Looks like Sabir Muhammad has dropped another Masters Records:cheerleader: Men's 35-39 50 Free 23.29 in prelims
Good to see the local guys doing well:bliss:
Rob, is anybody measuring the pool after the sessions so this USMS National Record counts? In USA National Meets, they have a surveyor come in and measure it at the beginning of the meet and they will only do a measurement again if there is an American, US Open, and World Record set. This is what I was told by the officials at Stanford University where the last USA Nationals were held.
I coordinated with them last August because one of our swimmers set a USMS National Record but the only way this record counted was the direction that I gave them and they were able to get all the paperwork straight and the record counted. I am wondering if this is being done at the completion of this meet not just for Sabir but for others as well.
Nicholas Brunelli broke one of the oldest USMS Records at this meet. He went :22.02 in the prelims to break the 1983 USMS Record of Kevin Deforrest, who went :22.59 which was swam at IUPUI Natatorium at the USMS Long Course Nationals. At that time, that swam was 3rd in the FINA World Rankings in Swimming and would have won the USA Swimming Nationals that year in Clovis ahead of then American Record holder Robin Leamy, whose American Record at the time was :22.54.
Nicholas also went :50.14 to clear the USMS Record of :50.74 by Nick Shackell set back in 2000. His finals times were both slower than prelims and his 50 time was :22.08 and the 100 was :50.27 of course all this will not count unless the measurements and record applications are turned in.
Looks like Sabir Muhammad has dropped another Masters Records:cheerleader: Men's 35-39 50 Free 23.29 in prelims
Good to see the local guys doing well:bliss:
Rob, is anybody measuring the pool after the sessions so this USMS National Record counts? In USA National Meets, they have a surveyor come in and measure it at the beginning of the meet and they will only do a measurement again if there is an American, US Open, and World Record set. This is what I was told by the officials at Stanford University where the last USA Nationals were held.
I coordinated with them last August because one of our swimmers set a USMS National Record but the only way this record counted was the direction that I gave them and they were able to get all the paperwork straight and the record counted. I am wondering if this is being done at the completion of this meet not just for Sabir but for others as well.
Nicholas Brunelli broke one of the oldest USMS Records at this meet. He went :22.02 in the prelims to break the 1983 USMS Record of Kevin Deforrest, who went :22.59 which was swam at IUPUI Natatorium at the USMS Long Course Nationals. At that time, that swam was 3rd in the FINA World Rankings in Swimming and would have won the USA Swimming Nationals that year in Clovis ahead of then American Record holder Robin Leamy, whose American Record at the time was :22.54.
Nicholas also went :50.14 to clear the USMS Record of :50.74 by Nick Shackell set back in 2000. His finals times were both slower than prelims and his 50 time was :22.08 and the 100 was :50.27 of course all this will not count unless the measurements and record applications are turned in.
