USA Swimming uses a specific scoring system for swim meets, which varies depending on the type of meet and pool size. Here's a breakdown of how scoring works:

Dual Meets

• Individual events: 5-3-1-0
• Relays: 7-0

This means

• For individual events, the point values are 5 for first place, 3 for second place, 1 for third place, and 0 for fourth place.
• For relays, the point values are 7 for first place and 0 for second place.

Triangular Meets

• Individual events: 6-4-3-2-1-0
• Relays: 8-4-0

All Other Meets

• Individual events (Individual point values shall be doubled for relays):
  • 4-lane pools: 5-3-2-1
  • 5-lane pools: 6-4-3-2-1
  • 6-lane pools: 7-5-4-3-2-1
  • 7-lane pools: 8-6-5-4-3-2-1
  • 8-lane pools: 9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
  • 9-lane pools: 10-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
  • 10-lane pools: 11-9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1

When consolation and championship finals swim, scoring shall be as follows for individual events (Individual point values shall be doubled for relays, even when relays swim as timed finals):

• 6-lane pools (12 places):
  • A (final): 16-13-12-11-10-9
  • B (consolation): 7-5-4-3-2-1
• 7-lane pools (14 places):
  • A (final): 18-15-14-13-12-11-10
  • B (consolation): 8-6-5-4-3-2-1
• 8-lane pools (16 places):
  • A (final): 20-17-16-15-14-13-12-11
  • B (consolation): 9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
• 9-lane pools (18 places):
  • A (final): 22-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12
  • B (consolation): 10-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
• 10-lane pools (20 places):
  • A (final): 24-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13
  • B (consolation): 11-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1

In swimming, consolation refers to a secondary or consolation final in a multi-round event where swimmers who did not qualify for the main or championship final compete for a lower placement or ranking. The consolation final usually swarms immediately before the championship final and may be called the "B final".

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Age group motivational time standards are established on a four-year basis. For instance, as of now, the latest standards cover the period from September 1, 2020, to August 31, 2024. These standards play a crucial role in swimming and serve multiple purposes. They are used to set goals, control the size of swim meets, and provide a means of comparison among swimmers. USA Swimming publishes a set of time standards known as the Top-16 Based Time Standards, categorized as B, BB, A, AA, AAA, and AAAA (refer to the second page for short course yards).

One of the key reasons behind these standards is their utility in setting goals for swimmers. Additionally, they help regulate the size of swim meets by having fewer swimmers at higher/faster levels of the standards. This means that as the standards become faster, fewer swimmers can achieve them. It's worth noting that nearly all swimming federations worldwide employ some form of stepped standards within their systems.

These standards also offer swimmers a general idea of how they compare to others in their age group and even between different age groups. However, when comparing swimmers, raw times work better within age groups. It's important to understand that just because a swimmer achieves "AAA" times as a 10 & Under, it doesn't guarantee the same performance as a 13-14. Several factors contribute to this variation, such as different maturation rates, changing interests, and even injuries.

So, how are age group motivational standards determined? They are established based on percentiles. Here are the percentiles associated with each standard:

AAAA: 98% - This standard means your swimmer is ranked in the top 2% of swimmers in their age group, of the same sex, in that specific stroke and distance.
AAA: 94% - This standard means your swimmer is ranked in the top 6% of swimmers in their age group, of the same sex, in that stroke and distance.
AA: 92% - This standard means your swimmer is ranked in the top 8% of swimmers in their age group, of the same sex, in that stroke and distance.
A: 85% - This standard means your swimmer is ranked in the top 15% of swimmers in their age group, of the same sex, in that stroke and distance.
BB: 65% - This standard means your swimmer is ranked in the top 35% of swimmers in their age group, of the same sex, in that stroke and distance.
B: 45% - This standard means your swimmer is ranked in the top 55% of swimmers in their age group, of the same sex, in that stroke and distance.
C: This standard is for all swimmers with times below the "B" standard. Any time from 0.00 up to the "B" standard is considered a "C" time.

It is noteworthy that:

1. USA Swimming age group start at 10&U, so all 10&U use the same time standards
2. Only Recommend Events have time standards, for example, 13-14 age group don't have time standard for 50Fly, because it's not a recommended event for age 13&above.
3. At SwimStandards.com, if the time standard is less than B, or not available, we use N/A for simplification purposes.
4. Normally we use age group motivational time, but here is the one available for single age.

It is common for swimmers to have different time standards for different strokes. They may even have different standards for the same stroke but different distances. As swimmers mature, their best stroke and preferred distances may change. It is recommended that swimmers avoid specializing until they have completed physical maturation. Swimming all the strokes and distances can improve both their physical and mental development throughout their career.

To sum it up, time standards are valuable for setting goals and motivating swimmers. However, improvement should not be solely focused on meeting these standards. It is important to be patient and let swimmers progress at their own pace. Remember, each swimmer is an individual with unique abilities, and their development will occur at their own rate. Comparing their success to that of others is not productive or fair. Time standards should be used as a tool for personal growth and self-motivation. Let your swimmers enjoy the journey, and as they continue to swim all strokes and distances, they will enhance their physical and mental development throughout their swimming career.

Data via Swim Standards · Long Course Meters · May 2026

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The long course season is underway, and May did not disappoint. From elite junior invitationals to TYR Pro Swim Series action in Sacramento, swimmers across every age group posted standout performances over the course of the month. Swim Standards tracked the top six power-point scores in each event across both the girls' and boys' fields, and the results paint a picture of a LCM season that arrived in full force.

A handful of names put together performances across multiple events, several athletes broke the 1,000-point threshold that marks truly elite age-group swims, and a few very young swimmers logged scores that would turn heads in any age group. Here's how May shook out, event by event.

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Girls' Top Performances

100 Backstroke

The girls' 100 back produced two 1,000-point swims to lead the month. Callie Yue of Nation's Capital Swim Club (PV) logged a 1:17.54 at the 2026 Long Course Spring Invitational for 1,006 points — a remarkable score for a 9-year-old. Gabriella Brito of Beach Cities Swimming (SCS) joined her above the 1,000-point mark with a 1:01.28 at the NOVA-Speedo Grand Challenge for 1,001 points.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Callie Yue	9	NCAP	1:17.54	1,006
2	Gabriella Brito	15	CITI	1:01.28	1,001
3	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	1:01.39	978
4	Kennedy Masten	13	MACH	1:04.31	972
5	Reina Liu	16	TAC	1:01.54	971
6	Maddie Dill	9	HSC	1:20.15	938

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100 Breaststroke

A 9-year-old leads the board here as well. Iris Liu of Pleasanton Seahawks (PC) swam 1:28.03 at the Tiger Aquatics Memorial Day Meet for 981 points, the top score in the event. Mikayla Tan of San Ramon Valley Aquatics came in a point behind at 980 with a 1:08.16 at the TYR Pro Swim Series in Sacramento. The event also featured international flair — Keahne Bergin and Coco Mcgrath of Swimming Australia both appeared via the XIV 2026 Oceania Swimming Championships.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Iris Liu	9	PLS	1:28.03	981
2	Mikayla Tan	16	SRVA	1:08.16	980
3	Quinn Schultz	9	REV	1:28.91	963
4	Keahne Bergin	17	AUS	1:08.82	948
5	Adalene Robillard	18	ALTO	1:09.08	940
6	Coco Mcgrath	16	AUS	1:09.72	930

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100 Butterfly

Gabriella Brito makes her second appearance on the leaderboards in May, this time in the 100 fly. Her 59.05 at the NOVA-Speedo Grand Challenge earned 986 points to top the field. Liberty Clark of Indiana University — who surfaces as a major multi-event performer this month — was second at 974 with a 58.82 at the Indy Spring Cup. Nine-year-old Alyssa Luwiharto of Aquazot Swim Club cracked the top three with a 973-point effort.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Gabriella Brito	15	CITI	59.05	986
2	Liberty Clark	18	IU	58.82	974
3	Alyssa Luwiharto	9	AZOT	1:17.29	973
4	Jianna Amores	15	SFLS	1:00.38	937
5	Lucy Velte	17	EKC	59.84	936
6	Caroline Mallard	18	MAC	59.88	935

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100 Freestyle

Liberty Clark of Indiana University leads the 100 free with a 1,020-point effort — a 53.72 at the Indy Spring Cup. Albane Cachot of Sun Devil Swimming was second at 988 with a 54.37 at the AZ Sun Devil Open. Brito rounds out the top three in yet another event — her 55.25 at the NOVA-Speedo Grand Challenge earned 961 points and gives her three top-leaderboard appearances in a single month.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Liberty Clark	18	IU	53.72	1,020
2	Albane Cachot	18	SUN	54.37	988
3	Gabriella Brito	15	CITI	55.25	961
4	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	1:00.84	956
5	Reina Liu	16	TAC	55.15	954
6	Iris Liu	9	PLS	1:09.38	938

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200 Backstroke

Lauren Lonsdale of Davis Aquadarts (SN) opens her month-long dominance of the distance and IM events with 995 points in the 200 back — a 2:12.81 at the TYR Pro Swim Series. Eleven-year-olds Annabelle Hayes (NOVA) and Grace Wang (NOVA) follow at 988 and 984, respectively — both from the same Irvine Novaquatics club.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	2:12.81	995
2	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	2:27.95	988
3	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	2:28.22	984
4	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	2:13.09	940
5	Rowyn Wilber	17	CLOV	2:13.34	936
6	Elise Berl	15	MAC	2:14.70	931

