Another week, another deep pool of standout swims from age-groupers across the country. Edition 14 of the LCM Power Points Leaderboard covers the week of July 30 through August 5, ranking the top performances by power points across all four age brackets. From a dominant 100 back swim in the 13-14 boys to a razor-thin margin atop the 15-18 girls 100 free, here's a look at who made noise this week — plus a stacked slate of NAG record swims that highlighted the week.

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🏆 Record-Breaking Week

Edition 14 saw a wave of standout swims across multiple age groups, several of which stand as NAG record marks for their respective divisions.

Event	Category	Time	Swimmer(s)	Club	Date
200 IM	Girls · 13-14 · LCM	2:12.26	Lauren Lonsdale	SN/DART	8/1/2026
200 Free	Boys · 10&U · LCM	2:11.18	Gabriel Brown	IN/FAST	8/1/2026
50 Free	Girls · 17-18 · LCM	24.28	Liberty Clark	IN/ISC	8/1/2026
200 IM	Boys · 10&U · LCM	2:26.68	Gabriel Brown	IN/FAST	7/31/2026
400 Free	Boys · 17-18 · LCM	3:43.45	Luka Mijatovic	PC/PLS	7/31/2026
100 Fly	Boys · 17-18 · LCM	50.64	Rowan Cox	ST/TXLA	7/30/2026
200 Free Relay	Boys · 17-18 · LCM	1:31.33	Nathan Foucu, Clark Apuada, Jack Cameron, Tyler Porter	PC/QSS	7/29/2026
100 Free	Girls · 17-18 · LCM	52.92	Rylee Erisman	FL/LAKR	7/28/2026

A quick note on two names in this table: Liberty Clark's 50 free (24.28) stands as her NAG record for the event, but since the leaderboard below shows one swim per swimmer — her best by power points — she appears there off her 100 free instead. Similarly, Gabriel Brown's 200 free (2:11.18) is a faster raw swim than the 200 IM that earned him the top spot on the 10&U boys board, but the 200 IM carried more points and is the swim represented below.

📌Updated: 🏆 Elliot Leasure also broke his own 13–14 Boys 100 Back NAG Record again. The USA Swimming NAG Records page may still show his previous mark (55.86), which was set on June 14.

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10&U Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Iris Liu	9	PLS	50 Breast	37.49	1112
2	Alexa Jenner	9	PSC	100 Fly	1:12.49	1085
3	Callie Yue	9	PV	100 Back	1:16.03	1047
4	Kensington Jones	9	PASA	50 Back	35.56	1034
5	Kamora Wright	9	MA	50 Back	36.39	985
6	Addie Farrier	10	CAT	50 Fly	31.23	968
7	Sophia Lee-Park	9	NE	400 Free	5:18.99	946
8	Madgalene Roberts	9	MI	50 Fly	34.45	928
9	Emma Zhang	10	NJS	50 Breast	38.12	918
10	Adaleen Cho	9	SMST	50 Back	37.58	915

The 10&U girls board is a showcase for the 9-year-olds this week, with eight of the top ten swims coming from that age. Iris Liu tops the group with a 37.49 in the 50 breast, good for 1,112 points, while Alexa Jenner's 1:12.49 100 fly slots in right behind at 1,085. It's a reminder of how power points reward strength relative to age — several of these swims came in stroke events rather than freestyle, where technical proficiency at a young age tends to separate the field.

10&U Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Gabriel Brown	10	IN	200 IM	2:26.68	1093
2	Aurelius Lien	9	SCSC	400 Free	5:05.03	1059
3	Robert Legg	10	PLS	200 Free	2:12.03	1042
4	Jiaqian Ma	9	PSW	50 Fly	32.96	1017
5	George Xuan	10	NE	50 Breast	36.55	1017
6	Jackson Coslick	9	ASC	400 Free	5:14.64	990
7	Kai-Chen Lin	9	NOVA	400 Free	5:15.15	987
8	Tatsumasa Sekine	9	SCSC	100 Fly	1:16.82	981
9	Nazar Antonyshyn	10	NJS	100 Fly	1:10.53	963
10	Garrett Legg	8	PLS	100 Fly	1:18.37	943

Gabriel Brown leads the way with a 2:26.68 200 IM — a NAG record swim, as noted above — edging out a trio of 400 free performances from Aurelius Lien, Jackson Coslick, and Kai-Chen Lin that all landed within seven points of each other. Also worth noting: Robert Legg and Garrett Legg both appear for PLS, with Garrett doing it at just 8 years old — an early sign of a club producing depth across multiple ages. George Xuan and Jiaqian Ma tied exactly at 1,017 points despite swimming completely different strokes and distances, a good example of how the power points system levels the field across events.

11-12 Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Adriana Newman	11	OAPB	50 Back	32.07	973
2	Zoe Hatfield	12	MV	50 Breast	33.58	967
3	Alex Jackson	11	LA	50 Back	32.33	954
4	Liesl Roberts	11	MI	1500 Free	19:19.21	939
5	Renee Pang	11	PASA	1500 Free	19:20.46	937
6	Bellamy Elrod	11	OH	50 Fly	30.21	926
7	Harper Storm	12	NCS	200 Free	2:08.26	924
8	Emma Lynch	12	FL	200 Free	2:08.27	924
9	Emma Saragossi	11	NCS	100 Back	1:10.43	920
10	Nina Collins	12	SPY	800 Free	9:27.08	915

Distance freestyle makes a strong showing here, with Liesl Roberts and Renee Pang separated by just 1.25 seconds in the mile. But the tightest margin of the week belongs to seventh and eighth place: Harper Storm and Emma Lynch both swam the 200 free within a hundredth of a second of each other — 2:08.26 to 2:08.27 — and finished with identical point totals. Adriana Newman leads the group at 11 years old, showing that age isn't a barrier to the top spot in this bracket.

11-12 Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Nicolas Lahre	11	MRZT	200 Back	2:22.72	1111
2	Robert Gergardt	11	QSS	1500 Free	18:33.11	1062
3	Jace Jackson	11	IN	1500 Free	18:34.91	1059
4	Scott Thieman	11	MA	200 Fly	2:27.61	1057
5	Jax Torba	11	MRZT	200 Fly	2:30.36	1022
6	Philip Scharper	11	NBAC	400 IM	5:19.96	1017
7	Hudson Wenzel	11	SC	50 Back	31.50	1011
8	Ryu Shokinji	11	MI	1500 Free	19:00.12	1011
9	Archer Hougas	12	WEST	50 Fly	27.51	1006
10	Chad Pendleton	11	IN	1500 Free	19:10.27	992

This is the deepest board of the week — every swimmer in the top ten cracked 990 points, and nine of the ten are 11-year-olds. Nicolas Lahre's 200 back headlines the group at 1,111 points, a notably strong mark for the age. The mile also makes multiple appearances, with Robert Gergardt, Jace Jackson, Ryu Shokinji, and Chad Pendleton all cracking the top ten in that event alone — a sign of real distance depth building at this age group nationally.

13-14 Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	200 Free	1:58.90	1039
2	Kate Allen	13	CSC	200 IM	2:16.08	1016
3	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	200 Free	1:59.81	1015
4	Autumn McIntosh	14	BZRK	1500 Free	16:32.04	1005
5	Payton Garnsey	14	DST	100 Breast	1:10.29	986
6	Natalia Lesniewska	14	SYS	50 Free	25.52	979
7	Ayden Ethridge	13	KY	100 Back	1:04.38	969
8	Dhriti Upadhyaya	14	KATY	100 Back	1:03.25	967
9	Zadie Schatz	14	PLS	400 IM	4:46.08	966
10	Ashley Lotano	13	FG	100 Back	1:04.57	962

Lauren Lonsdale tops the group off her 200 free, but her week also included a NAG record swim in the 200 IM (2:12.26), as noted above. She and Finola Whelehan put together nearly identical 200 free swims — 1:58.90 and 1:59.81 — to claim first and third here. The 100 back also proved a popular event this week, with three different swimmers landing in the top ten off that stroke alone. PLS continues its strong showing across brackets, adding Zadie Schatz's 400 IM to the club's tally after appearances in both 10&U boards.

13-14 Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	100 Back	55.26	1136
2	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	100 Back	59.54	1063
3	Yihao Xu	13	ALTO	100 Breast	1:07.12	1047
4	Sahiel Pai	13	NOVA	100 Breast	1:07.32	1041
5	Janiel Espinosa	13	FG	200 Fly	2:09.47	1025
6	Johnny Kucek	13	DYNA	100 Breast	1:07.91	1021
7	Christopher Buss	13	SC	100 Back	1:00.64	1020
8	Eli Kim	13	PLS	200 IM	2:12.29	1017
9	Tyler Harris	14	MAKO	100 Back	58.17	1016
10	Cayden Hoang	13	NE	100 Breast	1:08.43	1004

The headline swim of the entire leaderboard this week comes from Elliot Leasure, whose 55.26 in the 100 back is worth 1,136 points — a full 73 points clear of second place, and the largest gap between first and second anywhere on this week's board. It's a swim that would hold up in plenty of senior-level fields, let alone the 13-14 age group. Behind him, the breaststroke depth stands out, with four swimmers inside the top ten coming off 100 breast swims within a second and a half of each other.

