KIHEI – Rylie Lopez knew competing against the top youth swimmers in the country would be difficult to begin with.
A recent birthday made things even tougher.
“It was a little bit scary, especially here, because now I’m at the very bottom of my age group,” the 13-year-old Lopez said Friday, the third day of the Western Zone Age Group Championships at Kihei Aquatic Center. “I already had to try really hard to get my (qualifying) times when I was 12.”
Lopez, who turned 13 on Aug. 1, is in the 13-14 division. She raced in the 400-meter freestyle Friday, and during the first two days swam in five other events.
“It’s a very good experience for me,” Lopez said.
“Competing here with all these other girls who are faster and bigger is teaching me a good lesson.”
Leighton Hao, Lopez’s coach at Island Aquatics, said the fact that she is holding her own this week is “amazing.” Hao said she dropped her 800 freestyle time Wednesday and has been doing well with 14-year-old training partner Lauryn Gillis – who is also among the roughly 700 swimmers in the zone meet, which runs through Sunday.
“Those two just worked hard day in and day out coming into this event so their hard work is paying off and you’re seeing that outcome,” Hao said.
Hawaii Swim Club’s Vincent McNabb, 11, said he’s picked up tips from other competitors.
“Some of them don’t breathe at the very end, or don’t breathe on every stroke,” McNabb said.
Reid Yamamoto, coach at Hawaii Swim Club, said McNabb is “up and coming” and has talent, but is still raw.
“It’s been a tough meet so far for him, but the more meets he can attend at this level, the more experience he can get and it will only help him in the future,” Yamamoto said.
Jordynn Brown, 12, of Hawaii Swim Club said she was a little nervous to take on the Mainland swimmers in her zone debut, but has been pleased with her results so far.
“It was super nerve-racking, but it makes me motivated a lot so next zones I’m going to try my hardest,” she said.
Yamamoto recalled his first time at the zone meet as a “wide-eyed” youngster. He said Maui youths will do well with their newfound experience against swimmers outside “our little pond.”
“Hopefully they know that in order to compete at this level, they have to train,” he said. “There’s no secret potion or anything; its called training. It’s a matter of how much effort you put into that training because that’s what you’re going to get out.”
* Chris Sugidono can be reached at csugidono@mauinews.com
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WESTERN ZONE AGE GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS
Thursday’s Results
At Kihei Aquatic Center
Girls
10 and under