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200 Breaststroke

Mikayla Tan of San Ramon Valley Aquatics tops the 200 breast with 995 points (2:26.35, TYR Pro Swim Series Sacramento), landing her second top-leaderboard finish in the breaststroke events for May. The remainder of the field is closely contested, with four swimmers between 902 and 951 points.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Mikayla Tan	16	SRVA	2:26.35	995
2	Kayda Geyer	18	MSA	2:28.68	951
3	Adalene Robillard	18	ALTO	2:30.94	919
4	Haylee Pramono	15	AZOT	2:32.87	908
5	Coco Mcgrath	16	AUS	2:32.87	904
6	Sarah Zhang	16	REV	2:33.03	902

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200 Butterfly

Ellie Clarke of Carmel Swim Club leads the 200 fly with 967 points (2:10.40, Indy Spring Cup) — one of four event appearances Clarke racks up on the girls' boards in May. Emma Saragossi of SwimMAC Carolina was second at 950 as an 11-year-old, a notable effort in an event typically dominated by older swimmers.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	2:10.40	967
2	Emma Saragossi	11	MAC	2:32.43	950
3	Ella Legg	14	PLS	2:15.82	916
4	Livie Vaden	11	MAC	2:35.97	910
5	Grace Gannon	13	FAST	2:19.19	908
6	Emerson Callis	17	QSTS	2:12.80	900

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200 Freestyle

Lauren Lonsdale tops yet another event, winning the 200 free leaderboard with 974 points (2:01.45, TYR Pro Swim Series Sacramento). Ellie Clarke of Carmel Swim Club was second at 940 with a 2:00.02, and Reina Liu of TAC Titans added her third leaderboard entry of the month in third.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	2:01.45	974
2	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	2:00.02	940
3	Reina Liu	16	TAC	2:00.74	922
4	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	2:14.36	919
5	Albane Cachot	18	SUN	2:00.44	916
6	Callie Yue	9	NCAP	2:31.76	915

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200 IM

Lauren Lonsdale again — the 14-year-old from Davis Aquadarts is just two points shy of 1,000 in the 200 IM, posting 999 points with a 2:14.27 at the TYR Pro Swim Series. She tops three event boards in May across free, back, and IM — a month that confirms her as one of the most versatile age-groupers in the country.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	2:14.27	999
2	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	2:28.66	964
3	Mikayla Tan	16	SRVA	2:14.92	956
4	Iris Liu	9	PLS	2:48.84	954
5	Kate Allen	13	CSC	2:19.54	952
6	Liberty Clark	18	IU	2:14.51	951

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400 Free

Callie Yue of NCAP headlined the 400 free with a 5:17.98 (954 points) at the VA Speedo Spring Splash, one of two event wins she posted in May. Kensington Jones of Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics was second at 928 with a 5:21.21 — also a 9-year-old.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Callie Yue	9	NCAP	5:17.98	954
2	Kensington Jones	9	PASA	5:21.21	928
3	Elaine Luisetti	14	CCA	4:20.69	900
4	Paige Downey	17	GM	4:16.58	883
5	Penelope Chao	12	NCAC	4:34.04	880
6	Kate Allen	13	CSC	4:24.61	878

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400 IM

Kate Allen of Carmel Swim Club topped the 400 IM board with 919 points (4:56.64, Indy Spring Cup) — her third leaderboard entry in May across IM and distance events. Elizabeth Burke of Madison Aquatic Club was right behind at 916 as an 11-year-old.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Kate Allen	13	CSC	4:56.64	919
2	Elizabeth Burke	11	MAC	5:30.84	916
3	Emma Hussein	16	CANY	4:48.88	901
4	Emma Saragossi	11	MAC	5:33.06	901
5	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	4:54.99	893
6	Paige Downey	17	GM	4:57.35	879

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800 Free

Annabelle Hayes of Irvine Novaquatics led the 800 free with 992 points (9:41.17, NOVA May LC Intrasquad) — her fifth leaderboard entry in May. The 11-year-old's consistency across four events (100 FR, 200 FR, 200 BK, 800 FR) is one of the compelling storylines of the month.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	9:41.17	992
2	Josie Sun	12	MTRO	9:31.44	895
3	Vanessa Kuo	12	CDST	9:33.11	887
4	Sarah Chiang	11	PDST	10:09.82	868
5	Charlotte Bodnar	11	SA	10:09.83	868
6	Elaine Luisetti	14	CCA	9:04.28	867

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1500 Free

Sarah Chiang of Pacific Dragons Swim Team opened the 1500 free leaderboard with a 18:59.33 for 982 points at the Sockeye Springtime Madness in Pacific Northwest. The top four are all 11 or 12 years old, with Maeve Devaney of Los Angeles Swim Club second at 961 (19:09.20).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Sarah Chiang	11	PDST	18:59.33	982
2	Maeve Devaney	11	LASC	19:09.20	961
3	Paige Downey	17	GM	16:38.89	931
4	Vanessa Delev	12	BAD	18:32.41	883
5	Vanessa Kuo	12	CDST	18:34.49	878
6	Elin Finanger	12	TWST	18:36.11	875

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50 Backstroke, 50 Breaststroke, 50 Freestyle, 50 Butterfly

Among the sprint events — contested primarily by younger age groups in long course — several performances stand out. Gabriella Brito headlined the 50 free with 966 points (25.28, NOVA-Speedo Grand Challenge), her fourth event appearance in May. Albane Cachot was second at 943. Nine-year-old Jacqueline Kuo of California Dolphin Swim Team (928) and Kaila Perry of Crystal Coast Aquatics (926) filled out the lower half of the sprint free board.

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Boys' Top Performances

100 Backstroke

The boys' 100 back was the most explosive individual event of the month for either gender. Elliot Leasure of Rochester Swim Club (MN) posted a 57.00 at the IL FMC Spring Into Season meet for 1,063 points — the highest single-event score on the entire boys' board in May. Jett Hatchard of Olympus Aquatics was second at 1,028 (1:00.42, Kearns LC Classic), and Grant Bellin of KING Aquatic Club logged 1,021 at the TYR Pro Swim Series Sacramento. The top three are all over 1,000 — a rare concentration of elite power-point scores in one event.

Ten-year-old Gabriel Brown of Fishers Area Swimming Tigers cracked 1,004 points with a 1:11.18 — landing him on multiple leaderboards across the month.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	57.00	1,063
2	Jett Hatchard	13	OA	1:00.42	1,028
3	Grant Bellin	15	KING	56.51	1,021
4	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	1:11.18	1,004
5	Owen Stalnaker	13	FCST	1:01.47	988
6	Zakhar Rudenko	11	NOVA	1:08.80	982

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100 Breaststroke

Amare San Diego of Kamehameha Swim Club (HI) topped the 100 breast at 1,023 points (1:03.45, XIV 2026 Oceania Championships). Jacob Lee of Rose Bowl Aquatics and Sahiel Pai of Irvine Novaquatics both cleared 1,000 at the NOVA-Speedo Grand Challenge, with marks of 1,021 and 1,017 respectively — a tight one-two punch from the same meet.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Amare San Diego	15	KSC	1:03.45	1,023
2	Jacob Lee	13	ROSE	1:07.91	1,021
3	Sahiel Pai	13	NOVA	1:08.03	1,017
4	Shareef Elaydi	16	SCSC	1:03.06	992
5	Edmond Reynolds	15	SASA	1:04.42	989
6	Andrew Eubanks	18	TDPS	1:01.54	983

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100 Butterfly

Ten-year-old David Li of Brea Aquatics led the 100 fly with 1,021 points (1:08.43, NOVA-Speedo Grand Challenge), closely followed by fellow 10-year-old Robert Legg of Pleasanton Seahawks at 1,016 (1:08.60). Charlie Cancelmo of Seattle Metropolitan Aquatic rounded out the 1,000-point performers at 1,008 (53.22, TYR Pro Swim Series Sacramento).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	David Li	10	BREA	1:08.43	1,021
2	Robert Legg	10	PLS	1:08.60	1,016
3	Charlie Cancelmo	16	SMAC	53.22	1,008
4	Justin Shi	16	EST	53.71	986
5	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	59.09	980
6	Brooks Nemeth	9	SRVA	1:17.39	967

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100 Freestyle

Caleb Goodavish of Verona Area Swim Team was the top scorer in the boys' 100 free with 997 points (55.54, Jack Pettinger Invitational) — an 11-year-old leading a field that includes 18-year-olds.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Caleb Goodavish	12	VAST	55.54	997
2	Robert Legg	10	PLS	1:03.42	941
3	Koa Stotz	15	AUS	52.00	930
4	Jordan Ragland	18	LIFE	50.10	926
5	Allen Gyang	17	SAND	50.32	926
6	Micah Tennison	17	SSAN	50.33	925

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200 Backstroke

Nicolas Lahre of Bgc-N. Westchester Marlins led the 200 back with a dominant 1,054-point effort (2:26.51, MR PAC Spring Starter Invitational) — one of the highest single scores on the boys' boards. Elliot Leasure followed at 1,014 (2:05.16), and Grant Bellin posted 1,004 — making all three a thousand-plus performers in this event.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Nicolas Lahre	11	BGNW	2:26.51	1,054
2	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	2:05.16	1,014
3	Grant Bellin	15	KING	2:02.86	1,004
4	Fedor Igoshin	15	SYS	2:04.05	981
5	Gavin Keogh	18	NCS	1:59.19	979
6	David Sammons	16	MAC	2:01.98	977

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200 Breaststroke

Andrew Eubanks of The Dolphins Swim Team (OR) topped the 200 breast with 1,010 points (2:12.59, TYR Pro Swim Series Sacramento). Jack Maddan of First Colony Swim Team was second at 1,007 (2:15.66), and Avery Hu of NOVA of Virginia posted 994 as an 11-year-old.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Andrew Eubanks	18	TDPS	2:12.59	1,010
2	Jack Maddan	16	FCST	2:15.66	1,007
3	Avery Hu	11	NOVA	2:49.69	994
4	Yi Zheng	16	CSC	2:16.72	992
5	Josiah Collins	16	FORT	2:16.80	990
6	Ethan Zhang	11	SRQ	2:50.33	987

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200 Butterfly

The boys' 200 fly featured three 1,000-plus performances. Daniel Bunge of NOVA of Virginia led with 1,014 points (2:10.10, VA EZ LC Super Sectional). Nico Lahre of Bgc-N. Westchester Marlins posted 1,008 as an 11-year-old (2:31.39), and David Sammons of SwimMAC Carolina was third at 1,002 (1:57.98, Charlotte Open).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	2:10.10	1,014
2	Nico Lahre	11	BGNW	2:31.39	1,008
3	David Sammons	16	MAC	1:57.98	1,002
4	Scotty Thieman	11	PAAC	2:31.88	1,002
5	Charlie Cancelmo	16	SMAC	1:59.53	972
6	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	2:06.34	963

Note: Sammons and Thieman tied at exactly 1,002 points.

