2025 Speedo Winter Junior Championships: Day 3 Combined East/West Results

By Anne Lepesant on SwimSwam

2025 Speedo Winter Junior Championships

• Wednesday, December 10 – Saturday, December 13, 2025
• SCY (25 Yards)
• East: Indiana University Natatorium (Indianapolis, Indiana)
  • Meet Central – East
  • Live Results – East
• West: Lee & Joe Jamil Texas Swimming Center (Austin, Texas)
  • Meet Central – West
  • Live Results – West

As we do every year, we will be combining the results from the East meet (in Indianapolis) and the West meet (in Austin) to bring you the top 8 finishers in every event.

Day 3 consisted of A/B/C finals of the 400 IM, 100 fly, 200 free, 100 breast, and 100 back and the timed finals of the 200 freestyle relays.

Girls’ 400 Yard Individual Medley – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 3:57.02, Katie Grimes – 2022
• West Meet Record: 3:57.02, Katie Grimes – 2022
• 13-14 NAG Record: 4:06.95, Kayla Han – 2022
• 15-16 NAG Record: 3:57.02, Katie Grimes – 2022
• 17-18 NAG Record: 3:56.59, Bella Sims – 2022

Jersey Wahoos’ Audrey Derivaux won the East meet by half a pool length with a PB of 4:01.83, the 3rd-fastest time in history for a 15-16 girl. She was 1.4 seconds faster than West’s winner, Kayla Han of La Mirada Armada and 8.5 seconds faster than anyone in her heat. Han went 4:03.28 to come to the wall with a 2.7-second margin ahead of CSP Tideriders’ Sydney Schoeck, while the rest of the field was 6.6 seconds behind.

Combined Top 8:

1. Audrey Derivaux (JW) — 4:01.83 (East)
2. Kayla Han (RMDA) — 4:03.28 (West)
3. Sydney Schoeck (CSP) — 4:05.96 (West)
4. Emerson Callis (QSTS) — 4:10.35 (East)
5. Vivian Moulson (CRIM) — 4:11.99 (East)
6. Adalyn Lee (BREA) — 4:12.56 (West)
7. Ellie Clarke (CSC) — 4:13.53 (East)
8. Sydney Hardy (SYS) — 4:13.85 (East)

Boys’ 400 Yard Individual Medley – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 3:38.65, Carson Foster – 2019
• West Meet Record: 3:39.83, Maximus Williamson – 2022
• 13-14 NAG Record: 3:47.91, Luka Mijatovic – 2024
• 15-16 NAG Record: 3:39.83, Maximus Williamson – 2022
• 17-18 NAG Record: 3:35.27, Carson Foster – 2020

Baylor Stanton from Gwinnett Aquatics won the East meet by a body length with 3:40.48. Behind him, Yi Zheng from Carmel Swim Club (3:41.90) and Ian Heysen of Blue Dolfins (3:43.23) were both faster than West’s champion, Syunta Lee of West Coast Aquatics (3:44.40).

Combined Top 8:

1. Baylor Stanton (GA) — 3:40.48 (East)
2. Yi Zheng (CSC) — 3:41.90 (East)
3. Ian Heysen (BD) — 3:43.23 (East)
4. Syunta Lee (WEST) — 3:44.40 (West)
5. Anthony Dornoff (RMDA) — 3:47.39 (West)
6. (Tie 6th) Owen Ekk (ATAC) — 3:47.52 (East)
7. (Tie 6th) Wilson York (LAK) — 3:47.52 (East)
8. Brayden Capen (ACAD) — 3:49.09 (West)

Girls’ 100 Yard Butterfly – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 49.49, Alex Shackell – 2023
• West Meet Record: 51.46, Alana Berlin – 2024
• 13-14 NAG Record: 50.64, Claire Curzan – 2019
• 15-16 NAG Record: 49.51, Claire Curzan – 2021
• 17-18 NAG Record: 49.24, Claire Curzan – 2022

Lakeside Swim Team’s Charlotte Crush was 1.55 seconds faster than anyone else in the combined meets; she won the East with 50.00. Gabi Brito of Beach Cities Alpha earned the West crown, clearing the field by .7 seconds with 51.55.

