Relay Strength Powers Wave to 4th Place
PNS 12&U Championships Meet Recap
Wave's 12&Under swimmers wrapped up the Long Course season with another outstanding performance, earning a 4th place team finish against Western Washington’s best. The meet featured numerous Top 16 finishes, exceptional relay performances, and new USA Swimming Motivational Time standards. Leading the way was Aditeya Verma, who completed a sweep of the 11–12 Boys butterfly events, while Wave's 11–12 Boys relay teams captured victories in both 200m relays and runner-up finishes in both 400m relays (Aditeya, Ethan Jin, Dan Sun, Max Sun, and Owen Wilson). Congratulations to the entire team on an incredible championship meet and a fantastic finish to the Long Course season!
White Group
White Group sent three swimmers to the meet, and each swam fast!
Nysa Bannerjee qualified at the Seattle Open and went 4/4 best times. Her highlight was her 100 Breast, the event she qualified in, where she really pushed herself on the second 50 to drop almost 10 seconds!
William Foster led off the 200 B Medley Relay on the backstroke leg and used a really strong kick to earn a personal best and set the relay team up to earn 13th. William scored 2 points for Wave!
Finn Kirst led off the 200 B Free Relay. He turned up his arm tempo and crushed his time from the Seattle Open by 2 seconds to help the relay win their heat!
Purple Group
Eric Chai has had a phenomenal summer season. From a coaching perspective, it was clear that the work he put in all year blossomed into confidence in this young athlete. It's hard to pick a standout swim for him; I think he would claim his 50 Breast as his favorite event this weekend, as he swam himself to his first A cut! Just missing Finals, he placed in the top 20, earning Purple's highest placement!
Jayden Chen is a hard worker who never cuts corners. He had a great Champs meet, swimming strong. He bounced back after a disappointing DQ in the 200 Breast; he applied what he learned and CRUSHED his 100 Breast the next day. He had an excellent start that propelled him into a quick first 50. He dropped 2 seconds and improved his seed by five spots!
Vihaan Mehrotra has steadily improved since we began working together a year ago. After moving into A Group, he set a goal of qualifying for Champs and made it a reality by capitalizing on his success this weekend. His standout race was his bonus event, the 100 Breast; he used a strong kick to drop nearly 3 seconds and earned the official cut!
Andrew Ouyang is an athlete who has put in the work all season. He shows up to each practice with the intention of making himself 1% better each day. His determination was on full display in his 200 Breast this weekend! Dropping 6 seconds from his seed time, he used strong pacing and a quick finish to crush his seed time and jump two spots in the standings!
Benji Ovendale has been battling back pain all summer; this weekend, he showed up determined to power through and swim fast on the last day of Champs!! After a tough 200 Free, he regrouped and swam a proud 200 Back! He used a strong kick throughout the race, and it shone during his second 100, powering him to a 2-second drop!
Age Group 1
AG1 had 11 swimmers make the Champs Meet. The group had 8 swimmers with individual cuts, plus 3 more who participated as Relay Only Swimmers. It was a great meet for the group and a valuable learning experience, as it was their first Championship Meet. It was also amazing to see the group learn and become more confident throughout the weekend. Great job to all the swimmers. Highlights:
Vivaan Agarwal swam in a time trial and was on the Free Relay on Saturday night. He knocked out two 50 Frees and absolutely crushed both, going right at his best time and really improving from his time trial to his relay race, resulting in a faster split for the team!
Lily Ellis was a relay-only swimmer for the team and had an amazing swim in her 200 Free Relay. She was out strong, drove her legs throughout the race, and came home strong with a tremendous split for the team.
Annabelle Gerber was a relay-only swimmer for the group and had an awesome swim and split in the 200 Medley. She swam the 50 Fly leg of the race, kept her stroke tempo high, kicked hard, and posted a great split for the team.
Ryan Hu also swam really well throughout the weekend, with some great racing and swimming. He is only eight and crushed it with some awesome swims. He dominated his 50 Back with a 3.8-second drop and a strong finish on the last 25 with some strong kicks. Ryan scored 3.5 points for Wave!
Sindy Liu had a crazy-fast swim meet, dropping time throughout the weekend and racing hard. She is also just eight and showed up big time, making the meet!!! She crushed her 50 Free with a 2-second drop in the event and some amazing sprinting to race it home.