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200 Freestyle

Gabriel Brown of Fishers Area Swimming Tigers topped the 200 free with 1,002 points as a 10-year-old (2:14.39, IN SSC May Meters Kickoff) — his second 1,000-point effort of the month across events. Daniel Bunge of NOVA of Virginia followed at 988 (1:58.44, VA EZ Super Sectional), and Luka Mijatovic of Pleasanton Sea Hawks was third at 984.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	2:14.39	1,002
2	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	1:58.44	988
3	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	1:48.11	984
4	Caleb Goodavish	12	VAST	2:02.72	976
5	Benjamin Yang	14	EVO	1:54.83	960
6	Robert Legg	10	PLS	2:17.85	945

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200 IM

Ayden Tan of San Ramon Valley Aquatics posted the highest power-point score on the entire boys' board in May — 1,069 points for a 2:09.74 in the 200 IM at the Tiger Aquatics Memorial Day Meet. The 13-year-old's score stands out across both genders as one of the month's premier performances. Justin Shi of Eagle Swim Team (MD) followed at 1,002 (2:03.19, VA EZ Super Sectional).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	2:09.74	1,069
2	Justin Shi	16	EST	2:03.19	1,002
3	Yi Zheng	16	CSC	2:03.51	996
4	David Sammons	16	MAC	2:03.70	991
5	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	2:34.22	984
6	Qianpu Ye	12	AZOT	2:19.34	981

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400 Free

Gabriel Brown delivers his best single effort of the month in the 400 free — a 1,072-point swim (4:36.94, IN SSC May Meters Kickoff) that stands as the highest power-point score across all boys' events in May. Robert Legg of Pleasanton Seahawks followed at 1,040 (4:41.01), with Luka Mijatovic third at 1,033 (3:45.20).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	4:36.94	1,072
2	Robert Legg	10	PLS	4:41.01	1,040
3	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	3:45.20	1,033
4	Austin Ren	9	KATY	5:15.20	986
5	Brooks Nemeth	9	SRVA	5:18.49	963
6	Luke Gamino	9	TCA	5:18.66	962

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400 IM

Yi Zheng of Carmel Swim Club leads the 400 IM with 1,023 points (4:17.06, Indy Spring Cup), and Philip Scharper of North Baltimore Aquatic Club was just two points behind at 1,021 — both clearing the 1,000-point mark. Scharper, an 11-year-old, also topped the boys' 1500 free board for the month.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Yi Zheng	16	CSC	4:17.06	1,023
2	Philip Scharper	11	NBAC	5:19.45	1,021
3	Nicolas Lahre	11	BGNW	5:23.19	995
4	Avery Hu	11	NOVA	5:23.29	994
5	David Sammons	16	MAC	4:20.65	989
6	Ethan Zhang	11	SRQ	5:24.98	982

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800 Free

Luka Mijatovic of Pleasanton Sea Hawks headlined the 800 free with 1,037 points (7:47.08, TYR Pro Swim Series Sacramento) — his third event appearance this month, with 1,000+ in the 400 free and 800 free. Ethan Reines of Scarlet Aquatics (NJ) followed at 973 (8:23.11, Scarlet Memorial Day).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	7:47.08	1,037
2	Ethan Reines	14	SCAR	8:23.11	973
3	Scotty Thieman	11	PAAC	9:44.27	972
4	Philip Scharper	11	NBAC	9:48.03	956
5	Bronson Jenner	12	PSC	9:13.76	940
6	Ellis Crisci	17	TST	8:05.38	932

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1500 Free

Philip Scharper of North Baltimore Aquatic Club topped the 1500 free with 1,082 points (18:22.89, NBAC Spring Long Course Invitational) — an 11-year-old with the highest power-point score of any swimmer, male or female, on the monthly distance free boards. Luka Mijatovic of Pleasanton Sea Hawks was second at 1,002 (14:59.27, TYR Pro Swim Series Sacramento), and Daniel Radchenko Avondo of Red Team (ST) hit exactly 1,000 points (19:06.14) — an 11-year-old landing precisely on the mark.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Philip Scharper	11	NBAC	18:22.89	1,082
2	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	14:59.27	1,002
3	Daniel Radchenko Avondo	11	NTRO	19:06.14	1,000
4	Gabriel Manteufel	18	SAND	15:13.72	963
5	Bronson Jenner	12	PSC	17:45.37	925
6	Jaxon Ball	12	SMRT	17:48.92	918

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Boys' Sprint Events

Among the sprint events, Luke Gamino of Treasure Coast Aquatics topped the boys' 50 fly with 1,028 points (32.79) as a 9-year-old at the Dr. Aspi Doctor Memorial Invite — one of the highest sprint scores on the monthly boards. Austin Ren of Katy Aquatics followed at 1,005 (33.17), also age 9.

In the 50 breast, Molin Qian of Asphalt Green Aquatics (MR) led with 1,004 points (35.25). Nine-year-old Rossi Cofield of Rockville Montgomery Swim Club (PV) was second at 962 (40.68, Maryland State LC Championship).

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Month at a Glance

Top multi-event performers in May:

• Gabriel Brown (10, FAST) — 5 leaderboard entries including 1,072 pts (400 FR), 1,002 pts (200 FR), 1,004 pts (100 BK), 984 pts (200 IM)
• Robert Legg (10, PLS) — 6 leaderboard entries across 50 BK, 50 FL, 100 FL, 100 FR, 200 FR, 400 FR
• Annabelle Hayes (11, NOVA) — 5 leaderboard entries across sprint, mid, and distance free + 200 BK
• Lauren Lonsdale (14, DART) — topped boards in 200 FR, 200 BK, and 200 IM; 5 total entries
• Gabriella Brito (15, CITI) — 4 event appearances (100 BK, 100 FL, 100 FR, 50 FR)
• Philip Scharper (11, NBAC) — topped the 1500 FR (1,082 pts) and appeared on the 800 FR and 400 IM boards
• Luka Mijatovic (17, PLS) — three distance free boards (400, 800, 1500 FR), all at 1,000+ points

Highest individual power-point scores in May:

• Boys: Ayden Tan — 1,069 pts, 200 IM
• Boys (distance): Philip Scharper — 1,082 pts, 1500 FR
• Boys overall top: Gabriel Brown — 1,072 pts, 400 FR
• Girls: Elliot Leasure (boys) — girls' top single score: Liberty Clark — 1,020 pts, 100 FR / Callie Yue — 1,006 pts, 100 BK

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Full rankings and swimmer profiles available at swimstandards.com.

As the high school and college swim season progresses, many swimmers and coaches wonder whether their times can be entered into the USA Swimming SWIMS database. The classification of a meet determines whether times are officially recognized.

Below is a breakdown of the three types of meets and what qualifies for official USA Swimming times.

🏅 Sanctioned Events
Sanctioned meets follow the full USA Swimming technical and administrative rules and are fully recognized by USA Swimming.

✅ Key Requirements & Benefits:

• The meet must follow USA Swimming rules.
• All times achieved are recognized by USA Swimming.
• All participants (swimmers, officials, coaches, meet staff) must be USA Swimming members.
• Full insurance coverage is provided for USA Swimming members and the host organization.

📋 Approved Competitions
Approved meets follow USA Swimming technical rules but may not require all participants to be USA Swimming members (e.g., YMCA meets).

✅ Key Points:

• The meet must follow USA Swimming technical rules (e.g., proper timing equipment).
• Times are recognized, but only for USA Swimming members.
• Non-USA Swimming members can participate.
• Insurance coverage depends on the host:
  • If hosted by a USA Swimming club, full insurance applies to USA Swimming members.
  • If hosted by a non-USA Swimming entity, insurance applies only to USA Swimming members participating under a USA Swimming club.

🔍 Observed Swims
Observed swims occur in meets run under other organizations' rules (e.g., high school, NCAA, IPC) but have USA Swimming-appointed officials observing swims to ensure compliance.

✅ Important Notes:

• The meet does not follow full USA Swimming rules.
• Only times from observed and approved swims are recognized.
• Only USA Swimming members’ times are eligible for SWIMS.
• No requirement for participants to be USA Swimming members.
• No insurance coverage for swimmers or the host, except for designated USA Swimming Observers.

