TAC Titans Set 10&Under Girls 200 Medley Relay NAG

Photo Courtesy: Cathleen Pruden

There has been a fairly tight points battle at the 2017 North Carolina Swimming Age Group Championship meet. With the final session of the meet underway, the TAC Titans have the lead. Saturday afternoon their 10&Under Girls did their part for the team- clocking a new National Age Group record in the 200 medley relay.

The Titans were dominant in the race, touching in 2:18.71. That lowered their own state record, set earlier this summer, by over a second. It also took a half second off the 2:19.25 National Age Group mark swum by Ohio State Swim Club in 2014.

Their splits were:

Lily Ann Willis– 34.93

Nicole Zettel– 39.28

Taylor Cureton– 33.99

Meredith Whelehan– 30.51

Event 73  Girls 10 & Under 200 LC Meter Medley Relay
==================================================================================
   NCS Record: # 2:19.91  7/1/2017  TAC Titans, TAC-NC
                          L Willis, N Zettel, T Cureton, M Whelehan
  AGCH Record: ! 2:26.37  7/16/2011 Raleigh Swimming Association, RSA-N
                          O Carter, R Ssengonzi, A Worden, S Pilecki
    Team                                   Seed     Finals Points 
==================================================================================
  1 TAC Titans-NC  'A'                  2:19.91    2:18.71#  40  
     1) Willis, Lily Ann 10           2) Zettel, Nicole 10            
     3) Cureton, Taylor 10            4) Whelehan, Meredith 10        
                 34.93      1:14.21 (39.28)
        1:48.20 (33.99)     2:18.71 (30.51)

In the combined team standings SwimMAC Carolina currently sits in second.

Watch video courtesy of TAC’s Twitter here:

The TITANS 10&U Girls 200 Medley Relay just set a NATIONAL AGE GROUP RECORD with a time of 2:18.71!!!!! #AGChamps pic.twitter.com/GVVx7kCz5f

— TAC Titans (@TACTITANS) July 15, 2017

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