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By Kevin Donnelly, Swimming World College Intern.<\/em><\/p>\n

Day 4 of Cary Futures saw competition in the women’s and men’s 100 free, 200 back, 200 IM, and 400 medley relay, as well as the women’s 1500 free and the men’s 800 free. After three tough days of hard racing and fast swimming, Day 4 saw perhaps the most speed yet, with countless huge time drops occurring throughout the session.<\/p>\n

Women’s 100 Free<\/h3>\n

28-year old Leah Gingrich\u00a0<\/strong>of Columbus Aquatic Club, who won yesterday’s 200 butterfly, claimed victory in the women’s 100 free as well, swimming a fast time of 57.32. Gingrich entered as the top seed at 57.52, and chopped two-tenths off her seed time, splitting 27.82 over the first 50 meters and 29.50 over the second.<\/p>\n

Elizaveta Susorova<\/strong> of Cardinal Aquatics entered the day with a seed time of 58.24, but exploded in finals to claim second with a 57.49, a new Summer Junior Nationals qualifying time. Dynamo Swim Club got their first podium finisher of the night with\u00a0Abigail Pilkenton\u00a0<\/strong>claiming third with a 58.09, just under her entry time of 58.19.<\/p>\n

13-year-old\u00a0Sydney Kang<\/strong> of Gator Swim Club took fourth in the race at 58.10. Kang split 27.52 over the first 50 meters to explode to the lead, but faded down the stretch.<\/p>\n

Men’s 100 Free<\/h3>\n

Matthew Nutter<\/strong> of the Sarasota Tsunami Swim Team continued his winning ways into the men’s 100 free, after taking the 200 free on Friday. Nutter split 24.95\/26.28 to win the event with a final time of 51.23, well under his entry time of 51.94. Nutter, a rising sophomore at SMU, looks primed for a really strong return to collegiate competition after a great Futures.<\/p>\n

Wen Zhang<\/strong> of Dothan Dolphins, last night’s 50 free champ, took second with a time of 51.43. Zhang led after 50 meters in a tight heat, at 24.79, but faded with a 26.64 over the final 50.\u00a0Ethan Long<\/strong> of Academy Aquatic Club and\u00a0Tate Callahan<\/strong> of North Florida Swimming joined Nutter and Zhang under 52 seconds, finishing with times of 51.78 and 51.81, respectively.<\/p>\n

Men’s 800 Free<\/h3>\n

The men’s 800 saw a battle emerge immediately between two different Marlins.\u00a0Noah Smith<\/strong> of the Central Florida Marlins in lane 5 and\u00a0Joshua Legge<\/strong> of the Marlins Of Raleigh in lane 6 broke away from the pack early, and were separated by just half a second at the 650 mark.<\/p>\n

Smith broke away at that point, pulling away from Legge to finish with a final time of 8:24.48, well under his seed time of 8:28.26. Legge settled for second at 8:26.41, well under his entry time of 8:30.71 as well. Legge is set to attend George Washington in the fall, and looks set up for a fantastic freshman season for the Colonials up in D.C.<\/p>\n

Neal Wolfram<\/strong> of Race Aquatics Swim Club, who swam in the distance session earlier in the day, dropped seven seconds from his seed time down to a 8:29.57, which stands as his first-ever Winter Junior Nationals time standard.<\/p>\n

Women’s 200 Back<\/h3>\n

The women’s 200 back saw Aquatic Team Of Mecklenburg complete a 1-2 punch, with\u00a0ATOM teammates\u00a0Eliza Whitmire<\/strong> and\u00a0Katie Rauch<\/strong> taking first and second in the event, with times of 2:18.04 and 2:18.67, respectively. Whitmire’s winning time is good for a new Summer Junior Nationals qualifying time.<\/p>\n

Mary Kelley<\/strong>, swimming unattached for the Episcopal Amberjax, took third at 2:19.08. Kelley held a slight lead on the field at 1:08.00 at the 100 mark, but fell back over the final 50 to the ATOM girls.\u00a0Madison Cummings<\/strong> of East Coast Aquatic Club joined the three under 2:20, touching fourth at 2:19.80.<\/p>\n

Men’s 200 Back<\/h3>\n

14-year-old\u00a0Braeden Haughey<\/strong> of the TAC Titans continued to impress, winning the men’s 200 back over a stout field with a time of 2:04.30, a new Summer Junior Nationals time standard. Haughey was slightly behind the leader at the 150 mark, but rode the current home in a 30.70, the fastest last 50 in the field by nearly a second, to win the event. Haughey’s time moves him all the way up to fifth all-time in the 13-14 boys age group, behind just Aaron Piersol, Ryan Murphy, Destin Lasco, and Michael Andrew.<\/p>\n

Second place went to\u00a0William McCloud<\/strong> of Treasure Coast Swimming Conquistadors, at 2:05.21. McCloud also achieved the Summer Junior Nationals time standard and dropped two seconds from his entry time of 2:07.54.\u00a0Elvis Kotikovski<\/strong> of Pine Crest Swimming took third, at 2:05.49.<\/p>\n

Alexander Mays<\/strong> of Prime Aquatics entered the day as the 20th seed, at 2:10.37. Mays blasted a 2:07.37 in prelims to claim a spot in the championship final, then dropped another second down to a 2:06.46 to take fourth and achieve the Summer Junior Nationals time standard.<\/p>\n

Women’s 1500 Free<\/h3>\n

15-year-old Anna Auld<\/strong>\u00a0of East Coast Aquatic Club entered as the top seed in the women’s 1500 and held onto that spot, swimming a time of 17:02.20 to sneak under her seed time of 17:05.78. Auld went 5:40.09\/5:40.72\/5:41.39 by 500 to finish five seconds clear of the field.<\/p>\n

