeaked into Finals. That evening he blasted off the blocks and ran down several opponents to move up three places, break the :31, and score some big points for Wave. Max scored 17 points for Wave.
Anna Ventura had a fantastic meet, going 6/6 best times, including three new A times. Her top performance came in her 200 Fly where she showed off her improved endurance and ability to hold her stroke together for the entire race to drop almost 14 seconds off her best time, earn a new BB cut, and just miss making finals. Anna scored 11.5 points for Wave.
Aditeya Verma has turned into AG2’s most improved swimmer since the start of 2025 and his hard work ethic in practice showed up huge at Champs as he dropped time every time he swam, which included five races in Finals and four relays as well as a AAA time as an 11-yr-old in the 50 Fly. His standout swim was his 200 Fly, where he dropped almost 2 seconds in Prelims then came back to Finals and blew away the competition as he smashed another 14.5 seconds off his time to win the B Final by more than 15 meters! Aditeya scored 65.5 points for Wave.
Alex Wang was Wave’s highest scorer with four golds and two silvers. He only added time once and that was in his Prelims swim of his 200 Free where he had finished 2^nd. He came back hungry in Finals, stayed right with the competition, then made his move with 60 meters to go. The other boys had no chance when he turned on his jets and he easily cruised to victory, swimming more than 4 seconds faster than in the morning. Alex scored 130 points for Wave.
Maja Wang doesn’t know how to not work hard and that ethic paid off big as she went 3/4 best times and was a key member of our medley relays. Her best race was her leadoff swim in the 400 Medley Relay where she went out fast to set the team up for a great finish and dropped 3+ seconds of her previous best to also earn a new AA time. Maja scored 11 points for Wave.
Natalie Whitbeck is possibly the hungriest athlete in AG2, as in hungry for speed! She went 5/6 best times including a couple new motivational times. Her best swim came in the 200 Breast where she showed off her work ethic by dropping 9+ seconds to earn a new BB Time.
Finely Wiegand has really developed her non-freestyle strokes this past season to turn into an excellent all-around swimmer and she dropped time in 5/6 events (she matched one event exactly). She’s really developed her fly, and her best race was her 50 Fly where she shattered her previous best by 3.4 seconds to easily capture another new A time. Finley scored 7 points for Wave.
Owen Wilson is another swimmer who gives 110% everyday in workout. That led to a 6/7 meet, with his highlight swim coming in his A Final race in the 50 Fly. He just barely got a best time in Prelims to squeak into the A Final, but in the evening he was all smiles as he easily broke the :33 mark, dropping another 0.65 to hold his place in Finals. Owen scored 24.5 points for Wave.
Alex Yang came into AG2 a couple years ago as a project and he has really blossomed in 2025. He went 4/4 at Champs, highlighted by his 100 Back where he has learned how to be aggressive and go out fast. He kept his head back nearly the entire race and had excellent breakouts at both ends to drop 3.3 seconds and earn his highest place at the meet. Good luck in Senior Prep, Alex!
Kenshin Yokoyama had a tremendous Champs, scoring in five races and picking up several new motivational cuts including a AAA in his 100 Fly. His best race was his 100 Back in Finals. He’d had a great Prelims swim, dropping 2.5 seconds, to place 13^th. Then he came back that night and went out faster, held his tempo, and just missed winning the B Final, moving up three places and dropping another 2.6 seconds for a total drop of 5 seconds in the event. Kenshin scored 73 points for Wave.

Senior Prep

Senior Prep had 12 athletes at Champs (that’s all the 12&U in Sr Prep!) qualified for the meet. It was awesome to see all the kids in the group make the meet and even more make Finals in individual events. It was even better to watch them dominate the weekend with numerous best times, tons of time drops, some awesome new cuts, and Finals swims all weekend long. Great job to the whole group. I’m excited to get back to work in the fall!!!

