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SwimAtlanta Coaches Relay Places 2nd at Georgia Senior State Meet

Four SwimAtlanta coaches put together a 4×50 medley relay, placing second overall at the the Georgia Long Course Senior State meet.

The relay finished second with a time of 1:47.85. Their finish was remarkable given that none of the coaches had been training. The coaches’ splits and ages are as follows:

Texas Longhorn graduate and SwimAtlanta Georgia Tech coach Caleb Weir‘s 50 free split was a best time and was faster than the top seed entered in the 50 free at the Georgia Long Course Senior State meet. In addition, it is a US Open qualifying time.

The average age of the relay was 28. Thomas Nyugen is a graduate of Florida Southern University, Jordan Jones graduated from Auburn University, and Chris Davis is a graduate of UNC Wilmington.

The coaches challenge other club coaches to put together a retired swimmer relay– they want to see who can put together the fastest relay, as well as who can put together the oldest and fastest relay.

Check out a video of the relay below, courtesy of Georgia Swimming executive director Jessica Cooper.

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Hello SwimSwamSwum
7 years ago

Lol I thought this was Short Course for a second… I was like, “Is a 25 yard pool supposed to be that long?”
My bad 😛

Swimmer/floater
7 years ago

Where was Scot Davis, warming up for the mile? ?

PVSFree
7 years ago

Those are some crazy splits for no training

Bubble Enthusiast
7 years ago

Are the two in the middle twins?

ThatSwimKid
Reply to  Bubble Enthusiast
7 years ago

They are actually 15 years apart.

Dcrabbe6
Reply to  Bubble Enthusiast
7 years ago

HAHAHAHAHA, everyone at swat thinks this too,but no they aren’t

expert coach
7 years ago

very fun stroy

F8BH
7 years ago

This is great. Thanks for the story.

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