Alixandra Roy<\/strong> of Highlander Aquatic Club fought valiantly through the first 500 meters with Auld (Roy was at 5:40.59 through the 500, just half a second behind Auld) before falling back. Roy settled for second place with a time of 17:07.53, well under her entry time of 17:21.99. Roy achieved the Summer Junior Nationals time standard with her swim.<\/p>\n

Daniella Van Den Berg<\/strong> of Club Seminole entered the day with a seed time of 17:38.43 but blasted way under that with a time of 17:07.88 in the early heats to take third. Van Den Berg is a rising senior at Florida State, and looks to improve on her 13th place finish at last year’s ACCs in the 1650 free as a senior.<\/p>\n

Women’s 200 IM<\/h3>\n

Brooke Zettel<\/strong> of the TAC Titans missed her best time in the women’s 200 IM but still took first place with a strong time of 2:18.62. Zettel led the race from wire to wire, taking the lead through fly and did not look back.<\/p>\n

Katharine Ward<\/strong> of Dynamo Swim Club claimed second, swimming a best time of 2:21.27. Ward had the fastest breaststroke split in the field, at 40.00, and closed with just enough energy to take the silver.\u00a0Elena Dry<\/strong> of the TAC Titans took third at 2:21.45.<\/p>\n

Men’s 200 IM<\/h3>\n

Tyler Watson<\/strong> of North Florida Swimming, last night’s champion in the 200 fly, touched first in the men’s 200 IM with a time of 2:07.30, nearly four seconds under his entry time of 2:11.05. Watson had the second-fastest first 100 in the field at 59.80, and fought hard over the last 100 to take the lead and win the race.<\/p>\n

Mid-Michigan Aquatics took second and third in the heat, with Scott Piper<\/strong> (2:07.74) and\u00a0Phillip Meffert<\/strong> (2:08.22) placing well ahead of the rest of the field. Piper and Meffert both represent Michigan State at the NCAA level and look to return to school ready to help MSU fight for a Big Ten title.<\/p>\n

The fastest time of the day, however, came in the B final, as 15-year-old Garrett Boone<\/strong> of Aquatic Team Of Mecklenburg stormed his way down to a 2:07.22 to win the heat by well over a second and a half. Boone’s best time prior to that swim was a 2:13.02, meaning he dropped nearly six seconds over the course of the day. That time also stands as Boone’s first Winter Senior Nationals and Summer Junior Nationals time standard.<\/p>\n

Women’s 400 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n

The Baylor Swim Club took first in the women’s 400 medley relay, largely on the strength of\u00a0Addison Smith\u00a0<\/strong>on their butterfly leg, with a final time of 4:18.10. Smith split a 1:02.18 on fly, the fastest split in the field by a wide margin, to open up a big lead for Baylor.\u00a0Ellie Waldrep<\/strong> (1:04.48, back),\u00a0Cecilia Porter<\/strong> (1:12.00, breast), and\u00a0Jewel Gordon<\/strong> (59.44, free) were the other legs for Baylor.<\/p>\n

A tight battle between three teams emerged behind Baylor, with Dynamo Swim Club claiming second, at 4:19.41. Dynamo was led by breaststroker\u00a0Alicia Henry<\/strong>, who had the fastest split in the field at 1:11.26.<\/p>\n

The Marlins Of Raleigh and Aquatic Team Of Mecklenburg fought hard against Dynamo but fell just short of defeating them. MOR took third at 4:19.57, and were anchored home by\u00a0Madison Duracinsky<\/strong> in a 57.77. That split was only outshone by ATOM’s\u00a0Ellie Marquardt<\/strong>, who split a 57.72 on the free leg to bring ATOM into fourth overall at 4:19.73. ATOM also had the fastest backstroke leg, as 200 back champion\u00a0Eliza Whitmire swam a new best time of 1:03.65 in the backstroke.<\/p>\n

Men’s 400 Medley Relay<\/h3>\n

Dynamo Swim Club absolutely demolished a strong field of competitors in the men’s 400 medley relay, touching over four and a half seconds clear of the field with a final time of 3:49.40.\u00a0Kamal Muhammad<\/strong> (58.31, back),\u00a0Owen Downs<\/strong> (1:04.63, breast),\u00a0Campbell Auerbach<\/strong> (54.40, fly), and\u00a0Brooks Curry<\/strong> (52.06, free) finished far and away ahead of the field, as Muhammad, Downs, and Auerbach each recorded the fastest split time of the day for their respective legs.<\/p>\n

The battle for second through fourth was once again tight, with Aquatic Team Of Mecklenburg this time working their way up into second place, with a final time of 3:54.00.\u00a0Garrett Boone achieved his second Summer Junior Nationals time standard of the session on the leadoff leg, putting up a 58.64 to blow away his old best time of 1:00.12. The TAC Titans took third, at 3:54.56, followed closely by the Marlins Of Raleigh, at 3:55.23.<\/p>\n

The fastest freestyle leg of the day belonged to Sarasota Tsunami Swim Team’s anchor and 100 free champ Matthew Nutter, who stormed home in a 51.07 to bring his team into eighth place.<\/p>\n

Team Scores<\/h3>\n

Dynamo Swim Club took the lead on Night One and never looked back, winning the meet on all fronts with 793 points. The Marlins Of Raleigh took second place with 585 points, with the TAC Titans taking third with 564. Aquatic Team Of Mecklenburg, who came to Cary with just twelve swimmers, placed fourth overall against a field of much larger teams, finishing with 493 points.<\/p>\n

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