Men’s 200 Butterfly<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWomen’s 200 Backstroke<\/h1>\n
To kick off night two, Suburban’s\u00a0Alexandra Sumner<\/strong> held onto her top spot, winning in 1:52.33. She was over two seconds ahead of the next closest competitor,\u00a0Kristen Romano<\/strong> of Long Island, who finished second in 1:54.53. Nation’s Capital’s\u00a0Phoebe Bacon<\/strong> was just behind in 1:54.86 for third.<\/p>\nCity of Mobile’s\u00a0Paige Madden<\/strong> finished fourth in 1:55.39. She was followed by Hopkins Mariner’s\u00a0Erin Earley<\/strong>, who placed fifth in 1:55.47.\u00a0Madison Homovich<\/strong> of Marlins of Raleigh was sixth in 1:55.88.<\/p>\nSeventh place went to\u00a0Lea Gwennap<\/strong> of Nation’s Capital in 1:56.34. Norther Kentucky Clippers’s\u00a0Amanda Smith<\/strong> rounded out the top eight in 1:56.53.<\/p>\nEvent 7 Women 200 Yard Backstroke<\/strong>
\n1:56.39 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n1:57.49 USO 2017 US Open
\n1:58.09 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n2:05.79 FUT 2017 Futures
\n2:05.99 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Sumner, Alexandra 16 Suburban Seahawks Club-MA 1:53.41 1:52.33 P66
\n27.22 56.03 (28.81) 1:24.15 (28.12) 1:52.33 (28.18)
\n2 Romano, Kristen 17 Long Island Aquatic Club-MR 1:56.92 1:54.53 P66
\n26.55 55.79 (29.24) 1:25.09 (29.30) 1:54.53 (29.44)
\n3 Bacon, Phoebe 14 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:56.69 1:54.86 P66
\n26.51 55.46 (28.95) 1:25.43 (29.97) 1:54.86 (29.43)
\n4 Madden, Paige 18 City of Mobile Swim Associatio-SE 1:55.82 1:55.39 P66
\n27.77 56.89 (29.12) 1:25.99 (29.10) 1:55.39 (29.40)
\n5 Earley, Erin 17 Hopkins Mariner Swim Team-CT 1:54.65 1:55.47 P66
\n27.60 56.45 (28.85) 1:26.16 (29.71) 1:55.47 (29.31)
\n6 Homovich, Madison 16 Marlins of Raleigh-NC 1:56.93 1:55.88 P66
\n27.86 57.49 (29.63) 1:27.25 (29.76) 1:55.88 (28.63)
\n7 Gwennap, Lea 18 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:56.54 1:56.34 P66
\n27.14 55.60 (28.46) 1:25.25 (29.65) 1:56.34 (31.09)
\n8 Smith, Amanda 18 Northern KY Clippers Swimming-OH 1:56.70 1:56.53 USO
\n28.04 57.67 (29.63) 1:27.36 (29.69) 1:56.53 (29.17)<\/p>\nMen’s 200 Backstroke<\/h1>\n
Metro Atlanta’s\u00a0Christopher Thames<\/strong> surged to the win with a two second drop from this morning to go 1:43.54. He was followed by NOVA of Virginia’s\u00a0Jacob Johnson<\/strong>, who touched second in 1:44.36. Just behind Johnson was\u00a0Will Cumberland\u00a0<\/strong>of Nation’s Capital in 1:44.47 for third.<\/p>\nFourth place went to\u00a0Jack Dahlgren\u00a0<\/strong>of Aquajets in 1:45.85. Cincinnati Marlins’s\u00a0Justin Grender<\/strong> placed fifth in 1:46.06.<\/p>\nMachine’s\u00a0Christian Ginieczki<\/strong> came in sixth place in 1:46.35. Lane 4’s\u00a0Caleb Aman<\/strong> was seventh in 1:46.80, while Nation’s Capital’s\u00a0Sean Conway<\/strong> was eighth in 1:47.17.<\/p>\nEvent 8 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
\n1:45.49 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n1:47.19 USO 2017 US Open