100 freestyle-A final: 1. Yelin Tahk, Pacific, 1:06.47; 2. Lucy Huang, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 1:07.32; 3. Charlize Phillips, Team CC, 1:07.59; 4. Luna Balbuena, Pacific, 1:07.94; 5. Ella Guffey, Team CC, 1:08.29; 6. Allysan Tse, Southern California Swimming, 1:08.39; 7. Megan Lei, Pacific Northwest, 1:08.58; 8. Kayla Newman, Colorado, 1:08.78. B final: 9. Kayla Wieckowski, Snake River, 1:08.54; 10. Angeline Zhu, Pacific, 1:08.95; 11. Andrea Zeebe, Team Hawaii, 1:09.35; 12. Valarie Vong, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 1:09.68; 13. Nicole Kemp, Team CC, 1:10.33; 14. Johanna Naranjo, Pacific, 1:10.60; 15. Megan Dang, San Diego Imperial, 1:10.68; 16. Madison Parker, Team Utah, 1:12.05. 50 butterfly-A final: 1. Yelin Tahk, Pacific, 32.04; 2. Helena Kurtz, Southern California Swimming, 32.49; 3. Megan Lei, Pacific Northwest, 32.61; 4. Minhnha Kawamura, Pacific, 32.68; 5. Sofia Vargas, Colorado, 33.80; 6. Ariana Yeh, Pacific, 33.81; 7. Lucy Huang, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 33.83; 8. Megan Dang, San Diego Imperial, 35.11. B final: 9. Audrey J-Cheng, Pacific, 33.58; 10. Charlize Phillips, Team CC, 34.24; 11. Johanna Naranjo, Pacific, 34.90; 12. Cassidy Wong, San Diego Imperial, 35.28; 13. Addison Crain, Pacific, 35.81; 14. Nohea Kamauu, Team Utah, 35.84; 15. Jillian Schlom, Southern California Swimming, 36.23; 16. Emmylou Seftel, Pacific, 36.73. 200 individual medley-A final: 1. Luna Balbuena, Pacific, 2:40.16; 2. Ashley Rowe, San Diego Imperial, 2:43.20; 3. Allysan Tse, Southern California Swimming, 2:45.11; 4. Audrey J-Cheng, Pacific, 2:47.38; 5. Angeline Zhu, Pacific, 2:48.48; 6. Megan Lei, Pacific Northwest, 2:49.34; 7. Claire Fu, Southern California Swimming, 2:50.53; 8. Valarie Vong, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:53.02. B final: 9. Lucy Huang, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:47.11; 10. Christina Tsai, Pacific, 2:50.10; 11. Kayla Wieckowski, Snake River, 2:51.84; 12. Lindy Zhang, Colorado, 2:51.91; 13. Andrea Zeebe, Team Hawaii, 2:52.88; 14. Minhnha Kawamura, Pacific, 2:52.95; 15. Revere Schmidt, San Diego Imperial, 2:53.01; 16. Sam Guyette, Southern California Swimming, 2:54.44. 200 medley relay-1. Pacific Swimming (Yelin Tahk, Audrey J-Cheng, Luna Balbuena, Angeline Zhu) 2:19.98, 2. Team Hawaii A 2:24.70, 3. Pacific Northwest Swimming A 2:24.74, 4. San Diego Imperial A 2:24.84, 5. Pacific Swimming B 2:25.10, 6. Southern California Swimming A 2:27.33, 7. Colorado Swimming A 2:27.43, 8t. Sierra Nevada Swimming A 2:29.08, 8t. Southern California Swimming B 2:29.08, 10. Team Utah A 2:30.48, 11. New Mexico Swimming A 2:49.09, 12. Montana A 2:50.40.
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200 freestyle-A final: 1. Claire Tuggle, Team CC, 2:10.16; 2. Ally Bernier, New Mexico Swimming, 2:11.05; 3. Laney Hall, San Diego Imperial, 2:12.88; 4. Sarah Isip, Southern California Swimming, 2:16.50; 5. Valerie Kunzler, Team Utah, 2:16.56; 6. Francesca Criscione, Oregon, 2:16.59; 7. Paola Castillo, San Diego Imperial, 2:17.71; 8. Katie Cho, Southern California Swimming, 2:19.84. B final: 9t. Karla Lessing, Colorado, 2:15.08; 9t. Ella Kipfer, Colorado, 2:15.08; 11. Steffi Beisel, Pacific, 2:15.54; 12. Ellie Lopez, Colorado, 2:15.75; 13. Grace Lapuz, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:17.49; 14. Avery Turney, Colorado, 2:17.85; 15. Nina Zweifel, Oregon, 2:18.05; 16. Grace Endaya, Southern California Swimming, 2:19.85. 