Your swimmer’s one-stop view of meet cuts, time standards and race pacing. Times come from meet results on SwimCloud, compared against SoCal Swimming’s 2026-27 meet cuts and USA Swimming’s B to AAAA standards, and refreshed after every meet.
Pick a course and a meet standard to see which events your swimmer already has the cut for, and how far off the rest are.
No race times are loaded for this swimmer yet, so every event shows NT.
Has the — cut in — of — events.
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Each event’s best time, the USA Swimming level it has reached, and the next level up with the time still to drop.
| Event | Best | Current | Next | Next cut | To go |
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Levels are USA Swimming’s 2024-28 motivational times: B, BB, A, AA, AAA, AAAA.
A swimmer’s best 50 is the clearest sign of their speed. A 100 is two 50s, but you can’t hold all-out speed for both, so a coach’s pacing formula adds a set amount to each half. That gives your goal split, the 100 your current speed says you can swim. Best split shows how your fastest 100 actually went. If the first 50 is well off goal, you went out too slow. If the first 50 is on goal but the second falls off, you faded. Goals update on their own every time a best 50 drops.
Goals add 0.75s (free), 1s (back) or 1.25s (fly, breast) to the best 50 for the first 50, then about 2.5s (free), 1.5s (back) or 3.5s (fly, breast) for the second. Best-100 splits are from SwimCloud race results.
Standards: SoCal Swimming 2026-27 age group sheets dated 10/29/2026, and USA Swimming 2024-28 motivational times. A time qualifies when it is at or under the cut. Meet cuts use each swimmer’s age group on the first day of that meet (mid-month until the date is announced), as SoCal Swimming does. Times are each swimmer's best from SwimCloud.