\n1:48.39 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n1:53.59 FUT 2017 Futures
\n1:54.79 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Thames, Christopher 18 Metro Atlanta Aquatic Club-GA 1:45.92 1:43.54 P66
\n24.27 50.45 (26.18) 1:17.19 (26.74) 1:43.54 (26.35)<\/p>\n
2 Johnson, Jacob 17 Nova of Virginia Aquatics, Inc-VA 1:44.84 1:44.36 P6624.60 50.45 (25.85) 1:17.13 (26.68) 1:44.36 (27.23)
\n3 Cumberland, Will 17 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:45.71 1:44.47 P66
\n24.55 50.81 (26.26) 1:17.57 (26.76) 1:44.47 (26.90)
\n4 Dahlgren, Jack 17 Aquajets Swim Team-MN 1:46.84 1:45.85 USO
\n25.24 51.78 (26.54) 1:18.64 (26.86) 1:45.85 (27.21)
\n5 Grender, Justin 16 Cincinnati Marlins-OH 1:46.19 1:46.06 USO
\n24.61 51.52 (26.91) 1:19.00 (27.48) 1:46.06 (27.06)
\n6 Ginieczki, Christian 18 Machine Aquatics-PV 1:46.40 1:46.35 USO
\n24.77 51.59 (26.82) 1:19.04 (27.45) 1:46.35 (27.31)
\n7 Aman, Caleb 17 Lane Four Aquatics-IA 1:46.22 1:46.80 USO
\n24.93 52.28 (27.35) 1:19.81 (27.53) 1:46.80 (26.99)
\n8 Conway, Sean 16 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:46.47 1:47.17 USO
\n25.09 52.24 (27.15) 1:20.02 (27.78) 1:47.17 (27.15)<\/p>\n
Women’s 100 Freestyle<\/h1>\n
16 year old\u00a0Julia Cook<\/strong> of the Aggie Swim Club was the only female to break the 49 second barrier, winning the race in a time of 48.91. In second place behind her was Southwest Stars’s\u00a0Kaitlyn Schorr<\/strong>, who touched in 49.23. A pair of 15 year olds placed third and fourth, with\u00a0Christiana Regenauer<\/strong> of Condors just out touching Nation’s Capital’s\u00a0Katelyn Mack<\/strong> in 49.47 and 49.50, respectively.<\/p>\nFifth place went to Greater Tampa’s\u00a0Morgan Tankersley<\/strong> in 49.58. She was just ahead of\u00a0Genevieve Pfeifer<\/strong> of CSP Tideriders, who finished sixth in 49.61.<\/p>\nPatriot’s\u00a0Madeline Smith<\/strong> was seventh in 49.95, while Aquajets’s\u00a0Carly Quast\u00a0<\/strong>was eighth in 50.06.<\/p>\nEvent 9 Women 100 Yard Freestyle<\/strong>
\n49.09 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n49.69 USO 2017 US Open
\n49.89 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n52.19 FUT 2017 Futures
\n52.39 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Cook, Julia 16 Aggie Swim Club-GU 49.73 48.91 P66
\n23.30 48.91 (25.61)
\n2 Schorr, Kaitlyn 17 Southwest Stars Swim Club-FL 49.98 49.23 USO
\n23.82 49.23 (25.41)
\n3 Regenauer, Christiana 15 Condors Swim Club of Clarkstow-MR 49.91 49.47 USO
\n23.91 49.47 (25.56)
\n4 Mack, Katelyn 15 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 49.69 49.50 USO
\n23.75 49.50 (25.75)
\n5 Tankersley, Morgan 17 Greater Tampa Swimming Associa-FL 50.00 49.58 USO
\n24.08 49.58 (25.50)<\/p>\n6 Pfeifer, Genevieve 17 Csp Tideriders-OZ 50.02 49.61 USO
\n24.17 49.61 (25.44)
\n7 Smith, Madeline 18 Patriot Aquatic Club-IL 50.02 49.95 FUT
\n24.00 49.95 (25.95)
\n8 Quast, Carly 17 Aquajets Swim Team-MN 50.09 50.06 FUT
\n24.28 50.06 (25.78)<\/p>\n
Men’s 500 Freestyle<\/h1>\n