15-18 Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Rylee Erisman	17	LAKR	100 Free	52.92	1060
2	Liberty Clark	18	ISC	100 Free	52.97	1058
3	Charlotte Crush	18	LAK	100 Back	59.91	1038
4	Madi Mintenko	18	CAY	200 Free	1:55.87	1033
5	Alyssa Sagle	18	NCAP	100 Back	1:00.15	1029
6	Audrey Derivaux	16	JW	200 IM	2:11.89	1014
7	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	200 Back	2:08.96	1011
8	Sadie Buckley	17	NCAP	200 IM	2:12.03	1009
9	Abi Burke	15	T2	200 Free	1:58.16	1007
10	Lane Francis	16	NOVA	100 Back	1:00.78	1003

Rylee Erisman and Liberty Clark delivered the closest race on the entire board this week, going 52.92 to 52.97 in the 100 free — five hundredths and just two points apart. Clark's week also included a NAG record swim in the 50 free (24.28), noted above, though her 100 free is the swim that represents her here. The 100 back also had a strong week, with three swimmers inside the top ten off that event. NCAP placed two swimmers in the group via Alyssa Sagle and Sadie Buckley, a nice showing of club depth heading into the back half of the summer season.

15-18 Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Rowan Cox	18	TXLA	100 Fly	50.64	1071
2	Wilson York	16	LAK	100 Breast	1:00.86	1070
3	Reef McMeeking	15	LAKR	100 Breast	1:02.18	1067
4	Cullen Kahl	16	MAC	200 IM	2:00.28	1066
5	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	400 Free	3:43.45	1054
6	Ian Call	17	NAC	100 Breast	1:00.26	1048
7	Charlie Cancelmo	16	SMAC	100 Fly	52.47	1042
8	Syunta Lee	16	WEST	200 IM	2:02.11	1026
9	Jackson Hartzler	17	CFSC	200 IM	1:59.96	1025
10	Cullen Cashman	15	SSYS	100 Breast	1:03.47	1022

The top four spots here are separated by just five points, making this the tightest race for the top of the board across all eight groups. Rowan Cox's 100 fly stands as a NAG record and narrowly edges Wilson York and Reef McMeeking, with breaststroke doing a lot of the heavy lifting — four of the top ten swims came in the 100 breast. Worth flagging: Reef McMeeking is just 15 and already sits third in the group, ahead of several 16-, 17-, and 18-year-olds. Also elsewhere on the record board this week: Luka Mijatovic's 400 free (3:43.45) and the QSS 200 free relay quartet of Nathan Foucu, Clark Apuada, Jack Cameron, and Tyler Porter (1:31.33).

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Week at a Glance

• NAG Record Watch: Eight swims this week stand as NAG records across five different age/gender groups — headlined by Gabriel Brown's 200 IM (10&U Boys) and Rowan Cox's 100 fly (17-18 Boys). Full list above.
• Records not reflected in rankings: Liberty Clark's 50 free NAG record (24.28) and Gabriel Brown's 200 free NAG record (2:11.18) don't appear on the main board — each swimmer's higher-scoring swim represents them instead.
• Biggest statement swim: Elliot Leasure's 55.26 100 back (1,136 points) was the top-scoring swim on the entire board, and by the widest margin over second place of any age group this week.
• Closest race: Rylee Erisman and Liberty Clark in the 15-18 girls 100 free — 52.92 to 52.97, just two points apart.
• Exact tie: Harper Storm and Emma Lynch matched point totals in the 11-12 girls 200 free despite racing at different meets.
• Club depth to watch: PLS placed swimmers across four different boards this week — 10&U boys (twice), 13-14 girls, and 15-18 boys.
• Distance strength: The 11-12 boys mile alone produced four top-ten finishers, underscoring real depth building in that event nationally.

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Standings reflect swims logged between July 30 and August 5, 2026, ranked by USA Swimming power points. All listed times meet the AAAA standard except where noted (Adaleen Cho, 10&U Girls, AAA). Rankings follow SwimStandards' competition-ranking methodology, with ties at the cutoff included.

Re: Simulating the 2026 Junior Pan Pacs Roster: An Unofficial Look at Who the Priority Rules Point To

The official 2026 Junior Pan Pacific Championships roster is out, so it's a good time to check our projection against it — where we got it right, where we didn't, and why.

The Scorecard

Women: 14 of 20 projected selections matched the official roster.

• Projected but not official: Rylee Erisman, Brinkleigh Hansen, Sydney Schoeck, Charlotte Crush, Alex Siegel, Emily Wolf
• Official but missed by projection: Paige Downey, Ellie Clarke, Kennedi Southern, Vivienne Zangaro, Lane Francis, Mia Buff

Men: 19 of 20 matched.

• Projected but not official: Cullen Kahl
• Official but missed by projection: Ellis Crisci

The Known Issue

Our model builds projections from final time rankings, filtered by age eligibility — it doesn't currently know which heat a swimmer actually competed in. That's a meaningful gap, because selection isn't purely time-based: only athletes who actually swim in the 18-U final are eligible for consideration in that event. A swimmer can be fast enough on paper and still be ineligible, for reasons our current data doesn't capture.

We've traced most of the women's misses back to two variants of that same root cause:

1. Already on a Senior Pan Pacs Team.
Rylee Erisman (Pan Pacs) and Brinkleigh Hansen (open water) were both already on senior rosters heading into this meet, which makes them ineligible for Junior Pan Pacs regardless of how fast they swam here. Our model has no way to check senior-team status yet, so it projected them anyway.

2. Opted out of the 18-U final entirely.
Charlotte Crush swam directly in the Open final in every event we checked, with no record of racing an 18-U final all week — meaning she was never actually in consideration for a Junior Pan Pacs spot, whatever her time-only ranking suggested. Sydney Schoeck's results follow the same pattern in the events we've checked so far, though we haven't confirmed it across her full event list yet.

The Boys' Side: Fully Resolved

The one men's miss came down to a head-to-head Priority-3 comparison, not a data gap:

• Ellis Crisci, 400 Free: 3:50.89 vs. 3:42.43 Medal Standard = +3.806%
• Cullen Kahl, 200 IM: 2:00.28 vs. 1:55.80 Medal Standard = +3.869%

Luka Mijatovic opted out of the 400 Free 18-U final, and Crisci was actually 2nd place in that final. Crisci ended up marginally closer to the Medal Standard than Kahl, which gave him the last Priority-3 spot. Straightforward once you have the actual final results — our projection just didn't know about Mijatovic's opt-out.

Still Open

After the known-issue cases above, the remaining women's differences are:

• Projected: Alex Siegel, Sydney Schoeck, Kayla Han, Mena Boardman
• Official: Kennedi Southern, Vivienne Zangaro, Grace Koenig-Song, Mia Buff

We haven't traced these back to a specific cause yet. We'll follow up once we've worked through them. In the meantime, this is exactly the kind of gap that tells us where to improve the model — tracking actual 18-U vs. Open final participation, and senior-team status, instead of relying on time rankings alone.

Official 2026 Junior Pan Pacs Roster

Women

First Name	Last Name	Club	Events
Gabi	Brito	Beach Cities Alpha	100 FR, 50 FL, 100 FL, 50 BK
Sadie	Buckley	Nations Capital Swim Club	200 IM, 400 IM
Mia	Buff	Greater Toledo Aquatic Club	50 FL
Abi	Burke	T2 Aquatics	200 FR, 400 FR
Ellie	Clarke	Carmel Swim Club	200 BK
Audrey	Derivaux	Jersey Wahoos	100 FL, 200 FL, 200 BK, 200 IM, 400 IM
Paige	Downey	Gold Medal Swim Club	800 FR, 1500 FR
Lane	Francis	NOVA of Virginia	100 BK
Kayda	Geyer	Mecklenberg Swim Association	200 BR
Aria	Grossenbach	Patriot Aquatic Club	100 FR
Sydney	Hardy	Sarasota Sharks	200 FR
Zara	Kocak	Excel Aquatics	200 FL
Grace	Koenig-Song	NASA Wildcat Aquatics	50 BR, 100 BR
Kate	McKinnon	Aquawolves Swim Team	50 FR
Zayda	Miehl	Corvallis Aquatic Team	800 FR, 1500 FR
Maddie	Moreth	Valparaiso Swim Club	50 BR, 100 BR
Alyssa	Sagle	Nations Capital Swim Club	50 BK, 100 BK
Kennedi	Southern	Lakeside Aquatic Club	50 FL
Kaidy	Stout	Greensboro Swimming Association	200 BR
Vivienn	Zangaro	Long Island Aquatic Club	400 FR

Men

First Name	Last Name	Club	Events
Jordan	Ragland	Life Time Northern California	100 FR
Mike	Rice	Mecklenberg Swim Association	100 FR
Kai	Joyner	Rochester Swim Club	200 FR
Luka	Mijatovic	Pleasanton Seahawks	200 FR, 800 FR, 1500 FR
Ewan	Dalrymple	Columbia Swimming	200 FL
Wilson	York	Lakeside Swim Team	200 BR
Davis	Jackson	TAC Titans	50 BK, 100 BK
Jake	Lloyd	Central Ohio Aquatics	50 FL
Yi	Zheng	Carmel Swim Club	400 IM
Charlie	Cancelmo	Seattle Metropolitan Aquatic Club	100 FL
Ian	Call	Nashville Aquatic Club	50 BR, 100 BR
Ethan	Bathala	Bolles School Sharks	50 BK
Trent	Allen	Carmel Swim Club	400 FR
Ty	Thomas	River City Aquatics	100 BK
Jackson	Hartzler	Cypress Fairbanks Swim Club	200 IM
Brody	Chandler	Sierra Marlins Swim Team	50 FR
Andrew	Eubanks	The Dolphins Swim Team	50 BR, 100 BR
Anthony	Dornoff	La Mirada Armada Swim Team	400 IM
David	Sammons	SwimMAC Carolina	200 FL
Ellis	Crisci	Tsunami Swim Team of Kansas City	400 FR, 1500 FR

Important: this is not the official roster. USA Swimming will announce the actual 2026 Junior Pan Pacific Championships team based on the Finish Order of Available Swimmers in the 18-and-under finals at the 2026 Toyota National Championships. This unofficial simulation applies USA Swimming's published priority rules to final-event records in the Swim Standards database, ranking swimmers by final time because the data does not retain official finish positions. Scratches, disqualifications, and other official selection details may cause the actual roster to differ.

