Jonathan Roberts provided North Texas with the first win of the meet, claiming the junior national title in 4:21.33, dropping two seconds from his lifetime best of 4:23.97 set in the morning.
Roberts, meanwhile, talked about his race strategy of controlling the race in the middle-distance event by going out strong and holding on to win. He also looks forward to his mile later this weekend.
Brett Ringgold took home the splash-and-dash title with a meet record time of 19.73, as he touched out SwimMAC's Kyle Darmody (19.83) in the process. That swim beat the record of 19.82 that Bolles' Caeleb Dressel had set in relay duty earlier in the evening, that downed a 19.83 mark from Vlad Morozov.
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Ringgold spoke with SwimmingWorld.TV special correspondent Brittany Nauta shortly after his win. He talked about trying out a new warmup, as well as how fun it is to train with the North Texas Nadadores.
Nauta quickly recapped the fun and exciting evening from the first night of racing at Juniors.
For these interviews and more, visit our U.S. Winter Short Course Junior National event landing page.
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