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2023 SUMMER JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSJuly 31 – August 4, 2023Prelims 9AM, finals 5PM (Pacific Time)LCM (50 meters)William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center, Irvine, California, United StatesMeet CentralPre-Scratch TimelinesPre-Scratch Psych SheetGirls meet previewBoys meet previewLive ResultsLive StreamDay 2 Prelims Live RecapDay 2 Finals Live Recap16 year old Maximus Williamson broke his own National Age Group (NAG) record in the boys 200 freestyle on Tuesday night as he led off Lakeside Aquatic Club’s 4×200 boys freestyle relay in a 1:47.29.His time tonight broke his previous record of 1:47.62 which he set at the end of June while at US Nationals in Indianapolis.Split Comparison:Williamson- IrvineWilliamson- IndyUrlando5025.2225.0125.5310027.0727.1126.8815027.2927.6727.8720027.7227.8327.451:47.291:47.621:47.73Although Williamson was out two-tenths slower tonight on his first 50, his biggest difference came on the third 50, where he was 0.38 seconds faster tonight than he was a month ago.Prior to breaking the record in Indianapolis, the record stood at a 1:47.73 which Luca Urlando set back in 2019.Williamson holds both the SCY and LCM 200 freestyle 15-16 NAG records. He holds a total of five records: the SCY 200 free, 200 back, and 400 IM as well as the LCM 200 IM and now 200 free.Williamson finished 20th on night 1 in the 200 fly and is also entered in the 100 fly and 50 free later in the meet, notably choosing not to swim the individual 200 free. In This Story Luca UrlandoLuca UrlandoMaximus WilliamsonMaximus Williamson About Anya Pelshaw Anya Pelshaw Anya has been with SwimSwam since June 2021 as both a writer and social
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American squad of Teagan O’Dell, Watson Nguyen, Leah Shackley and Maximus Williamson went 3:45.62 to notch the victory, ultimately surging to a 3.56-second margin over Australia. But that conceals the slow burn of it, with Williamson leaping into the pool in sixth place, more than three seconds off the pace.Australia finished second, with Italy third. Canada was just off the podium in fourth.The Americans – weak in male butterfly, and with top female freestyler Erika Pelaez already having swim twice – went with a tack that would have them chasing. Williamson was fine with that, splitting 47.74 off the end to go from sixth to first. He outsplit the Aussie male anchor, Edward Sommerville, by 0.96 seconds.Joshua Chen, winner of the men’s 100 breast, swam prelims, which gave Nguyen the finals spot. His 1:00.66 was .78 faster than his Aussie counterpart and quickest of the six male breaststrokers. O’Dell got the U.S. out fifth, the fastest of four female backstrokers, and Shackley’s 57.71 was the best of five female butterfliers (and 1.5 ticks faster than Australia.)The Aussies (Jaclyn Barclay, Gideon Patrick Burnes, Isabella Boyd and Sommerville) clocked in at 3:49.18. Sommerville clawed back 6.5 seconds on Italian female anchor Matilde Biagiotti. Biagiotti joined Christian Bacico, Christian Mantegazza and Paola Borrelli for the Italians, who led at each of the first three handoffs, to go 3:50.09.Mmedleyrelayfinal" data-image-caption="" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" src=" alt="Mmedleyrelayfinal" width="650" height="629" srcset=" 907w, 207w, 300w, 450w, 533w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 650px) 100vw, 650px">
