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‘We’ve got to do something’: DC Aquatics Club has found an unusual home in the south river
Members of the DC Aquatics transplanted to a quiet street in Hillsmere and the open water, after group member and world record holder Jerry Frentsos opened his home to his teammates so that they could have a place to train during the pandemic.
JERRY FRENTsOS BREAKS 20th Masters World record at albatross open
55-year-old Jerry Frentsos broke his 20th Masters world record competing at the SCM Albatross Open on the final day of February, knocking off the men’s 55-59 mark in the 200 IM.
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Pair of masters world records set at 2020 igla championships
Jerry Frentsos from the District of Columbia Aquatics Club was one of the swimmers to lower a FINA world record. Frentsos has now broken a world record in six different age groups spanning four decades.
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Jerry frentsos continues to live - and write - his swimming dream
Jerry Frentsos has the distinct – and somewhat still disappointing – honor of being a member of a very select swimming fraternity.
More than 30 years ago at the 1988 Olympic Trials, the former University of Florida swimmer finished third in the 400 individual medley to miss earning a spot on the team headed to Seoul, South Korea.
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