Swimming out of lane 3, Peter Vanderkaay beat the field to the wall in 3:53.46 to win the men’s 400 Free. George Markovic was a close second, hitting the wall in 3:54.18, just ahead of Charlie Houchin (3:54.50).

Puerto Rican Olympian Vanessa Garcia made it to the wall first in the women’s 50 Free spring, stopping the clock in 25.64. Erika Erndl (26.00) grabbed second and Madeline Schaefer (26.06) 3rd.

Peter Vanderkaay won the ‘C’ final with a time of 23.94.

The Championship final pitted Cullen Jones against George Bovell and Cesar Cielo, with the sprint title going to Cesar in 22.14. Cullen followed with a second place finishing 22.50, just ahed of George’s 22.55.

Peter Vanderkaay wins the 200 Free in 1:49.99, followed by George Markovic’s 1:50,53 & Markus Rogan’s 1:50.65.

In the final prelim heat, Peter Vanderkaay and Markus Rogan battled to the wall, with Peter gaining the edge in 1:52.95, just ahead of Markus’ 1:53.35 (4th overall). The second fastest time of the event was posted by Djordje Markovic (1:53.18), followed by John Koehler’s 1:53.20.