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Swimmers break world records at SCAC long meet

Posted: June 12, 2008 2:13 a.m.
Updated: August 13, 2008 5:03 a.m.
 
On May 18, world records were broken when the Santa Clarita Masters Club and the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center hosted a Long Course Meet.

The meet consists of competitors swimming 50-meter lengths versus the usual configuration of 25-yards.

Rita Simonton, 90, broke the world record for the womens' 1500-meter freestyle setting a mark of 36 minutes, 28.48 seconds. The previous world record in this event was 42:30.27.

Jurgen B. Schmidt, 85, broke the world record for the mens' 1500 with a mark of 29:12.85. the previous record was set at 29:35.88.

Erick Hochstein, 40, broke the record for the 100 freestyle with a time of 53.229, previous record was 53.45.

Dawn Heckman, 31, broke the record for the 1500 freestyle coming in at 17:32.48, previous record held was 17:38.70

The meet was officially sanctioned by the United States Masters Swimming Association.

Jun. 12, 2008 02:13a.m. EDT Swimmers break world records at SCAC long meet The Signal
On May 18, world records were broken when the Santa Clarita Masters Club and the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center hosted a Long Course Meet.

The meet consists of competitors swimming 50-meter lengths versus the usual configuration of 25-yards.

Rita Simonton, 90, broke the world record for the womens' 1500-meter freestyle setting a mark of 36 minutes, 28.48 seconds. The previous world record in this event was 42:30.27.

Jurgen B. Schmidt, 85, broke the world record for the mens' 1500 with a mark of 29:12.85. the previous record was set at 29:35.88.

Erick Hochstein, 40, broke the record for the 100 freestyle with a time of 53.229, previous record was 53.45.

Dawn Heckman, 31, broke the record for the 1500 freestyle coming in at 17:32.48, previous record held was 17:38.70

The meet was officially sanctioned by the United States Masters Swimming Association.

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