50 butterfly-A final: 1. Holley Dennis, Colorado, 29.50; 2. Helen Lin, Oregon, 30.11; 3. Kylie Dirks, Colorado, 30.27; 4. Gracie Wang, Pacific Northwest, 30.32; 5. Ella Drury, Colorado, 30.62; 6. Kathryn Lundh, Pacific, 30.63; 7. Ava Collinge, Pacific Northwest, 31.01; 8. Sierra Hartley, Inland Empire, 31.34. B final: 9. Allison Su, Pacific Northwest, 30.46; 10. Haily Payne, Inland Empire, 31.02; 11. Dreamer Kowatch, Alaska, 31.18; 12. Lexi Anderson, Team Hawaii, 31.21; 13. Rebecca Waterson, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 31.50; 14. Brandy Urstadt, Oregon, 31.76; 15. Meredith Smithbaker, Colorado, 31.92; 16. Sydney LU, Pacific, 32.18. 200 individual medley-A final: 1. Asia Minnes, Arizona Swimming, 2:25.61; 2. Ally Bernier, New Mexico Swimming, 2:29.22; 3. Grace Lapuz, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:32.61; 4. Katie McClelland, Colorado, 2:34.18; 5. Francesca Criscione, Oregon, 2:34.30; 6. Danielle Albright, Team CC, 2:35.07; 7. Emily Lundgren, San Diego Imperial, 2:36.14; 8. Claire Tuggle, Team CC, 2:36.73. B final: 9. Jean Younce, San Diego Imperial, 2:35.43; 10. Steffi Beisel, Pacific, 2:35.68; 11. Charlotte Zhang, San Diego Imperial, 2:37.51; 12. Sophia Ryan, San Diego Imperial, 2:39.02; 13. Kennedy Callaway, Team Utah, 2:39.45; 14. Ellie Lopez, Colorado, 2:39.82; 15. Sofia Chavez-Varela, San Diego Imperial, 2:40.45; 16. Sierra Hartley, Inland Empire, 2:40.78. 200 backstroke-1. Elliott Howe, Team Utah, 2:30.99; 2. Laney Hall, San Diego Imperial, 2:31.38; 3. Helen Lin, Oregon, 2:33.83; 4. Jenna Smith, Colorado, 2:34.93; 5. Jordynn Brown, Team Hawaii, 2:34.96; 6. Nina Zweifel, Oregon, 2:36.00; 7. Daciana Colon, Colorado, 2:36.10; 8. Jamie Zimmerman, Pacific Northwest, 2:36.84; 9. Taylor Rohovit, Pacific, 2:37.76; 10. Sarah Gormley, New Mexico Swimming, 2:38.73; 11. Erica Mock, New Mexico Swimming, 2:40.57; 12. Mackenzie Peyton, Southern California Swimming, 2:40.67; 13. Ellie Lopez, Colorado, 2:40.98; 14. Laurel Skorina, Inland Empire, 2:41.27; 15. Avery Turney, Colorado, 2:41.64; 16. Iz Meraz, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:41.85. 200 medley relay-1. Pacific Northwest Swimming A (Jamie Zimmerman, Allison Su, Gracie Wang, Mia Chang) 2:08.38, 2. Colorado Swimming A 2:08.79, 3. Team CC A 2:11.50, 4. Colorado Swimming B 2:12.39, 5. Sierra Nevada Swimming A 2:12.80, 6. San Diego Imperial A 2:12.91, 7. Team Utah A 2:14.11, 8. Oregon A 2:14.46, 9 .New Mexico Swimming A 2:14.77, 10. Team Hawaii A 2:15.31, 11. Pacific Northwest Swimming B 2:15.49, 12. Pacific Swimming A 2:15.95, 13. Pacific Swimming B 2:16.07, 14. Southern California Swimming A 2:17.20, 15. Inland Empire A 2:17.79, 16. Alaska A 2:18.08.