Combined Top 8:

1. Charlotte Crush (LAK) — 50.00 (East)
2. Gabi Brito (BCA) — 51.55 (West)
3. Jianna Amores (SFLS) — 51.78 (East)
4. Emma Grace Richardson (MAC) — 52.16 (East)
5. Abby Chan (HSA) — 52.20 (East)
6. Clare Watson (BC) — 52.25 (West)
7. Kelsey Zhang (PASA) — 52.31 (West)
8. Lucy Velte (EKC) — 52.38 (West)

Boys’ 100 Yard Butterfly – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 43.86, Thomas Heilman – 2024
• West Meet Record: 45.46, Ryan Hoffer – 2015
• 13-14 NAG Record: 45.81, Thomas Heilman – 2021
• 15-16 NAG Record: 44.67, Thomas Heilman – 2022
• 17-18 NAG Record: 43.86, Thomas Heilman – 2024

Mecklenburg Swim Association’s Mike Rice was the sole sub-46 butterflyer of the night, as he won the East meet in 45.89, nearly a full second ahead of 2nd-place George Dovellos of Bolles School. Micah Davis of Aquajets led a tight finish out West, stopping the clock at 46.17 ahead of DART Swimming’s Brandon Ha (46.39) and Seattle Metro’s Charlie Cancelmo (46.65).

Combined Top 8:

1. Mike Rice (MSA) — 45.89 (East)
2. Micah Davis (AQJT) — 46.17 (West)
3. Brandon Ha (DART) — 46.38 (West)
4. Charlie Cancelmo (SMAC) — 46.65 (West)
5. George Dovellos (BSS) — 46.87 (East)
6. Ty Thomas (RCA) — 46.88 (West)
7. Alex Goodman (JW) — 46.96 (East)
8. Shareef Elaydi (SCSC) — 47.11 (West)

Girls’ 200 Yard Freestyle – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 1:40.63, Summer McIntosh – 2022
• West Meet Record: 1:40.78, Bella Sims – 2022
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:44.55, Missy Franklin – 2010
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:42.03, Katie Ledecky – 2013
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:40.31, Missy Franklin – 2014

Rylee Erisman of Laker Swim was even faster from a flat start than she’d been anchoring the LAKR 800 free relay Wednesday night (with 1:41.86). She came into the meet with a PB of 1:43.51 and, between prelims and finals, dropped 1.6 seconds to establish a new NAG record for 15-16 girls. She finished 4.3 seconds ahead of the West’s Alyssa Ton of Irvine Novaquatics (1:45.22) and 4.6 seconds ahead of the East’s runner-up, Elizabeth Eichbrecht from the other NOVA (NOVA of Virginia).

Combined Top 8:

1. Rylee Erisman (LAKR) — 1:40.93 (East) *NEW 15-16 NAG RECORD*
2. Alyssa Ton (NOVA) — 1:45.22 (West)
3. Elizabeth Eichbrecht (NOVA) — 1:45.52 (East)
4. Brynn Lavigueur (LAKR) — 1:46.03 (East)
5. Anna Shnowski (QSTS) — 1:46.12 (East)
6. Charlotte Milkie (CCAQ) — 1:46.48 (West)
7. Faith Gorey (NAC) — 1:46.80 (East)
8. Maddie Thornton (BEND) — 1:46.96 (West)

Boys’ 200 Yard Freestyle – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 1:31.37, Maximus Williamson – 2023
• West Meet Record: 1:31.37, Maximus Williamson – 2023
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:34.68, Thomas Heilman – 2021
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:32.46, Thomas Heilman – 2023
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:31.37, Maximus Williamson – 2023

Bolles School’s Liam Carrington was the 200 free champ by 2.1 seconds in the East meet, and by 1.6 seconds overall, as the West winner, Grant Kellis from Gold Medal Swim, clocked a 1:34.44 to edge Lakeside Aquatics’ Maxwell Stanislaus by .13.

Combined Top 8:

1. Liam Carrington (BSS) — 1:32.88 (East)
2. Grant Kellis (GM) — 1:34.44 (West)
3. Maxwell Stanislaus (LAC) — 1:34.57 (West)
4. Connor Christopherson (SA) — 1:34.95 (East)
5. Mike Rice (MSA) — 1:34.96 (East)
6. Nathan Foucu (QSS) — 1:35.51 (West)
7. Michael Geh (BAD) — 1:35.62 (East)
8. Alex Pletcher (SDSA) — 1:35.73 (West)