Stand Out Swims

Mira Arora had a great meet with four individual events. She dominated her 200 Back with a very strong back half, bringing it home for a 1+ second time drop.
Deniz Cankaya absolutely dominated the weekend in both his individuals and his relay swims. He also swam more than 3000 yards over the weekend. His standout swim was his 400 IM where he crushed his swim with a 38-second drop and showed how much improvement his 100 Fly has made. Deniz scored 114.5 points for Wave.
Aaron Chakraborty had a great weekend of swimming in both his individuals and relays as well. His standout swim was his 100 Free where he snuck into finals with a 2-second drop and crushed the swim with some great kicking and long arms. Aaron scored 12.5 points for Wave.
Leo Chen had an amazing weekend of swimming and was probably one of our biggest movers on the psyche sheet (meaning he moved up to be able to make finals in swims he wasn’t seeded to). His standout swim was his 400 IM. He was out strong, and he did an amazing last leg of free to come home for 13^th place (and a time almost as fast as his short course time). Leo scored 38.5 points for Wave.
Joseph Foster had a strong weekend of swimming with some great times and some big drops in the psyche sheet to make it to finals in some swims. His standout swim was his 200 IM where he was consistent with all four strokes, sprinted each 50 and knocked 6 seconds off his best time. He was also a key member of our relay teams. Joseph scored 36.5 points for Wave.
Abigail Gray had an awesome weekend of racing with multiple time drops throughout the weekend and some great splits in her relays. Her standout swim was her 1500, where she kept a short memory from her swim at SR Open and went out strong and aggressive and stuck to her pace throughout the swim for a big-time 20-second drop and a 12^th place finish. Abby scored 20.5 points for Wave.
Fiona Herman had a great swim meet with some amazing swims through the weekend. Her standout swim was her 200 Fly where she shaved off 10 seconds in Prelims to make Finals and place 13^th overall. Her fly all weekend had some great tempo to it and she was super tough finishing through the races. Fiona scored 24.5 points for Wave.
Arvin Kandiah had a great meet weekend with some great swims. He dropped time throughout the weekend and put up some very fast times. His standout swim was his 200 Breast where he was out of the gate hot and kept his tempo going throughout without any fade. He crushed it for a 4-second drop. Arvin scored 6 points for Wave.
Jonathan Liu had an amazing swim meet weekend where he put up Top 8 swims in 5/6 events (9^th place in one) and dominated our A Relays for some great times. His stand out swim was his 200 Free on Saturday night. He was out fast like he always does and fought hard to finish the race with a great back 100 for a 6.5-second drop and a 5^th place finish. Jonathan scored 104.5 points for Wave.
Olivia Liu had a great weekend of swimming with best times all weekend long and some amazing relay splits. Her standout swim was her swim off race for 1^st alternate where she was off the block fast and kept her tempo up and kick powerful for a tremendous 2-second drop. Olivia scored 32.5 points for Wave.
Leo Steijn had a great weekend of swimming with awesome races throughout the week, and a lot of time drops in his individual swims. His standout swim was his 50 Breast in the 200 Medley Relay where he split a best time and absolutely crushed it to really help that relay finish strong. Leo scored 22.5 points for Wave.
Vedah Tuladhar had a great weekend of swimming and did an awesome job racing her relays all weekend long. She seemed to get faster and stronger throughout the weekend with her best swim coming on Saturday in the 200 Back where she shaved off 13 seconds by being out aggressive and keeping her legs going on the back 100. Vedah scored 3 points for Wave.
George Ursulenko has been improving all LC season, making big steps forward throughout the summer. He kept that trend going with a great swim meet, where he crushed it every time he got on the block. His standout swim was his 200 Breast where he kept his tempo up on the back 100 for a 2-second drop. George scored 10 points for Wave.
Ally Yuan had a great weekend of swimming dropping time and putting up big time swims on our relays. Her standout swim was her 4-second drop in the 100 Back, where she kept her tempo up on the second 50 and worked those legs at a sprint throughout the race. Ally scored 12.5 points for Wave.

Great job to all the SR Prep swimmers. The group absolutely crushed it with more than 100 best times over the weekend from just 12 kids.

Top 16 Finishes

Top 16 Finishes all scored points for Wave!