📌 Which Times Count for SWIMS?

Type of Meet	Times Count for SWIMS?	USA Swimming Membership Required?	Full USA Swimming Rules?
Sanctioned	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Approved	✅ Yes (Only for USA Swimming members)	❌ No	✅ Yes (Technical rules only)
Observed	✅ Yes (Only for observed swims & USA Swimming members)	❌ No	❌ No (Non-USA Swimming rules)

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ℹ️ Final Thoughts
If you're aiming for times that qualify for USA Swimming rankings, records, or national meets, make sure your meet is either sanctioned or approved. If you're competing in high school or college meets, ensure USA Swimming officials are observing if you want those times to count.

For more details, refer to 2024 of the USA Swimming Rules & Regulations.

Have questions? Drop them in the comments below! ⬇️

The outdoor season is underway, and this week's long course meter leaderboard features standout performances across all eight age group divisions. Rankings are based on power points earned by swimmers with times logged in the SwimStandards database during the window of June 4–10, 2026. One swim per swimmer per division is counted, with the highest power point total determining placement.

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10 & Under

Girls

The 10&U girls leaderboard opens with a pair of nine-year-olds trading back-to-back backstroke performances. Emmilyn Hamilton of RAYS takes the top spot with an AAA-standard 38.01 in the 50 back (891 points), edging Avery Norman of FMC, whose 38.25 earned 877 points at the same standard. Rounding out the group, ten-year-old Lauren Lucero of SPAR contributed an AAAA-standard 38.98 in the 50 breast to also land at 877 points — a tie at third with Norman in raw points, though Norman holds the rank by tiebreaker.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Emmilyn Hamilton	9	RAYS	50 Back	38.01	AAA	891
2	Avery Norman	9	FMC	50 Back	38.25	AAA	877
2	Lauren Lucero	10	SPAR	50 Breast	38.98	AAAA	877

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Boys

The boys side belongs to Gabriel Brown of FAST, who posted the highest power point total in the entire 10&U division — 1,024 points — on a 4:43.10 AAAA-standard 400 Free. That's a notable mark for a ten-year-old in long course. Behind him, a pair of nine-year-olds — Aurelius Lien of SCSC (5:23.87, 926 pts) and Jaeden Lin of LIAC (5:24.79, 920 pts) — both earned AAA standards in the same event, separated by less than a second.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	400 Free	4:43.10	AAAA	1,024
2	Aurelius Lien	9	SCSC	400 Free	5:23.87	AAA	926
3	Jaeden Lin	9	LIAC	400 Free	5:24.79	AAA	920

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11–12

Girls

The 1500 Free dominated the 11-12 girls leaderboard, with the top two finishers both clocking AAAA standards in that event. Sarah Chiang, 11, of PDST leads the group with a 19:10.59 (958 points). Morgan Huang, also 11, from LIAC — which appears twice in this week's overall results — comes in at 19:30.12 for 916 points. Twelve-year-old Ashley Lotano of JDST rounds out the group with a 29.22 in the 50 fly, good for an AAAA standard and 906 points.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Sarah Chiang	11	PDST	1500 Free	19:10.59	AAAA	958
2	Morgan Huang	11	LIAC	1500 Free	19:30.12	AAAA	916
3	Ashley Lotano	12	JDST	50 Fly	29.22	AAAA	906

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Boys

The 11-12 boys produced the tightest, most competitive top three of any group this week — all three swimmers within 20 points of each other, and all posting AAAA standards. Nico Lahre, 11, of BGNW tops the leaderboard with a strong 19:03.20 in the 1500 Free (1,005 points), while Caleb Goodavish, 12, of VAST earned 997 points in the 100 Free with a 55.54 — an impressive sprint-to-distance range at the top of the division. Bryce Boudreau, 11, also from LIAC (MR), posted a 19:14.23 in the 1500 Free for 985 points to complete the group.

Note: Boudreau swims for TVSC.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Nico Lahre	11	BGNW	1500 Free	19:03.20	AAAA	1,005
2	Caleb Goodavish	12	VAST	100 Free	55.54	AAAA	997
3	Bryce Boudreau	11	TVSC	1500 Free	19:14.23	AAAA	985

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13–14

Girls

Lillie Dirito, 13, of YY takes the top spot in the 13-14 girls with a 1:04.31 in the 100 back — an AAAA standard worth 972 points. Zaryna Wardlay of MTRO brings the sprint on the 50 free, clocking 26.63 for 921 points, also at AAAA. Completing the trio, fourteen-year-old Lexie D'Amico, listed unattached out of Arkansas, swam a 1:12.85 in the 100 breast for 908 points.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Lillie Dirito	13	YY	100 Back	1:04.31	AAAA	972
2	Zaryna Wardlay	13	MTRO	50 Free	26.63	AAAA	921
3	Lexie D'Amico	14	UN (AR)	100 Breast	1:12.85	AAAA	908

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Boys

Frederic Burks, 14, of XCEL leads the 13-14 boys with a 2:21.02 in the 200 breast, scoring 1,002 points at AAAA. Behind him, the 400 IM is the story: thirteen-year-old Jacob Garcia Villar of TFA posted a 4:41.97 (992 points), while Cai Lockett, 14, of NTRO went 4:34.45 for 969 points. Lockett's faster time actually translates to a lower power point score — a reminder that the points system accounts for age and event context, not raw speed alone.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Frederic Burks	14	XCEL	200 Breast	2:21.02	AAAA	1,002
2	Jacob Garcia Villar	13	TFA	400 IM	4:41.97	AAAA	992
3	Cai Lockett	14	NTRO	400 IM	4:34.45	AAAA	969

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15–18

Girls

The oldest girls division features a pair of 18-year-olds at the top and a 16-year-old rounding out the podium. Albane Cachot, swimming for SUN in Arizona, leads with a 54.37 in the 100 free — 988 points at AAAA. Charlotte Crush, 18, of LAK in Kentucky posted a 2:11.70 in the 200 back for 964 points. Sixteen-year-old Maggie Dickinson of SSTY clocked a 1:02.38 in the 100 back for 938 points, the third AAAA mark in the group.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Albane Cachot	18	SUN	100 Free	54.37	AAAA	988
2	Charlotte Crush	18	LAK	200 Back	2:11.70	AAAA	964
3	Maggie Dickinson	16	SSTY	100 Back	1:02.38	AAAA	938

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Boys

Cullen Kahl, 16, of MAC in Guam headlines the 15-18 boys with a 2:03.99 in the 200 IM — a strong AAAA mark worth 985 points. Behind him, the 100 breast produced a tight finish: fifteen-year-old Edmond Reynolds, unattached out of ST, posted a 1:04.88 (973 pts), while fellow 15-year-old Cullen Cashman of SSYS went 1:05.04 for 968 points. Just 0.16 seconds separated the two breaststrokers, with only five power points between them.

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Standard	Points
1	Cullen Kahl	16	MAC	200 IM	2:03.99	AAAA	985
2	Edmond Reynolds	15	UN (ST)	100 Breast	1:04.88	AAAA	973
3	Cullen Cashman	15	SSYS	100 Breast	1:05.04	AAAA	968

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Week at a Glance

• Top point total of the week: Gabriel Brown (10&U Boys, 1,024 pts — 400 Free, AAAA)
• LIAC had three swimmers appear across the 10&U Boys and 11-12 Girls/Boys divisions, the most of any club this week
• Distance freestyle dominated the 11-12 groups — the 1500 Free appeared in five of the six top spots across both genders
• All 15-18 swimmers posted AAAA standards across both divisions
• Two "Cullen" last-name entries in the 15-18 Boys — Kahl and Cashman — competing in different events

Full leaderboard data and swimmer profiles available at SwimStandards.com.

With the 2025 MCSL Coaches' Long Course Invitational coming up on Tuesday, July 8, here’s a clear guide to help swimmers, parents, and coaches understand:

• How swimmers are selected
• What “scratching” means
• How to navigate strategic choices
• Two real-world examples to show how this plays out

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🔹 Who Gets Invited?

The top 8 swimmers in each individual event across MCSL are invited, based on:

• The best legal SCM times from the first three A meets
• No swim-ups are allowed — only times in your age group count
• The next two swimmers (9th and 10th) are listed as alternates

📊 View All-Star Rankings here — these are the pre-scratch rankings used to determine selections and seeding for the Long Course Invitational.

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🔹 What If There’s a Tie for 8th?

Ties for 8th place are broken using each swimmer’s next best time from the first three meets.

Example:
Swimmer A: 30.10 and 30.30
Swimmer B: 30.10 and 30.50
✅ Swimmer A gets the 8th spot.

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🔹 How Many Events Can a Swimmer Swim?

A swimmer can compete in up to two individual events at the Long Course Meet.

• If you qualify in 1 or 2 events, you're automatically entered.
• If you qualify in more than 2, you must be reduced to two events.

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🔹 Is Scratching Required?

No — scratching is optional (voluntary) before the deadline.

• Swimmers may voluntarily scratch events they don’t want to swim by contacting the MCSL Automation Chair by the deadline (📅 Monday, June 30 at 9:00 PM).
• If a swimmer qualifies in more than two events and does not scratch, MCSL will automatically scratch down to two events using the lowest time-to-record ratio.

⏳ After the deadline, swimmers can only scratch from the entire meet, not individual events.

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🔹 Can I Hold Out for an Alternate Spot?

If a swimmer is already in the top 8 in two events, they cannot “opt out” of one to become eligible for a third event where they placed 9th or 10th.