Girls’ 100 Yard Breaststroke – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 57.76, Lydia Jacoby – 2022
• West Meet Record: 57.76, Lydia Jacoby – 2022
• 13-14 NAG Record: 59.94, Karina Plaza — 2025
• 15-16 NAG Record: 58.19, Alex Walsh – 2017
• 17-18 NAG Record: 57.29, Lydia Jacoby – 2023

The West girls dominated the breaststroke event. Mikayla Tan of San Ramon Valley (59.04) and Irvine’s Bianca Nwaizu (59.05) both came within .06 of cracking the 59-second barrier, while Nwaizu’s teammate, Sofia Szymanowski (59.97), was only .02 slower than the East winner, Carmel’s Molly Sweeney. In fact, the West produced 6 of the top 8 swims.

Combined Top 8:

1. Mikayla Tan (SRVA) — 59.04 (West)
2. Bianca Nwaizu (NOVA) — 59.05 (West)
3. Molly Sweeney (CSC) — 59.95 (East)
4. Sofia Szymanowski (NOVA) — 59.97 (West)
5. Eliza Wallace (MSA) — 59.99 (East)
6. Kate Canales (AAAA) — 1:00.06 (West)
7. Mia Su (SCSC) — 1:00.64 (West)
8. Ella McWhorter (LAC) — 1:00.72 (West)

Boys’ 100 Yard Breaststroke – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 52.21, Michael Andrew – 2015
• West Meet Record: 51.72, Campbell McKean – 2024
• 13-14 NAG Record: 53.06, Reece Whitley – 2014
• 15-16 NAG Record: 51.75, Michael Andrew – 2015
• 17-18 NAG Record: 51.16, Reece Whitley – 2018

It was a much tighter combined field in the boys’ race. SwimAtlanta’s Collin Holgerson put up the fastest overall time by .25, winning the East contest with 52.21. Lubbock Swim Club’s Gunnar Hansen went 52.46 to claim victory in the West meet.

Combined Top 8:

1. Collin Holgerson (SA) — 52.21 (East)
2. Gunnar Hansen (LSC) — 52.46 (West)
3. Ian Heysen (BD) — 52.88 (East)
4. Andrew Eubanks (TDPS) — 52.93 (West)
5. (Tie 5th) Jake Lloyd (COA) — 53.13 (East)
6. (Tie 5th) Shareef Elaydi (SCSC) — 53.13 (West)
7. Sam Wolf (MAC) — 53.22 (West)
8. Matthew Wolfle (NOVA) — 53.32 (East)

Girls’ 100 Yard Backstroke – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 49.46, Charlotte Crush – 2024
• West Meet Record: 50.53, Bella Sims – 2022
• 13-14 NAG Record: 50.44, Charlotte Crush – 2023
• 15-16 NAG Record: 49.46, Charlotte Crush – 2024
• 17-18 NAG Record: 49.46, Claire Curzan – 2023

Lakeside Swim Team’s Charlotte Crush was .7 off her 2024 meet record, but her winning time of 50.17 in the East meet was still 1.6 seconds faster than that of the West winner, Gabi Brito from Beach Cities Alpha (51.78). Crush was almost 2 seconds faster than her runner-up, Reina Liu from TAC Titans (52.08).

Combined Top 8:

1. Charlotte Crush (LAK) — 50.17 (East)
2. Gabi Brito (CITI) — 51.78 (West)
3. Reina Liu (TAC) — 52.08 (East)
4. Maya Schweikert (RAYS) — 52.31 (East)
5. Brynn Lavigueur (LAKR) — 52.48 (East)
6. Zoe Smith (LRAD) — 52.55 (West)
7. Maggie Dickinson (SSTY) — 52.56 (West)
8. Abby Chan (HSA) — 52.76 (East)

Boys’ 100 Yard Backstroke – Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 45.01, Will Modglin – 2022
• West Meet Record: 45.58, Ryan Hoffer – 2015
• 13-14 NAG Record: 47.44, Daniel Diehl – 2020
• 15-16 NAG Record: 45.60, Anthony Grimm – 2019
• 17-18 NAG Record: 44.63, Ryan Murphy – 2014

SwimAtlanta’s Collin Holgerson barely had time to warm down after his 100 breast win before he was called to the ready room for the 100 back final. He won that one, too, lowering the lifetime-best 45.06 he went leading off SwimAtlanta’s 400 medley relay last night. Not only was his winning 44.94 the fastest time of the combined meet by a full body length, but it also erased Will Modglin’s 2022 meet record of 45.01. Waterloo Swimming’s Benjamin Jaggers (46.18) eked out a West win over Longhorn Aquatics’ Rowan Cox (46.31) to placed 2nd and 3rd, overall.

