Montgomery Bell’s Maclin Davis Downs National High School Record in 100 Fly

NASHVILLE, Tennessee, February 10. DURING prelims of the Tennessee State High School Championships, hosted by the Nashville Aquatic Club, Montgomery Bell's Maclin Davis downed the national high school record in the boys 100-yard fly.

Davis blazed the preliminary swim with a remarkable time of 46.64. That swim downed the national high school record of 47.08 set by Sean Fletcher of Madison High in Virginia in 2009. Fletcher's time will stand as the public school record as Montgomery Bell Academy is an independent school. Davis' effort also cleared Nate Dusing's independent school standard of 47.10 set for Covington Catholic in Kentucky back in 1997.

Davis is headed to Southern California when he matriculates to college athletics.

1 Davis, Maclin M JR MBA 46.83 46.64
21.79 46.64 (24.85)

Davis returned in finals with a 46.72 for the win during the last swim of the first session of finals. He definitely went out faster (21.69 to 21.79) trying to break his morning record.

1 Davis, Maclin M JR MBA 46.64 46.72 20
21.69 46.72 (25.03)

After splitting a 21.03 during prelims, Davis returned with a blistering 21.01 on the boys 200-yard medley relay for MBA tonight. His team of Chatham Dobbs, Andrew Dobbs, Davis and Adam Cornett cleared 1:31 to win the event in 1:30.96, a second back of the national high school record of 1:29.79 set by Bolles in 2009.

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