Daniel Rondel had a great meet with strong racing and great times. His standout swim was his 50 Fly, where he kept his hips up, pushed his tempo, and absolutely crushed the race, taking a full second off his 50.
Margaret Ursulenko had a great weekend of swimming, with some awesome races and near Top 16 finishes, which was great to see her race and swim well. Her standout swim was her 100 Breast, where she shaved almost 4 full seconds and delivered an amazing second 50 with great tempo and awesome kicks. Margaret scored 6.5 points for Wave!
Claire Wang had a busy weekend with four swims and a relay. She did amazing, with some great sprints and awesome times. Her standout swim was her 100 Fly, where she really worked her stroke and kept her hips up throughout the swim for a big time. Claire scored 4 points for Wave!
Evelyn Wang had a great weekend of swimming, with some great time drops and some awesome swims. She absolutely dominated her 50 Fly with a big 3-second drop, keeping her arms consistent and her kick moving well for a great swim and time.
Avyaan Wasuja had a great meet with some awesome relay splits to help our 10&U Relays. He also crushed his individual 100 Breast, with a big 1.8-second drop, keeping his kick strong and gliding well to finish the race fast. Avyaan scored 2 points for Wave!
Kevin Zhang had some awesome swims throughout the meet. He swam aggressively and raced well throughout. His big-time swim came on the first day in the 50 Back, where he maintained great body position and posted a huge 2.5-second drop in the event. Kevin scored 3.5 points for Wave!
Age Group 2
We had a fantastic meet, with 31 of our swimmers entered. We saw scores of best times, many new motivational cuts, and many kids earned their way back each evening to swim in Finals. A big shout-out to the swimmers moving up: Akira Andhare, Katelyn Chen, Hayley Chou, Braxton Davis, Elaina Jiang, and Maggie Zhou. You all swam like champs, and I will miss you! Highlights:
Akira Andhare had 5/6 best times and qualified for Finals in her 200 Back. Her IMs were highlights, as she dropped 6+ seconds in both her 200 and 400. In each event, she pushed her back legs fast and sprinted her free legs to pass other swimmers on the final 50 of both events.
Aaradhya Bharadwaj’s highlight was her outstanding 200 IM, especially the back half where she really took off on her breaststroke leg with excellent pull-shoots to set up her freestyle leg where she raced really well to drop more than a second. Aaradhya scored 4 points for Wave!
Alex Bouianov had an outstanding anchor swim in the 400 Medley Relay, cranking up his kick to help power his team to a big time drop.
Arifin Caprial was really sick the week leading up to the meet but was able to swim the first two days. His standout race was his 50 Free, where he used a great breakout to set a fast tempo and power his way to a -1.26-second improvement.
Katelyn Chen was a perfect 4/4 best times. She capped off the meet with an incredible 50 Breast where she was unrelenting with her arm tempo and a half-second improvement.
Miley Chen went 3/4 best times, improving in all three breaststroke swims. Her highlight was her last race, the 50 Breast, where she really picked up the speed on the last 25 to drop -1.23 seconds.
Mo Chen had several outstanding swims, capped by his final swim of the meet in the 200 Free Relay, where he broke :40 for the first time, delivering a great leg to help the relay team score. Mo scored 4.5 points for Wave!
Hayley Chou had some amazing backstroke swims. She started the meet with an impressive 50 and 100, but it was her 200, which she ended the meet with, that was even more impressive. She had notably superior breakouts to everyone else in her heat to gain a big lead, then turned on the jets on the final 50 to pick up a huge 6-second drop.
Braxton Davis had a massive meet, making Finals in five of his six events and swimming in four relays. His highlight was his 50 Free, as he broke :30 for the first time in meters, dropping more than a second. Braxton scored 43.5 points for Wave!
Julie Dong went 5/6 best times and was a key part of our relay teams. Her highlight was her 200 IM, where she used a super strong second 100 to drop 6.16 seconds. Julie scored 4.5 points for Wave!
Mannat Garg also went 5/6 best times, making Finals in five events. Her highlight was her 100 Free. In Prelims, she dropped 1.6 seconds to squeak into Finals. In the evening, she blasted her second 50 to run down several swimmers, move up three places, and drop another second. Mannat scored 38 points for Wave!
Blakely Hansen also went 5/6 best times. Her highlight was her 200 Fly: throughout the race, she kept her body level, so she never struggled to breathe or get her arms out, resulting in an 8.8-second drop and her best finish of the meet.
