Hershey, David Nolan Clock National High School Records – Video Included

LEWISBURG, Pennsylvania, March 19. HERSHEY and David Nolan clocked a pair of national high school records at the PIAA High School Championships tonight.

Nolan crushed the 200 IM national record with a scorching time of 1:43.43. That swim beat the overall and public school record of 1:44.55 set by Kyle Whitaker of Chesterton High in Indiana last month. Matt Thompson's independent record of 1:45.27 set for Jesuit in 2009 remained in the ledger. Nolan's previous best time as recorded by USA Swimming was a 1:46.26 set at the 2009 Short Course National Championships.

Event 3 Boys 200 Yard IM
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NFHS: N 1:46.31 2004 BRADLEY ALLY – FL
PIAA: S 1:47.80 3/11/2009 DAVID NOLAN, Hershey
NF Hon. Roll: H 1:53.00
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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Championship Final
1 NOLAN, DAVID 11 HERSHEY 1:50.41 1:43.43N 20
22.47 25.17 30.70 25.09

200 IM video courtesy PASwimming.com

Hershey's team of Nolan (21.82), Kyle Ruddle (26.58), Sean Grier (21.40) and Jeffrey Young (20.47) posted a 1:30.27 in the 200-yard medley relay. That performance wiped out the national public school record of 1:31.25 set by The Woodlands' in 1999. The Bolles School's overall record, and independent school mark, of 1:29.79 set in 2009 remained on the books.

Event 1 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay
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NFHS: N 1:31.22 2000 ST. XAVIER- OH
PIAA: S 1:31.87 3/17/2010 HERSHEY, Hershey
D Nolan, M Veith, S Grier, J Young
NF Hon. Roll: H 1:36.20
School Prelims Finals Points
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Championship Final
1 HERSHEY 1:31.87 1:30.27N 40
1) NOLAN, DAVID 11 2) RUDDLE, KYLE 10
3) GRIER, SEAN 12 4) YOUNG, JEFFREY 11
21.82 26.58 21.40 20.47

Relay video courtesy PASwimming.com

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