Aaradhya Bharadwaj – 15^th (200 FR)
Alex Bouinaov – (3^rd 200 FR, 200 MR)
Deniz Cankaya – 2^nd (1500 Free), 3^rd (400 Free, 400 IM, 200 FR, 400 MR), 4^th (100 & 200 Back, 200 MR), 6^th (50 Back)
Aaron Chakraborty – 3^rd (200 FR), 10^th (400 MR), 16^th (100 Free)
Leo Chen – 7^th (200 Fly, 200 FR), 10^th (400 MR), 11^th (200 IM), 12^th (100 Fly), 13^th (400 IM), 14^th (50 Fly)
Addy Clarke – 6^th (400 FR), 7^th (200 FR), 9^th (200 MR), 16^th (50 Free)
Berit Dunn – 6^th (200 MR), 7^th (400 MR), 9^th (100 Breast), 10^th (50 & 200 Breast)
Joseph Foster – 3^rd (200 FR, 400 MR), 7^th (400 FR), 8^th (200 MR), 13^th (200 IM), 14^th (400 Free), 15^th (100 Free)
Abby Gray – 6^th (400 FR), 7^th (400 MR), 11^th (200 FR), 12^th (1500 Free)
Nolan Gu – 13^th (100 Breast)
Blakely Hansen – 4^th (200 MR), 8^th (200 FR), 9^th (50 Fly), 15^th (100 Fly)
Fiona Herman – 9^th (200 & 400 MR), 11^th (200 FR), 12^th (400 Free, 400 FR), 15^th (200 Fly, 400 IM), 16^th (100 Fly)
Alexander Hor – 3^rd (200 MR)
Vivian Hu – 9^th (200 MR)
Jennifer Ji – 4^th (200 MR), 8^th (200 FR), 13^th (50 & 100 Fly), 15^th (100 Back)
Elaina Jiang –3^rd (50 Free & 50 Fly), 4^th (50 Back, 200 MR), 6^th (100 Back, 50 Breast), 8^th (200 FR), 10^th (100 Free)
Eva Kalicinski – 9^th (200 Breast, 200 MR), 12^th (100 Breast)
Arvin Kandiah – 7^th (400 FR)
Lingyi Li – 6^th (200 MR, 400 FR), 7^th (400 MR, 200 FR), 11^th (50 Free)
Jonathan Liu – 3^rd (100 Free, 200 FR, 400 MR), 4^th (200 MR), 5^th (50, 200 & 400 Free, 50 Back), 9^th (200 IM)
Olivia Liu – 6^th (200 MR), 7^th (200 FR), 9^th (400 MR), 11^th (100 Breast), 12^th (400 FR), 13^th (50 Fly), 14^th (200 Breast), 16^th (200 Fly)
Rinat Maksyutov – 10^th (400 MR), 14^th (400 FR), 16^th (100 Back)
Benji Ovendale – 14^th (400 FR)
Beatrix Pressman – 4^th (200 MR), 8^th (200 FR), 11^th (50 Fly), 12^th (400 Free), 13^th (50 Back), 15^th (200 Free)
Maya Razdan – 12^th (200 MR), 15^th (200 FR)
Asmi Sarkar – 12^th (200 MR), 15^th (200 FR)
Bianca Stanciu – 12^th (200 MR), 15^th (200 FR)
Gabe Steijn – 3^rd (200 FR), 15^th (100 Fly)
Leo Steijn – 4^th (200 MR), 7^th (200 FR), 10^th (400 MR), 13^th (50 Breast), 14^th (400 FR)
Dan Sun – 8^th (200 MR)
Max Sun – 7^th (200 & 400 FR), 12^th (50 Free)
Vedah Tuladhar - 11^th (200 FR)
George Ursulenko – 8^th (200 MR), 14^th (400 FR), 15^th (50 Breast), 16^th (100 Breast)
Aditeya Verma – 3^rd (400 MR), 5^th (50 Fly), 7^th (200 FR), 8^th (200 MR), 9^th (50 Free, 200 Fly), 11^th (100 Free, 100 Fly), 15^th (200 Free)
Anna Ventura – 7^th (400 MR), 11^th (200 FR), 12^th (400 FR)
Alex Wang – 1^st (50 & 100 Back, 200 Free, 100 Fly), 2^nd (50 & 100 Free), 3^rd (200 FR, 200 MR)
Maja Wang – 6^th (200 MR), 9^th (400 MR)
Finley Wiegand – 9^th (400 MR), 12^th (400 FR)
Owen Wilson – 4^th (200 MR), 7^th (400 FR), 8^th (50 Fly)
Avani Yadav – 12^th (200 MR)
Kenshin Yokoyama – 3^rd (50 Fly, 200 FR, 200 MR), 5^th (100 Fly), 6^th (400 Free), 10^th (100 Free, 100 Back)
Ally Yuan – 6^th (400 FR), 7^th (200 FR),