Raya Hari has worked hard in her first season in AG2. Her best race was the 200 Free, where she kept her stroke consistent, pushed herself to keep her 50 splits right where they should be, and then powered home the final 50 to knock 7.3 seconds off her best time.
Amelia Horng pushes through every set, no matter how hard, and her sprint speed has really improved through all our practices at Colman. It showed in her 50 Free, where she put up the best sprint of her life, dropping more than a second and earning a BB time.
Jennifer Ji was AG2’s top performer, earning three medals at the meet and two AAAA times. She set 5/6 best times and missed a sixth by only 0.02! Her biggest swim came in the 100 Fly Final. She’d improved by 2.3 seconds in Prelims, then dropped another 1.3 seconds in Finals, passing two swimmers in the last 25 meters. Jennifer scored 68 points for Wave!
Elaina Jiang went 5/6 best times and was less than 0.2 off a perfect meet. Her highlight was her 100 Back in Prelims. She’s worked hard to improve her arm tempo for her sprints, and she crushed it in Prelims, dropping almost 2 seconds and earning a spot in Finals. She was nearly as fast in Finals. Elaina scored 23 points for Wave!
Yeim Jung’s breaststroke clicked into place at the meet, and all his swims were impressive, including his relay leg. His most impressive was his 100 Breast. In Prelims, he used his vastly improved shoot and glide to drop 5.68 seconds and earn a spot in the A Final. That evening, he raced tough, dropped another 2 seconds, and caught another swimmer in the final 20 meters to move up a place. Yeim scored 22.5 points for Wave!
Remy Kalicinski had several impressive swims, including his 100 Free. He was aggressive from the start, used excellent body position and hip rotation, and blew the competition away with a 4-second drop! Remy scored 6 points for Wave!
Martin Li had been really sick the week before Champs, but he was able to swim on the final day and raced an impressive 50 Breast. It wasn’t quite a best time, but after being so sick, it was an amazing performance!
Sophie Liu was right on her best times all meet. Her highlight was her 200 Breast, where she showed how much she’s worked on the timing of her glide and matching it to her strategy. She finished the final 50 strong and dropped more than a second.
Emmy Miller had a rough meet, but she kept her chin up and never gave up. She ended with the lead-off in the 200 Free Relay, turned in her best race of the meet, and helped her relay team score points for Wave. Emmy scored 13 points for Wave!
JoJo Miller had an amazing Finals swim in the 50 Fly. At the halfway point, she was in 7th place, but she turned on the jets, toughened up as she ran out of oxygen, and powered her way to win the B Final. JoJo scored 24.5 points for Wave!
Sofia Minchev had an impressive meet, earning best times in 4/6 races. Her 100 Fly was especially strong, as she has worked hard to get her head in the water at the right time after breathing, and she succeeded, resulting in a big 2.25-second drop.
Hudson Porter had an incredible meet, posting 100% best times, including an A time leading off the 200 Medley Relay. His highlight was his 200 IM, where he was strong in all four strokes and pushed his tempo to slash 11.4 seconds off his previous best. Hudson scored 6 points for Wave!
Beatrix Pressman had several amazing swims before getting sick on Saturday. Her highlights were both of her 200 Fly races. In Prelims, she dropped a mind-boggling 11.43 seconds to reach Finals and secure her A time. In Finals, she dropped another 2 seconds to break 3:00 and earn 12th. That is one tough double! Beatrix scored 5 points for Wave!
Maya Razdan struggled a bit with aging up right before the meet, but she stayed close to her best times and remained positive. Her highlight was her 200 IM, where she blasted her freestyle leg to set a new best time.
Max Schrepfer had a challenging meet but kept a positive attitude throughout. His best race was his 50 Fly, where he pushed himself to maintain a fast arm tempo throughout.
Kate Ventura had a solid meet, posting two new best times and picking up her first A time in the 200 Free Relay. Her best race was her 100 Fly, as she kept her body level and her arms quick, dropping more than 1 second. Kate scored 1.5 points for Wave!
Kenshin Yokoyama had 4/6 best times, including his first 200m Fly. His best race came in the 200 Medley Relay where he smoked his butterfly leg and set up his relay to earn an AA time!
