Bolles B Team Downs Boys 200 Medley Relay 15-16 U.S. National Age Group Record

Bolles 15-16 National Age Group Record 200 Medley Relay 2014

FEDERAL WAY – The Bolles B squad foursome in the boys 200-yard medley relay downed the 15-16 U.S. National Age Group Record at the Speedo Winter Junior Nationals.

Dakota Mahaffey (22.73), James Daugherty (25.69), Ariel Spektor (22.26) and Tyler Rice (20.61) raced to a 1:31.29 in heat 1 to finish sixth overall.

Mahaffey, as pictured above, swims for Clay High School during the high school season. This is the path Caeleb Dressel took as he prepped at Clay and swam club with Bolles.

That swim beat the previous record of 1:31.90 set by Aquazots’ Daniel Tran, Tyler Sin, Justin Hanson and Thomas Smith earlier this year.

This particular NAG has seen some tremendous progression this year, considering the Crow Canyon Sharks’ 2011 1:33.41 was the mark heading into 2014.

Meanwhile, Palo Alto Stanford’s Ben Ho (22.96), Joe Kmak (24.81), Joe Molinari (21.90) and Albert Gwo (19.71) won the overall title in 1:29.38.

Bolles’ A squad of Andy Song An (22.87), Andrea Vergani (24.99), Javier Barrena (22.04) and Jabari Baptiste (20.09) took second in 1:29.99.

King Aquatic’s Thomas Anderson (22.17), Mitch Hovis (25.93), Mathias Oh (21.32) and Kevin Dang (20.61) raced to third in 1:30.03.

 Event 2  Men 4x50 Yard Medley Relay
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  SC Jrs Meet: J 1:27.77  12/09/2011Bolles School Sharks, Bolles School Sh
                          R Murphy, T D'Alessandro, J Schooling, C Dressel
    Team                             Seed     Finals       Points 
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  1 Palo Alto Stanfo-PC  'A'      3:16.66    1:29.38         40  
     1) Ho, Benjamin 16               2) Kmak, Joe 18                 
     3) Molinari, Joe 17              4) Gwo, Albert 16               
                 22.96        47.77 (24.81)
        1:09.67 (21.90)     1:29.38 (19.71)
  2 Bolles School Sh-FL  'A'      3:15.68    1:29.99         34  
     1) *Song An, Andy 16             2) *Vergani, Andrea 17          
     3) Barrena, Javier 17            4) *Baptiste, Jabari 17         
                 22.87        47.86 (24.99)
        1:09.90 (22.04)     1:29.99 (20.09)
  3 King Aquatic Clu-PN  'A'      3:17.74    1:30.03         32  
     1) Anderson, Thomas 16           2) Hovis, Mitch 15              
     3) Oh, Mathias 18                4) Dang, Kevin 16               
                 22.17        48.10 (25.93)
        1:09.42 (21.32)     1:30.03 (20.61)
  4 Canyons Aquatic-CA  'A'       3:23.08    1:30.31         30  
     1) Kim, Jessie 18                2) Dai, Kevin 16                
     3) Yi, Edward 17                 4) Cogswell, Cole 17            
                 22.46        48.27 (25.81)
        1:10.56 (22.29)     1:30.31 (19.75)
  5 Upper Dublin Aqu-MA  'A'      3:19.03    1:30.33         28  
                 22.68        47.87 (25.19)
        1:09.42 (21.55)     1:30.33 (20.91)
  6 Bolles School Sh-FL  'B'      3:21.76    1:31.29         26  
     1) Mahaffey, Dakota 16           2) Daugherty, James 16          
     3) Spektor, Ariel 15             4) Rice, Tyler 16               
                 22.73        48.42 (25.69)
        1:10.68 (22.26)     1:31.29 (20.61)

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