With that context, here is what the updated simulation projects.

How the Simulation Works

USA Swimming's eight selection priorities are applied separately to women and men, with a maximum of 20 swimmers on each roster. Full details are available in USA Swimming's 2026 Junior Pan Pacific Championships Athlete Selection Procedures:

1. The two best-finishing Available Swimmers in each of the 100 Free and 200 Free
2. The best-finishing Available Swimmer in each other event
3. The second-best-finishing Available Swimmer in each other event
4. The third-best-finishing Available Swimmer in the 100 Free
5. The third-best-finishing Available Swimmer in the 200 Free
6. The fourth-best-finishing Available Swimmer in the 100 Free
7. The fourth-best-finishing Available Swimmer in the 200 Free
8. The third-best-finishing Available Swimmer in each other event

The wording “in each of the 100 Free and 200 Free” is important: Priority 1 can initially identify four event positions—two from the 100 Free and two from the 200 Free. If the same swimmer occupies a qualifying position in both events, that swimmer counts only once toward the roster.

The Junior Pan Pacs program also includes the 50 Back, 50 Breast, and 50 Fly as individual events, so those events are included in Priorities 2, 3, and 8.

What “Percentage of Medal Standard” Means

The tables include each swim's Percentage of Medal Standard (% of MS). The Medal Standard is the average bronze-medal-winning time from the 2023 World Championships, 2024 Olympic Games, and 2025 World Championships for each event, as published in Appendix 1 of USA Swimming's selection procedures.

The formula is:

Percentage of MS = [(Swimmer's Time − Medal Standard) ÷ Medal Standard] × 100

A lower percentage means the swim was closer to the senior international medal benchmark. Percentage of MS does not replace Finish Order as the primary selection method. It is used to rank swimmers within a priority when the number of swimmers in that priority would exceed the remaining roster spots.

The Updated Picture

The men's roster fills all 20 places by Priority 3. Four unique swimmers enter through Priority 1, 11 through Priority 2, and the final five through Priority 3.

The women's roster reaches 20 at Priority 7. Only three unique swimmers enter through Priority 1, indicating that one swimmer occupied a top-two position in both the 100 Free and 200 Free. Nine swimmers are added at Priority 2 and six at Priority 3. The final two places go to the third- and fourth-best finishers in the 200 Free at Priorities 5 and 7.

Closest to Medal Standard

• Women: Rylee Erisman, 52.92 in the 100 Free, at +0.53%
• Men: Ian Call, 27.09 in the 50 Breast, at +1.35%

Projected Women's Roster (20/20, Unofficial)

Priority	Swimmer	Club	Event	Time	% of MS
1	Rylee Erisman	Windermere Lakers	100 Free	52.92	+0.53%
1	Aria Grossenbach	Patriot Aquatic Club	100 Free	54.85	+4.20%
1	Abi Burke	T2 Aquatics	200 Free	1:58.16	+3.39%
2	Gabi Brito	Beach Cities Alpha	50 Free	24.99	+3.22%
2	Brinkleigh Hansen	Saint Petersburg Aquatics	400 Free	4:07.92	+3.45%
2	Sydney Schoeck	CSP Tideriders	800 Free	8:32.44	+4.31%
2	Zayda Miehl	Corvallis Aquatic Team	1500 Free	16:15.93	+3.53%
2	Alyssa Sagle	Nation's Capital Swim Club	50 Back	28.03	+2.86%
2	Charlotte Crush	Lakeside Swim Team	100 Back	59.91	+3.06%
2	Maddie Moreth	Valparaiso Swim Club	50 Breast	31.30	+4.02%
2	Kayda Geyer	Mecklenburg Swim Association	200 Breast	2:28.22	+4.33%
2	Audrey Derivaux	Jersey Wahoos	100 Fly	58.17	+3.18%
3	Kate McKinnon	Aquawolves Swimming	50 Free	25.06	+3.51%
3	Alex Siegel	Long Island Aquatic Club	400 Free	4:09.88	+4.27%
3	Grace Koenig-Song	Nasa Wildcats	50 Breast	31.62	+5.09%
3	Kaidy Stout	Greensboro Swimming Association	200 Breast	2:28.54	+4.55%
3	Zara Kocak	Excel Aquatics	200 Fly	2:10.07	+3.29%
3	Sadie Buckley	Nation's Capital Swim Club	200 IM	2:12.03	+2.62%
5	Sydney Hardy	Sarasota Sharks	200 Free	1:58.96	+4.09%
7	Emily Wolf	Fishers Area Swimming Tigers	200 Free	1:59.67	+4.71%

The women's roster does not use Priorities 4, 6, or 8. Its final two selections both come from the 200 Free depth ladder: Sydney Hardy at Priority 5 and Emily Wolf at Priority 7.

Projected Men's Roster (20/20, Unofficial)

Priority	Swimmer	Club	Event	Time	% of MS
1	Jordan Ragland	University of California	100 Free	49.19	+3.86%
1	Luka Mijatovic	Pleasanton Sea Hawks	200 Free	1:46.04	+1.40%
1	Mike Rice	Mecklenburg Swim Association	100 Free	49.53	+4.58%
1	Kai Joyner	Rochester Swim Club	200 Free	1:48.10	+3.37%
2	Brody Chandler	Sierra Marlins Swim Team	50 Free	22.38	+3.95%
2	Ethan Bathala	Bolles School Sharks	50 Back	25.51	+4.81%
2	Ty Thomas	River City Aquatics	100 Back	55.10	+5.35%
2	Davis Jackson	TAC Titans	200 Back	1:58.67	+3.25%
2	Ian Call	Nashville Aquatic Club	50 Breast	27.09	+1.35%
2	Wilson York	Lakeside Swim Team	200 Breast	2:11.81	+3.15%
2	Jake Lloyd	Sun Devil Swimming	50 Fly	24.12	+6.02%
2	Charlie Cancelmo	Seattle Metropolitan Aquatic	100 Fly	52.47	+4.25%
2	Ewan Dalrymple	Columbia Swimming	200 Fly	1:56.56	+2.66%
2	Jackson Hartzler	Cypress Fairbanks Swim Club	200 IM	1:59.96	+3.59%
2	Yi Zheng	Carmel Swim Club	400 IM	4:14.82	+2.30%
3	Andrew Eubanks	The Dolphins Portland Swimming	100 Breast	1:00.54	+2.82%
3	Anthony Dornoff	La Mirada Armada	400 IM	4:16.49	+2.98%
3	David Sammons	SwimMAC Carolina	200 Fly	1:57.14	+3.17%
3	Trent Allen	Carmel Swim Club	400 Free	3:50.81	+3.77%
3	Cullen Kahl	Magnolia Aquatic Club	200 IM	2:00.28	+3.87%

The men's roster is complete at Priority 3, so none of the 100/200 Free depth priorities or Priority 8 is needed.

Note: Mike Rice and Micah Tennison tied at 49.53 in the 100 Free final. Rice earned the Junior Pan Pac selection position via the subsequent swim-off (49.07); the swim-off established finish order but does not replace the final time.

A Few Notes

• Priority 1 does not mean the two best swimmers combined across the 100 Free and 200 Free. It means the top two in the 100 Free and the top two in the 200 Free, with duplicate swimmers counted only once.
• Rylee Erisman's 100 Free is the closest women's swim to the Medal Standard, while Ian Call's 50 Breast is the closest men's swim.
• The 50 Back, 50 Breast, and 50 Fly are Junior Pan Pac individual events and are included in the projection. Their inclusion changes the swimmers selected before the men's roster reaches its 20-swimmer limit.
• Selection is based on Finish Order among Available Swimmers. Percentage of Medal Standard only helps order swimmers within an oversubscribed priority; it is not a replacement for Finish Order.

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This is an unofficial, fan-generated simulation based on final-event data from the 2026 Toyota National Championships in the Swim Standards database. Swimmers are ranked by final time within each sex and event because the database records used for this analysis do not retain official finish positions. The simulation includes the Junior Pan Pac individual-event program, including the 50 Back, 50 Breast, and 50 Fly, and applies USA Swimming's published selection priorities. It may differ from the official team because official Available Swimmer requirements—including intent, citizenship, passport, availability, and Pan Pac status—are not present in this database and must be verified separately. Scratches, disqualifications, official finish-order data, and other provisions may also affect selection. Percentage of Medal Standard is included for context and for the within-priority ordering described by USA Swimming; it is not the primary selection criterion. Refer to USA Swimming for the official roster.

Another week of long course racing is in the books, and the numbers are in. This edition's board is stacked with tight finishes and breakout swims from some of the country's deepest club programs — headlined by a National Age Group Record from Lubo Liu-Tchorbadjiyski in the 13-14 Boys bracket. Here's how the rankings shook out across all four age brackets.

