2022 VSI SC Senior Championships
- March 3 – March 6, 2022
- Collegiate College Aquatic Heart
- Richmond, VA
- Brief Course Yards
- Outcomes
Thomas Heilman had one other profitable weekend of racing on the 2022 Virginia Swimming SC Senior Championships in Richmon, Virginia. He raced his method to victory in each the 200 freestyle and 200 butterflies, took bronze within the 100 backstroke, and positioned 4th within the 100 breast.
Within the 200 freestyle, he dropped a 1:36.65 within the prelims and received all the way down to a 1:35.02 throughout finals, which is inside a second of his 1:34.68 PB. Heilman swam that PB again in December to determine a brand new nationwide age group file.
Within the 200 butterfly, Heilman gained the occasion in a 1:44.37 to path his private better of 1:42.77, which can also be from December 2021 in addition to a NAG.
Within the 100 backstroke, he swam a 49.57 to complete third total behind Kyle Peck‘s 47.24 and Teddy Cross‘ 48.97. In the meantime, within the 100 breaststroke, he was simply off the rostrum in a 56.83 whereas Brock Rempe (55.17), Dillon Delaney (55.91), and Ben Eichberg (56.52) collected the {hardware} in that occasion.
Zoe Dixon additionally had a bust weekend of racing as she picked up 6 particular person medals for NOVA. The College of Florida commit stood atop the rostrum within the 200 and 400 IM, the 100 and 200 backstroke, and the 200 butterfly, and earned bronze within the 200 freestyle.
She swam new private bests within the 200 freestyle (1:47.54), the 200 butterfly (1:56.78), and the 400 IM (4:06.43). Within the freestyle, she shaved greater than a second off her entry time of 1:49.12 to put third in a 1:47.54 to Kayla Wilson and Emile Claesson who went 1-2 for Tide in a 1:43.17 and 1:47.51, respectively.
That was a PB for Wilson, who will race for Stanford subsequent 12 months, having entered the meet with a lifetime better of 1:44.22 from earlier this 12 months.
Different multi-event winners on the meet included Molly Blanchard who swept the ladies’s breaststrokes (1:02.85/2:13.42), Clayton Whetstine who gained the boys’s 200 and 400 IMs (1:51.52/3:57.44), and Kyle Peck who took gold in each the 100 fly (48.65) and 100 backstroke (47.24).