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200 freestyle-A final: 1. Chloe Clark, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:07.42; 2. Elise Kreutzer, Oregon, 2:08.67; 3. Brooke Schaffer, Pacific, 2:08.76; 4. Yulia Groysman, Pacific Northwest, 2:09.46; 5. Averee Preble, Team CC, 2:10.20; 6. Daniella Hawkins, Pacific, 2:10.52; 7. Vicky Gong, Southern California Swimming, 2:10.66; 8. Siena Senn, Team Utah, 2:10.71. B final: 9. Milan Hilde-Jones, Pacific, 2:08.00; 10. Jordan Gruce, Team CC, 2:11.08; 11. Tia Lindsay, Oregon, 2:11.12; 12. Mariah Maile, New Mexico Swimming, 2:11.78; 13. Mikayla Seigal, Colorado, 2:12.88; 14. Audrey McDonald, Team Utah, 2:13.69; 15. Lindsey Turner, San Diego Imperial, 2:13.84; 16. Shannon Feran, Colorado, 2:14.16. 100 butterfly-A final: 1. Chloe Clark, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 1:04.29; 2. Belle Battistoni, Pacific Northwest, 1:04.60; 3. Sophia Sebastian, Pacific, 1:04.66; 4. Sophia Harrison, Team Hawaii, 1:05.12; 5. Brooke Schaffer, Pacific, 1:05.23; 6. Catherine Russo, Montana, 1:05.45; 7. Kim Lanaghen, Colorado, 1:06.61; 8. Zoe Cosgrove, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 1:06.91. B final: 9. Reese Hazan, Southern California Swimming, 1:05.43; 10. Payten Irwin, Colorado, 1:07.08; 11. Mya Drost-Parra, Colorado, 1:07.33; 12. Mariah Maile, New Mexico Swimming, 1:07.47; 13. Mikayla Seigal, Colorado, 1:07.65; 14. Kyrie Sutherland, Team Utah, 1:07.71; 15. Kate Laderoute, Oregon, 1:09.19. 400 individual medley-A final: 1. Amelie Lessing, Colorado, 5:05.37; 2. Zoe Cosgrove, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 5:07.76; 3. Reese Hazan, Southern California Swimming, 5:07.77; 4. Bianka Yongyuth, Pacific, 5:08.20; 5. Averee Preble, Team CC, 5:10.27; 6. Delaney Phillips, Inland Empire, 5:15.28; 7. Alex Crisera, Southern California Swimming, 5:15.39; 8. Diana Neagu, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 5:17.43. B final: 9. Yulia Groysman, Pacific Northwest, 5:08.54; 10. Sophia Sebastian, Pacific, 5:10.21; 11. Christina Bradley, Pacific Northwest, 5:11.23; 12. Kim Lanaghen, Colorado, 5:11.48; 13. Jessica Chu, Pacific, 5:18.24; 14. Siena Senn, Team Utah, 5:20.82; 15. Margaux McDonald, Pacific, 5:21.51; 16. Gabrielle Smart, Montana, 5:32.63. 200 medley relay-1. Pacific Swimming A (Jessica Larson, Audrey Lukawski, Milan Hilde-Jones, Brooke Schaffer) 2:00.97, 2. Colorado Swimming A 2:03.29, 3. Pacific Northwest Swimming A 2:03.52, 4. New Mexico Swimming A 2:04.06, 5. Sierra Nevada Swimming A 2:05.01, 6. Pacific Swimming B 2:05.49, 7. Pacific Northwest Swimming B 2:07.13, 8. Oregon B 2:07.38, 9. Team Utah A 2:07.82, 10. Southern California Swimming A 2:08.22, 11. Inland Empire A 2:08.27, 12. Team Hawaii A 2:08.53, 13. Colorado Swimming B 2:09.21, 14. Montana A 2:09.31, 15. Alaska A 2:09.85, 16. San Diego Imperial A 2:09.95.