10 & Under

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Jordin Omoniyi	9	CFSC	50 Fly	32.92	1013
2	Emma Liu	9	KATY	50 Fly	32.94	1011
3	Ella Xu	9	FCST	100 Breast	1:26.94	1003
4	Adeline Farrier	10	CAT	100 Fly	1:09.78	989
5	Olivia Posegay	9	NTRO	100 Free	1:08.42	968
6	Hadley Wheeler	10	SSAN	50 Back	34.07	958
7	Alinea Fung	9	BCA	200 IM	2:49.27	948
8	Jaiya Dua	9	SHOR	50 Breast	41.49	931
9	Ahana Ghosh	9	CFSC	50 Fly	34.61	919
10	Olivia Viel	9	HEAT	100 Back	1:20.97	917

The top of the girls' 10&U board came down to hundredths. Jordin Omoniyi and Emma Liu, both 9, went 32.92 and 32.94 in the 50 Fly to claim the top two spots by a margin of just two points, and the pair account for two of three CFSC/KATY-affiliated swims among the top 10 — Ahana Ghosh's 34.61 gave CFSC a second entry at No. 9. Elsewhere, Ella Xu's 1:26.94 100 Breast and Adeline Farrier's 1:09.78 100 Fly rounded out a top five built almost entirely on stroke events rather than freestyle.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	200 IM	2:27.47	1081
2	Austin Ren	9	KATY	200 IM	2:41.68	1054
3	Bryce Alpert	9	AZOT	100 Fly	1:16.46	990
4	Jude Ramirez	9	KATY	50 Fly	33.81	966
5	Declan Wang	10	AZOT	100 Back	1:12.62	965
6	Matthew Zhao	10	BREA	100 Breast	1:22.15	962
7	Trevor Kin Ho Lam	9	DARE	50 Fly	33.89	961
8	Tate Harmon	10	DFAC	50 Fly	31.41	959
9	Adam Aburas	10	FCST	100 Back	1:13.39	945
10	Hoshi Aono	10	AZOT	100 Back	1:13.56	940

Gabriel Brown's 2:27.47 200 IM was the class of the boys' field, opening a 27-point gap over runner-up Austin Ren's own strong IM effort (2:41.68). It's worth noting Ren accomplished that at age 9, a year younger than Brown. AZOT placed three swimmers in the top 10 — Bryce Alpert, Declan Wang, and Hoshi Aono — spanning fly, back, and IM, a sign of real depth across strokes for that program this week.

11-12

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Penelope Chao	12	NCAC	1500 Free	17:43.43	996
2	Sarah Chiang	11	PDST	1500 Free	19:07.68	964
3	Zoe Hatfield	12	KCB	50 Breast	33.75	957
4	Joy Huang	11	BC	100 Fly	1:06.62	947
5	Kylee Carpenter	12	SHRK	100 Back	1:06.71	933
6	Isabella Moran	11	SAND	50 Back	32.84	917
7	Katherine Ballis	11	TWST	100 Breast	1:18.91	910
8	Bellamy Elrod	11	RAYS	100 Fly	1:08.03	907
9	Evyn Cain	12	WYNS	50 Fly	29.29	901
10	Ellie Sungy	11	CUDA	50 Breast	36.29	901

Distance freestyle set the tone at the top, with Penelope Chao's 17:43.43 1500 leading the way and Sarah Chiang backing it up at No. 2 — notable given Chiang did it as an 11-year-old racing up an age bracket in points terms. From there the board opens up stroke-wise, with breaststroke (Hatfield, Ballis, Sungy) and butterfly (Huang, Elrod, Cain) each landing three swimmers in the top 10. Cain and Sungy tied on points (901) despite competing in entirely different events, a good reminder of how the age-adjusted scoring can level swims that look very different on the clock.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Junyou He	11	ROSE	50 Back	30.79	1060
2	Jiaming Liu	12	ROSE	50 Breast	31.95	1022
3	Jace Jackson	11	FAST	800 Free	9:37.76	1000
4	Eli Hu	11	MVN	100 Breast	1:17.64	990
5	ABRAHAM SOLIS PINTO	11	AAAA	200 Fly	2:32.94	989
6	Julian James	11	FCST	200 Breast	2:52.87	960
7	Ernest Hsu	11	ROSE	100 Breast	1:18.91	957
8	Ryan Malczewski	11	WEST	800 Free	9:49.06	952
9	Harrison Hull	11	FA	200 Fly	2:36.26	947
10	Leo Zhong	11	XCEL	1500 Free	19:35.63	945

Junyou He's 30.79 50 Back leads this bracket at 1060 points, with Jiaming Liu's 31.95 50 Breast close behind at No. 2. ROSE placed three swimmers in the top 10 — He, Liu, and Ernest Hsu — giving the program a strong presence across back, breast, and mixed age groups. The bottom half of the board leans distance and fly: Jace Jackson and Ryan Malczewski both cracked the top 10 in the 800 Free, Harrison Hull and Abraham Solis Pinto both scored well in the 200 Fly, and Leo Zhong's 19:35.63 1500 Free rounds out the board at No. 10. Three swims this week — Julian James's 200 Breast, Harrison Hull's 200 Fly, and Leo Zhong's 1500 Free — were recorded at the AAA standard rather than AAAA.

13-14

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Harper Rauch	13	CWAC	1500 Free	16:36.56	1030
2	Emma Fouke	14	CSP	100 Breast	1:09.68	1005
3	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	200 Back	2:12.59	999
4	Kate Allen	13	CSC	50 Free	26.02	974
5	Elissa Deal	14	LAK	200 Breast	2:32.06	952
6	Abi Cowart	13	AHAC	200 Back	2:17.48	950
7	Millie Juergens	14	CFSC	100 Breast	1:11.60	946
8	Grace Gannon	13	FAST	200 IM	2:20.24	940
9	Madison Suchecki	14	SSC	400 IM	4:49.32	939
10	Nora Kellstrom	13	DUNE	100 Back	1:05.18	938

Harper Rauch's 16:36.56 in the 1500 Free tops the girls' board at 13, and it's a genuinely fast swim regardless of the points context — that pace holds up well against older distance specialists nationally. Breaststroke had a strong week here too, with Emma Fouke, Elissa Deal, and Millie Juergens all cracking the top 10 in either the 100 or 200. Kate Allen's 26.02 50 Free stands out as the lone pure sprint entry among a board otherwise dominated by mid-distance and stroke-200 swims.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Jett Hatchard	13	OA	100 Back	58.18	1117
2	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	100 Fly	56.41	1090
3	Jacob Lee	13	ROSE	100 Breast	1:07.29	1042
4	Lubo Liu-Tchorbadjiyski	14	NTA	100 Free	51.03	1030
5	Ryan Yao	14	LIAC	200 IM	2:07.02	1026
6	Alex Kirsling	13	NTRO	100 Back	1:00.79	1014
7	Layten Norem	13	ACAC	100 Back	1:00.87	1011
8	Nelson Spaulding	13	CM	100 Fly	58.76	994
9	Jacob Garcia Villar	14	TFA	400 IM	4:31.80	993
10	Jaxson Daniel	14	NCAP	200 Back	2:06.47	989

The single best swim of the entire leaderboard this week came from this bracket: Jett Hatchard's 58.18 100 Back at age 13 scored 1117 points, the highest total across all eight boards. Daniel Bunge's 56.41 100 Fly wasn't far behind at 1090, and the two, plus a strong Jacob Lee breaststroke swim at No. 3, gave the top of this list serious separation from the rest of the field. Lubo Liu-Tchorbadjiyski's 51.03 100 Free at No. 4 carries extra weight this week — the time stands as a National Age Group Record in the 13–14 Boys 100 Free (more below). Backstroke was well represented all the way down, with Hatchard, Kirsling, Norem, and Daniel also landing top-10 finishes in either the 100 or 200 distance.

Record Watch: Lubo Liu-Tchorbadjiyski Sets NAG Record

Lubo Liu-Tchorbadjiyski's 51.03 100 Free doesn't just top the 13-14 Boys board — it's a new National Age Group Record in the 13–14 Boys 100 Free. At 14, Liu-Tchorbadjiyski still has room within that age bracket, and this swim immediately puts him at the top of the national conversation in the event heading into the rest of the summer season.

15-18

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Kennedy Brooks	15	KYA	100 Back	1:00.91	1016
2	Liberty Clark	18	ISC	100 Free	53.89	1012
3	Ellie Clarke	16	CSC	200 Back	2:11.33	970
4	Louise Vidarsson	15	MSA	200 Back	2:12.96	961
5	Odette Brown	16	TG	200 Breast	2:29.35	953
6	Camryn Siegers	17	MLA	100 Back	1:02.23	944
7	Charlie Terrell	15	NBA	50 Free	25.59	939
8	Macey Degroot	18	SHRK	200 Back	2:13.35	935
9	Ava Grazziani	18	LAK	200 Back	2:13.40	934
10	Abby Chan	17	HSA	100 Back	1:02.49	933

Kennedy Brooks and Liberty Clark were separated by just four points at the top, with Brooks's 1:00.91 100 Back narrowly edging Clark's 53.89 100 Free — a nice head-to-head between a 15-year-old and an 18-year-old at opposite ends of this age bracket. Backstroke dominated the list overall, claiming six of the ten spots across the 100 and 200 distances. The 200 Back in particular produced a bunched trio at Nos. 8-10, with Macey Degroot, Ava Grazziani, and Abby Chan all within two-tenths of each other in points.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Justin Shi	16	EST	100 Fly	53.50	996
2	Gabe Hanson	15	NCAP	100 Back	57.32	988
3	Khairi Slater	15	ZSC	100 Fly	54.50	987
4	Robbie Rosenbaum	16	BSC	100 Back	56.11	982
5	Jo Witdoeckt	16	NCAP	100 Back	56.17	980
6	Everett Heiser	15	ZSC	100 Back	57.59	976
7	Lucas Postovalov	15	ACAD	100 Breast	1:05.19	962
8	Gavin Tran	18	HAC	200 Breast	2:15.77	962
9	Alexander Thomas	15	DADS	200 Back	2:05.13	959
10	Charlie Hilton	15	NOVA	200 Fly	2:02.58	957

Justin Shi led the boys' bracket with a 53.50 100 Fly, but backstroke was again the story of the week, filling five of the top 10 spots. NCAP and ZSC each landed two swimmers apiece — NCAP's Gabe Hanson and Jo Witdoeckt, and ZSC's Khairi Slater and Everett Heiser — giving both programs a real presence at the top of this board. Postovalov and Tran tied exactly at 962 points despite racing different distances of breaststroke, another good example of how the scoring system can put very different swims on level footing.