Baylor’s\u00a0Robert Freeman<\/strong> dominated the men’s 500 freestyle, dropping four seconds from prelims to go 4:18.99.\u00a0Talmadge Davis<\/strong> of Team Greenville was the runner-up, finishing second in 4:21.05. Just behind Davis was Nation’s Capital’s\u00a0Matthew Hirschberger<\/strong>, who touched third in 4:21.52.<\/p>\nEric Knowles\u00a0<\/strong>of the Dayton Raiders placed fourth in 4:23.29. Naval Academy Aquatic Club’s William Iv Roberts<\/strong> was fifth in 4:25.54.<\/p>\nLane 4’s\u00a0Peyton Werner<\/strong> came in sixth in 4:26.46. He was followed by the Jersey Wahoo’s\u00a0Luke Snyder<\/strong>, who was seventh in 4:26.94.\u00a0Colton Paulson<\/strong> of Redbird finished eighth in 4:31.09.<\/p>\nEvent 10 Men 500 Yard Freestyle<\/strong>
\n4:20.29 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n4:22.79 USO 2017 US Open
\n4:29.29 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n4:37.09 FUT 2017 Futures
\n4:39.59 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Freeman, Robert 16 Baylor Swim Club-SE 4:23.27 4:18.99 P66
\n23.68 49.60 (25.92) 1:16.13 (26.53) 1:42.78 (26.65)
\n2:09.79 (27.01) 2:36.38 (26.59) 3:02.90 (26.52) 3:28.90 (26.00)
\n3:54.48 (25.58) 4:18.99 (24.51)
\n2 Davis, Talmadge 18 Team Greenville-SC 4:24.82 4:21.05 USO
\n24.38 50.36 (25.98) 1:16.68 (26.32) 1:43.13 (26.45)
\n2:09.56 (26.43) 2:35.93 (26.37) 3:02.74 (26.81) 3:29.32 (26.58)
\n3:55.46 (26.14) 4:21.05 (25.59)
\n3 Hirschberger, Matthew 18 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 4:24.56 4:21.52 USO
\n23.89 49.76 (25.87) 1:16.13 (26.37) 1:42.73 (26.60)
\n2:09.31 (26.58) 2:35.81 (26.50) 3:02.35 (26.54) 3:28.76 (26.41)
\n3:55.36 (26.60) 4:21.52 (26.16)
\n4 Knowles, Eric 17 Dayton Raiders-OH 4:24.14 4:23.29 JNAT
\n24.12 50.10 (25.98) 1:16.36 (26.26) 1:43.07 (26.71)
\n2:09.98 (26.91) 2:36.95 (26.97) 3:03.68 (26.73) 3:30.65 (26.97)
\n3:57.40 (26.75) 4:23.29 (25.89)
\n5 Roberts, William Iv 17 Naval Academy Aquatic Club-MD 4:26.54 4:25.54 JNAT
\n24.40 50.96 (26.56) 1:17.68 (26.72) 1:44.45 (26.77)
\n2:11.30 (26.85) 2:38.26 (26.96) 3:05.50 (27.24) 3:32.49 (26.99)
\n3:59.25 (26.76) 4:25.54 (26.29)
\n6 Werner, Peyton 16 Lane Four Aquatics-IA 4:26.89 4:26.46 JNAT
\n24.76 50.90 (26.14) 1:17.52 (26.62) 1:44.50 (26.98)
\n2:11.50 (27.00) 2:38.64 (27.14) 3:05.72 (27.08) 3:32.89 (27.17)
\n4:00.14 (27.25) 4:26.46 (26.32)
\n7 Snyder, Luke 18 Jersey Wahoos-MA 4:28.47 4:26.94 JNAT
\n24.61 50.90 (26.29) 1:17.62 (26.72) 1:44.80 (27.18)
\n2:12.09 (27.29) 2:39.13 (27.04) 3:06.39 (27.26) 3:33.74 (27.35)
\n4:01.15 (27.41) 4:26.94 (25.79)
\n8 Paulson, Colton 16 Redbird Swim Club-IL 4:27.68 4:31.09 FUT
\n24.11 50.90 (26.79) 1:17.97 (27.07) 1:45.41 (27.44)
\n2:12.84 (27.43) 2:40.29 (27.45) 3:07.31 (27.02) 3:35.22 (27.91)
\n4:03.33 (28.11) 4:31.09 (27.76)<\/p>\nWomen’s 100 Breaststroke<\/h1>\n
Margaret Aroesty<\/strong> of Long Island was the lone swimmer to break one minute in the women’s 100 breaststroke, finishing first with a time of 59.98. She was followed by Houston’s\u00a0Kylie Powers<\/strong>, who touched second in 1:00.65. Third place went to\u00a0Ema Rajic<\/strong> of the Hudson Explorers in 1:01.23. Rajic just out touched Nation’s Capital’s\u00a0Abigail Harter<\/strong>, who was fourth in 1:01.25.<\/p>\nMundelein Mustang’s\u00a0Valerie Tarazi<\/strong> came in fifth place at 1:01.31. Following her was\u00a0Alexis Yager<\/strong> of Academy Bullets in 1:01.84 for sixth place. Yager was immediately followed by Marlins of Raleigh’s\u00a0Ashley McCauley<\/strong> in 1:01.85 for seventh. Eight place went to New Trier’s\u00a0Ingrid Wall<\/strong>, who swam a time of 1:02.71.<\/p>\nEvent 11 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/strong>
