BlazeSports is celebrating the outstanding achievements of four of its athletes who made history at The Hartford Nationals this past summer. Jordan Bates, Keren Clay, Noah Fansler, and Eva Fulmer each shattered national records, showcasing their exceptional talent, dedication, and hard work in the pool. These incredible feats highlight the growing prominence of BlazeSports athletes on the national stage and their commitment to excellence.
Jordan Bates made a splash in the Male – U14 category, setting new records in the 100 meter and 50 yard backstroke. His performance at The Hartford Nationals not only broke previous records but also displayed his relentless drive and focus throughout the competition.
Keren Clay, competing in the Female – U20 category, claimed two national titles, breaking records in both the 50 yard backstroke and 100 yard freestyle. Her powerful performances proved her status as one of the top swimmers in her class, leaving an indelible mark on the competition.
Noah Fansler dominated the Male – U14 category with a record-breaking performance in the 100 yard freestyle. Noah’s achievement at the event further solidified his reputation as a rising star in the world of adaptive swimming.
Eva Fulmer excelled in the Female – U11 category, setting new national records in both the 25 yard breaststroke and 25 yard butterfly. Her exceptional technique and determination in the pool earned her a place in the record books, making her one of the youngest athletes to achieve such success.
BlazeSports is incredibly proud of these athletes and their record-breaking performances, which are a testament to their hard work and perseverance. These accomplishments not only elevate their status as top-tier athletes but also inspire others in the BlazeSports community to push their limits and strive for excellence.
As the 2025 season approaches, BlazeSports is excited to continue supporting these remarkable athletes and watching them shine even brighter in the future. With each milestone, they continue to inspire and prove that no goal is too big to achieve.
