2024 Georgia Age Group Championships
- February 16-18, 2024
- Georgia Tech McAuley Aquatic Middle
- Brief Course Yards (25 yards)
- Full Meet Outcomes
Many swimmers earned new private bests and Futures cuts on the Georgia 14 and below Age Group Championships hosted earlier this February.
The boys aspect noticed a powerful efficiency from 14-year-old Eric Xu of Dynamo Swim Membership who earned six private bests out of seven of his particular person entries. Specifically, his new private greatest of fifty.07 within the 100 again had him drop 1.11 seconds off his earlier greatest. This places him additional below a 2024 Futures reduce.
Xu is at the moment ranked fifth nationally within the 100 again for 13-14 boys for the 2023-2024 season. He additionally at the moment holds three particular person 11-12 Georgia State All-Time Age group data.
Connor Christopherson from SwimAtlanta additionally had a standout efficiency within the 200 free. The 14-year-old’s time of 1:39.16 was solely .03 in need of his earlier private greatest and a 2024 Futures reduce. Moreover, Christopherson earned a private better of 21.22 within the 50 free, one other Futures reduce. He’s at the moment ranked 4th nationally for 13-14 boys within the 200 free for the 2023-2024 season.
The ladies aspect had 13-year-old Heba Fouitah from Aiken-Augusta Swim League with a stand out efficiency within the 100 again, clocking 55.94 for a close to two-second drop off her earlier greatest. She has swum the occasion three earlier instances this season, together with her outdated greatest time of 57.00 coming from the ASL Winter Invite in January 2024.
Different Meet Highlights:
- SwimAtlanta’s 10 year-old Alex Kirsling took residence the 9-10 boys excessive level award with 12 golds.
- 11-year-old Madison Deeb of Dynamo Swim Membership had a brand new private greatest time of 1:01.70 within the 100 IM. She is at the moment nationally ranked 14th within the occasion for ladies 11-12 within the 2023-2024 season.
- SwimAtlanta’s 10-year-old Haley Bolduc took the excessive level trophy for the ladies with 11 gold medals and a silver