Harvey Zhang turned in several excellent breaststroke swims, including a big-time 200 Breast. His highlight was his 200 IM, where he showcased his skills in all four strokes, smoked his breaststroke leg, and blasted his way to a huge 11-second drop!
Maggie Zhou has worked hard to be able to sprint much earlier in her races, and it paid off as she earned three new best times. Her highlight was her 100 Fly, where she sprinted the entire second 50 and pulled away from her competitors, dropping 7.2 seconds in the process!
Senior Prep
SR Prep Group had all our 12-year-olds make the meet and compete in Individual Cuts. The kids had a fantastic weekend of swimming, with some great racing, and everyone walked away with time drops (most with a bunch). We also had almost the whole group make finals in an individual event over the weekend. The group crushed it and had an awesome swim meet. Highlights:
Aman Bhatt was firing on all cylinders this weekend. He probably moved up the most places from the psych sheet to finals all weekend long. It was awesome to watch him swim and compete. His standout was his 11-second drop in his 200 Breast. He was out aggressive, worked his back half, and brought it home. Aman scored 20.5 points for Wave!
Adele Bokach absolutely crushed the weekend, dominating some of her swims and sprinkling in A Finals. Her standout swim was her 200 Fly, where she shook off the nerves in prelims and then went aggressive in Finals, dropping 5 seconds. Adele scored 55.5 points for Wave!
Jason Gao was flying all weekend and absolutely crushed it with some great swimming. He was cooking in his back events and snuck into the 100 Back Finals, where he dominated the swim with a 3.5-second drop to get back and score for the team. Jason scored 1 point for Wave!
Vivian Hu had a busy, fast weekend. She was a staple on all the relays and had finals swims throughout. She absolutely crushed her 400 IM on Saturday, posting a big-time 6-second drop, where her endurance really showed through. Vivian scored 79 points for Wave!
Ethan Jin had a great meet with a number of awesome swims. He absolutely crushed his breast events throughout the weekend. His standout swim was his 200 IM, where he shaved 11.5 seconds. His focus and improvement on his other strokes really shone throughout, especially his butterfly. Ethan scored 90.5 points for Wave!
Haim Jung was cooking throughout the weekend, serving up some big-time drops and fast racing. He absolutely crushed his 100 Breast, snuck into Finals, and scored 2 points. He had great tempo on the second 50 to bring that race home. Haim scored 18.5 points for Wave!
Eva Kalicinski had some big swims throughout the weekend and posted some great time drops. Her standout swim was her 400 IM on Saturday, where her backstroke held together for a great 6-second time drop in the event. Eva scored 114.5 points for Wave!
Lingyi Li had an amazing weekend with best times throughout and some really impressive relay swims. Lingyi’s standout swim was her almost 3-second drop in the 100 Free, where she raced hard, maintained steady breathing, and crushed the last 25 meters. Lingyi scored 124 points for Wave!
Rinat Maksyutov had a strong weekend of swimming, with some solid swims sprinkled in, including great relay and individual performances. His standout swim was his 50 Fly, where he took more than 2 seconds off the event, delivering a great race and strong tempo throughout. Rinat scored 10.5 points for Wave!
Clara Stevenson came in hot and ready for the meet. She was absolutely out after it in all her swims and dominated her 200 Fly on day one. She made finals, came back at night, and crushed it again (which is a hard double to make). She had great tempo, strong kicks, and a determined back 100. Clara scored 42 points for Wave!
Dan Sun had a tremendous weekend of swimming, with his a staple in Finals and on our A relays. His standout swim was his leadoff in the 400 Medley Relay. He split a PB by a few seconds and did an amazing job mentally bouncing back from a tough DQ in the morning. Great job and great mental toughness from him. Dan scored 54 points for Wave!
Max Sun was swimming to his max all weekend long. He did not touch the water or have a poor swim. It was awesome to watch and cheer him on. He started the weekend off with his standout swim in his 100 Free, where he pushed it from the dive and raced hard and fast, achieving a big 2.5-second drop in the event. Max scored 104 points for Wave!
Anna Ventura had a great weekend of swimming, with huge time drops and big swims throughout. She started the weekend with a brutal double, swimming the 200 Fly, the 1500, and then the 200 Fly in Finals (plus a leg in the 400 Free Relay). She nailed all her swims and absolutely crushed her 1500 – where she dropped more than 45 seconds in the event!!! Wow. Anna scored 82.5 points for Wave!