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Boys
10 and under
100 freestyle-A final: 1. Mitchell Schott, Southern California Swimming, 1:03.47; 2. Jonathan Kulow, Wyoming, 1:04.75; 3. Evan Turney, Colorado, 1:07.12; 4. Bennett Lacerte, Pacific, 1:07.86; 5. Jackson Picard, Pacific, 1:08.51; 6. Charlie Palmer, Arizona Swimming, 1:08.96; 7. Joey Chang, Southern California Swimming, 1:09.19; 8. First name not available Kurosawa, Southern California Swimming, 1:11.05. B final: 9. Jake Johnson, Colorado, 1:08.18; 10. Mathew Iverson, Team Hawaii, 1:10.34; 11. Alex Kawaja, Pacific, 1:10.91; 12. Yuto Fraley, San Diego Imperial, 1:11.60; 13. Matthew Lofstrom, Colorado, 1:11.90; 14. Dylan Spencer, Southern California Swimming, 1:11.99; 15. Karson Kolberg, Alaska, 1:12.74. 50 butterfly-A final: 1. Ilya Kharun, Southern California Swimming, 30.17; 2. A.J. Fong, Pacific, 32.07; 3. Jonathan Kulow, Wyoming, 32.66; 4. Colin Geer, Southern California Swimming, 32.80; 5. Anthony Sebastian, Pacific, 33.30; 6. Liam Heary, Colorado, 33.74; 7. Simon Zhou, Pacific, 33.84; 8. Evan Gold, Pacific, 33.95. B final: 9. Matthew Ng, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 33.40; 10. Bryce Halterman, Team CC, 33.63; 11. Tristen Davin, Colorado, 33.67; 12. Evan Baker, Colorado, 34.00; 13. Matthew Lofstrom, Colorado, 35.24; 14. Feliks Czarnecki, Team Utah, 35.80; 15. Bush Winslow, Colorado, 36.07; 16. Jaeden Tran, San Diego Imperial, 36.82. 200 individual medley-A final: 1. Mitchell Schott, Southern California Swimming, 2:36.56; 2. Ilya Kharun, Southern California Swimming, 2:38.65; 3. Anthony Sebastian, Pacific, 2:38.74; 4. Bryce Halterman, Team CC, 2:40.59; 5. A.J. Fong, Pacific, 2:45.31; 6. Colin Geer, Southern California Swimming, 2:45.51; 7. Bennett Lacerte, Pacific, 2:46.71; 8. Mario Sumali, New Mexico Swimming, 2:50.68. B final: 9. Colin Cosgrove, Arizona Swimming, 2:46.62; 10. Joey Chang, Southern California Swimming, 2:48.12; 11. Christian Koh, Pacific Northwest, 2:48.94; 12. Tyler Ringhofer, Southern California Swimming, 2:50.29; 13. Alex Johnson, Southern California Swimming, 2:51.49; 14. Max Kulbida, Colorado, 2:52.36; 15. Tristen Davin, Colorado, 2:52.91; 16. Cathal Ryan, San Diego Imperial, 2:55.61. 200 medley relay-1. Southern California Swimming (Colin Geer, First name not available Kurosawa, Ilya Kharun, Mitchell Schott) 2:14.58, 2. Pacific Swimming A 2:18.76, 3. Pacific Swimming B 2:25.42, 4. Southern California Swimming B 2:25.68, 5. Arizona Swimming A 2:27.60, 6. New Mexico Swimming A 2:28.62, 7. San Diego Imperial A 2:29.49, 8. Sierra Nevada Swimming A 2:31.57, 9. Colorado Swimming B 2:32.19, 10. Pacific Northwest Swimming A 2:33.13, 11. Team Hawaii A 2:33.78, 12. Inland Empire A 2:36.26, 13. Montana A 2:48.52.
