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Noah Henderson Breaks 50 FR, 100 FL NCHSAA Records at 3A State Meet

2019 3A  State NCHSAA Championships

  • February 7-8th
  • Triangle Aquatic Center
  • Short Course Yards
  • Results

TEAM SCORES (TOP 3)

Girls

  1. Charlotte Catholic – 267
  2. Weddington – 263
  3. Marvin Ridge – 215

Boys

  1. Marvin Ridge – 285
  2. Chapel Hill – 201
  3. Charlotte Catholic – 168

The NCHSAA 3A State Championships was held last week, with Marvin Ridge coming out on top in the boys team standings, and Charlotte Catholic winning the girls meet.

NC State recruit and SwimSwam’s #14 recruit for the Class of 2019, Noah Henderson, threw down a pair of NCHSAA 3A records, and an overall NCHSAA state record in the 50 free. Henderson, a Western Alamance senior, clocked a 19.92 to run away with the boys 50 free, coming in just .02 seconds off his lifetime best from Winter Juniors East in Decmeber, but breaking both the 3A and overall NCHSAA records. He then swam to victory in the 100 fly in similar fashion, touching in 47.30 to break the 3A record. That time was also just off his best, which sits at 47.13, also from Winter Juniors East. Henderson also anchored the 400 free relayu in 45.41.

Sam Hoover, a Chapel Hill freshman, blasted a new NCHSAA state record in the boys 100 free, motoring to a lifteime best 44.62, establishing a new record, and winning the race by over 2 seconds. Hoover also won the 100 breast later in the meet, swimming a 56.06 to outpace the field by about half a second. Hoover also posted a 20.19 split anchoring the 200 free relay.

The Marvin Ridge boys 200 free relay team of Boyd Poelke (21.19), Josh Stablein (21.58), Connor Charrette (22.28), Charles Rothenberger (21.00) combined for a new 3A record of 1:26.05. Marvin Ridge also won the boys 400 free relay in 3A record fashion, with the same relay team except Nicholas Piscitelli subbed in for Charrette. They teamed up to swim a 3:08.66, breaking the previous record by nearly 2 seconds.

The Weddington girls 200 free relay also set a new 3A record, posting a 1:34.39. Maddy Flickinger led off in 23.21, followed by Kylie Yoder in 23.65, Kelsey Tolchin in 24.20, and Katie Corbi in 23.33.

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JimSwim22
5 years ago

I would love to see some mention of what state we r talking about. I gather North Carolina but a clear statement would be nice

Sam H
Reply to  JimSwim22
5 years ago

You would be correct in that assumption

Sam H
5 years ago

Noah Henderson is an event more awesome guy then he is a swimmer. Always stoked for other people and smiling at meets. Fun to be at his last high school meet with him, and he killed it.

ACC fan
5 years ago

Great job Noah! That NC STATE hoodie looks perfect on you! I can only imagine how much faster you will get as a member of the WOLFPACK.

samuel huntington
5 years ago

44.6 and 56.0 as a freshman is outstanding – wow

Sunshine
5 years ago

One of the most exciting meets ever! Watching the Catholic girls rally together, rising to the challenge to win by only 4 points in the last event with only ONE first place event and no divers!—One of the best examples of TEAMWORK I’ve ever seen! Congrats to Sam, Noah & the Marvin Ridge boys too for adding even more excitement!

Swimmer0883
5 years ago

It was a fun meet to watch- with all of the records going down, the crowd was very into it!

Ragnar
5 years ago

Hoover 44 as a freshman, that’s the swim of the meet. Boys going 42 low minimum senior year

Isaac
Reply to  Ragnar
5 years ago

Come on down to Raleigh, Hoover! Go Pack!

Sam
Reply to  Isaac
4 years ago

Good prediction.

Eddie Rowe
Reply to  Ragnar
5 years ago

Depends A LOT on how much he grows. At that level and age, that much of a drop is going to be tough without biological development that we just can’t predict.

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