Congratulations to the Mecklenburg Swimming Association (MSA) on winning the NCS Senior Long Course Championships in Ft. Mill, South Carolina this past weekend. MSA had the top team ranking in both the men’s and women’s divisions. Finishing second overall was the Raleigh Swimming Association (RSA), followed by SwimMAC Carolina (MAC) in third place.

Top three teams in the medium size club category were the Greensboro Community YMCA (GCY) – first, the Waves of Wilmington (WOW) – second; and the Aquatic Team of Mecklenburg (ATOM) – third.

In the small team category, the top three clubs were the YMCA of Western North Carolina (WNCY) – first; LifeTime Swim Team of North Carolina (LTNC) – second; and the Hillsborough Aquatic Club (HAC) – third.

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Congratulations to Ryan Hardy, John Reese Taylor, Ross Noble, and Michael Volpe of the YMCA of the Triangle Aquatic Team (YOTA) on their new record in the 18U Boys 200 medley relay! The team set the mark at the 2021 YMCA National Festival Meet at the Triangle Aquatic Center in Cary.

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Below are some links to help you enjoy the Olympic Games in Tokyo and cheer on Team USA!

USA Swimming 2020 U.S. Olympic Swim Team

Swimming – Olympic Schedule & Results

How to watch swimming at the Tokyo Olympics

Watch online: nbcolympics.com

USA Swimming Medal Count Archives

Below is the psych sheet for the 2021 NCS Senior Long Course Championship Meet.

NCS LC Senior Champs Psych Sheet

Below is the list of athletes selected to represent North Carolina Swimming at the Southern Age Group Zone Meet in Tupelo, MS on July 27-31. Congratulations to all those selected and good luck in Tupelo!

SwimMAC Carolina won the 2021 ESSZ Senior Long Course Sectional meet at the Greensboro Aquatic Center, finishing as the leader in the combined men’s and women’s rankings. SwimMAC finished first in the men’s rankings and third in the women’s rankings. The top five teams in the combined rankings were SwimMAC, Kentucky Aquatics, Wolfpack Elite, University of Louisville, and Gamecock Aquatics.

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A strong performance by its boys relays propelled SwimMAC Carolina to the overall team title at the North Carolina Swimming Age Group Long Course Champs meet at the Triangle Aquatic Center. They were followed by the TAC Titans, who were the top scoring team in the girls’ rankings. Top five finishing teams in the combined boys’ and girls’ division were SwimMAC Carolina, TAC Titans, Marlins of Raleigh, North Carolina Aquatic Club, and New Wave Swimming.

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Several NCS Relay records fell at the North Carolina Swimming Age Group Long Course Championships this past weekend at the Triangle Aquatic Center in Cary. The TAC Titans 13-14 Girls relay team of Lily Willis, Sydney Holfelder, Nicole Zettel, and Mere Whelehan posted a record time in the 800 Free Relay,

SwimMAC Carolina’s 11-12 Boys relay teams broke three records. Carter Medlin, Gabe Hardy, Gino Prabhu, and Thomas Greathouse erased the old mark in the 200 Free Relay. The same group also set a new record in the 400 Medley Relay. Medlin, Greathouse, and Prabhu were joined by Griffin Cagle in clocking a new record in the 400 Free Relay.

The SwimMAC 13-14 Boys relay team of Max Osman, Norvin Clontz, Granger Bartee, and Evan Prabhu set new records in both the 800 Free Relay and the 400 Medley Relay. Their time in the 800 Free Relay also established a new National Age Group record! Here’s an article that appeared in SwimSwam.

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