\n1:01.29 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n1:02.29 USO 2017 US Open
\n1:03.09 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n1:06.29 FUT 2017 Futures
\n1:06.39 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Aroesty, Margaret 17 Long Island Aquatic Club-MR 1:00.79 59.98 P66
\n28.48 59.98 (31.50)
\n2 Powers, Kylie 16 Houston Swim Club-GU 1:00.98 1:00.65 P66
\n28.88 1:00.65 (31.77)
\n3 Rajic, Ema 17 Champaign Cnty YMCA-IL 1:01.52 1:01.23 P66
\n29.06 1:01.23 (32.17)
\n4 Harter, Abigail 15 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:02.47 1:01.25 P66
\n29.10 1:01.25 (32.15)
\n5 Tarazi, Valerie 17 Mundelein Mustang Swim Club-IL 1:02.13 1:01.31 USO
\n28.83 1:01.31 (32.48)
\n6 Yager, Alexis 18 Academy Bullets Swim Club-IL 1:01.55 1:01.84 USO
\n28.83 1:01.84 (33.01)
\n7 McCauley, Ashley 16 Marlins of Raleigh-NC 1:02.43 1:01.85 USO
\n29.29 1:01.85 (32.56)
\n8 Wall, Ingrid 18 New Trier Swim Club-IL 1:02.04 1:02.71 JNAT
\n29.24 1:02.71 (33.47)<\/p>\nMen’s 100 Breaststroke<\/h1>\n
Penn Charter’s\u00a0Reece Whitley\u00a0<\/strong>dominated the men’s 100 breaststroke. Finishing first in 52.00, he dropped over two seconds from prelims and was just off the NAG record of 51.76.\u00a0Eli Fouts\u00a0<\/strong>of Rockville-Montgomery and\u00a0William Myhre<\/strong> of St. Charles tied for second behind Whitley in 54.40. Nation’s Capital’s\u00a0Timothy Wu<\/strong> was just behind for fourth in 54.46.<\/p>\nWu’s teammate,\u00a0Spencer Rowe<\/strong>, captured fifth place with a time of 54.72. Following him was another tie, this time for sixth place between Manhattan Makos’s\u00a0Dillon Hillis<\/strong> and New Trier’s\u00a0Charles Scheinfeld<\/strong>. Both touched in 54.85. Chattahoochee Gold’s\u00a0Jack Dalmolin<\/strong> rounded out the top eight in 55.23.<\/p>\nEvent 12 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke<\/strong>
\n53.89 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n55.09 USO 2017 US Open
\n55.99 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n58.89 FUT 2017 Futures
\n59.49 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Whitley, Reece 17 Penn Charter Aquatic Club-MA 54.18 52.00 P66
\n24.68 52.00 (27.32)<\/p>\n*2 Fouts, Eli 16 Rockville Montgomery Swim Club-PV 53.96 54.40 USO
\n25.48 54.40 (28.92)
\n*2 Myhre, William 16 St Charles Swim Team-IL 54.77 54.40 USO
\n25.84 54.40 (28.56)
\n4 Wu, Timothy 17 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 55.22 54.46 USO
\n25.54 54.46 (28.92)
\n5 Rowe, Spencer 17 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 54.75 54.72 USO
\n25.76 54.72 (28.96)
\n*6 Scheinfeld, Charles 17 New Trier Swim Club-IL 55.00 54.85 USO
\n26.41 54.85 (28.44)