Aditeya Verma dominated the weekend with finals swims, relay swims, and some great racing. It is tough to pick a best swim for him, especially since he won some events. For me, the standout was his 100 Back, because it shows how much he has been working on all four of his strokes and improving. He dropped big time in the event and made a big improvement in his body position throughout. Aditeya led all of Wave in scoring with 133 points!
Alex Wang was a little up and down, but he was so mentally tough about it and did an awesome job talking through it and working on different things to help him. He ended on a high note in the 200 Back, where he had been struggling in his back, but he focused on his controllables and raced so well in Prelims to make it back in Finals with a 2.5-second drop. Alex scored 53 points for Wave!
Maja Wang had a tremendous weekend of swimming, with best times all over the place. Her standout swim came in her 200 Back, with a 5-plus-second drop. She attacked her front 100 and raced home well, then turned around and raced with intensity in Finals for a huge race. Maja scored 45 points for Wave!
Natalie Whitbeck had an awesome weekend of racing and swimming. She also stepped up big time for the team, filling in on both C Free Relays. She dominated her 200 Fly on day one with an amazing back half and a big-time drop of more than 15 seconds. She kept her tempo consistent throughout the race to crush it. Natalie scored 5 points for Wave!
Finley Wiegand absolutely dominated her swims throughout the weekend and dropped time in everything she climbed up on the blocks to do. She had a tremendous 400 Free. She was out strong and worked her speed down through the race, posting great splits and a big drop of 12-plus seconds in the event. Finley scored 90.5 points for Wave!
Owen Wilson was on fire throughout the weekend, with a number of great swims and fast times. He was absolutely cooking in his backstroke and butterfly events. He was out strong in his 200 Fly, with a great front 100 and an amazing second 100, where he raced home for a time drop of 19.5 seconds. Owen scored 95.5 points for Wave!
Top 16 Finishes
All Top 16 finishes scored points for Wave!
Aaradhya Bharadwaj – 12th (200 MR), 14th (200 FR)
Aman Bhatt – 6th (200 FR), 11th (100 Breast), 13th (50 & 200 Breast)
Adele Bokach – 2nd (200 & 400 FR), 3rd (400 MR), 6th (100 & 200 Fly), 8th (200 MR), 11th (50 Fly, 50 Free)
Mo Chen – 12th (200 FR), 13th (200 MR)
Braxton Davis – 6th (200 FR), 7th (200 MR, 400 FR), 10th (50 Back, 50 Free), 12th (50 Fly), 13th (100 Fly), 15th (200 IM)
Julie Dong – 6th (200 FR), 12th (200 MR), 15th (100 Breast)
William Foster – 13th (200 MR)
Jason Gao – 16th (100 Back)
Mannat Garg – 6th (200 FR, 200 MR), 11th (200 IM, 50 Free), 12th (200 Free), 13th (100 Free, 50 Back)
Ryan Hu – 10th (200 MR)
Vivian Hu – 2nd (200 MR), 3rd (400 MR), 5th (400 FR), 6th (50 Fly), 7th (100 Back), 8th (400 IM), 9th (50 Back, 200 FR), 11th (100 Fly)
Jennifer Ji – 4th (50 & 100 Fly), 5th (200 IM), 6th (200 FR, 200 MR), 12th (100 Breast, 50 Back)
Elaina Jiang – 5th (400 FR), 8th (200 MR), 9th (200 FR), 14th (50 Fly), 15th (50 Back), 16th (100 Back)