You’re only considered for an alternate spot if you were never top 8 in more than two events.

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🔍 EXAMPLE 1: Safe Strategy — Keep Control

Swimmer Jane is:

• 6th in 50 Back
• 7th in 50 Free
• 9th in 50 Fly

Jane really prefers 50 Fly. She could:

• Voluntarily scratch 50 Free or Back before the deadline to make herself eligible as an alternate in 50 Fly.

➡️ Pros: Full control over which event(s) she might swim
➡️ Cons: Risky — if no one scratches from 50 Fly, she won’t get to swim it

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🔍 EXAMPLE 2: Strategic Gamble — Let MCSL Decide

Swimmer Max is:

• 7th in 50 Breast
• 8th in 100 Free
• 9th in 50 Fly

Max prefers 50 Fly, but it’s 9th — not guaranteed. He decides not to submit scratches.

Then, after the deadline:

• Several swimmers ahead of him scratch from 50 Fly
• Max moves up to 6th place in all three events

Now qualified in three events — MCSL will automatically scratch one using the time-to-record ratio, and Max might keep 50 Fly if it ranks best against the record.

➡️ Pros: Keeps all options open
➡️ Cons: No control — MCSL chooses which event gets dropped

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✅ Final Tips for Families

• Check Top Times after Week 3 to see where your swimmer stands
• If your swimmer is in 3+ events, talk with coaches about whether to scratch
• Submit voluntary scratches before Monday, June 30 at 9:00 PM
• Remember: MCSL will drop extra events for any swimmer entered in more than two

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🏁 Have questions? Reach out to your Team Rep or Coach. Good luck to all swimmers — we’re cheering you on at Long Course! 🥇

Powered by SwimStandards.com | Rankings based on power points earned from times entered June 11–17, 2026

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The long course meters season is heating up across the country, and the latest leaderboard snapshot — covering performances logged June 11–17 — offers an early look at who's making noise in the pool this summer. Rankings are determined by age-adjusted power points, meaning the scores reward performance relative to age, not just raw speed. Every swimmer listed here posted an AAAA-level time, and all eight age-group winners crossed the 1,000-point threshold.

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10 & Under

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Alexa Jenner	9	PSC	100 Fly	1:13.62	1058
2	Kaila Perry	9	CCA	50 Fly	33.29	992
3	Kensington Jones	9	PASA	100 Back	1:18.18	990

Nine-year-old Alexa Jenner of PSC (Arizona) leads the 10&U girls with a 1:13.62 in the 100 fly worth 1,058 points. All three top performers are 9-year-olds, and notably all three chose butterfly or backstroke events — a sign of technical development at the younger end of age group swimming. Kensington Jones of PASA sits third on 990 points, just two points behind Kaila Perry of CCA.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	400 Free	4:36.50	1076
2	Luke Gamino	9	TCA	100 Fly	1:13.78	1058
3	David Li	10	BREA	100 Fly	1:07.40	1050

Gabriel Brown of FAST (Indiana) tops the 10&U boys with a 4:36.50 in the 400 free — an event that rewards both aerobic development and pacing discipline at this age. His 1,076 points lead the division. Nine-year-old Luke Gamino of TCA matches Alexa Jenner's points total (1,058) across genders with his 100 fly, while David Li of BREA posts a notably faster time (1:07.40) for 1,050 points — a reminder that older age within a bracket doesn't always translate to a higher point score.

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11–12

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	1500 Free	18:07.96	1098
2	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	200 Back	2:27.40	995
3	Yipeng Wang	11	LAC	50 Breast	35.72	933

Annabelle Hayes of NOVA earns the highest point total of any 11–12 girl this week with an 18:07.96 in the 1500 free — good for 1,098 points. Teammate Grace Wang slots in second at 995 points via the 200 back, making NOVA of Southern California the only club to place two swimmers in the same age/gender group this week. Yipeng Wang of LAC (North Texas) rounds out the group with a 35.72 in the 50 breast.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Francis Hei	11	BREA	1500 Free	18:24.70	1078
2	Zakhar Rudenko	11	NOVA	100 Back	1:07.19	1032
3	James Davis	11	FAST	1500 Free	19:08.35	996

The 11–12 boys leaderboard is led by two 11-year-olds from Southern California. Francis Hei of BREA tops the group at 1,078 points with an 18:24.70 in the 1500 free, while Zakhar Rudenko of NOVA follows at 1,032 via the 100 back. James Davis of FAST rounds out the group with a 19:08.35 in the 1500 free, giving Indiana another top-three finish this week after Gabriel Brown's 10&U win. The 1500 free showing a strong footprint across both genders in this age group speaks to the event's power-points upside for developing distance swimmers.

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13–14

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Kate Allen	13	CSC	200 IM	2:16.54	1008
2	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	100 Back	1:02.84	983
3	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	200 Free	2:01.33	977

Thirteen-year-old Kate Allen of CSC leads the 13–14 girls with a 2:16.54 in the 200 IM for 1,008 points — a strong early-season mark. Lauren Lonsdale of DART (Southern Nevada) is close behind at 983 points in the 100 back, and Finola Whelehan of TAC posts 977 points in the 200 free with a 2:01.33. The separation between first and third is just 31 points — a tight grouping by any measure.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	100 Back	55.86	1110
2	Sahiel Pai	13	NOVA	100 Breast	1:06.90	1054
3	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	200 IM	2:11.04	1042

The highest single-week point total across all age groups and genders belongs to Elliot Leasure of RSC (Minnesota), whose 55.86 in the 100 back earns 1,110 points. That's a significant performance for a 14-year-old at the start of the long course season. Behind him, Sahiel Pai (1,054) and Daniel Bunge (1,042) both represent NOVA — notably, different club programs sharing the same name: Pai swims for NOVA of Southern California, while Bunge is with NOVA of Virginia.

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15–18

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Rylee Erisman	17	LAKR	200 Free	1:57.35	1008
2	Reina Liu	16	TAC	100 Back	1:00.70	1006
3	Audrey Derivaux	16	JW	200 IM	2:13.08	991

The 15–18 girls leaderboard is nearly a dead heat at the top. Rylee Erisman of LAKR (Florida) leads with 1,008 points on a 1:57.35 in the 200 free, while Reina Liu of TAC is just two points back at 1,006 with a 1:00.70 in the 100 back. Audrey Derivaux of JW (Metropolitan/Mid-Atlantic) rounds out the group at 991 points in the 200 IM.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Points
1	Yi Zheng	16	CSC	200 IM	1:59.65	1080
2	Jason Van Olst	16	WAVE	200 IM	2:03.81	989
3	Gavin Keogh	18	Unattached (NC)	100 Back	54.91	982

Yi Zheng of CSC (Indiana) posts the week's best 15–18 boys performance with a 1:59.65 in the 200 IM — a sub-2:00 mark worth 1,080 points. Jason Van Olst of WAVE also swam the 200 IM for second at 989 points (2:03.81), and Gavin Keogh, competing unattached in North Carolina, earns third with a 54.91 in the 100 back.

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Week at a Glance

• Top performance of the week: Elliot Leasure (RSC/MN), 100 Back – 55.86 – 1,110 points
• Every age-group winner exceeded 1,000 points, with all performances rated AAAA
• NOVA appears in four of eight leaderboard spots across 11–12 and 13–14, across three different LSCs (SCS, Virginia) — a testament to the breadth of the NOVA brand nationally
• FAST and CSC each place swimmers in multiple age groups, giving Indiana a strong presence in this week's leaderboard
• Distance freestyle earns points: The 1500 free accounts for three top-three finishes across the 11–12 age group, across both genders
• The 200 IM shows up in five of the 24 ranked swims this week — the most of any individual event

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Full results and swimmer profiles available at SwimStandards.com. Rankings reflect performances entered into the system between June 11–17, 2026.

Powered by SwimStandards.com | Rankings based on power points earned from times entered June 18–24, 2026

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The long course season is in full swing, and this week's power points leaderboard reflects some of the strongest age-group performances of the summer so far. From 9-year-olds lighting up the butterfly lanes to 16-year-olds posting elite IM times, Edition 8 covers the top-ranked swims across all four age divisions for the week of June 18–24.

Rankings are based on age-adjusted power points, with one swim per swimmer counted per age group and gender division.

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10 & Under

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Emma Liu	9	KATY	50 Fly	33.69	970
2	Iris Liu	9	PLS	50 Back	36.94	952
3	Stevarra White	9	RMSCM	50 Fly	34.96	900

Nine-year-old Emma Liu (KATY/GU) leads the 10&U Girls division this week with a 33.69 in the 50 Fly — 970 power points that tops her age group by a comfortable margin. Iris Liu (PLS/PC) earned second with a 36.94 in the 50 Back (952 pts), while Stevarra White (RMSCM/PV) rounds out the podium with a 34.96 in the 50 Fly (900 pts). All three are 9 years old, which makes this a notably competitive week at the younger end of the division.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Roman Kuleshov	9	SAS	100 Fly	1:14.60	1037
2	Robert Legg	10	PLS	400 Free	4:41.75	1034
3	Isen Wolfe	10	SPA	400 Free	4:45.04	1009

The 10&U Boys board is tight at the top. Roman Kuleshov (SAS/FG), just 9 years old, takes the top spot with a 1:14.60 in the 100 Fly — 1,037 points that edges out Robert Legg (PLS/PC) by just three points. Legg posted a 4:41.75 in the 400 Free for 1,034 points, with Isen Wolfe (SPA/FL) just behind at 4:45.04 in the same event (1,009 pts). Power points are age-adjusted, so Kuleshov's score as a 9-year-old reflects the relative weight of that performance for his age.