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200 freestyle-A final: 1. Jackson Gurley, Colorado, 2:06.03; 2. Sean Swift, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:09.01; 3. Kyto Fraley, San Diego Imperial, 2:12.28; 4. Sam Fitch, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:13.42; 5. Conner Lofstrom, Colorado, 2:14.14; 6. Jeffrey Keppler, San Diego Imperial, 2:14.97; 7. Sawyer Inglis, Colorado, 2:15.12; 8. Devin Esser, Arizona Swimming, 2:16.22. B final: 9. Alex McMahon, Colorado, 2:14.01; 10. Jaewoo Kim, Pacific, 2:15.57; 11. Nathan Hernandez, San Diego Imperial, 2:15.88; 12. Khai Tran, Oregon, 2:16.51; 13. Randon Hall, Snake River, 2:17.36; 14. Jackson Huckabay, Team CC, 2:18.81; 15. Gabe Machado, Snake River, 2:18.94; 16. Michael Greene, Colorado, 2:24.86. 50 butterfly-A final: 1. Yuma Dugas, San Diego Imperial, 28.12; 2. Joshua Cho, Team Utah, 28.24; 3. Austin Lane, Team CC, 28.56; 4. Michael Adrian Dulay, Pacific, 28.68; 5. Zach Le-Nguyen, Pacific, 29.15; 6. Darien O’Donnell, New Mexico Swimming, 29.30; 7. Devin Alejado, Team Hawaii, 29.72; 8. Adam Fusti-Molnar, New Mexico Swimming, 29.83. B final: 9. Mason Morris, San Diego Imperial, 29.02; 10. Mateo Parker, San Diego Imperial, 29.17; 11. Camilo Vargas, Colorado, 29.56; 12. Skylar Kinney, San Diego Imperial, 30.17; 13. Nathan Hernandez, San Diego Imperial, 30.19; 14. William Bansberg, Arizona Swimming, 30.23; 15. Kevin Kyi, Pacific Northwest, 30.54; 16. Leland Baltazar, Pacific Northwest, 30.58. 200 individual medley-A final: 1. Adam Fusti-Molnar, New Mexico Swimming, 2:24.19; 2. Sean Swift, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:24.69; 3. Yuma Dugas, San Diego Imperial, 2:24.91; 4. Kevin Kyi, Pacific Northwest, 2:27.96; 5. Mason Morris, San Diego Imperial, 2:32.70; 6. Sawyer Inglis, Colorado, 2:33.10; 7. Martin Anders, Team Utah, 2:34.37; 8. Tyler Jenson, New Mexico Swimming, 2:35.88. B final: 9. Kyto Fraley, San Diego Imperial, 2:30.66; 10. Timothy Wong, Snake River, 2:31.62; 11. Alex McMahon, Colorado, 2:31.94; 12. Christopher Harig, Pacific Northwest, 2:33.55; 13. Jaewoo Kim, Pacific, 2:34.70; 14. Camilo Vargas, Colorado, 2:34.92; 15. Khai Tran, Oregon, 2:35.67; 16. Brock Zuyderwyk, New Mexico Swimming, 2:36.60. 200 backstroke-1. Tyler Lu, Pacific Northwest, 2:18.17; 2. Devin Alejado, Team Hawaii, 2:24.49; 3. Joshua Cho, Team Utah, 2:24.55; 4. Will Birdsong, Pacific, 2:31.04; 5. Nathan Lee, Pacific Northwest, 2:31.20; 6. Ian Lipton, Pacific Northwest, 2:32.01; 7. Andrew McGill, Colorado, 2:32.65; 8. Roger Brown, Southern California Swimming, 2:34.09; 9. Brandon Li, Colorado, 2:34.45; 10. Gabe Machado, Snake River, 2:34.56; 11. Bryce Fitzgerald, Arizona Swimming, 2:34.97; 12. Wylie Kruse, Colorado, 2:35.01; 13. Timothy Wong, Snake River, 2:35.08; 14. Kieran Watson, Pacific Northwest, 2:35.69; 15. Beau Lonnquist, Oregon, 2:36.07; 16. Vincent McNabb, Team Hawaii, 2:36.42. 200 medley relay-1. Pacific Northwest Swimming A (Kevin Kyi, Tyler Lu, Leland Baltazar, Andrew Kim) 2:03.07, 2. Colorado Swimming A 2:03.46, 3. New Mexico Swimming A 2:04.99, 4. San Diego Imperial A 2:06.56, 5. Pacific Swimming A 2:06.89, 6. Team Hawaii A 2:08.05, 7. Oregon A 2:09.58, 8. Colorado Swimming B 2:09.74, 9. Sierra Nevada Swimming A 2:11.34, 10. Pacific Northwest Swimming B 2:11.35, 11. Team Utah A 2:11.64, 12. Southern California Swimming A 2:12.44, 13. Snake River Swimming A 2:12.54, 14. Inland Empire A 2:13.18, 15. Pacific Swimming B 2:13.85, 16. San Diego Imperial B 2:13.95.
