10 & Under

Girls

Nine-year-old Kaila Perry of CCA leads the 10&U girls with a 40.25 in the 50 breaststroke, earning 986 power points at the AAAA standard. Right on her heels is fellow 9-year-old Annie Ma (PAC), whose 33.44 in the 50 fly checked in at 984 points — a two-point margin that makes this one of the tightest top-two gaps on the board this week. Quinn Schultz (REV) slots into third with a 1:29.17 in the 100 breast (958 pts), followed by Iris Liu (PLS) in fourth with a 2:49.06 in the 200 IM (951 pts). Sophia Lee-Park (CS) rounds out the five with a 37.67 in the 50 back — the only entry in this division to come in at the AAA standard (910 pts).

Boys

Robert Legg (PLS) leads the 10&U boys with a 33.16 in the 50 back for 983 points at AAAA. Behind him, a genuine tie: both Isaac Zhang (FCST) and Isen Wolfe (SPA) sit at 946 points — Zhang via a 41.03 in the 50 breast, Wolfe with a 4:53.16 in the 400 free. William Mager (GBSC) posts a 1:19.91 in the 100 fly at the AAA standard (905 pts), and Nazar Antonyshyn (CBGC) closes the group with a 32.51 in the 50 fly (889 pts, AAAA).

11–12

Girls

Gia Saragossi (MAC) tops the 11-12 girls with a 31.63 in the 50 back — 907 points at AAAA. The rest of the division is remarkably tight, with the second through fifth spots separated by just 35 points. Emma Blaho (EAST) goes 1:19.98 in the 100 breast for 883 points, while Penelope Chao (NCAC) hits 4:34.04 in the 400 free (880 pts). Layla Jerrell (ATOM) adds a 1:09.21 in the 100 fly (875 pts), and Elin Finanger (TWST) rounds out the five with a 5:15.00 in the 400 IM (872 pts). All five check in at AAAA.

Boys

The 11-12 boys deliver the most impressive depth of any division this week. Nicolas Lahre (BGNW) leads the way with a 2:26.51 in the 200 back — 1,054 points, the highest mark in the younger age groups and well clear of the 1,000-point threshold. Molin Qian (AGUA) also crosses 1,000 with a 35.25 in the 50 breast (1,004 pts), making this the only division this week with two swimmers over that mark. Avery Hu (NOVA) follows with a 2:49.69 in the 200 breast (994 pts), then Michael Li (LAK) with a 1:07.13 in the 100 fly (965 pts). Mikel Ruiz-Massieu (AGUA) rounds out the group with a 2:34.06 in the 200 back at the AAA standard (944 pts). Notably, Qian and Ruiz-Massieu both swim for AGUA out of Metropolitan, giving that club two entries in the same division.

13–14

Girls

Kennedy Masten (MACH) headlines the 13-14 girls with a 1:04.31 in the 100 back for 972 points at AAAA. The 200 fly makes a notable appearance in this division: both Greta Lukens (MAC) and Willa Kulp (NBAC) swim the event, with Lukens going 2:20.45 (890 pts) and Kulp posting the faster time of 2:17.75 (887 pts) — a reminder that power points rank across strokes, not just within them. Finola Whelehan (TAC) sits second overall with a 2:04.88 in the 200 free (891 pts), and Grace Khelan (FIJ) closes the group with a 26.60 in the 50 free (883 pts). All five at AAAA.

Boys

The 13-14 boys post the single highest power points score of the entire week. Elliot Leasure (RSC) drops a 57.00 in the 100 back for 1,063 points — the top mark across all divisions and age groups this week. Daniel Bunge (NOVA) follows with a 2:10.10 in the 200 fly (1,014 pts), giving this division two swimmers above 1,000 as well. Cayden Hoang (SAC) adds a 1:09.36 in the 100 breast (974 pts), Frederic Burks (XCEL) posts a 2:23.24 in the 200 breast (970 pts), and Cole Johnson (MAC) rounds out the group with a 2:29.98 in the 200 breast (956 pts). A clean sweep at AAAA across the board.

15–18

Girls

Reina Liu (TAC) leads the senior girls with a 1:01.54 in the 100 back (971 pts, AAAA). Kayda Geyer (MSA) follows with a 2:28.68 in the 200 breast (951 pts), and Keahne Bergin (AUS) posts a 1:08.82 in the 100 breast (948 pts) — one of two Hawaii-based swimmers in this division's top five. Caroline Mallard (MAC) breaks the 60-second barrier in the 100 fly with a 59.88 (935 pts), and Virginia Hinds (ASA) rounds out the group with a 1:02.48 in the 100 back (934 pts). All five at AAAA.

Boys

Amare San Diego (HAW) headlines the senior boys with a 1:03.45 in the 100 breast for 1,023 points — an impressive score from a 15-year-old. David Sammons (MAC) and Justin Shi (EST) are deadlocked at 1,002 points each: Sammons with a 1:57.98 in the 200 fly, Shi with a 2:03.19 in the 200 IM. Derek Hernandez-Ojeda (NTRO) posts a 2:03.77 in the 200 back (986 pts), and Fedor Igoshin (UN-04) is just five points back with a 2:04.05 in the same event (981 pts). All five at AAAA.

Week at a Glance

• Top score of the week: Elliot Leasure (13-14 Boys) — 1,063 pts, 100 back (57.00)
• Only division with two 1,000+ point swims: 11-12 Boys (Lahre 1,054 / Qian 1,004)
• Nearly universal AAAA standard: Only three AAA swims across all 40 entries
• North Carolina dominates by club presence: MAC, TAC, NCAC, MSA, ATOM, and CCA all appear
• Data window: May 14–20, 2026 | Long Course Meters | 154,863 source rows | 29,801 unique entries

Rankings are based on power points from swims entered May 14–20, 2026. One entry per swimmer per age group and sex division; best power points swim retained. Long course meters.