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11–12

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	200 Fly	2:26.13	1023
2	Scarlet Martin	12	FA	1500 Free	18:19.23	913
3	Alex Jackson	11	FINS	50 Back	33.02	904

Grace Wang (NOVA/SCS) puts up the week's standout performance in the 11–12 Girls division — a 2:26.13 in the 200 Fly earns her 1,023 points and the top ranking. That's a substantial lead over second place, where Scarlet Martin (FA/IN) checks in with an 18:19.23 in the 1500 Free (913 pts). Alex Jackson (FINS/LA) rounds out the group with a 33.02 in the 50 Back for 904 points.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Caleb Goodavish	12	VAST	100 Free	54.65	1032
2	Jeffrey Qian	11	AGUA	100 Breast	1:16.49	1020
3	Michael Li	11	LAK	100 Back	1:08.56	989

Caleb Goodavish (VAST/WI) leads the 11–12 Boys with a 54.65 in the 100 Free — a strong result for a 12-year-old that earns 1,032 points. Jeffrey Qian (AGUA/MR) is right on his heels with a 1:16.49 in the 100 Breast (1,020 pts), and Michael Li (LAK/KY) posts 989 points via a 1:08.56 in the 100 Back. Three different events, three different clubs — a well-rounded top three this week.

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13–14

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	100 Fly	59.65	990
2	Autumn McIntosh	13	BZRK	800 Free	8:51.25	962
3	Fernanda Garcia Caldera	14	MEX	100 Back	1:03.69	950

Finola Whelehan (TAC/NC) tops the 13–14 Girls this week with a 59.65 in the 100 Fly — breaking into sub-minute territory at age 14 for 990 points. Autumn McIntosh (BZRK/AR) follows with an 8:51.25 in the 800 Free (962 pts). Fernanda Garcia Caldera (MEX/SCS) rounds out the top three with a 1:03.69 in the 100 Back (950 pts).

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Jett Hatchard	13	OA	100 Back	58.81	1092
2	Janiel Espinosa	13	SF	200 Fly	2:12.27	976
2	Raymond Jew	14	AZOT	200 Breast	2:22.80	976

Jett Hatchard (OA/UT) leads the 13–14 Boys with a 58.81 in the 100 Back — 1,092 points at age 13, the highest score in the division by a wide margin. Behind him, Janiel Espinosa (SF/FG) and Raymond Jew (AZOT/SCS) are deadlocked at 976 points, sharing the second-place ranking. Espinosa gets there via a 2:12.27 in the 200 Fly; Jew matches him with a 2:22.80 in the 200 Breast — two very different events, identical scores.

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15–18

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Rylee Erisman	17	LAKR	200 Back	2:07.00	1046
2	Liberty Clark	18	IU	100 Free	53.51	1031
3	Charlotte Crush	18	LAK	100 Back	1:00.24	1025

Rylee Erisman (LAKR/FL) leads the 15–18 Girls with a 2:07.00 in the 200 Back — 1,046 points at age 17. Liberty Clark (IU/IN) checks in at second with a 53.51 in the 100 Free (1,031 pts), while Charlotte Crush (LAK/KY) rounds out the top three with a 1:00.24 in the 100 Back (1,025 pts). All three performances crack the 1,000-point threshold, reflecting a strong week for the oldest girls' division.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Club	Event	Time	Pts
1	Wilson York	16	LAK	200 Breast	2:13.58	1038
2	Edmond Reynolds	15	UN	100 Breast	1:03.18	1032
3	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	400 Free	3:46.08	1023

Wilson York (LAK/KY) leads the 15–18 Boys with a 2:13.58 in the 200 Breast for 1,038 points. Edmond Reynolds (UN-ST) follows with a 1:03.18 in the 100 Breast (1,032 pts) — Reynolds is unattached (ST), so no club link is provided. Luka Mijatovic (PLS/PC) rounds out the top three with a 3:46.08 in the 400 Free (1,023 pts). The spread across the group is just 15 points — the tightest top-three margin among all Boys divisions this week.

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Week at a Glance

A few storylines worth tracking as the summer continues:

• Jett Hatchard (OA/UT) posted the highest single point total among 13–14 Boys — 1,092 points on a 58.81 in the 100 Back is a benchmark performance for a 13-year-old.
• Grace Wang (NOVA/SCS) leads her division by over 100 points with a 2:26.13 in the 200 Fly, the largest margin of any girls' age group this week.
• Janiel Espinosa and Raymond Jew share second place in the 13–14 Boys at exactly 976 points — reached through entirely different events.
• PLS (PC) places swimmers in three separate divisions this week: 10&U Girls, 10&U Boys, and 15–18 Boys.
• The 15–18 Boys top three is separated by just 15 points — the tightest spread across all eight divisions this week.

Data covers performances added to the SwimStandards database during the week of June 18–24, 2026. Rankings reflect age-adjusted power points; one swim per swimmer per age/gender division.

Data via Swim Standards · Long Course Meters · June 2026

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The 2026 long course season hit its first major crescendo in June, with the TYR Pro Swim Series stop in Indianapolis serving as the month's anchor event. Across the girls' and boys' boards, a handful of swimmers defined the month not just with one strong performance but with multi-event campaigns that demonstrated range, depth, and genuine elite-level speed for their ages.

Two names headline June in ways that demand attention up front. Rylee Erisman of Windermere Lakers put together one of the most complete multi-event months on the girls' side in recent memory — topping three event leaderboards and cracking 1,000 points in each.

The month also continued the rise of several younger swimmers who were already turning heads in May, with Annabelle Hayes, Elliot Leasure, Ayden Tan, and Gabriel Brown all picking up right where they left off.

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A Note on Sprint Events

The 50-meter events (50BK, 50BR, 50FL, and 50FR by time) do not have power-point values available in this dataset. For those events, rankings reflect times only, sorted fastest to slowest.

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Girls' Top Performances

100 Backstroke

Charlotte Crush of Lakeside Swim Team (KY) led the month with a 1,025-point performance (1:00.24, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), topping a board that was remarkably compressed at the top. Reina Liu of TAC Titans was right behind at 1,006 (1:00.70, CMC Triangle Classic) — her third multi-event month in a row putting up 1,000+ scores. On the power-points board, nine-year-old Kensington Jones of Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics and 13-year-old Lillie Dirito of York YMCA round out the top five with scores above 983, reflecting the age-adjusted nature of the system.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Charlotte Crush	18	LAK	1:00.24	1,025
2	Reina Liu	16	TAC	1:00.70	1,006
3	Kensington Jones	9	PASA	1:18.18	990
4	Lillie Dirito	13	YY	1:03.87	989
5	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	1:02.84	983
6	Kennedy Brooks	15	KYA	1:01.95	973

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100 Breaststroke

The breaststroke boards belonged to the younger age groups in June. Payton Garnsey of Delaware Swim Team led on power points at 947 (1:11.58, June Classic), with Emma Fouke of CSP Tideriders second at 943. Four of the top six are 13 or 14 years old — a sign of how deep the 13-14 breaststroke group is shaping up this season.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Payton Garnsey	14	DST	1:11.58	947
2	Emma Fouke	14	CSP	1:11.72	943
3	Maddie Moreth	18	VSC	1:09.17	937
4	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	1:12.35	923
5	Elissa Deal	14	LAK	1:12.56	917
6	Yixi Liu	14	TAC	1:12.58	916

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100 Butterfly

Finola Whelehan of TAC Titans led the 100 fly on power points with 990 (59.65, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis) — remarkable for a 14-year-old going sub-minute in a senior field. Rylee Erisman was second at 987 (58.46), her fastest time of the four events she tops this month. Ten-year-old Adeline Farrier of Clearwater Aquatic Team landed third at 978 (1:10.24) — a 10&U performance that places her well ahead of age expectations.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	59.65	990
2	Rylee Erisman	17	LAKR	58.46	987
3	Adeline Farrier	10	CAT	1:10.24	978
4	Kensington Jones	9	PASA	1:17.45	969
5	Collington Velte	17	EKC	59.59	945
6	Lillie Dirito	13	YY	1:01.95	942

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100 Freestyle

Rylee Erisman topped the 100 free with 1,044 points (53.24, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), one of the highest single-event scores on the girls' board in June. Liberty Clark of Indiana University was right behind at 1,031 (53.51) — the same matchup that headlined the May 100 free board, now remounted on a faster stage. Fourteen-year-old Finola Whelehan lands fourth at 947 (56.56), her second top-five appearance in a sprint event behind a sub-60 fly.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Rylee Erisman	17	LAKR	53.24	1,044
2	Liberty Clark	18	IU	53.51	1,031
3	Annam Olasewere	18	ALTO	54.94	961
4	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	56.56	947
5	Abigail Burke	15	T2	55.56	946
6	Katherine McCrea	13	AZOT	57.65	931

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200 Backstroke

Rylee Erisman put up the month's highest single power-point score on the girls' side in the 200 back — a 1,046-point effort (2:07.00, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis). Annabelle Hayes of Irvine Novaquatics was second at 1,016 (2:25.90, SCS June AG Invite) — an 11-year-old clearing the 1,000-point barrier in a mid-distance backstroke event. Grace Wang, also from Irvine Novaquatics, followed at 995 (2:27.40), giving NOVA a commanding 2-3 in the event.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Rylee Erisman	17	LAKR	2:07.00	1,046
2	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	2:25.90	1,016
3	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	2:27.40	995
4	Sydney Schoeck	17	CSP	2:10.70	981
5	Abi Cowart	13	AHAC	2:16.99	958
6	Louise Vidarsson	15	MSA	2:13.38	954

