The U.S. men followed suit by going 1-2 in the 400 IM, just as the women did.<\/p>\n
Carson Foster<\/strong> won the event in 4:14.73, holding off older brother\u00a0Jake Foster<\/strong> by nearly a second. Foster finished in 4:15.78.<\/p>\n Carson re-broke his NAG record he set in prelims<\/a>\u00a0for the 15-16 age group, while Jake moved up to eighth in the 17-18 all-time rankings with his swim.<\/p>\n The Foster’s dad is in Fiji and uploaded the 400 IM final to YouTube which can be viewed below.<\/p>\n Carson’s time puts him seventh while Jake is ninth in the nation for the summer of 2018.\u00a0Chase Kalisz\u00a0<\/strong>is still on top with his 4:07.95 from Pan Pacs while\u00a0Jay Litherland\u00a0<\/strong>is second at 4:10.21 from Nationals.<\/p>\n Jake is about to start his senior year of high school and he is already committed<\/a> to the University of Texas. Carson is also already committed<\/a> and he is about to start his junior year of high school.<\/p>\n Both guys swim for the Mason Manta Rays in the Cincinnati area.<\/p>\n