2021 ISCA International Senior Cup
- March 23-27, 2021
- St. Petersburg, FL (North Shore Aquatic Complex)
- SCY Prelims/LCM Finals
- Schedule (ET)
- Tuesday: Timed Finals 4:00pm
- Wednesday – Saturday: 8:00am prelims/5:00pm finals
- Meet Information
- Psych Sheet
- Live Results available on Meet Mobile
- Results (PDFs)
- Friday Prelims Heat Sheets: Women/Men
All eyes will be on the men’s 100 butterfly this morning. After winning the 50 free last night, Caeleb Dressel will return to the pool as he is scheduled to swim three events.
All eyes will be on the men’s 100 butterfly this morning as the top heat of prelims will feature world record holder Dressel, 2016 Olympic champion Joseph Schooling, Ryan Lochte, and Matej Dusa who placed 12th at last week’s NCAA Division II meet. Second seed Jack Conger will be swimming in the heat prior.
Dressel and Lochte are also on the morning heat sheets in the 400 IM, which is the first event of the day. The Gator Swim Club teammates will be in the top heat of the morning. The top seed of the 400 IM is Grant Sanders, the third place finisher in the 200 IM and another GSC athlete.
Sanders, Lochte, Conger, and Dressel will all go head-to-head in the top heat of this morning’s 200 freestyle. El Salvadorian Olympian Marcelo Acosta, the 6th seed in the 200, has scratched from the meet.
Peurto Rican Yeziel Morales is the top seed in the 50 backstroke. He was the champion in the 200 back and placed fourth in the 100 back. 16-year old William Hayon of the Mid Wisconsin Wave Makers is the third seed in the 50 back.
Virginia Tech Hokie Reka Gregory will be looking for her second win of the meet and third top-3 finish. Gregory, who won the 200 IM on Wednesday, is the top seed in the women’s 400 IM this morning by almost nine seconds. 7th seed Zoe Skirboll of Racer X Aquatics, the winner of yesterday’s 50 breaststroke, has scratched the IM to focus on the 100 butterfly and the 200 free.
As with the men, the women’s 100 butterfly is loaded. The women will feature Florida alum Sherridon Dressel seeking her second win of the meet. She is the top seed ahead of Flora Molnar of Alabama, who was runner-up in the 50 fly. Dressel and Molnar will be challenged by veteran Farida Osman who has already won the 50 fly and 50 free this week, and 14-year old Erika Pelaez of Eagle Aquatics. Seeded 8th is 15-year old Gabrielle Van Brunt of the Georgia Coastal Aquatic Team.
The 50 back will feature Dressel as the top seed and Van Brunt as the 4th seed. Celina Marquez, who was third in yesterday’s 200 back is seeded second and Harvard swimmer Adaline Bullock, is the third seed this morning.
The 200 freestyle will be another event to watch as Gregory, Skirboll, Dressel, and Pelaez are all scheduled to swim this morning. Joining them will be top seed Mikaela Dahlke, a Harvard alum, and second seed Zhada Fields, a North Carolina alum. Third seed in the 200 free is 15-year old Leah Hayes of the Fox Valley Park District Riptides.
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3:40.42 would have placed Lochte 7th going into the final of the 400 IM at NCAAs today, which is also his 6th fastest SCY 400 IM. He went a 3:39 in March 2016, but the last time he’d broken a 3:41 before that was in 2007.
A swimmer from the team I coach is the 100 fly heat with Schooling and Dressel. I coached him during early age group years and can still picture him as a 6yr old walking down the deck. It’s really fulfilling to watch your swimmers develop, and him having the opportunity to race with a gold medal Olympian and a world record holder is thrilling!
When caeleb clenches his fist it’s the equivalent of thanos snapping
He is inevitable