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200 Breaststroke

Adalene Robillard of Alto Swim Club topped the 200 breast at 936 points (2:29.70, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), continuing her strong start to the LCM season. Emma Fouke of CSP Tideriders was second at 934 (2:33.35) — the 14-year-old's second leaderboard entry this month across breaststroke events.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Adalene Robillard	18	ALTO	2:29.70	936
2	Emma Fouke	14	CSP	2:33.35	934
3	Kaidy Stout	17	GSA	2:30.59	924
4	Madeleine Szymanowski	14	AZOT	2:34.68	916
5	Tessa Jeltema	12	TAC	2:41.77	912
6	Elissa Deal	14	LAK	2:35.26	908

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200 Butterfly

Grace Wang of Irvine Novaquatics topped the 200 fly power-points board with a standout 1,023 (2:26.13, MVN Fran Crippen SMOC) — an 11-year-old leading the event across all ages. Audrey Derivaux of Jersey Wahoos was second at 996 (2:08.56, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), and Ellie Clarke of Carmel Swim Club followed at 975 (2:09.84) — Clarke's consistent presence on the fly boards continuing from May.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	2:26.13	1,023
2	Audrey Derivaux	16	JW	2:08.56	996
3	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	2:09.84	975
4	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	2:13.99	944
5	Grace Gannon	13	FAST	2:17.44	934
6	Ella Legg	14	PLS	2:15.22	925

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200 Freestyle

Rylee Erisman tops her third event board in June, leading the 200 free with 1,039 points (1:56.15, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis). Liberty Clark was second at 1,010 (1:56.73), and Annabelle Hayes landed third at 988 (2:10.99, SCS June AG Invite) — an 11-year-old clearing the top of a field full of 17- and 18-year-olds on the power-points scale.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Rylee Erisman	17	LAKR	1:56.15	1,039
2	Liberty Clark	18	IU	1:56.73	1,010
3	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	2:10.99	988
4	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	2:01.02	985
5	Madi Mintenko	18	CAY	1:58.83	956
6	Abigail Burke	15	T2	2:00.55	946

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200 IM

Kate Allen of Carmel Swim Club led the 200 IM on power points with 1,008 (2:16.54, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis) — a 13-year-old topping a field that includes multiple 17- and 18-year-olds. Audrey Derivaux was second at 999 (2:12.67), just a point shy of four figures, and Sydney Schoeck of CSP Tideriders added 971. This is Allen's second June leaderboard appearance.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Kate Allen	13	CSC	2:16.54	1,008
2	Audrey Derivaux	16	JW	2:12.67	999
3	Sydney Schoeck	17	CSP	2:14.02	971
4	Sydney Hardy	15	SYS	2:14.65	967
5	Reina Liu	16	TAC	2:14.83	958
6	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	2:16.48	957

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400 Free

Annabelle Hayes of Irvine Novaquatics posted 998 points in the 400 free (4:33.88, SCS June AG Invite) — an 11-year-old at the top of a leaderboard that includes 17- and 18-year-olds. Autumn McIntosh of Berzerker Swimming was second at 950 (4:18.51, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis) as a 13-year-old — a fast absolute time that reflects how the power-points system naturally rewards youth.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	4:33.88	998
2	Autumn McIntosh	13	BZRK	4:18.51	950
3	Madi Mintenko	18	CAY	4:11.99	926
4	Penelope Chao	12	NCAC	4:29.69	924
5	Sydney Schoeck	17	CSP	4:13.38	921
6	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	4:18.92	921

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400 IM

Kate Allen of Carmel Swim Club topped the 400 IM board at 998 points (4:47.02, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), her second event win in June, with Sydney Schoeck close behind at 980 (4:39.42) and Audrey Derivaux at 979 (4:39.64). Twelve-year-old Penelope Chao of North Carolina Aquatic Club posted 959 (5:02.68), landing fourth ahead of several older swimmers.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Kate Allen	13	CSC	4:47.02	998
2	Sydney Schoeck	17	CSP	4:39.42	980
3	Audrey Derivaux	16	JW	4:39.64	979
4	Penelope Chao	12	NCAC	5:02.68	959
5	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	4:48.17	949
6	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	4:43.36	947

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800 Free

Annabelle Hayes delivered her most impressive single score of the month in the 800 free — 1,047 points (9:28.91, SCS June AG Invite), the second-highest power-point total on the girls' board in June. Autumn McIntosh of Berzerker Swimming was second at 962 (8:51.25, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), and Grace Wang of Novaquatics added 939 — giving Irvine NOVA two of the top three spots.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	9:28.91	1,047
2	Autumn McIntosh	13	BZRK	8:51.25	962
3	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	9:53.15	939
4	Sydney Schoeck	17	CSP	8:37.28	929
5	Paige Downey	17	GM	8:41.01	908
6	Madi Mintenko	18	CAY	8:42.49	900

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1500 Free

Annabelle Hayes completes a three-event distance sweep with her highest score of the month — 1,098 points in the 1500 free (18:07.96, NOVA June Intrasquad). That's the highest single power-point score on the girls' board in June, full stop. Paige Downey of Gold Medal Swim Club was second at 969 (16:25.25, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), with 13-year-old Autumn McIntosh third at 956 (17:03.43).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Annabelle Hayes	11	NOVA	18:07.96	1,098
2	Paige Downey	17	GM	16:25.25	969
3	Autumn McIntosh	13	BZRK	17:03.43	956
4	Kayla Han	18	RMDA	16:40.98	925
5	Alex Siegel	16	LIAC	16:43.72	922
6	Morgan Huang	11	LIAC	19:30.12	916

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Girls' Sprint Events (Ranked by Time)

Power-point values not available for 50-meter events.

The 50 free was led by Rylee Erisman (24.82, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis) and Annam Olasewere of Alto Swim Club (24.91). Reina Liu was third at 25.26.

In the 50 fly (by power points when available, otherwise by time), Kaila Perry of Crystal Coast Aquatics led the age-group board at 992 points (33.29, CMC Triangle Classic) as a 9-year-old, with Emma Liu of Katy Aquatics second at 970 (33.69) — the 9-10 girls accounting for the top two spots.

In the 50 breast, Lauren Lucero of Spartans of La Canada (949 pts, 10&U) and Ella Xu of First Colony Swim Team (949 pts, age 9) led by power points.

The 50 back senior board was led by Camille Zarecki (22.61, 14) and Bethany Hale (24.22, 18) — both from the same outdoor YMCA meet in Wisconsin. The age-group 50 back leader on power points was Iris Liu of Pleasanton Seahawks (952 pts, 9 years old, 36.94).

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Boys' Top Performances

100 Backstroke

Elliot Leasure of Rochester Swim Club is the story of the backstroke events in June, full stop. His 55.86 in the 100 back at the MN AQJT Summer Spectacular Invite produced 1,110 power points — the second-highest mark on the entire boys' board this month. Jett Hatchard of Olympus Aquatics was second at 1,092 (58.81, UT CHAT Invitational). Both swimmers are 13 or 14 years old, and both scores would be elite in any age group.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	55.86	1,110
2	Jett Hatchard	13	OA	58.81	1,092
3	Zakhar Rudenko	11	NOVA	1:07.19	1,032
4	Michael Li	11	LAK	1:08.56	989
5	Gavin Keogh	18	NCS	54.78	987
6	Hoshi Aono	10	AZOT	1:11.99	982

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100 Breaststroke

Sahiel Pai of Irvine Novaquatics led the 100 breast on power points with 1,054 (1:06.90, SCS June AG Invite) — a 13-year-old continuing his dominant run on breaststroke boards. Edmond Reynolds of Streamline Aquatics was second at 1,032 (1:03.18, ST ASC Firecracker) as a 15-year-old — his absolute time of 1:03 the fastest in the event by any age. Eleven-year-old Jeffrey Qian of Asphalt Green Aquatics landed third at 1,020 (1:16.49).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Sahiel Pai	13	NOVA	1:06.90	1,054
2	Edmond Reynolds	15	SASA	1:03.18	1,032
3	Jeffrey Qian	11	AGUA	1:16.49	1,020
4	Griffin Lin	11	SKA	1:17.62	990
5	Johnny Kucek	13	DYNA	1:08.93	988
6	Andrew Eubanks	18	TDPS	1:01.44	987

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100 Butterfly

The boys' 100 fly produced four performances above 1,000 points. Ayden Tan of San Ramon Valley Aquatics led at 1,061 (57.11, Pacific Swimming Long Course Senior Open) — a 13-year-old going sub-58 in long course. Luke Gamino of Treasure Coast Aquatics followed at 1,058 (1:13.78) as a 9-year-old, and David Li of Brea Aquatics was third at 1,050 (1:07.40). All four 1,000-point swims came from swimmers 13 and under.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	57.11	1,061
2	Luke Gamino	9	TCA	1:13.78	1,058
3	David Li	10	BREA	1:07.40	1,050
4	Roman Kuleshov	9	SAS	1:14.60	1,037
5	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	57.83	1,031
6	Kevin Kubasik	10	AZOT	1:09.82	983