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200 freestyle-A final: 1. Blake Wilton, Colorado, 1:58.78; 2. Winn Aung, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:00.04; 3. Griffin Ayotte, Colorado, 2:00.11; 4. Mitchell Stoddard, San Diego Imperial, 2:00.80; 5. Zach Dietz, Pacific, 2:03.33; 6. Noah Carlson, Team Hawaii, 2:03.37; 7. Cory Leidich, Colorado, 2:05.99; 8. Harrison Lierz, Colorado, 2:06.01. B final: 9. Nate McFaul, Oregon, 2:01.52; 10. Jude Wenker, Pacific Northwest, 2:01.94; 11. Ian Low, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 2:03.25; 12. Nathan Young, Oregon, 2:04.42; 13. Calvin David, Pacific, 2:04.63; 14. Brendan Eckerman, Colorado, 2:04.65; 15. Aaron Huynh, Southern California Swimming, 2:04.78; 16. Christian Stef, Southern California Swimming, 2:05.57. 100 butterfly-A final: 1. Van Mathias, Oregon, 56.35; 2. Jarod Arroyo, Team Utah, 58.09; 3. Winn Aung, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 59.35; 4. Blake Wilton, Colorado, 59.52; 5. Andy Huang, Pacific, 59.99; 6. Eli Engledow, Inland Empire, 1:01.43; 7. Noah Carlson, Team Hawaii, 1:01.69; 8. Christopher Rinard, Pacific, 1:01.91. B final: 9. Braden Dilly, Inland Empire, 1:00.54; 9. Makai Ingalls, Pacific Northwest, 1:00.54; 11. Wesley Norris, Oregon, 1:01.09; 12. Jack Miller, Colorado, 1:01.10; 13. Zach Dietz, Pacific, 1:01.91; 14. Kanoa Sawai, Team Hawaii, 1:02.43; 15. Connor Elwyn, Inland Empire, 1:02.45; 16. Griffin Ayotte, Colorado, 1:03.35. 400 individual medley-A final: 1. Jarod Arroyo, Team Utah, 4:34.02; 2. Andy Huang, Pacific, 4:45.21; 3. Ethan Dang, Pacific Northwest, 4:48.54; 4. Ryan King, Colorado, 4:49.45; 5. Kevin Keil, Oregon, 4:50.49; 6. Harrison Lierz, Colorado, 4:53.90; 6. Nate McFaul, Oregon, 4:53.90; 8. Nick Elizarov, Pacific Northwest, 4:54.96. B final: 9. Connor Elwyn, Inland Empire, 4:54.09; 10. Christopher Rinard, Pacific, 4:54.64; 11. Dylan Sewell, Sierra Nevada Swimming, 4:56.35; 12. Brendan Eckerman, Colorado, 4:58.16; 13. Bergen Davis, Alaska, 4:59.46; 14. Matthew Choi, Pacific, 4:59.48; 15. Ryan Peterson, Colorado, 5:02.43; 16. Bryce Soriano, Pacific Northwest, 5:02.60. 200 medley relay-1. Oregon A (Kevin Keil, Drew Turner, Van Mathias, Nate McFaul) 1:52.36, 2. Colorado Swimming A 1:54.18, 3. Pacific Swimming A 1:54.73, 4. Pacific Northwest Swimming B 1:55.36, 5. Team Hawaii A 1:55.63, 6. Sierra Nevada Swimming A 1:56.29, 7. Team Utah A 1:56.38, 8. Oregon B 1:56.82, 9. San Diego Imperial A 1:58.09, 10. Pacific Swimming B 1:58.19, 11. Colorado Swimming B 1:58.34, 12. Inland Empire 1:58.86, 13. Southern California Swimming A 2:01.67, 14. Team Hawaii B 2:04.95, 15. Sierra Nevada Swimming B 2:05.10, 16. New Mexico Swimming A 2:07.57.
