2022 Speedo Spring Sectionals – Phoenix
- March 24-27, 2022
- PCDS Aquatic Center, Phoenix, AZ
- SCY (25 yards)
- Psych Sheet
- Live Results on MeetMobile “2022 Spring Speedo Sectional – Phoenix, AZ”
FINAL TEAM SCORES (TOP 5)
Combined
- Swim Neptune – 2068.5
- Phoenix Swim Club – 2033
- Bellevue Club Swim Team – 1879
- Bainbridge Island Swim Club – 1244.5
- Flying Fish Arizona Swim Team – 871
Men
- Swim Neptune – 1437
- Phoenix Swim Club – 944.5
- Bellevue Club Swim Team – 818
- Olympic Cascade Aquatics – 748
- Team Eugene Aquatics-YMCA – 595.5
Women
- Phoenix Swim Club – 1088.5
- Bellevue Club Swim Team – 1061
- Bainbridge Island Swim Club – 1059
- Swim Neptune – 631.5
- Tucson Ford Dealers Aquatics – 574
On the final night of the Phoenix Sectionals meet, 15-year-old Phoenix Swim Club swimmer Danielle Gleason won the women’s 1650 free with a 16:53.77. She touched as the only swimmer in the field under 17:00, although the time was 12 seconds off Gleason’s personal best.
Similarly, Swim Neptune’s Keaton Jones, a Cal recruit, won the men’s 1650 in 15:20.95. Jones was first into the finish by nearly 16 seconds, but was well off his personal best of 15:06.90.
In the non-distance events, Lander Swim Club’s Jonathan Kulow, 17, pulled off a double in the men’s events. He started with the 200 IM, clocking a 1:47.74. The swim marks Kulow’s first time under 1:50 (yes, 1:50), burning over 4 full seconds off his previous best of 1:50.94, which he established in February of 2021.
The Arizona State recruit then won the 50 free, swimming a 20.10. That performance was just off his career best of 20.07, which he swam last month at the Wyoming 3A HS state meet.
Chloe Isleta, a 23-year-old out of Phoenix Swim Club, took the women’s 50 free in 22.94. That swim marks Isleta’s first time under 23 seconds in the event.
Phoenix Swim Club 18-year-old and NC State recruit Kennedy Noble won the women’s 200 IM convincingly, speeding to a 1:56.60. It was a personal best for Noble, chipping 0.47 seconds off her previous time of 1:57.07, which she swam in February of 2021. She used her fly and back speed to get out to a great start, splitting 25.43 and 28.40 respectively, and was still able to put together a very strong 27.92 on the free leg.