\n*6 Hillis, Dillon 16 Manhattan Makos-MR 54.92 54.85 USO
\n25.57 54.85 (29.28)
\n8 Dalmolin, Jack 17 Chattahoochee Gold Swim Club-GA 55.00 55.23 JNAT
\n25.66 55.23 (29.57)<\/p>\n
Women’s 200 Butterfly<\/h1>\n
Club Wolverine’s\u00a0Sierra Schmidt<\/strong> picked up her second win in as many days, placing first in the 200 butterfly with a time of 1:56.11. Schmidt was just ahead of Highlanders’s\u00a0Carley Lowe<\/strong>, who finished second in 1:56.59. In her second event of the night, Nation’s Capital’s Harter placed third in 1:57.40.<\/p>\nChristin Rockway\u00a0<\/strong>of Tampa Bay came in fourth with a time of 1:57.66. Behind her in fifth place was\u00a0Luciana Thomas<\/strong>, representing the Razorbacks, in 1:57.84.<\/p>\nSixth place went to Homovich of Marlins of Raleigh in 1:59.27. Northern Kentucky Clippers’s\u00a0Mallory Beil\u00a0<\/strong>was seventh in 1:59.36, while Hilton Head’s\u00a0Chloe Corbitt<\/strong> was eighth in 2:00.27.<\/p>\nEvent 13 Women 200 Yard Butterfly<\/strong>
\n1:58.49 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n1:59.59 USO 2017 US Open
\n1:59.79 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n2:06.19 FUT 2017 Futures
\n2:06.39 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Schmidt, Sierra 18 Club Wolverine-MI 1:57.81 1:56.11 P66
\n26.48 55.89 (29.41) 1:25.57 (29.68) 1:56.11 (30.54)
\n2 Lowe, Carley 17 Highlander Aquatic Club-FL 1:57.45 1:56.59 P66
\n26.76 55.97 (29.21) 1:25.99 (30.02) 1:56.59 (30.60)
\n3 Harter, Abigail 15 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:58.56 1:57.40 P66
\n26.78 56.85 (30.07) 1:27.34 (30.49) 1:57.40 (30.06)
\n4 Rockway, Christin 17 Tampa Bay Aquatics-FL 1:58.43 1:57.66 P66
\n26.67 56.34 (29.67) 1:26.86 (30.52) 1:57.66 (30.80)
\n5 Thomas, Luciana 17 Razorback Aquatic Club Aquahaw-AR 1:59.00 1:57.84 P66
\n26.98 56.56 (29.58) 1:26.94 (30.38) 1:57.84 (30.90)<\/p>\n6 Homovich, Madison 16 Marlins of Raleigh-NC 1:58.53 1:59.27 USO
\n26.72 57.01 (30.29) 1:27.77 (30.76) 1:59.27 (31.50)
\n7 Beil, Mallory 17 Northern KY Clippers Swimming-OH 1:59.42 1:59.36 USO
\n26.03 56.03 (30.00) 1:27.45 (31.42) 1:59.36 (31.91)
\n8 Corbitt, Chloe 15 Hilton Head Aquatics-SC 1:59.05 2:00.27 FUT
\n26.90 56.92 (30.02) 1:28.04 (31.12) 2:00.27 (32.23)<\/p>\n
Men’s 200 Butterfly<\/h1>\n
Samuel Pomajevich<\/strong> of Nation’s Capital won the men’s 200 butterfly handily, finishing in 1:41.88. His time was three seconds faster than the next closest competitor,\u00a0Camden Murphy\u00a0<\/strong>of Kingfish, who was second in 1:44.91. Pomajevich’s teammate\u00a0Darren Durocher<\/strong> placed third in 1:45.56.<\/p>\nFourth place went to Marlins of Raleigh’s\u00a0Zachary Brown<\/strong> with a time of 1:46.19.\u00a0Peter Lochmaier<\/strong> of Baylor came in fifth in 1:46.76.<\/p>\nOrry Zayit<\/strong>, representing Long Island, finished in sixth in 1:48.62. Machine’s Ginieczki was just behind in 1:48.93 for seventh. Eight place went to the Naval Academy Aquatic Club’s Roberts in 1:50.74.<\/p>\nEvent 14 Men 200 Yard Butterfly<\/strong>
\n1:45.69 P66 2017 Phillips 66
\n1:47.29 USO 2017 US Open
\n1:48.29 JNAT 2017 Smr Jr Natls
