2022 NCSA JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
- March 15-19, 2022
- Rosen Aquatic and Fitness Center, Orlando, Florida
- Short Course Yards (25 yards), Prelims/Finals
- Meet Central
- Psych Sheets
- Live Stream
- Day 1 Prelims Results
- Results on Meet Mobile: “2022 NCSA Spring Swimming Championships”
- Day 1 Finals Heat Sheet
WOMEN’S 200 MEDLEY RELAY – TIMED FINAL
Meet Record: 1:37.74, Elmbrook Swim Club, 2021
Top 3:
- Elmbrook Swim Club – 1:36.77
- New Albany Aquatic Club – 1:40.52
- Academy Bullets Swim Club – 1:40.84
The Elmbrook Swim Club squad of Maggie Wanezek, Lucy Thomas, Campbell Stoll, and Abby Wanezek teamed up to break the 15-18 girls NAG in the 200 medley relay tonight in Orlando. The squad also broke their own NCSA meet record of 1:37.74, which they swam last year.
Impressively, Elmbrook was posted the fastest split in the field on each of the strokes. Maggie Wanezek led off in 24.26, with Thomas splitting 26.89 on breast, Stoll 23.47 on fly, and Abby Wanezek anchoring in 22.15. Maggie’s swim was just 0.05 seconds off her personal best of 24.21, which she swam last month. Notably, Thomas swam faster on the relay than she did to win the individual 50 breast earlier in the session (27.25).
The swim breaks the 15-18 NAG, which was held by Nashville Aquatic Club. The NAC squad was star-studded, featuring both of the Walsh sisters, Ella Nelson, and Jordan Hurt. Here is a split comparison between Elmbrook Swim Club’s relay tonight, and NAC’s relay from 2019.
| Splits | Elmbrook Swim Club – 2022 Spring NCSA Champs | Nashville Aquatic Club – 2019 Speedo Southern Premier Meet |
| Back | Maggie Wanezek (24.26) | Alex Walsh (23.64) |
| Breast | Lucy Thomas (26.89) | Ella Nelson (27.99) |
| Fly | Campbell Stoll (23.47) | Jordan Hurt (24.16) |
| Free | Abby Wanezek (22.15) | Gretchen Walsh (21.25) |
| FINAL TIME | 1:36.77 | 1:37.04 |
EBSC was better than NAC on the middle of the race. Lucy Thomas was 1.10 seconds faster than Ella Nelson on breaststroke, and Campbell Stoll was 0.69 faster on fly than Jordan Hurt.
This is an incredibly impressive record… Is this the closest a NAG has gotten to a NCAA invite time?
No. All of the 17-18 individual records would be invited to NCAAs, comfortably.
Unless you mean relays, in which case yes, it’s the closest any current record is.