Combined Top 8:

1. Collin Holgerson (SA) — 44.94 (East) *New SC Juniors Record*
2. Benjamin Jaggers (WLOO) — 46.18 (West)
3. Rowan Cox (TXLA) — 46.31 (West)
4. Davis Jackson (TAC) — 46.39 (East)
5. Baylor Stanton (GA) — 46.65 (East)
6. Miles Blackson-Dunbar (CITI) — 46.78 (West)
7. Elliot Rijnovean (BBA) — 46.83 (East)
8. Krish Jain (BSS) — 47.07 (East)

Girls’ 200 Yard Freestyle Relay — Timed Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 1:29.05, Chelsea Piers Aquatic Club (Semenuk, Moore, Parker, Douglass) – 2012
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:33.30, TAC Titans, (Curzan, Morris, Dry, Cotter) – 2019
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:30.99 Virginia Gators (Bray, Kulp, Muzzy, Hamilton) – 2017
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:29.69, Nashville Aquatic Club (A. Walsh, Massey, Hurt, G. Walsh) – 2020
• 15-18 Relay NAG Record: 1:29.05, Chelsea Piers Aquatic Club (Semenuk, Moore, Parker, Douglass) – 2012

Beach Cities Alpha won the West meet with the overall fastest time, thanks to splits of 22.24 from Gabi Brito, 22.57 from Andi Taylor, 22.71 from Sora Koike, and 23.09 from Eryn Arnold. While Laker Swim did not make the top 8 overall, the 6th-place finisher in the East meet featured a 21.84 anchor from Rylee Erisman.

Combined Top 8:

1. Beach Cities Alpha ‘A’ — 1:30.61 (West)
2. Lakeside Aquatic Club ‘A’ — 1:30.73 (West)
3. TAC Titans ‘A’ — 1:31.03 (East)
4. Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics ‘A’ — 1:31.23 (East)
5. SwimMAC Carolina ‘A’ — 1:31.27 (East)
6. Mecklenburg Swim Association ‘A’ — 1:31.37 (East)
7. Bolles School Sharks ‘A’ — 1:31.46 (East)
8. Bellevue Club Swim Team ‘A’ — 1:31.65 (West)

Boys’ 200 Yard Freestyle Relay — Timed Finals

• SC Juniors Record: 1:19.03, Bolles School Sharks (Dressel, Conodrelli, Goossen, Schooling) – 2012
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:25.63, Scottsdale Aquatic Club (Hoffer, Blake, Goll, Apel) – 2013
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:20.12, Quicksilver Swimming (Porter, Foucu, Apuada, Litwiller) – 2024
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:18.92, Spartan Aquatic Club (Muhammad, Stoffle, Beamon, McGrady) – 2021
• 15-18 Relay NAG Record: 1:18.92, Spartan Aquatic Club (Muhammad, Stoffle, Beamon, McGrady) – 2021

The Central Ohio Aquatics quartet of Caden Mahl (20.26), Jake Lloyd (19.36), Alex Wu (19.95), and Austin Carpenter (19.39) blasted a new Short Course Junior Nationals meet record of 1:18.96 in the East meet. An hour later, in Austin, Quicksilver Swimming erased that mark with 1:18.67, undercutting a pair of NAG records (17-18 and 15-18) at the same time. The QSS foursome, who had set the 15-16 NAG record in 2024, consisted of Nathan Foucu (19.87), Clark Apuada (20.06), Isaac Litwiller (19.29), and Tyler Porter (19.45).

Combined Top 8:

1. Quicksilver Swimming ‘A’ — 1:18.67 (West) *New SC Juniors Record*
2. Central Ohio Aquatics ‘A’ — 1:18.96 (East)
3. Bolles School Sharks ‘A’ — 1:20.02 (East)
4. Waterloo Swimming ‘A’ — 1:20.42 (West)
5. Baylor Swim Club ‘A’ — 1:20.56 (East)
6. Mason Manta Rays ‘A’ — 1:20.59 (East)
7. Texas Ford Aquatics ‘A’ — 1:20.70 (West)
8. SwimAtlanta ‘A’ — 1:20.79 (East)

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