Week at a Glance

• NAG Record: Lubo Liu-Tchorbadjiyski's 51.03 100 Free (13-14 Boys) sets the National Age Group Record for 13–15 Boys.
• Top raw score of the week: Jett Hatchard's 58.18 100 Back (13-14 Boys) scored 1117 points, the highest total on this week's entire board.
• Program of the week: ROSE Swim Club placed three swimmers in the 11-12 Boys top 10 — Junyou He, Jiaming Liu, and Ernest Hsu.
• Closest finish: Jordin Omoniyi and Emma Liu (10&U Girls) were separated by 0.02 seconds and 2 points in the 50 Fly.
• Backstroke's week: Six of the ten spots in the 15-18 Girls board and five of ten in the 15-18 Boys board came from backstroke events.

The USA Swimming Western Zone runs two top-tier Zone Championship meets each summer, backed by a tier of regional Speedo Sectional meets that funnel qualifiers up. The structure looks complicated at first glance, but it breaks down cleanly once you separate "Zone Championships" from "Sectionals."

The Two Core Zone Championships

These are the marquee events — one for the youngest age-group swimmers, one for the older/open group.

Western Zone Senior Championships
Open to athletes 19 and under. The 2026 meet runs July 28–August 1 at Clovis West High School Pool in Fresno, CA.

Western Zone Age Group Championships
A four-day meet for roughly 700 athletes 14 and under, representing 17 "all-star" teams drawn from the Zone's LSCs. The 2026 meet returns to Boise, with competition at the Idaho Central Aquatic Center, running August 5–8, 2026.

How the Zone Is Organized

The Western Zone is made up of two official Sections:

1. California–Nevada Section
2. Western Region Section

The Western Region Section is further divided into two spring regions:

• Four Corners — Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah
• Northwest — Alaska, Hawaii, Inland Empire, Montana, Oregon, Pacific Northwest, Snake River, Wyoming

(Note: this list defines which LSCs belong to each region — it doesn't necessarily determine where the meet is physically held. In 2026, for example, Four Corners' Spring Sectional is being hosted in Carmel, IN, outside the region's home states.)

The Sectional Tier

Sectionals sit below Zone Championships and are split by region. As covered in the earlier breakdown, the Western Zone has two official Sections — California–Nevada (CA–NV) and Western Region — with Western Region further dividing into Four Corners and Northwest for Spring meets, then combining for Summer.

Where it gets more nuanced: CA–NV doesn't run just one Summer Sectional. The 2026 CA–NV Summer Sectionals are being held July 16–19 in Walnut, CA, hosted by Brea Aquatics and the Southern California LSC, and July 23–26 in Novato, CA, hosted by Thunder Coast Aquatics and Pacific Swimming. Two meets, same section, same season — swimmers from across the CA–NV LSCs are split between them.

2026 Meet Reference Table

Meet	Dates	Location
Western Zone Senior Championships	Jul 28–Aug 1	Fresno, CA
Western Zone Age Group Championships	Aug 5–8	Boise, ID
CA–NV Summer Sectionals (Walnut)	Jul 16–19	Walnut, CA
CA–NV Summer Sectionals (Novato)	Jul 23–26	Novato, CA
Western Region Summer Sectional	Jul 16–19	Gresham, OR
Four Corners Spring Sectional	Mar 26–29	Carmel, IN
Pacific Northwest (Northwest) Spring Sectional	Mar 12–15	Federal Way, WA
CA–NV Winter Sectional	dates TBD/unconfirmed for 2026	—

A note on that last row: We weren't able to confirm firm December 2026 CA–NV Winter Sectional dates in this search — last year's edition ran mid-to-late December in the Brea/Walnut area, so a similar timing is likely, but I'd treat that one as unconfirmed until the Western Zone posts it.

Where to Find Time Standards

Every meet listed above has a corresponding qualifying-times page — these are the ones currently live on Swim Standards:

• Western Zone Senior Championships Time Standards
• Western Zone Age Group Championships Time Standards
• CA/NV Speedo Sectionals Time Standards
• Western Region Summer Speedo Sectional Time Standards
• Four Corners Spring Speedo Sectional Time Standards
• Pacific Northwest Spring Speedo Sectional Time Standards
• Spring/Summer Far Western Championships Time Standards (adjacent championship, not a Sectional)
• Northwest Age Group Regionals Time Standards (Age Group tier, not Sectional)

Key Takeaways

• Two Zone Championships: Senior (Fresno, Jul 28–Aug 1) and Age Group (Boise, Aug 5–8).
• CA–NV runs two Summer Sectional meets in 2026 — Walnut and Novato — not one combined event.
• Western Region splits in Spring (Four Corners + Northwest/Pacific Northwest) and recombines in Summer.
• Winter CA–NV Sectional is likely but not yet confirmed for 2026 — worth checking the Western Zone site as the date approaches.
• Full time-standards pages for every meet above are on Swim Standards.

The 2026 TYR Futures Championships split the country into five regional meets this week — Austin, Greensboro, Knoxville, Madison, and Sacramento — all racing the same dates (July 29–August 1) and the same 34 individual events. The meets haven't started yet, but the psych sheets are already out — and they point to some sites being a lot harder to make an A-final at than others.

How We Measured It

For each of the 34 individual events, we compared the 8th-place seed time — the projected cutoff to make an A-final — across all five sites, and tracked which site has the fastest cutoff. More wins means a deeper, more competitive field going in.

The Projected Ranking

Rank	Site	Fastest Seeded Cutoff In (out of 34 events)
1	Madison, WI	13
2	Austin, TX	9
3	Knoxville, TN	7
4	Greensboro, NC	5
5	Sacramento, CA	0

Based on seed times, Madison has the fastest cutoff in more events than any other site — more than a third of the entire program. Sacramento doesn't have the fastest cutoff in a single event.

A Real Example: Men's 100 Fly

Here's the seeded 8th-place time in the men's 100 fly at each site:

Site	8th Place Seed Time
Madison	54.91
Austin	55.66
Greensboro	55.76
Knoxville	56.26
Sacramento	57.11

Going into the meet, a swimmer seeded at 55.5 projects to make the A-final in Sacramento, Knoxville, or Greensboro — but misses it entirely in Madison.

Not Just Wins — Consistency

Madison isn't seeded to win all 34 events, and no site is. But in the events where Madison doesn't have the fastest cutoff, its seed times are still typically within a fraction of a second of whoever does. Sacramento's gaps are bigger — its seed cutoffs often trail the leader by several seconds, not fractions of one.

That's the real gap between #1 and #5 heading in: Madison projects to win often and stay close everywhere else. Sacramento projects to rarely win and fall well behind when it doesn't.

Field Size Backs It Up

Site	Total Entries
Knoxville	2,744
Madison	2,701
Austin	2,644
Greensboro	2,257
Sacramento	1,928

Sacramento's field is roughly 800 swimmers smaller than Knoxville's — nearly 30% — consistent with also projecting as the shallowest field.

Who to Watch at Each Site

Looking at who tops the psych sheets in the marquee individual events (50/100 free, 100 back, 100 breast, 100 fly, 200 IM), a few names stand out at each site:

• Sacramento — Olivia Detter (PASA, 20) is seeded #1 in three events: the 50 free (26.05), 100 free (57.46), and 100 fly (1:01.30).
• Knoxville — Josh Toothman (Blazing Barracudas, 20) tops both sprint frees, seeded 22.65/50.70. Lainy Kruger (Gator Swim Club, 21) leads the women's 100 and 200 free.
• Austin — Carter Wright (Bolles School Sharks, 19) is the top seed in both the men's 100 free and 100 back.
• Greensboro — The clear headliner: Reina Liu (TAC, 16) is seeded #1 in five different events — the 100 free, 100 back, 100 fly, 200 IM, and 50 free.
• Madison — Stuart Seymour (Northwestern University, 21) tops three men's events, while Molly Sweeney (Carmel Swim Club, 18) tops three on the women's side.

The Takeaway

If you're swimming Futures in Madison this summer, you're facing a tougher projected road to the A-final than swimmers at any of the other four sites. If you're swimming in Sacramento, the field — while still a legitimate championship meet — projects as the least competitive of the five.

This isn't a knock on any athlete. Futures assigns swimmers to sites by home region, not competitive balance, so nobody chose their field. But it's a useful reality check when comparing results across sites once the meets wrap: an A-final finish at Madison and an A-final finish at Sacramento won't have required the same time.

Psych Sheets

• Austin
• Greensboro
• Knoxville
• Madison
• Sacramento

Data based on official 2026 Futures Championship psych sheets as of publication, all five sites, meets held July 29–August 1. This is a pre-meet projection based on seed times, not final results — seed times reflect entries at time of export and are subject to change with scratches, add-ons, or updates ahead of competition.

Some records just don't fall. While much of the USA Swimming National Age Group record book has turned over in recent years, a stubborn group of marks — most set in the 1970s, '80s, and '90s — are still standing today. This week we're taking a look at 11 pre-2000 LCM NAG records and stacking them up against the best swims turned in by today's age groupers during the 2025-2026 season.

None of these records fell. But a few swimmers got remarkably close, and the gaps tell an interesting story about which of these old standards are genuinely vulnerable and which remain out of reach for now.