New US Motivational Times

AAAA

Beatrix Pressman – 200 MR
Deniz Cankaya – 1500 Free
Blakely Hansen – 200 MR
Jennifer Ji – 200 MR
Elaina Jiang – 50 Fly, 50 Free, 200 MR
Alex Wang – 100 Back

AAA

Alex Bouianov – 200 FR, 200 MR
Deniz Cankaya – 50, 100 & 200 Back; 400 IM, 200 FR, 200 & 400 MR
Aaron Charkraborty – 200 FR
Leo Chen – 200 FR
Addy Clarke – 200 & 400 FR, 200 MR
Berit Dunn – 200 & 400 MR
Joseph Foster – 200 FR, 400 MR
Abby Gray – 400 FR, 400 MR
Blakely Hansen – 50 Fly
Fiona Herman – 200 & 400 MR
Alexander Hor – 200 MR
Vivian Hu – 200 MR
Elaina Jiang – 100 Free, 50 Back
Eva Kalicinski – 200 MR
Lingyi Li – 50 Free, 200 & 400 FR, 200 & 400 MR
Jonathan Liu – 100 & 200 Free, 50 Back, 200 FR, 200 & 400 MR
Olivia Liu – 200 FR, 200 & 400 MR
Leo Steijn – 200 FR, 200 MR
Gabe Steijn – 200 FR
Max Sun – 200 FR
Anna Ventura – 400 MR
Aditeya Verma – 50 Fly, 200 FR, 400 MR
Alex Wang – 50 Free, 100 Fly, 200 FR, 200 MR
Maja Wang – 200 & 400 MR
Finley Wiegand – 400 MR
Owen Wilson – 200 MR
Kenshin Yokoyama – 100 Fly, 200 FR, 200 MR
Ally Yuan – 200 & 400 FR

AA

Aaron Chakraborty – 400 MR
Leo Chen – 200 Fly, 200 IM, 400 MR
Addy Clarke – 50 Free
Rhea Dawani – 200 MR
Berit Dunn – 100 & 200 Breast, 200 FR
Joseph Foster – 200 IM, 200 MR, 400 FR
Abby Gray – 50 & 100 Free, 200 FR, 200 MR
Blakely Hansen – 200 FR
Fiona Herman – 100 Fly, 200 & 400 FR
Vivian Hu – 200 FR, 400 MR
Jennifer Ji – 50 & 100 Fly, 200 FR
Elaina Jiang – 200 FR
Evan Kalicinski – 100 & 200 Breast, 200 IM, 400 MR
Arvin Kandiah – 400 FR
Lingyi Li – 100 & 200 Back
Anika Lichtenberg – 200 FR, 400 MR
Olivia Liu – 100 Breast, 400 FR
Rinat Maksyutov – 400 MR
Beatrix Pressman – 50 Fly, 200 FR
Leo Steijn – 50 Breast, 400 MR
Dan Sun – 200 & 400 MR
Max Sun – 400 FR, 400 MR
Vedah Tuladhar – 200 FR, 200 MR
George Ursulenko – 200 & 400 MR
Anna Ventura – 200 & 400 FR, 200 MR
Aditeya Verma – 100 & 200 Fly, 50 & 100 Free, 200 MR
Maja Wang – 50 & 100 Back
Finley Wiegand – 200 & 400 FR
Owen Wilson – 400 FR, 400 MR
Kenshin Yokoyama – 400 Free
Ally Yuan – 100 Back, 100 Free, 400 MR

