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Marks, Pagonis Break Americas Data on Closing Evening of U.S. Paralympic Trials

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2024 U.S. PARA SWIMMING TRIALS

 

Paralympic champions Elizabeth Marks and Anastasia Pagonis broke continental information on Saturday to shut out the U.S. Paralympic Swimming Trials on the College of Minnesota’s Jean Ok. Freeman Aquatic Heart in Minneapolis.Marks lowered the Americas document within the girls’s 50 freestyle S6 to 33.13 in prelims earlier than successful the ultimate in 33.30. The 33-year-old tied her personal world document within the 100 backstroke S6 on Thursday with a time of 1:19.57.

“I’m actually having fun with watching and cheering for the up-and-coming youthful swimmers,” Marks mentioned. “I’m extraordinarily honored to be right here.”

Pagonis captured the 50 free S11 crown in an Americas document of 30.51. The Lengthy Island native additionally received the 400 free S11 (5:12.08) and 100 free (1:08.19) this week in her first main meet since working her method again from a concussion and shoulder surgical procedure.

“I need to have a comeback story for certain, particularly with the setbacks I’ve had within the final yr with a concussion after which shoulder surgical procedure which was terrifying, solely a yr earlier than the Video games,” Pagonis mentioned. “I’m trying ahead to hopefully holding the world title in one thing different than simply the 400-meter freestyle.”

Christie Raleigh Crossley collected a pair of victories on Saturday within the 100 fly S9 (1:08.25) and 50 free S9 (28.06) because the 2023 world champion (100 again S9) goals for her first Paralympic berth at 37 years previous.

5-time Paralympian Jessica Lengthy totaled probably the most particular person wins this week at 5, with Marks, Raleigh Crossley, Leanne Smith, and Noah Jaffe all tallying 4 1st-place finishes.

Jamal Hill prevailed within the males’s 50 free S9 with a time of 25.26. The 29-year-old picked up a bronze medal within the occasion on the Tokyo Paralympics a couple of years in the past with an American document of 25.19.

“I’m feeling actually actually grateful to be right here, coming into this trials I believe lots of people have excessive expectations of me, however it doesn’t make it any simpler,” Hill mentioned. “There have been a number of occasions through the season I needed to throw within the towel. I need individuals to know they shouldn’t stop and will do their greatest.”

Paralympic champion Gia Pergolini capped her meet with a win within the 50 free S13 (27.63) after already incomes a victory in her signature 100 again S13 (1:05.63) earlier this week.

“I’m simply feeling so grateful to be right here with so many inspiring fellow athletes and pals,” Pergolini mentioned. “We had been in a very bizarre time throughout COVID-19 with restricted protection. So it’s very nice to have spectators and tons of media right here. Having extra individuals right here as spectators than we ever have had provides somewhat bit extra stress, however I thrive in that atmosphere. I really like having the gang and the thrill and vitality they convey.”

The Paralympic Crew naming ceremony is ready for Sunday, June 30 at 9:30 a.m. CDT at U.S. Financial institution Stadium.

Day 3 Winners

  • Jessica Lengthy (Ladies’s 100-meter Butterfly S8)
  • Christie Raleigh Crossley (Ladies’s 100-meter Butterfly S9)
  • Taylor Winnett (Ladies’s 100-meter Butterfly S10)
  • Grace Nuhfer (Ladies’s 100-meter Butterfly S13)
  • Piper Sadowski (Ladies’s 100-meter Butterfly S14)
  • Noah Jaffe (Males’s 100-meter Butterfly S8)
  • Braxton Wong (Males’s 100-meter Butterfly S9)
  • Yassen El-Demerdash (Males’s 100-meter Butterfly S10)
  • Evan Wilkerson (Males’s 100-meter Butterfly S12)
  • Lawrence Sapp (Males’s 100-meter Butterfly S14)
  • Leanne Smith (Ladies’s 150-meter Particular person Medley SM4)
  • Victoria Beelner (Ladies’s 200 -meter Particular person Medley SM5)
  • Elizabeth Marks (Ladies’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM6)
  • Mallory Weggemann (Ladies’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM7)
  • Jessica Lengthy (Ladies’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM8)
  • Summer time Schmit (Ladies’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM9)
  • Olivia Chambers (Ladies’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM13)
  • Morgan Ray (Males’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM6)
  • Noah Jaffe (Males’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM8)
  • David Gelfand (Males’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM9)
  • Aaron Thomas (Males’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM10)
  • David Abrahams (Males’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM13)
  • Jeff Lovett (Males’s 200-meter Particular person Medley SM14)
  • Leanne Smith (Ladies’s 50-meter Freestyle S4)
  • Elizabeth Marks (Ladies’s 50-meter Freestyle S6)
  • Mallory Weggemann (Ladies’s 50-meter Freestyle S7)
  • Christie Raleigh Crossley (Ladies’s 50-meter Freestyle S9)
  • Anastasia Pagonis (Ladies’s 50-meter Freestyle S11)
  • Gia Pergolini (Ladies’s 50-meter Freestyle S13)
  • Abbas Karimi (Males’s 50-meter Freestyle S5)
  • Adin Williams (Males’s 50-meter Freestyle S7)
  • Jamal Hill (Males’s 50-meter Freestyle S9)
  • Yaseen El-Demerdash (Males’s 50-meter Freestyle S10)
  • William Rankine (Males’s 50-meter Freestyle S12)

 



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