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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In the mid level divisions this doesn't happen. Younger kids only swim up if it means they can get an empty lane that wouldn't be filled.[/quote]

It happened in Division 10 last week.  See girls 13-14 medley relay results and compare against individual event results: https://www.mynvsl.com/results/26840?back=dt

And, btw, that team would not have won the 13-14 medley relay without help from a superstar 11 year old. That equates to a 10 point swing in the overall meet results.  In some cases, that can be the difference between winning and losing a meet.[/quote]

They still lost. Question is... for division classification next year, does her time count for 11-12 or 13-14 group?

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I don’t think I understand your question? Her individual times go with her, regardless if she swim up in a single individual event. She still gets credit for whatever relays she swims in if you look how the NVSL stores information for me it doesn’t really attach ages. It’s just times to the swimmer and the date that they did the swim. They do limit how you can swim in divisionals relay, Carnaval, and that limits how you can swim in all stars, those are the only events that you swim in your age group or a required to the rest of the meats are all strategy and strategy can me and swimming somebody up if you have phenomenal swimmers, you use them to your advantage. [/quote]

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