The Full Picture

Event	Category	Record	Holder	Record Date	2025-26 Season Best	Swimmer	Gap
200 Breast	Girls 15-16	2:25.35	Anita Nall	03/02/1992	2:26.35	Mikayla Tan	+1.00
200 Free	Girls 13-14	1:58.53	Sippy Woodhead	08/22/1978	2:00.33	Finola Whelehan	+1.80
200 Fly	Girls 15-16	2:05.96	Mary Meagher	08/13/1981	2:08.56	Audrey Derivaux	+2.60
100 Breast	Girls 13-14	1:08.09	Amanda Beard	09/20/1996	1:11.11	Payton Garnsey	+3.02
100 Fly	Boys 11-12	58.74	Chas Morton	01/02/1983	1:02.48	Alexander Kovtounenko	+3.74
100 Back	Girls 11-12	1:03.08	Beth Botsford	01/01/1994	1:06.92	Penelope Chao	+3.84
100 Breast	Girls 11-12	1:09.87	Carly Geehr	01/01/1997	1:15.33	Yan Zheng	+5.46
200 Fly	Girls 13-14	2:07.01	Mary Meagher	08/16/1979	2:13.99	Finola Whelehan	+6.98
200 Breast	Girls 13-14	2:25.75	Amanda Beard	09/20/1996	2:33.35	Emma Fouke	+7.60
400 Free	Girls 13-14	4:07.15	Sippy Woodhead	08/24/1978	4:18.51	Autumn McIntosh	+11.36
1500 Free	Boys 15-16	15:03.91	Bob Hackett	07/17/1976	15:17.02	Luka Mijatovic	+13.11

Ranked closest-to-farthest from the standing record.

The Closest Calls

Anita Nall's 200 Breast (Girls 15-16) is the one to watch. Mikayla Tan of San Ramon Valley Aquatics went 2:26.35 at the TYR Pro Swim Series in Sacramento this May, just a single second off a record that has stood since 1992. Of everything on this list, this is the record sitting on the shakiest ground.

Right behind it, Sippy Woodhead's 200 Free (Girls 13-14) — untouched since 1978 — saw Finola Whelehan of TAC Titans come within 1.80 seconds, going 2:00.33 at the NCS LC AG Championships. Whelehan is worth watching closely: she's the only swimmer to show up twice on this list, also posting a 2:13.99 in the 200 Fly that put her 6.98 seconds behind Mary Meagher's 1979 mark. Two events, two nearly 50-year-old records, one swimmer knocking on both doors.

Mary Meagher's 200 Fly (Girls 15-16) record from 1981 also drew a serious challenge, with Audrey Derivaux of Jersey Wahoos touching in 2:08.56 at Indianapolis — just 2.60 seconds shy.

The Longer Roads

On the other end of the spectrum, the distance events show just how far ahead of their time Woodhead and Hackett really were. Autumn McIntosh of Berzerker Swimming trimmed the field down to 11.36 seconds in the 400 Free, and Luka Mijatovic of Pleasanton Sea Hawks sits 13.11 seconds off Bob Hackett's 1500 Free mark from 1976 — still the largest gap on this list, and a reminder that some 20th-century performances remain genuinely elite by today's standards.

The breaststroke events for the 13-14 and 11-12 age groups also remain firmly in place. Amanda Beard's 200 Breast (13-14) and Carly Geehr's 100 Breast (11-12) both saw gaps north of five seconds this season, from Emma Fouke and Yan Zheng respectively.

Key Takeaways

• Most vulnerable: Anita Nall's 1992 200 Breast (Girls 15-16) — down to a 1.00-second gap.
• Most durable: Bob Hackett's 1976 1500 Free (Boys 15-16) — still 13+ seconds clear of the field.
• Name to watch: Finola Whelehan is chasing two separate pre-2000 records (200 Free and 200 Fly) in the same age group.
• Breaststroke shows up three times on this list, and none of the three gaps dipped under 3 seconds — a sign these marks may hold for a while longer.

These 11 records are a small but telling cross-section of just how good swimming was in the sport's earlier eras. Some, like Nall's and Woodhead's 200 Free, look increasingly within reach. Others, like Hackett's 1500, remain a reminder that not every "old" record is a soft target.

For the complete list of standing marks, visit the NAG Records page to explore the fastest All-Time National Age Group records in USA Swimming history.

Starting this week, we're expanding our weekly rankings from three to ten swimmers per age group and gender, giving more of the country's rising talent a spotlight. This edition draws from swims added between July 16–22, and as always, rankings are based on USA Swimming power points rather than raw time — so don't be surprised to see a slower clock time sitting above a faster one.

The headline of this edition belongs to Robert Legg, who broke the 10&U National Age Group record in the 400 free. Elsewhere, Ayden Tan posted the single highest point total of the week in 13-14 Boys, breaststroke had a big week across the older boys' groups, and an 8-year-old cracked the 10&U Girls list — more on all of that below.

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Record Watch

Robert Legg delivered the standout swim of the week with his 4:30.32 in the 400 free, breaking the 10&U National Age Group record by nearly six seconds. It's the swim that anchors his No. 1 finish in the 10&U Boys rankings and easily the most significant result on this week's board.

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10&U Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Nya Ferguson	9	SUN	100 Fly	1:12.49	1085
2	Iris Liu	9	PLS	50 Breast	38.28	1076
3	Kensington Jones	9	PASA	50 Back	35.37	1045
4	Callie Yue	9	NCAP	100 Back	1:16.92	1023
5	Stevarra White	9	RMSC	50 Breast	40.62	969
6	Kaila Perry	9	CCA	50 Breast	40.65	968
7	Addy Cho	9	SMST	100 Fly	1:18.18	952
8	Margaret Wang	8	NOVA	100 Fly	1:18.91	936
9	Lola Southard	10	GSA	50 Fly	31.86	930
10	Kamora Wright	9	WEST	50 Free	31.40	923

Nya Ferguson tops the group off a 1:12.49 in the 100 fly, edging out Iris Liu's 38.28 breaststroke effort by just nine points. The most eye-catching name on this list, though, is Margaret Wang, who cracks the top 10 at just 8 years old — a full year or more younger than the rest of the field. Breaststroke and fly both show up three times apiece, giving this group a fairly balanced stroke mix.

10&U Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Robert Legg	10	PLS	400 Free	4:30.32	1125
2	Isaac Dai	9	MVN	400 Free	5:13.94	995
3	Eli Stitzenberg	9	NCAC	50 Breast	40.52	970
4	George Xuan	10	CS	100 Breast	1:21.83	969
5	Matthew Zhao	10	BREA	50 Breast	37.57	965
6	Trevor Lam	9	DARE	50 Back	35.75	959
7	Kai-Chen Lin	9	NOVA	400 Free	5:19.40	957
8	Michael Laurence	9	GRSC	50 Back	35.80	956
9	Sean Northup	10	LAK	50 Fly	31.54	951
10	Leo Williams	9	MOR	200 Free	2:27.42	949

Robert Legg's 4:30.32 400 free is the standout swim of the group, clearing the field by 130 points. Distance freestyle carries real weight here — three of the top four swims come in the 400 free — while breaststroke shows up four times, more than any other stroke in this bracket.

11-12 Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Grace Wang	11	NOVA	200 Fly	2:23.21	1057
2	Irene Zhong	11	NOVA	50 Back	31.70	1001
3	Alex Jackson	11	FINS	50 Back	31.84	990
4	Livie Vaden	11	MAC	400 IM	5:23.53	964
5	Penelope Chao	12	NCAC	400 IM	5:02.06	963
6	Emma Saragossi	11	MAC	400 IM	5:23.89	962
7	Lily Fatt	11	NOVA	400 IM	5:25.50	951
8	Harper Storm	12	MAC	200 Fly	2:21.64	942
9	Myla Dru Saffles	12	TNAQ	50 Back	31.26	934
10	Findley Chambless	11	GOLD	800 Free	9:55.00	931

The 400 IM is the story of this group — four of the top ten swims come in that event alone, led by Livie Vaden at 5:23.53. Grace Wang holds the top spot on the strength of a 2:23.21 200 fly, and it's worth noting that Penelope Chao's 5:02.06 is more than 20 seconds faster on the clock than three other 400 IM swims on this list yet sits behind them in points — a good reminder of how the age adjustment can reshuffle the order.

11-12 Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Nicolas Lahre	11	BGNW	200 Back	2:24.54	1084
2	Robert Gergardt	11	QSS	1500 Free	18:25.28	1077
3	Scotty Thieman	11	PAAC	1500 Free	18:27.50	1073
4	Ernest Hsu	11	ROSE	200 Breast	2:45.81	1036
5	Christian Snyder	11	JW	1500 Free	18:48.03	1034
6	Zakhar Rudenko	11	NOVA	100 Back	1:07.40	1026
7	Jax Torba	11	QNS	200 Fly	2:30.35	1022
8	Qianpu Ye	12	AZOT	100 Back	1:02.84	1013
9	Lincoln Shearer	11	AJSC	200 Breast	2:48.70	1005
10	Elliott Chen	11	DACA	50 Breast	35.24	1004

This is the deepest group of the week — every swimmer here breaks 1,000 points, and nine of the ten are 11-year-olds. The distance events had a strong showing, with three separate 1500 free swims inside the top five, led by Robert Gergardt and Scotty Thieman just two points apart. Nicolas Lahre takes the top spot with a 2:24.54 200 back.

13-14 Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Finola Whelehan	14	TAC	200 Free	2:00.33	1002
2	Ziva Liu	14	TAC	100 Breast	1:11.64	945
3	Sage Searle	13	PLS	100 Back	1:05.10	941
4	Kristiana Howard	13	TNAQ	100 Back	1:05.26	935
5	JJ Rush	13	CRAW	50 Free	26.49	933
6	Elissa Deal	14	LAK	100 Breast	1:12.22	927
7	Sara Young	13	RMSC	100 Free	57.76	926
8	Madeleine Szymanowski	14	AZOT	200 Breast	2:34.18	923
9	Katherine McCrea	13	AZOT	100 Free	57.85	922
10	Ellie Fukami	14	SRVA	200 Breast	2:35.19	909
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TAC puts two swimmers in the top two spots, with Finola Whelehan's 2:00.33 200 free leading the way. Breaststroke shows up four times across this list, and freestyle sprinters Sara Young and Katherine McCrea are separated by just nine hundredths in the 100 free (57.76 to 57.85) but only one point in the standings — a good example of how tight the percentage gaps get at this age in sprint freestyle.

