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Masters swimmers Serena Johnson, Matt Miller, Sonja Skinner and Scot Sullivan. MAC’s masters combined for 40 national top-10 swims last year.
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Megan Foley – 2 (one Top 5 swim)
MAC Masters swimmers had a successful year locally and regionally in competitions throughout the Northwest. They won the Oregon Associations meet for the third year in a row and broke multiple Oregon and zone records along the way. But now, the team’s success in 2014 is official at the national level. Every year, U.S. Masters Swimming compiles a list of Top 10 swims in the nation, across every distance and every course (in pool language, that means short-course yards, short-course meters and long-course meters). Masters swimmers posted an astounding 40 swims in the Top 10 rankings. Considering most national meets welcome current and former Olympians, it was one of the most successful years yet for the growing Masters swim team. Below are the names and numbers of Top 10 swims for those who accomplished this feat:
Ellen Ferguson – 1
Jessica Stacy – 11 (five Top 5 swims) April 2015
Nick Wood – 4
Masters Post 40 Top 10 National Rankings
Jill Marie Asch – 12 (eight Top 5 swims)
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Scot Sullivan – 6 (one Top 5 swim)
Can Ergenekan – 2 (one Top 5 swim) Eric Wan – 1 Ted Bonus – 1 (also a Top 5 swim) Part of 2014’s success was earned just before the end of the year in the 11th annual Canby Animal Short Course Yards Meet – aptly named for its grueling program. Swimmers chose to compete in one of three triathlons based on the distances of those swims, where the cumulative racing time determines the winner. Scot Sullivan (45-49 age group) won the Middle Distance Animal series, consisting of the 200 individual medley, 100 butterfly and 500 freestyle. Unique to his accomplishment is beating out a 22-year-old for the title – as it’s the only meet of the year where swimmers compete without age group distinctions. With short-course yards season in full swing, Sullivan and Brent Washburne traveled to Chehalem for swimming action at the end of January. Washburne swam to wins in two events, annihilating the 25-year-old MAC record in the 1,000 freestyle by 22 seconds.