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Start of the 12 & Under Boys 1.25K Race On a nice Sunday morning at the North Hempstead Beach Park in Nassau County, Bryce started the 2025-2026 season by winning the 1,25K at the 2025 Metropolitan Swimming Open Water Championships. Due to the TVSC Sprint Time Trials at SBU, Bryce was the ony TVSC prarticipant. At last year's Open Water Championships, TVSC won the team competition with many more swimmers. Next year we want a large group of TVSC swimmers compete in this event! 12 & Under Boys getting ready...
160 swimmers raced 581 times and swam 381 best times -- 66%. Total time improvement 464 seconds, or more than 7 minutes. Early-Season Expectations for Junior and Senior Swimmers Junior team swimmers who achieved AA, AAA, or AAAA times during the previous short course season are not expected to swim many personal bests this early in the new season. However, the other juniors who have not raced short course 50s since March or April should have been able to swim mostly best times at this meet. Senior team swimmers competed...
In the 2024-2025 season 6.33% or 391 of the 6179 All-Time Top-25 short- and long-course times were bettered. Note that before Before the 2002-2003 season, the USA-Swimming SWIMS database was used for uploading results from a limited number of national meets. Note that the High School and summer Jr Zone times of TVSC swimmers have now been added. Updated 09-17-2025 Girls Long course Boys Short course Boys Long course Girls All-Time Top-25 Short course 11-12 13-14 15-18 Girls 50 Free SCY 10 & Under 1 27.06 Emily Herr Jan-2018 2...
2024-2025 Season Top Times Short Course Futures results not included yet 50s 100s 200s distance events long course 25 Free SCY 1 Genni Bonsignore (9) 16.61 1 Joseph Nguyen (8) 15.59 2 Caitlin Clover (8) 17.27 2 Jacob Karalitzky (9) 16.01 3 Katherine Farr (9) 17.57 3 Declan Donnelly (8) 16.64 4 Jayda Rios (8) 18.23 4 Myer Tan (8) 17.95 5 Bree Mallo (9) 18.43 5 Rowen Moeller (7) 18.82 6 Zadie Severin (7) 18.66 6 Leo Martinez (8) 20.39 7 Vera Torna (7) 18.94 7 Eric Lin (8)...
Six IMX Events 13 & Overs 4827 Trevor Green (17) 4737 Brendan Miller (14) 3020 Kaylee Vargas (13) 2078 Lewis Wu (13) Five IMX Events 12 & Unders 4009 Bryce Boudreau (10) 3710 Arwen Dassen (10) 3470 Alexander Drewisis (9) 3394 Caelan Clover (11) 3171 Maddie Villagracia (11) 3005 Alex Yang (9) 3000 Alexander Drewisis (10) 2917 Jack Bailey (11) 2827 Luke Chen (9) 2651 Maddie Villagracia (12) 2613 Caelan Clover (12) 2570 Ethan Mungal (11) 2544 Austin Yang 2288 Olivia Hartnagel (11) 2081 Izzy Vargas (10) 2008 Jocelyn Chu...
TVSC swimmers representing the Metropolitan Swimming team at the Eastern Zone Age Group Championships: In front Dylan. In back Luke, Marcus, Everett, Arwen, Alexis and Bryce. In the last meet of the 2025 long course season, Bryce Boudreau broke four TVSC Team Records: He broke his own 200 Free Team Record swum at Jr Mets 3 weeks ago by almost 3 seconds: 2:23.19. He broke the 13-year old (2012) 10 & Under 100 back record from Kevin Xu by 0.3 sec: 1:18,92. He broke his own 400 Free Record for...
Three new Metropolitan Swimming Long Course records Bryce Boudreau swam a new 800 and 1500 meter free records for 10 & Under boys. Brendan Miller swam a new 50 meter back record for 13-14 Boys 165 New All-Time Long-Course Top-25 Times or 6% of 2740 Top-25 times. All-Time Short Course and Long Course Top-25 26 New long course team records (some records were broken more than one time) TVSC Short Course and Long Course Team Records
Triathlete and TVSC swimmer Esteban finishing his race with the fastest time Benjamin right behind him One Novice A and 44 Junior swimmers competed in the end-of-the-summer Holtsville Biathlon. Seven 9-year-olds participated including Novice A swimmer Genni Bonsignore. Results of the June 8 (first summer) biathlon Results of the June 8 (first summer) biathlon Saturday morning 6 AM when most people are still sleeping, TVSC junior team athletes are getting ready for the second Holtsville Biathlon of the summer Warmup first 10 & unders waiting for the start of their...
The weather forecast from the previous days promised sunny weather and calm seas. They were correct with the sunny weather, but wrong with the calm seas . . . . 20 MPH wind gusts from the north-east and 2+ feet waves crashing on the beach. If the wind came from the south, the event would have been canceled as the swimmers would be pushed towards Connecticut during their swim. Of course later that mroning the Long Island Sound was calm, perfect for open water competition. The connditions were also too...