13-14 Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	200 IM	2:06.64	1133
2	Jett Hatchard	13	OA	100 Back	58.04	1122
3	Daniel Bunge	13	NOVA	100 Fly	57.07	1063
4	Sahiel Pai	13	NOVA	100 Breast	1:07.66	1029
5	Johnny Kucek	13	DYNA	100 Breast	1:07.81	1025
6	Frederic Burks	14	XCEL	200 Breast	2:19.58	1022
7	Yihao Xu	13	ALTO	100 Breast	1:07.93	1021
8	Parker Wheeler	13	SA	100 Fly	58.15	1018
9	Calan Buss	13	TG	100 Back	1:00.90	1010
10	Janiel Espinosa	13	SF	200 Fly	2:10.87	1001

The deepest and highest-scoring group of the week. Ayden Tan's 2:06.64 200 IM puts up 1133 points — the top mark of the entire board this edition — and Jett Hatchard isn't far behind at 1122 off a 58.04 100 back. Breaststroke dominates the middle of this list, claiming four of the next six spots, with Sahiel Pai, Johnny Kucek, and Yihao Xu all within a quarter-second of one another in the 100.

15-18 Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Mikayla Tan	16	SRVA	200 Breast	2:28.94	959
2	Avery Daigle	16	FINS	50 Free	25.50	944
3	Marley Spray	15	GM	100 Back	1:02.76	941
4	Zara Kocak	17	XCEL	200 Fly	2:10.85	931
5	Sutton Forbis	17	BC	100 Back	1:02.80	921
6	Abby Chan	17	HSA	100 Fly	1:00.37	917
7	Zayda Miehl	16	CAT	1500 Free	16:45.52	917
8	Elizabeth Eichbrecht	18	NOVA	200 Free	2:00.56	913
9	Alyssa Ton	17	NOVA	200 IM	2:17.15	912
10	Brenley Bonez	16	DUNE	100 Breast	1:10.34	911

Mikayla Tan leads with a 2:28.94 200 breast, and Abby Chan and Zayda Miehl tie at 917 points despite competing in completely different events — a 100 fly and a 1500 free, respectively. Backstroke is well represented near the top, with Marley Spray and Sutton Forbis both cracking 1:03 in the 100 back.

15-18 Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Noah Hardy	16	NEAT	100 Breast	1:02.78	1002
2	Syunta Lee	16	WEST	200 IM	2:03.41	998
3	Charles Cancelmo	16	SMAC	100 Fly	53.87	979
4	Andrew Pham	17	SUNN	100 Breast	1:02.32	974
5	Edmond Reynolds	15	SASA	100 Breast	1:05.07	967
6	Grant Bellin	16	KING	200 Back	2:02.80	960
7	Everett Losch	16	LESD	200 Breast	2:18.85	960
8	Owen Stauffer	17	SMAC	100 Back	55.77	958
9	Aiden Hammer	18	TXLA	800 Free	8:01.21	955
10	Ian Call	17	NAC	100 Breast	1:02.92	952

Breaststroke rules this group — five of the ten swims come in breast, led by Noah Hardy's 1:02.78 100 breast at the top. Grant Bellin and Everett Losch share a dead-even tie at 960 points, one racing a 200 back and the other a 200 breast. Edmond Reynolds, the only 15-year-old on this list, holds his own against a field otherwise made up of 16-to-18-year-olds.

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Week at a Glance

• Top swim of the week: Ayden Tan (13-14 Boys), 1133 points for a 2:06.64 200 IM — the highest total on the entire board this edition.
• Closest finish: A flat-out tie in 15-18 Boys, where Grant Bellin (200 back) and Everett Losch (200 breast) both scored exactly 960 points.
• Notable age observation: Margaret Wang cracks the 10&U Girls top 10 at just 8 years old, the youngest swimmer on this week's board.
• Stroke/thematic pattern: Breaststroke had a dominant week in the older boys' groups — four of the top ten in 13-14 Boys and five of the top ten in 15-18 Boys came in breast events.

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All standards shown are AAAA. Rankings reflect USA Swimming LCM power points for swims added between July 16–22, 2026. One swim per swimmer per age/gender group; ties at the cutoff are included per USA Swimming competition ranking rules.

Backstroke ruled the week. Across the 13-14 and 15-18 age groups, six of the eight top-three spots came from the 100 Back, headlined by a 1,093-point swim from Elliot Leasure that stands as the top individual performance of the edition. Meanwhile, the 10&U ranks continued to be a showcase for 9-year-olds, and a couple of age-adjusted scoring quirks gave us plenty to unpack. Here's the full breakdown by age group.

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10&U

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Iris Liu	9	PLS	50 Breast	38.78	1053
2	Jordin Omoniyi	9	CFSC	50 Fly	33.03	1006
3	Addie Farrier	10	CAT	100 Fly	1:09.83	988

Iris Liu's 38.78 in the 50 Breast leads the group, but it's the age split that stands out — both of the top two spots belong to 9-year-olds, with Addie Farrier the lone 10-year-old to crack the podium.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Lucas Gamino	9	TCA	100 Fly	1:14.13	1049
2	Gabriel Brown	10	FAST	100 Back	1:09.76	1043
3	Austin Ren	9	KATY	50 Breast	39.46	1020

Same story on the boys' side — Lucas Gamino and Austin Ren, both 9, bookend Gabriel Brown's 10-year-old effort at #2. It's a strong reminder that in the 10&U bucket, age-adjusted scoring can put the younger swimmers right at the top.

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11-12

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Sarah Chiang	11	PDST	400 IM	5:27.40	939
2	Kylie Latham	11	BD	50 Fly	30.16	929
3	Vanessa Delev	12	BAD	200 Fly	2:23.54	919

Sarah Chiang's 400 IM tops the group, and it's worth noting she's just 11 — taking on the grueling 400 IM at that age and turning it into the week's top points swim in the bracket is a nice sign of range.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Hunter Gumbayan	12	SRA	200 Free	1:59.46	1042
2	Maverick McMeeking	12	LAKR	100 Free	55.87	985
3	David Li	11	BREA	200 Fly	2:33.41	983

Hunter Gumbayan's sub-2:00 200 Free was the standout swim in this bracket, clearing 1,000 points and putting real distance between himself and the rest of the field.

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13-14

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Lauren Lonsdale	14	DART	100 Back	1:01.64	1031
2	Lillie Dirito	13	YY	100 Back	1:03.85	990
3	Payton Garnsey	14	DST	100 Breast	1:11.11	961

Backstroke takes two of the three spots here, with Lauren Lonsdale's 1:01.64 the class of the group. Lillie Dirito's 1:03.85 is especially notable given she's the youngest swimmer in the top three at 13.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Elliot Leasure	14	RSC	100 Back	56.28	1093
2	Ayden Tan	13	SRVA	200 IM	2:09.39	1076
3	Alex Kirsling	13	NTRO	100 Back	1:00.93	1009

The headline swim of the entire edition: Elliot Leasure's 56.28 in the 100 Back is worth 1,093 points, the highest total on this week's board across every age group. Ayden Tan's 2:09.39 200 IM isn't far behind at 1,076, and with Alex Kirsling also cracking 1,000 in the 100 Back, this was the deepest and fastest bracket of the week.

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15-18

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Daniela Linares Danzos	16	PLS	200 Back	2:09.89	995
2	Thea Bike	16	SCST	100 Back	1:01.33	980
3	Lane Francis	16	NOVA	100 Back	1:01.53	972

Backstroke sweeps this group entirely, and the battle for #2 and #3 was the tightest finish of the week — Thea Bike and Lane Francis, both 16, separated by just two-tenths in the 100 Back and eight points in the standings.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Age	Team	Event	Time	Points
1	Cullen Cashman	15	SSYS	100 Breast	1:02.96	1040
2	Luka Mijatovic	17	PLS	200 IM	2:00.73	1008
3	Parker Van Olst	16	WAVE	100 Breast	1:02.82	1000

This one's a good example of how power points and raw speed can diverge. Parker Van Olst actually posted the faster time of the two 100 Breast swims (1:02.82 to Cullen Cashman's 1:02.96), but Cashman comes out on top in points — a function of the age adjustment, since Cashman is 15 to Van Olst's 16.

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Week at a Glance

• Top swim of the week: Elliot Leasure's 56.28 100 Back (14, RSC) — 1,093 points, the highest total on this edition's board.
• Closest finish: Thea Bike and Lane Francis, 15-18 Girls, separated by 0.20 seconds and 8 points in the 100 Back.
• Notable age observation: In the 10&U bracket, 9-year-olds took four of the six podium spots across both genders, outscoring several 10-year-old counterparts.
• Stroke/thematic pattern: Backstroke dominated the older age groups, accounting for six of the eight top-three swims in 13-14 and 15-18 combined — and it also produced this week's age-adjusted scoring wrinkle in the 15-18 Boys' breaststroke race.

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All standards shown are AAAA. Rankings reflect top power-points performances added to SwimStandards between July 9 and July 15, 2026, with one best swim counted per swimmer per age bracket and gender.

A quieter holiday week on the calendar still produced some notable depth, headlined by an 18-year-old's breaststroke swim and an entire 10&U boys podium filled with 9-year-olds. Here's the breakdown of the top performances by Power Points from July 2 through July 8.

