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Women\u2019s\u00a0200 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n Ella Eastin<\/strong> claimed the first victory at the 2015 USA Swimming Summer Junior Nationals in the 200 butterfly. Longhorn Aquatics’ Victoria Edwards<\/strong> was first at the 100, but Eastin took the lead after the 100 to finish in 2:10.12, about a second off Jasmin Tosky’s meet record from 2010. This was Eastin’s fastest time so far this season. Edwards took the silver, while Emma Seiberlich <\/strong>got the bronze.<\/p>\n 15-year-old Carley Lowe<\/strong> took the B final in 2:14.83, while Nancy Hu<\/strong> and Alena Kraus<\/strong> tied to win the C final with a time of 2:14.13.<\/p>\n Men’s 200 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n Mark Jurek<\/strong> took the 200 fly in 1:58.81 out-swimming Sam Pomajevich<\/strong>\u00a0(1:59.34) and Max Miranda<\/strong>\u00a0(1:59.40) who took second and third, respectively. None of the swimmers were under 2:00 in prelims, but the A final saw five men break that barrier. Maxime Rooney<\/strong> (1:59.57), Cole Buese<\/strong> (1:59.67), Jack Levant<\/strong> (2:00.38), Will Macmillan<\/strong> (2:00.97) and Alarli Levreault-Lopez<\/strong> (2:01.50) rounded out the heat.<\/p>\n The B final was a close race down to the finish, but Sean Lee<\/strong> got the victory with a time of 2:00.96. Joe Molinari<\/strong> claimed the C final of the event with a 2:01.68 getting an Olympic Trials cut.<\/p>\n Women’s 100 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n Miranda Tucker<\/strong> won the women’s 100 breaststroke by a wide margin with a time of 1:08.32. She just missed the meet record by .03, but this lowers her personal best time which was 1:09.11 before today. She was followed by Allie Raab<\/strong> (1:09.41) for second and Alicia Harrison<\/strong> (1:10.26) for third. Grace Zhao<\/strong>, Marie-Claire Schillinger<\/strong>, Julia Poole<\/strong> and Rachel Ramey<\/strong> were all under the Olympic Trials standard in the A final.<\/p>\n 13-year-old Alex Walsh<\/strong> won the B final in 1:10.82 achieving an Olympic Trials cut. Morganne McKennan<\/strong> of Quicksilver Swim won the C final in 1:11.42.<\/p>\n Men’s 100 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n Devon Nowicki<\/strong> of Aqua Swim Club won the 100 breast in 1:02.29. He was .33 off his best time, but this was enough to get the win. Not far behind was Ethan Browne<\/strong> finishing in 1:02.40. Matt Salerno<\/strong> placed third out of lane 1 with a time of 1:03.02. Ian Finnerty<\/strong> (1:03.05), Jeremy Babinet<\/strong> (1:03.22), Rio Kurihara<\/strong> (1:03.50), Thomas Brewer<\/strong> (1:03.53) and Hank Poppe<\/strong> (1:04.21) all made the race a close battle through the finish as half a second separated third through seventh place.<\/p>\n