Ethan Jin – 1st (200 MR), 2nd (50 Breast, 400 FR, 400 MR), 3rd (100 Breast), 4th (200 Breast), 6th (200 FR), 11th (200 IM), 15th (100 Fly)
Haim Jung – 7th (200 MR), 9th (400 MR), 11th (50 Breast), 15th (100 Breast)
Yeim Jung – 7th (100 Breast), 13th (50 Breast, 200 MR), 15th (200 Free)
Eva Kalicinski – 2nd (200 MR, 200 & 400 FR), 3rd (400 MR), 4th (400 IM), 5th (100 Breast, 200 IM), 6th (50 & 200 Breast), 7th (100 Free)
Remy Kalicinski – 10th (200 MR), 12th (200 FR), 16th (200 Free)
Lingyi Li – 2nd (200 MR, 200 & 400 FR), 3rd (50 Fly, 50 Free), 4th (100 Free, 50 & 200 Back, 50 Breast), 6th (400 MR)
Rinat Maksyutov – 7th (400 FR), 9th (400 MR)
Emmy Miller – 6th (200 MR), 14th (200 FR)
JoJo Miller – 6th (200 FR), 9th (50 Fly), 12th (200 MR), 14th (100 Breast), 15th (50 Breast)
Hudson Porter – 10th (200 MR), 12th (200 FR)
Beatrix Pressman – 12th (200 Fly)
Clara Stevenson – 5th (400 FR), 6th (400 MR), 7th (200 Fly), 9th (200 FR), 10th (400 Free), 12th (200 Free)
Dan Sun – 1st (200 MR, 200 FR), 2nd (400 FR, 400 MR), 11th (50 Free), 12th (50 & 200 Back), 14th (100 Free)
Max Sun – 1st (200 MR, 200 FR), 2nd (400 FR, 400 MR), 5th (100 Free, 200 IM, 50 Breast), 6th (100 Breast), 7th (200 Free)
Margaret Ursulenko – 6th (200 MR)
Anna Ventura – 3rd (1500 Free, 200 Fly), 5th (100 Fly, 400 FR), 6th (400 MR), 8th (200 MR), 9th (50 Fly, 200 FR), 15th (100 Back, 400 IM)
Kate Ventura - 14th (200 FR)
Aditeya Verma – 1st (50, 100 & 200 Fly, 200 MR, 200 FR), 2nd (50 Free, 400 FR, 400 MR), 4th (50 Back), 13th (100 Back)
Alex Wang – 6th (200 FR), 7th (200 MR, 400 FR), 8th (100 Back, 100 Fly), 9th (400 MR), 13th (400 Free), 15th (50 Fly), 16th (50 & 200 Back)
Claire Wang – 12th (200 MR), 14th (200 FR)
Maja Wang – 6th (50 Back, 400 MR), 8th (50 Fly, 200 MR), 9th (100 & 200 Back)
Avyaan Wasuja – 12th (200 FR), 13th (200 MR)
Natalie Whitbeck – 13th (200 Fly), 16th (400 Free)
Finley Wiegand – 2nd (200 MR, 200 & 400 FR), 3rd (400 MR), 4th (1500 Free), 6th (50 Free), 9th (100 Free, 50 Breast), 10th (200 Free), 13th (400 Free)
Owen Wilson – 1st (200 FR), 3rd (50 & 100 Fly), 7th (100 Back, 200 MR, 400 FR), 8th (50 Back), 9th (400 MR), 10th (200 Back, 200 Fly)
Kevin Zhang – 10th (200 MR)
New US Motivational Times
The National percentiles each time represent:
AAAA – Top 2% nationally in their age group
AAA – Top 6%
AA – Top 8%
A – Top 15%
BB – Top 35%
B – Top 55%
AAAA
Adele Bokach – 200 & 400 FR, 400 MR
Vivian Hu – 200 & 400 MR
Jennifer Ji – 50 & 100 Fly
Ethan Jin – 50 Breast, 200 & 400 MR, 400 FR
Eva Kalicinski – 200 & 400 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Lingyi Li – 200 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Dan Sun – 200 & 400 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Max Sun – 200 & 400 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Aditeya Verma – 100 Fly, 200 & 400 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Finley Wiegand – 200 & 400 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Owen Wilson – 200 FR
AAA
Aman Bhatt – 200 FR
Adele Bokach – 100 Fly, 200 MR
Braxton Davis – 50 Back, 200 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Julie Dong – 200 FR
Mannat Garg – 200 FR, 200 MR
Vivian Hu – 400 IM, 50 Fly, 200 & 400-FR
