Carson Foster also placed eighth in the 200M Free, again just missing the US Olympic Team by two tenths of a second.Ĭarl Bloebaum placed second overall for all 18 and younger swimmers in the country earning him a spot on Team USA’s 2021 World Junior Championship Team. Adam Chaney placed fifth in the finals in the 50M freestyle, earning him the title for being the fastest 19 and under swimmer in the country Jake Foster place fifth in the 400M Individual Medley and sixth in the 200M Breaststroke Carson Foster placed fourth in the 200M Individual Medley, third in the 400M Individual Medley, just missing making the Olympic Team by 0.5 seconds. Adam Chaney, Jake Foster and Carson Foster went on to advance to the finals in Wave II for their respective events. Mason Manta Rays Carl Bloebaum, Adam Chaney, Cora Dupre, Carson Foster and Jake Foster competed in Wave II.Īdam Chaney, Cora Dupre, Carson Foster and Jake Foster all advanced to the semifinals in Wave II. Carl Bloebaum finished first in the 200 Fly advancing him to Wave II. Carl Bloebaum, Tyler Babinec and Ansel Froass all advanced to the finals of Wave I for their respective events. In total the City of Mason Manta Rays swimmers competed in 26 different events over the three-week period during Wave I and Wave II of the United States Olympic Swimming Trials.Įight Mason Manta Ray swimmers (Carl Bloebaum, Noah Young, Jessey Li, Reese Lugbill, Tyler Babinec, Griffin Manning, Jacob McDonald, Ansel Froass competed in Wave I of the 2020 US Olympic Trials. During Wave II of the Trials, Mason swimmers placed in the top 8 in six different events. Join us in recognizing the success and accomplishments of our Mason Manta Rays Olympic Trials Qualifiers!ĭuring the Trials, 8 out of 12 Mason Manta Ray swimmers placed in the top 16 in their respective event, qualifying them to compete in the event’s semifinals or finals. You’re invited on Monday, July 12, in the Atrium of the Mason Municipal Center to congratulate the 12 Mason Manta Rays athletes who qualified for the U.S. The City of Mason is proud of each swimmer’s performance and their hard work and dedication leading up the Olympic Trials.

This year’s Olympic Trials was the first time a City of Mason Manta Ray athlete has ever qualified for finals at the Olympic Trials. This past month, 12 City of Mason Manta Rays competed in Wave I and Wave II of the 2020 U.S.

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