10 & Under

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Kaydence Pettis	SSC (IN)	10	50 Breast	38.68	891
2	Isabelle Neuman	LAKE (WI)	10	100 Fly	1:14.72	867
3	Savannah Nordmark	AA (IL)	9	50 Breast	43.14	859

Kaydence Pettis leads the group with a 38.68 in the 50 breast, worth 891 points. Isabelle Neuman follows over 100 fly, and Savannah Nordmark rounds out the top three with a 50 breast of her own at age 9 — the only swimmer in the group not yet 10.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Rafael Hewett	WAVE (NC)	9	400 Free	5:29.10	891
2	Heath Cobb	MTRO (NT)	9	50 Back	37.19	882
3	Aldar Khamutaev	MPNY (MR)	9	200 IM	2:55.43	874

Every swimmer on the 10&U boys podium this week is 9 years old. Rafael Hewett leads with a 5:29.10 in the 400 free, Heath Cobb follows over 50 back, and Aldar Khamutaev closes it out with a 200 IM — three different events, same age across the board.

11-12

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Evyn Cain	WYNS (WI)	12	100 Fly	1:06.02	865
2	Lauren McSwane	BSC (IL)	12	1500 Free	18:41.92	862
3	Isabella Moran	SAND (SCS)	11	200 Back	2:38.56	845

Evyn Cain tops the group with a 100 fly swim worth 865 points, narrowly ahead of Lauren McSwane, whose 18:41.92 in the 1500 free is one of the week's more demanding efforts. Isabella Moran closes out the top three over 200 back.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Kion Sonomura	UVA (UT)	11	50 Back	32.67	934
2	Sage Gordon	MTRO (NT)	11	100 Free	1:01.23	929
3	Cub Stickels	TFA (NT)	12	50 Back	30.35	928

Kion Sonomura leads with a 32.67 in the 50 back, and this group produced the tightest race of the week — Sage Gordon and Cub Stickels are separated by just a single point between second and third, with Gordon's 100 free edging out Stickels' 50 back.

13-14

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Reese Leider	LAKE (WI)	14	200 Breast	2:39.02	858
2	Emma Li	KING (PN)	14	100 Back	1:06.16	855
3	Nora Kellstrom	DUNE (IN)	13	100 Back	1:07.69	844

Reese Leider leads with a 200 breast swim worth 858 points, just ahead of Emma Li's 100 back. Nora Kellstrom joins Li in that event to complete a group where breaststroke and backstroke were the events of choice.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Stokes Oxrieder	TAC (NC)	14	100 Fly	58.28	906
2	Declan Maceachran	FORK (AZ)	14	1500 Free	16:27.72	893
3	Samuel Carr	FORD (AZ)	13	100 Breast	1:12.31	881

Stokes Oxrieder tops the group with a 58.28 in the 100 fly, while Declan Maceachran put together a strong distance swim, going 16:27.72 in the 1500 free. Samuel Carr rounds out the podium over 100 breast.

15-18

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Marley Spray	GM (AZ)	15	200 IM	2:18.40	898
2	Grace Koenig-Song	WILD (IL)	16	100 Breast	1:10.86	895
3	Alyse Block	VAST (WI)	18	100 Back	1:03.53	892

Marley Spray leads the group at just 15 years old, her 200 IM worth 898 points. Grace Koenig-Song and Alyse Block follow within a few points of each other, giving this group a tight three-way spread across three different events.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Andrew Eubanks	TDPS (OR)	18	100 Breast	1:01.44	987
2	Langston Lindsey	GM (AZ)	16	100 Fly	54.40	956
3	Nathaniel Malcolm	SAC (AZ)	18	200 Breast	2:18.73	918

Andrew Eubanks' 1:01.44 in the 100 breast is the top-scoring swim of the entire week, worth 987 points at age 18. Langston Lindsey follows with a 54.40 in the 100 fly, and Nathaniel Malcolm closes out the group over 200 breast — giving breaststroke two of the top three spots in the senior boys ranks.

Key Takeaways

• Top swim of the week: Andrew Eubanks' 100 breast (987 points), the highest-scoring performance across all eight groups.
• Closest finish: Sage Gordon over Cub Stickels in the 11-12 boys standings, decided by a single point.
• Age note: The entire 10&U boys podium — Rafael Hewett, Heath Cobb, and Aldar Khamutaev — belongs to 9-year-olds.
• Balanced week: No single stroke dominated the top spots this week; backstroke, butterfly, and breaststroke each led two of the eight groups.

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Rankings reflect the top three swims by USA Swimming Power Points among times added between July 2 and July 8, 2026, one entry per swimmer per age group. Standards shown reflect each swimmer's individual time. Data via SwimStandards.com.

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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Full rankings and swimmer profiles available at swimstandards.com.

A 13-year-old's IM swim topped the entire board this week, backstroke dominated four of the eight age groups, and the 10&U girls leaderboard saw two nine-year-olds crack the top three. Here's a full breakdown of the top performances by Power Points from June 25 through July 1.

10 & Under

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Iris Liu	UN (PC)	9	50 Breast	39.13	1037
2	Adeline Farrier	CAT (FL)	10	100 Fly	1:10.24	978
3	Kensington Jones	PASA (PC)	9	100 Fly	1:18.12	954

Iris Liu leads the group by a comfortable margin, her 39.13 in the 50 breast worth 1037 points at just 9 years old. Adeline Farrier holds down second with a 100 fly swim, and Kensington Jones joins her in that event to round out the top three. Two of the three spots here belong to 9-year-olds, a sign of the depth building in this age group early in the season.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Robert Legg	PLS (PC)	10	400 Free	4:37.57	1067
2	Austin Ren	KATY (GU)	9	200 IM	2:44.18	1020
3	Isen Wolfe	SPA (FL)	10	400 Free	4:49.11	977

Robert Legg posted the top swim of the entire 10&U board with a 4:37.57 in the 400 free, good for 1067 points. Austin Ren, still just 9, backed it up with a 200 IM worth 1020, and Isen Wolfe joined Legg in the distance free to close out the group.

11-12

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Penelope Chao	NCAC (NC)	12	400 IM	5:02.68	959
2	Victoria Gu	THSC (OR)	11	400 IM	5:27.43	938
3	Erica Wang	LAC (NT)	11	50 Breast	35.95	920

The 400 IM headlined this group, with Penelope Chao and Victoria Gu going 1-2 in the event. Chao's 5:02.68 leads at age 12, while Gu's 5:27.43 is a strong showing for an 11-year-old across all four strokes. Erica Wang rounds things out with a sprint breaststroke swim.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Nicolas Lahre	BGNW (MR)	11	200 Back	2:26.86	1049
2	Scotty Thieman	PAAC (MA)	11	1500 Free	18:46.55	1037
3	Jax Torba	QNS (MR)	11	200 Fly	2:31.35	1009

An all-11-year-old top three here, and a deep one. Nicolas Lahre leads with a 2:26.86 in the 200 back, while Scotty Thieman turned in one of the week's most grueling efforts, an 18:46.55 in the 1500 free, for 1037 points. Jax Torba closes the group out over 200 fly, giving this age bracket three different strokes at the top.

13-14

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Lauren Lonsdale	DART (SN)	14	200 Back	2:13.10	990
2	Lillie Dirito	YY (MA)	13	100 Back	1:03.87	989
3	Abi Cowart	AHAC (ST)	13	200 Back	2:16.99	958

Backstroke swept the 13-14 girls board. Lauren Lonsdale and Abi Cowart both scored in the 200 back, while Lillie Dirito slotted between them with a 100 back that came within a single point of Lonsdale's top mark — as tight a 1-2 finish as this leaderboard sees.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Ayden Tan	SRVA (PC)	13	200 IM	2:09.39	1076
2	Johnny Kucek	DYNA (GA)	13	100 Breast	1:08.93	988
3	Calan Buss	TG (SC)	13	50 Free	24.51	980

Ayden Tan's 2:09.39 in the 200 IM is the top-scoring swim on the entire board this week, worth 1076 points at just 13 years old — a mark that would stand out in any age group. Johnny Kucek backed it up with a breaststroke swim of his own, and Calan Buss contributed the week's fastest sprint entry, a 24.51 in the 50 free.

15-18

Girls

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Anna Bennett Curtis	BAY (SE)	16	100 Back	1:01.79	961
2	Thea Bike	SCST (IL)	16	100 Back	1:01.97	954
3	Louise Vidarsson	MSA (NC)	15	200 Back	2:13.38	954

Anna Bennett Curtis and Thea Bike went head-to-head in the 100 back, separated by just 0.18 seconds at the top. Louise Vidarsson tied Bike on points with a 200 back swim, giving the senior girls board a full backstroke sweep this week.

Boys

Rank	Swimmer	Team	Age	Event	Time	Points
1	Robbie Rosenbaum	BSC (IL)	16	100 Back	56.14	981
2	Remington Angerer	AUB (SE)	16	200 Breast	2:18.79	961
3	Evan Pan-Wang	MTRO (NT)	16	100 Fly	54.31	960

Robbie Rosenbaum tops the senior boys with a 56.14 in the 100 back, while Remington Angerer and Evan Pan-Wang finish within a single point of each other across breaststroke and fly, respectively. Three different strokes, three swimmers all age 16 — a good snapshot of how competitive this class has become.

Key Takeaways

• Top swim of the week: Ayden Tan's 200 IM (1076 points), the highest-scoring performance across all eight groups.
• Stroke of the week: Backstroke, which claimed the top spot in four of the eight groups — 11-12 boys, 13-14 girls, and both 15-18 divisions.
• Closest finish: Anna Bennett Curtis over Thea Bike in the 15-18 girls 100 back, decided by 0.18 seconds.
• Age note: The 10&U girls board featured two 9-year-olds in the top three, Iris Liu and Kensington Jones.

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Rankings reflect the top three swims by USA Swimming Power Points among times added between June 25 and July 1, 2026, one entry per swimmer per age group. All standards shown are AAAA. Data via SwimStandards.com.

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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.