Swim Standards' weekly power points board covers performances entered between May 28 – June 3, 2026, drawn from 135,000+ source rows across more than 26,000 unique swimmer entries — the largest pool of the series so far. 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 Iris Liu (PLS/PC) opens the week with a bang — a 38.79 in the 50 breast for 1,052 points, the highest score in the 10&U girls group and one of the week's most impressive age-adjusted marks across any division. Maddie Dill (HSC/IL) follows at 996 points with a 36.20 in the 50 back, and Jacqueline Kuo (CDST/PC) — making her second appearance in this series after a 50 back in Edition 01 — returns in a different event, clocking a 31.32 in the 50 free for 928 points. All three earned AAAA.

Notable: Kuo is the only swimmer to appear in both Edition 01 and Edition 04, doing so in different events. Liu's 1,052 in the 50 breast at age nine is the highest 10&U girls score of the entire series to date.

Boys

Ten-year-old Robert Legg (PLS/PC) leads the boys with a 4:41.01 in the 400/500 free for 1,040 points — a composed distance effort that earns him the top spot. David Li (BREA/SCS) — who appeared in Edition 01 with a 1:09.84 in the 100 fly — is back and faster, going 1:08.43 in the same event for 1,021 points. Nine-year-old Rossi Cofield (RMSC/PV) rounds out the group with a 962-point 50 breast in 40.68. All three earned AAAA.

Notable: PLS/PC places swimmers atop both the 10&U girls and boys leaderboards this week — Iris Liu and Robert Legg flying the flag for the same club.

11–12

Girls

NOVA/SCS keeps its grip on the 11-12 girls division. Annabelle Hayes (NOVA/SCS) flips the script on her Edition 01 teammate rivalry, this time taking the top spot with a 988-point 200 back in 2:27.95. Grace Wang (NOVA/SCS) follows at 964 points with a 2:28.66 in the 200 IM — the pair have now appeared on all four editions of this series. Alex Jackson (FINS/LA) breaks up the NOVA sweep, earning third with a 932-point 50 back in 32.64. All three earned AAAA.

Notable: Hayes and Wang have appeared on every edition of this leaderboard series — four for four. In Edition 01, Wang led Hayes by 0.42 seconds in the 200 back. Here, Hayes turns the tables. This is one of the more compelling age-group rivalries the data has surfaced all season.

Boys

The 11-12 boys top three all cleared 1,000 points — the strongest collective showing in this age group so far. Scotty Thieman (PAAC/MA) leads with a 1,002-point 200 fly in 2:31.88, followed by Daniel Radchenko Avondo (NTRO/ST) at exactly 1,000 points with a 19:06.14 in the 1500/1650 free — a remarkable endurance swim for an 11-year-old. Junyou He (ROSE/SCS) rounds out the group with a 985-point 50 back in 31.90. All three earned AAAA.

13–14

Girls

Lauren Lonsdale (DART/SN) is back for the second consecutive week, this time in the 200 back — a 2:12.81 for 995 points. She led Edition 03 with a 200 IM; the versatility across strokes is worth noting. Grace Gannon (FAST/IN) returns as well, earning 918 points with a 2:21.44 in the 200 IM, and Ella Legg (PLS/PC) makes her series debut with a 916-point 200 fly in 2:15.82. All three earned AAAA.

Notable: Lonsdale has now topped the 13-14 girls board in back-to-back weeks in two different events — 200 IM last week, 200 back this week. PLS/PC also continues to impress: Robert Legg (10&U boys), Iris Liu (10&U girls), and Ella Legg (13-14 girls) all represent the club this week.

Boys

The 13-14 boys group delivered one of the week's most striking individual performances. Thirteen-year-old Ayden Tan (SRVA/PC) posts a 2:09.74 in the 200 IM for 1,069 points — the highest score across all age groups and genders this week by a comfortable margin. Jacob Lee (ROSE/SCS) follows at 1,021 points with a 1:07.91 in the 100 breast, and Sahiel Pai (NOVA/SCS) — who appeared in Edition 01 — is back with a 1:08.03 in the same event for 1,017 points. All three are 13-year-olds, all earned AAAA, and all cleared 1,000 points.

Notable: Three 13-year-olds, all over 1,000 power points, in the same age group — that's an unusually deep week for 13-14 boys. Tan's 2:09.74 in the 200 IM long course is a legitimately elite age-group mark.

15–18

Girls

Fifteen-year-old Gabriella Brito (BCA/SCS) leads the 15-18 girls with a 1:01.28 in the 100 back for 1,001 points — clearing four figures at the youngest age in the group. Mikayla Tan (SRVA/PC) returns for her second consecutive week on the leaderboard, this time in the 100 breast with a 1:08.16 for 980 points. Adalene Robillard (ALTO/PC) rounds out the group with a 940-point 100 breast in 1:09.08. All three earned AAAA.

Notable: Mikayla Tan has now appeared on consecutive editions (200 breast in Edition 03, 100 breast here) and her family name shows up twice this week — Ayden Tan topping the 13-14 boys with 1,069 points from the same SRVA/PC club. A strong week for that program.

Boys

Luka Mijatovic (PLS/PC) becomes the first swimmer in this series to top the same age/gender group in back-to-back weeks. Last edition, he won the 15-18 boys on a 3:45.20 400/500 free; this week he returns with a 1,037-point 800/1000 free in 7:47.08 — distance freestyle dominance across consecutive editions. Shareef Elaydi (SCSC/PC) earns second with a 992-point 100 breast in 1:03.06, and Edmond Reynolds (UN/ST) takes third with a 989-point 100 breast in 1:04.42. All three earned AAAA.

Week at a Glance

• Highest score overall: Ayden Tan (13-14 Boys) — 1,069 pts
• Back-to-back champion: Luka Mijatovic tops the 15-18 boys for the second straight week — the first swimmer in this series to do so
• Four-for-four: Grace Wang and Annabelle Hayes have appeared on every edition of this leaderboard series
• Club of the week: PLS/PC places swimmers in three separate divisions — Robert Legg (10&U boys), Iris Liu (10&U girls), and Ella Legg (13-14 girls)
• 1,000-point club this week: Iris Liu, Robert Legg, David Li, Scotty Thieman, Daniel Radchenko Avondo, Ayden Tan, Jacob Lee, Sahiel Pai, Gabriella Brito, Luka Mijatovic (10 swimmers — the most of any week this series)
• Standards: All 24 swimmers earned AAAA — a clean sweep for the first time in the series

Rankings based on power points from performances entered into Swim Standards between May 28 – June 3, 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.