Swim Standards' weekly power points board covers performances entered between May 21–27, 2026, pulling from 110,000+ source rows across nearly 21,000 unique swimmer entries. Rankings are age-adjusted, event-agnostic, and limited to one swim per swimmer per division. Here's the full breakdown.

10 & Under

Girls

Nine-year-old Callie Yue (NCAP/PV) opens the week's leaderboard with a statement swim — a 1:17.54 in the 100 back for 1,006 points, clearing the 1,000-point threshold that's rare at any age, let alone 10&U. Kensington Jones (PASA/PC) follows at 928 points with a 5:21.21 in the 400/500 free, and Bailey Harrell (STAR/FL) rounds out the trio with an 887-point 50 back in 38.08 — the only AAA standard in the group.

Boys

Luke Gamino (TCA/FL) is back — and faster. The nine-year-old who topped the Edition 02 boys 10&U board with a 32.92 in the 50 fly returns this week with a 32.79 in the same event for 1,028 points, edging his own previous mark. Austin Ren (KATY/GU) pushes him all the way with a 33.17 for 1,005 points — both nine-year-olds, both AAAA in the same event. Zhecheng Zhu (NOVA/SCS) makes his second appearance on this series' leaderboard, this time as a 10-year-old, slotting third with a 909-point 200 IM in 2:39.50.

Notable: Gamino has now topped the 10&U boys board in back-to-back weeks, improving his 50 fly by 0.13 seconds. Two nine-year-olds both clearing 1,000 points in the same event in the same week is a remarkable coincidence — and a sign of how competitive this age group has become.

11–12

Girls

NOVA/SCS is at it again. Grace Wang and Annabelle Hayes — who went 1-2 in the 200 back during Edition 01 — are back on the leaderboard, this time in different events. Wang leads with a 1,006-point 400 IM in 5:17.32, and Hayes follows at 992 points with a 9:41.17 in the 800/1000 free. Sarah Chiang (PDST/PN) completes a distance-heavy podium with an 18:59.33 in the 1500/1650 free for 982 points. All three earned AAAA and all three are 11 years old.

Notable: Wang and Hayes have now appeared on every edition of this leaderboard series. The NOVA 11-12 girls group is quietly becoming one of the most consistent training groups in the country by this metric.

Boys

Eleven-year-old Jeffrey Qian (AGUA/MR) leads the 11-12 boys with a 36.10 in the 50 breast for 954 points — notably, the only AAA standard among the group's top three this week. Hunter Gumbayan (SRA/FL) follows at 937 points with a 5:05.17 in the 400 IM, and Zachary Ruhnke (M3A/IL) takes third with a 5:34.25 in the same event for 919 points. Gumbayan earned AAAA; Ruhnke posted AAA.

13–14

Girls

Lauren Lonsdale (DART/SN) headlines the 13-14 girls with a 2:14.27 in the 200 IM for 999 points — just one point shy of the four-figure mark, and the strongest score in her division this week. Madison Suchecki (SSC/MA) earns second with a 902-point 200 breast in 2:35.72, and Elaine Luisetti (CCA/SN) takes third with a 900-point 400/500 free in 4:20.69. All three are 14 and all earned AAAA.

Boys

Thirteen-year-old Jett Hatchard (OA/UT) turns in one of the week's most impressive individual swims — a 1:00.42 in the 100 back for 1,028 points, the joint-highest score on the entire leaderboard this week. Ethan Reines (SCAR/NJ) follows at 973 points with an 8:23.11 in the 800/1000 free, and Janiel Espinosa (SF/FG) takes third with a 948-point 200 fly in 2:13.86. All three earned AAAA.

Notable: A 13-year-old going 1:00.42 in the 100 back long course is a legitimate marker. Hatchard's 1,028 points ties Gamino for the week's highest overall score — set in a completely different event and age group.

15–18

Girls

Mikayla Tan (SRVA/PC) leads the 15-18 girls with a 995-point 200 breast in 2:26.35 — a sharp long course breaststroke performance at 16. Lucy Velte (EKC/MV) follows at 936 points with a sub-60 100 fly, clocking 59.84, and Emma Hussein (CANY/SCS) rounds out the group with a 935-point 200 IM in 2:16.06. All three earned AAAA — and the top three scores are notably tighter than in previous editions.

Boys

The 15-18 boys group produced the week's highest-scoring division, with all three swimmers clearing 1,000 points. Luka Mijatovic (PLS/PC) tops the overall weekly board with 1,033 points on a 3:45.20 in the 400/500 free — a fast, mature distance freestyle at 17. Grant Bellin (KING/PN) is close behind at 1,021 points with a 56.51 in the 100 back, and Andrew Eubanks (TDPS/OR) takes third with a 1,010-point 200 breast in 2:12.59. All three earned AAAA.

Notable: Bellin is just 15 years old — the youngest swimmer on the 15-18 boys podium — and posted the second-highest score in the group. A 56.51 in the 100 back long course at that age is a significant data point.

Week at a Glance

• Highest score overall: Luka Mijatovic (15-18 Boys) — 1,033 pts
• Joint-highest age-group score: Luke Gamino and Jett Hatchard both hit 1,028 pts in entirely different events and age groups
• Returning names: Gamino (10&U Boys), Grace Wang, Annabelle Hayes (11-12 Girls), and Zhecheng Zhu (10&U Boys) all appeared in Edition 01 and are back this week
• NOVA watch: Grace Wang and Annabelle Hayes have now appeared on all three editions of this leaderboard — a consistency that's hard to ignore
• 1,000-point club this week: Callie Yue, Luke Gamino, Austin Ren, Grace Wang, Jett Hatchard, Luka Mijatovic, Grant Bellin, Andrew Eubanks (8 swimmers)
• Event diversity: Distance freestyle, IM, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly all featured across the podiums — no single event dominated
• Standards: 21 of 24 swimmers earned AAAA; Jeffrey Qian, Bailey Harrell, and Zachary Ruhnke posted AAA

Rankings based on power points from performances entered into Swim Standards between May 21–27, 2026. LCM (long course meters). One swim per swimmer per age/gender group; top 3 per division shown. Meets may have been held prior to the entry window.