A

Aaradhya Bharadwaj – 200 FR
Arifin Capiral – 200 MR
Aaron Chakbraborty – 100 Free, 200 MR
Leo Chen – 100 Fly, 200 MR
Addy Clarke – 50 & 100 Breast, 50 & 200 Back
Joseph Foster – 100 Free, 50 Back
Abby Gray – 400 & 1500 Free
Nolan Gu – 200 MR
Blakely Hansen – 200 IM
Fiona Herman – 400 IM
Vivian Hu – 100 Back, 100 Fly, 400 FR
Jennifer Ji – 100 Back
Eva Kalicinski – 50 & 200 Back, 50 Breast
Arvin Kandiah – 100 & 200 Breast, 200 FR
Anika Lichtenberg – 100 Back, 50 & 400 Free, 400 FR
Olivia Liu – 100 Fly
Rinat Maksyutov – 100 Back, 200 MR, 400 FR
Maksim Nikitenko – 200 FR
Albert O – 50 Breast
Benji Ovendale – 400 FR
Beatrix Pressman – 200 & 400 Free
Maya Razdan – 50 & 100 Fly, 200 FR, 200 MR
Asmi Sarkar – 200 FR, 200 MR
Max Schrepfer – 200 MR
Bianca Stanciu – 200 FR, 200 MR
Gabe Steijn – 200 MR
Leo Steijn – 100 & 200 Breast, 400 FR
Dan Sun – 200 FR
Max Sun – 200 MR
Vedah Tuladhar – 400 FR
George Ursulenko – 100 & 200 Breast, 200 & 400 FR
Anna Ventura – 200 & 400 IM, 50 Fly
Aditeya Verma – 200 Free
Maja Wang – 400 FR
Finley Wiegand – 50 Free
Owen Wilson – 100 Back
Avani Yadav – 200 MR
Kenshin Yokoyama – 100 Back, 50 & 100 Free
Ally Yuan – 50 Back

BB

Agastya Agrawal – 200 MR
Aaradhya Bharadwaj – 200 MR
Aman Bhatt – 50, 100 & 200 Breast; 400 IM
Alex Bouianov – 50 Fly
Norah Braun – 200 Back
Katelyn Chen – 50 Breast
Rhea Dawani – 50 Fly
Ann Ding – 100 Breast
Kaito Falk – 100 Free, 200 FR
Avni Garg – 200 FR
Theodore Gerber – 200 MR
Abby Gray – 200 Back
Alexander Hor – 50 Free
Haim Jung – 50 & 100 Breast
Yeim Jung – 200 FR, 200 MR
Avery Lee – 50 Breast
Sophie Liu – 50 Free, 200 FR, 200 MR
Rinat Maksyutov – 200 Free
Finley Meier – 100 Fly, 200 FR, 200 MR
Max Schrepfer – 200 FR
Siena Stahlkopf – 100 Free, 50 Breast
Gabe Steijn – 100 Free, 50 Fly
Clara Stevenson – 200 Breast
Vedah Tuladhar – 200 Back
Anna Ventura – 200 Fly
Steven Wang – 50 Fly, 200 MR
Natalie Whitbeck – 200 Back, 200 Breast
Isaac Xie – 200 FR
Avani Yadav – 200 FR
Bella Zhang – 200 MR

B

Agastya Agrawal – 50 Free
Norah Braun – 200 Free
Braxton Davis – 50 Breast
Lucas Deng – 100 Fly
Ann Ding – 50 Fly
Haim Jung – 100 Fly, 200 IM, 100 Free
Alex Korolis – 100 Fly, 50 Breast
Tim Rakovchuk – 100 Fly
Alex Yang – 100 Fly

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