Jennifer Ji – 200 IM, 200 FR, 200 MR
Elaina Jiang – 200 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Ethan Jin – 200 Breast, 200 FR
Haim Jung – 200 MR
Eva Kalicinski – 50 & 100 Breast, 100 Free, 200 IM
Lingyi Li – 100 Free, 50 & 200 Back, 50 Breast, 400 MR
Rinat Maksyutov – 400 FR
Emmy Miller – 200 MR
JoJo Miller – 200 FR
Clara Stevenson – 200 & 400 FR, 400 MR
Max Sun – 50 & 100 Free, 50 Breast
Margaret Ursulenko – 200 MR
Anna Ventura – 50, 100 & 200 Fly; 200 & 400 MR; 200 & 400 FR
Aditeya Verma – 100 Fly
Alex Wang – 200 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Maja Wang – 200 & 400 MR
Finley Wiegand – 100 Free, 50 Breast
Owen Wilson – 50 & 100 Fly, 200 MR, 400 FR
AA
Akira Andhare – 200 MR
Aaradhya Bharadwaj – 200 MR
Aman Bhatt – 50 Breast, 200 & 400 MR
Adele Bokach – 200 Fly, 200 Free
Alex Bouianov – 400 MR
Katelyn Chen – 400 MR
Braxton Davis – 200 Free, 400 MR
Julie Dong – 200 MR
Jason Gao – 50 Back, 200 & 400 MR, 200 FR
Mannat Garg – 200 IM
Blakely Hansen – 200 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Vivian Hu – 50 Free
Jennifer Ji – 100 Free
Elaina Jiang – 100 Back, 400 MR
Ethan Jin – 200 IM
Haim Jung – 50 Breast, 200 FR, 400 MR
Rinat Maksyutov – 200 & 400 MR, 200 FR
Emmy Miller – 200 FR
JoJo Miller – 50 & 100 Breast, 50 Fly, 200 MR
Sofia Minchev – 200 FR, 400 MR
Beatrix Pressman – 50 Fly, 400 FR
Clara Stevenson – 200 MR
Max Sun – 50 Breast, 200 IM
Margaret Ursulenko – 100 Breast
Anna Ventura – 1500 Free
Aditeya Verma – 100 Back
Alex Wang – 100 Back, 100 Fly, 400 MR
Claire Wang – 200 MR
Maja Wang – 100 Free, 200 Back, 200 IM, 50 Fly, 200 & 400 FR
Natalie Whitbeck – 400 IM, 200 & 400 MR, 200 & 400 FR
Finley Wiegand – 400 Free
Owen Wilson – 400 MR
Kenshin Yokoyama – 200 MR
Harvey Zhang – 200 FR
A
Aaradhya Bharadwaj – 200 FR
Aman Bhatt – 200 Breast, 400 FR
Alex Bouianov – 400 FR
Eric Chai – 50 Breast
Mo Chen – 200 FR, 200 MR
Braxton Davis – 100 Free, 200 IM
William Foster – 200 MR
Jason Gao – 100 & 200 Back, 400 FR
Blakely Hansen – 400 IM
Ryan Hu – 200 MR
Ethan Jin – 100 Fly
Haim Jung – 400 FR
Yeim Jung – 50 & 100 Breast, 200 FR, 200 MR
Remy Kalicinski – 200 FR, 200 MR
Rinat Maksyutov – 50 Free
JoJo Miller – 200 IM, 50 Back, 200 FR
Hudson Porter – 50 Back, 200 FR, 200 MR
Beatrix Pressman – 200 Fly
Clara Stevenson – 200 Fly, 50 Back
Kate Ventura – 200 FR
Claire Wang – 200 FR
Maja Wang – 100 Fly
Avyaan Wasuja – 200 MR
Natalie Whitbeck – 100 & 200 Fly, 200 IM
Owen Wilson – 200 Fly
Kevin Zhang – 200 MR
BB
Vivaan Agrawal – 200 FR
Aman Bhatt – 50 Fly
Eric Chai – 200 Breast
Hayley Chou – 200 Back
Lily Ellis – 200 FR
Annabelle Gerber – 200 FR
Raya Hari – 200 FR
Amelia Horng – 50 Free
Ryan Hu – 50 Back, 200 FR
Haim Jung – 100 Fly
Finn Kirst – 50 Free, 200 FR
Vivaan Mehrota – 100 Breast
Andrew Ouyang – 50 Back
Margaret Ursulenko – 200 FR
Kate Ventura – 100 Fly
Avyaan Wasjua – 50 Breast, 200 FR
Harvey Zhang – 50 & 200 Breast, 200 IM, 50 Fly
Kevin Zhang – 50 Back
Maggie Zhou – 100 Fly, 50 Breast
B
Yunqi Chen – 50 Fly
Annabelle Gerber – 200 MR
Raya Hari – 200 MR
Amelia Horng – 200 MR
Kate Ventura – 200 MR
Evelyn Wang – 50 Fly
Avyaan Wasjua –100 Fly
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