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Ronald Dalmacio Smashes All 3 11-12 Backstroke NAG Records

At the 2017 Rose Bowl Aquatics Long Course Meet last weekend, 12-year-old phenom Ronald Dalmacio scorched all 3 of the long course 11-12 backstroke National Age Group Records. Dalmacio, who became the youngest swimmer ever to break 1:00 in the long course 100 back earlier this season, lowered his own record even further this weekend with a 59.54.

He also lowered his own NAG Record i nthe 50 back, taking it from a 27.88 down to a 27.45.

Dalmacio’s 11-12 NAG Records From Last Weekend:

  • 50 meter back- 27.45
  • 100 meter back- 59.54
  • 200 meter back- 2:10.01

This weekend was the first time he took down the 11-12 NAG Record in the 200 back, giving him the complete set. Dalmacio dropped almost 5 seconds from his best time, chopping it down from a 2:14.79 to a 2:10.01. With that, he broke the former record of 2:10.39 set by Destin Lasco in 2014 and narrowly missed become the first 11-12 swimmer to break 2:10 in the 200 back.

In addition to his backstroke records, Dalmacio also came within a tenth of Winn Aung‘s NAG Record of 55.03 in the 100 free after swimming a personal best 55.13. He also closed in on Michael Andrew‘s NAG Record of 25.09 in the 50 free, as he swam a personal best 25.24 last weekend.

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Bill B.
7 years ago

I am so glad that I retired in 1968.

bobo gigi
7 years ago

Not long course but here are 2 recent race videos with Ronald Dalmacio from last March.

100 back SCY. 51.30 Lane 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fyqq0R4uAUs

bobo gigi
Reply to  bobo gigi
7 years ago

200 back SCY. 1.53.12 Lane 4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVdrMNbtyxM

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Reply to  bobo gigi
7 years ago

Hey that’s my channel!!

bobo gigi

Cool. Thanks for the videos.

Wallaby
7 years ago

Wow that’s one fast kid

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