\n1:53.69 FUT 2017 Futures
\n1:54.89 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nName Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time
\nA – Final
\n1 Pomajevich, Samuel 18 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:46.07 1:41.88 P66
\n22.71 48.56 (25.85) 1:15.07 (26.51) 1:41.88 (26.81)
\n2 Murphy, Camden 17 Kingfish Aquatic Club of Water-MI 1:45.91 1:44.91 P66
\n23.61 50.15 (26.54) 1:17.26 (27.11) 1:44.91 (27.65)
\n3 Durocher, Darren 16 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV 1:46.37 1:45.56 P66
\n23.53 50.00 (26.47) 1:17.08 (27.08) 1:45.56 (28.48)
\n4 Brown, Zachary 16 Marlins of Raleigh-NC 1:46.38 1:46.19 USO
\n23.92 51.20 (27.28) 1:18.36 (27.16) 1:46.19 (27.83)
\n5 Lochmaier, Peter 17 Baylor Swim Club-SE 1:46.98 1:46.76 USO
\n24.15 51.33 (27.18) 1:19.25 (27.92) 1:46.76 (27.51)
\n6 Zayit, Orry 16 Long Island Aquatic Club-MR 1:47.51 1:48.62 FUT
\n24.33 51.72 (27.39) 1:19.85 (28.13) 1:48.62 (28.77)
\n7 Ginieczki, Christian 18 Machine Aquatics-PV 1:47.33 1:48.93 FUT
\n23.88 51.09 (27.21) 1:19.40 (28.31) 1:48.93 (29.53)
\n8 Roberts, William Iv 17 Naval Academy Aquatic Club-MD 1:47.20 1:50.74 FUT
\n24.93 53.15 (28.22) 1:21.86 (28.71) 1:50.74 (28.88)<\/p>\nWomen’s 800 Freestyle Relay<\/h1>\n
The Long Island Aquatic Club claimed the women’s 800 freestyle relay. The team of Romano (1:47.11),\u00a0Chloe Stepanek<\/strong> (1:48.69),\u00a0Lauryn Johnson\u00a0<\/strong>(1:50.32), and Aroesty (1:46.90) combined for a time of 7:13.02. Finishing second behind them was Nation’s Capital’s A team of\u00a0Sinead Eksteen<\/strong> (1:47.47),\u00a0Madeline Laporte\u00a0<\/strong>(1:49.37),\u00a0Claire Nguyen<\/strong> (1:50.57), and Mack (1:46.58) in 7:13.99. NASA Wildcat Aquatics claimed third place, with\u00a0Olivia Andrew<\/strong> (1:48.66),\u00a0Annika Wagner\u00a0<\/strong>(1:48.57),\u00a0Sofia Vargas<\/strong> (1:52.19), and\u00a0Ella Tierney<\/strong> (1:46.80) touching in 7:16.22.<\/p>\nEvent 15 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay<\/strong>
\n7:36.39 FUT 2017 Futures
\n7:40.79 Q17 Meet Qualifying
\nTeam Relay Seed Time Finals Time
\n1 Long Island Aquatic Club-MR A 7:15.57 7:13.02 FUT
\n1) Romano, Kristen 17 2) Stepanek, Chloe 15 3) Johnson, Lauryn 15 4) Aroesty, Margaret 17
\n24.67 51.76 (51.76) 1:19.40 (1:19.40) 1:47.11 (1:47.11)
\n2:12.06 (24.95) 2:39.96 (52.85) 3:07.85 (1:20.74) 3:35.80 (1:48.69)
\n4:00.61 (24.81) 4:28.69 (52.89) 4:57.67 (1:21.87) 5:26.12 (1:50.32)
\n5:51.03 (24.91) 6:18.54 (52.42) 6:46.24 (1:20.12) 7:13.02 (1:46.90)
\n2 Nation’s Capital Swim Club-PV A 7:15.08 7:13.99 FUT
\n1) Eksteen, Sinead 16 2) Laporte, Madeline 16 3) Nguyen, Claire 15 4) Mack, Katelyn 15
\n24.96 51.99 (51.99) 1:19.63 (1:19.63) 1:47.47 (1:47.47)
\n2:12.52 (25.05) 2:40.38 (52.91) 3:08.79 (1:21.32) 3:36.84 (1:49.37)
\n4:01.92 (25.08) 4:29.79 (52.95) 4:58.56 (1:21.72) 5:27.41 (1:50.57)
\n5:51.08 (23.67) 6:18.28 (50.87) 6:46.01 (1:18.60) 7:13.99 (1:46.58)
\n3 Nasa Wildcat Aquatics-IL A 7:21.10 7:16.22 FUT
\n1) Andrew, Olivia 17 2) Wagner, Annika 15 3) Vargas, Sofia 16 4) Tierney, Ella 17
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