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100 Freestyle

Caleb Goodavish of Verona Area Swim Team led the 100 free on power points at 1,032 (54.65, WI SWAT Summer Grand Prix) — the 12-year-old again topping a senior-stacked field. Robert Legg of Pleasanton Seahawks was second at 970 (1:02.50) and Gabriel Brown of Fishers Area Swimming Tigers third at 951 (1:03.10) — all three of those top spots going to 10-and-12-year-olds.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Caleb Goodavish	12	VAST	54.65	1,032
2	Robert Legg	10	PLS	1:02.50	970
3	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	1:03.10	951
4	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	54.67	941
5	Langston Lindsey	16	GM	50.75	939
6	Evan Pan-Wang	16	MTRO	50.79	938

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200 Backstroke

Leasure doubles down. His 2:02.66 in the 200 back at the same Summer Spectacular meet earned 1,063 points, topping the event board. Jett Hatchard was second at 1,041 (2:08.88, UT CHAT Invitational), and Ayden Tan added 1,015 (2:10.30, Pacific Swimming Long Course Senior Open) — all three of the top performers 14 and under, all above 1,000 points.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	2:02.66	1,063
2	Jett Hatchard	13	OA	2:08.88	1,041
3	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	2:10.30	1,015
4	Fedor Igoshin	15	MAC	2:03.00	1,001
5	Gavin Keogh	18	NCS	1:58.63	990
6	Jax Torba	11	QNS	2:31.44	982

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200 Breaststroke

Wilson York of Lakeside Swim Team topped the 200 breast for the second straight month, posting 1,038 points (2:13.58, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis) as a 16-year-old. Frederic Burks of Excel Aquatics was second at 1,002 (2:21.02, Beaman Toyota Firecracker Invite) as a 14-year-old, and Griffin Lin of Swim Kauai Aquatics — 11 years old — landed third at 995 (2:49.60).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Wilson York	16	LAK	2:13.58	1,038
2	Frederic Burks	14	XCEL	2:21.02	1,002
3	Griffin Lin	11	SKA	2:49.60	995
4	Edmond Reynolds	15	SASA	2:17.58	986
5	Luc Dionne	17	NCAP	2:14.83	982
6	Raymond Jew	14	AZOT	2:22.80	976

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200 Butterfly

Jax Torba of QNS Aquatic Club topped the 200 fly at 1,009 points (2:31.35) as an 11-year-old — his second leaderboard appearance in June across backstroke and butterfly events. Ryker Levi of Scarlet Aquatics was second at 980 (2:01.35, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), and Easton Hollis of Rockwall Aquatic Center of Excellence third at 977 (2:33.86) — another 11-year-old in the top three.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Jax Torba	11	QNS	2:31.35	1,009
2	Ryker Levi	15	SCAR	2:01.35	980
3	Easton Hollis	11	RACE	2:33.86	977
4	Janiel Espinosa	13	SF	2:12.27	976
5	Ewan Dalrymple	17	CS	1:58.53	962
6	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	1:59.15	950

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200 Freestyle

Robert Legg of Pleasanton Seahawks topped the 200 free on power points at 1,022 (2:13.20, NVST Summer Plunge) as a 10-year-old. Caleb Goodavish of Verona Area Swim Team was second at 1,020 (2:00.54), and Gabriel Brown third at 1,013 (2:13.78, IN JAGS Summer Invite). Three 10-and-12-year-olds going 1,000+ in the 200 free is one of the more striking data points of June.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Robert Legg	10	PLS	2:13.20	1,022
2	Caleb Goodavish	12	VAST	2:00.54	1,020
3	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	2:13.78	1,013
4	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	1:47.19	1,007
5	Kingsley Du	13	NOVA	1:58.99	975
6	Kai Joyner	16	RSC	1:50.52	955

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200 IM

Yi Zheng of Carmel Swim Club led the 200 IM with 1,080 points (1:59.65, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), breaking the two-minute barrier in long course. Ayden Tan was second at 1,076 (2:09.39, Pacific Swimming Long Course Senior Open) — so close in points that the gap amounts to a rounding difference despite a 10-second time differential, reflecting the age adjustment at work. Daniel Bunge of NOVA of Virginia posted 1,042 (2:11.04), and 9-year-old Austin Ren of Katy Aquatics cracked 1,020 (2:44.18).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Yi Zheng	16	CSC	1:59.65	1,080
2	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	2:09.39	1,076
3	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	2:11.04	1,042
4	Austin Ren	9	KATY	2:44.18	1,020
5	Wilson York	16	LAK	2:02.49	1,018
6	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	2:33.26	997

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400 Free

Gabriel Brown continued his remarkable run of 400 free dominance with a 1,076-point effort (4:36.50, IN FAST Summer Jam) — his best score of the month and the second-highest power-point total on the boys' board in June. Robert Legg followed at 1,067 (4:37.57, NVST Summer Plunge), and 9-year-old Luke Gamino of Treasure Coast Aquatics landed third at 1,013 (5:11.40, TCA Aaron Vaughn Memorial).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	4:36.50	1,076
2	Robert Legg	10	PLS	4:37.57	1,067
3	Luke Gamino	9	TCA	5:11.40	1,013
4	Isen Wolfe	10	SPA	4:45.04	1,009
5	Rui Rui An	14	CSC	4:04.30	959
6	Joey Eaddy	15	REV	3:58.17	940

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400 IM

Yi Zheng of Carmel Swim Club topped the 400 IM at 1,039 points (4:15.36, TYR Pro Swim Series Indianapolis), the same score he posted in May's 400 IM to the decimal — a level of consistency that underscores just how locked in this 16-year-old is. Jacob Garcia Villar of Texas Ford Aquatics was second at 992 (4:41.97, NT DM Texas Senior Circuit) as a 13-year-old.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Yi Zheng	16	CSC	4:15.36	1,039
2	Jacob Garcia Villar	13	TFA	4:41.97	992
3	Cai Lockett	14	NTRO	4:34.45	969
4	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	4:19.91	963
5	Christian Snyder	11	JW	5:27.83	963
6	Daniel Corkery	12	SBA	5:02.19	959

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800 Free

Francis Hei of Brea Aquatics led the 800 free on power points at 950 (9:49.62, CA TST Minimum Long Course Age Group Meet) as an 11-year-old, with Biko Hooper-Haviland of Boilermaker Aquatics second at 946 (8:02.91, 98th Ohio Valley Championships).

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Francis Hei	11	BREA	9:49.62	950
2	Biko Hooper-Haviland	18	BA	8:02.91	946
3	Jack Reburn	15	SLAC	8:18.94	930
4	Robert Gergardt	11	QSS	9:54.73	928
5	Sawyer Hansen	15	SPA	8:19.88	925
6	Nathan Ly	15	PLS	8:20.64	921

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1500 Free

The boys' 1500 free was owned by the 11-12 age group. Francis Hei of Brea Aquatics led at 1,078 points (18:24.70, CA TST Minimum LCM Age Group Meet), and Scotty Thieman of Parkland Aquatic Club followed at 1,037 (18:46.55, MA PAAC Firecracker Meet). Nico Lahre of Bgc-N. Westchester Marlins rounded out the top three at 1,005 (19:03.20) — all three swimmers 11 years old. Four of the top six are 11 or 12.

#	Swimmer	Age	Club	Time	Pts
1	Francis Hei	11	BREA	18:24.70	1,078
2	Scotty Thieman	11	PAAC	18:46.55	1,037
3	Nico Lahre	11	BGNW	19:03.20	1,005
4	James Davis	11	FAST	19:08.35	996
5	Ethan Huynh	11	DART	19:08.61	995
6	Bryce Boudreau	11	TVSC	19:14.23	985

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Boys' Sprint Events

Beyond Rausch, the 50 free on time was led by 18-year-old Mike Rice of Mecklenburg Swim Association (22.81) and Aibat Myrzamuratov of Coronado Swim Team Elite (22.86).

In the 50 breast (by power points), Thomas Nash of Coast Guard Blue Dolphins led at 989 (40.11) as a 9-year-old, with Brady Richeda of Rapids Swim Team a point behind at 988 (40.14) — also age 9.

The 50 fly age-group board was topped by Robert Legg (984 pts, 10 years old), and the 50 back power-points board was led by Zakhar Rudenko of Irvine Novaquatics (990 pts, 11 years old, 31.82).

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June at a Glance

Top multi-event performers in June:

• Annabelle Hayes (11, NOVA) — led the 1500 FR (1,098 pts), 800 FR (1,047 pts), 200 BK (1,016 pts), 400 FR (998 pts), and 200 FR (988 pts); five event board appearances
• Rylee Erisman (17, LAKR) — led the 200 BK (1,046 pts), 100 FR (1,044 pts), and 200 FR (1,039 pts); 50 FR top time; five total leaderboard entries
• Gabriel Brown (10, FAST) — led the 400 FR (1,076 pts), top-three in 200 FR (1,013 pts) and 200 IM (997 pts); six total leaderboard entries
• Elliot Leasure (14, RSC) — led the 100 BK (1,110 pts) and 200 BK (1,063 pts); also appeared in 50 BK
• Ayden Tan (13, SRVA) — led the 100 FL (1,061 pts), second in 200 IM (1,076 pts), third in 200 BK (1,015 pts)
• Finola Whelehan (14, TAC) — top-five in 100 FL, 100 FR, 200 FL, 200 FR, and 200 IM; five leaderboard entries
• Robert Legg (10, PLS) — led the 200 FR (1,022 pts), second in 400 FR (1,067 pts); appeared on six event boards

Highest individual power-point scores in June:

• Boys (strokes/distance): Elliot Leasure — 1,110 pts, 100 BK
• Girls overall: Annabelle Hayes — 1,098 pts, 1500 FR
• Girls (sprint/mid): Rylee Erisman — 1,046 pts, 200 BK

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