Guess the event from these splits

Which camp event was won in 2019 with legs of 28s, 31s, 29s, and a 27s anchor — total 1:55 — for Blue? I use that race every summer to coach pacing, clean handoffs, and trust under pressure — who remembers the event and the anchor?

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Pretty sure that “1:55” was the 4x100 on the lower field, and @Riley S. threw down the 27s anchor; my memory’s like a damp scorecard, but check the 2019 Color War heat sheet to confirm.

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Sounds like 4x50 free, not lower field; check pool board photo: “1:55.0”. @Riley S. anchor?

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I’ve got this as the pool 4×50 from Color War — pretty sure the anchor was Maya L., and the highlight video shows the touch at 1:55 (right after someone says “trust under pressure”). If I’m mixing years, check the camp IG post from 8/10/19; @lucasA92, can you sanity-check me?

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But pool 4×50 free for Blue — 28/31/29 with a 27 anchor fits, and it was Maya L.; you can hear “trust under pressure” right as she touches 1:55.0. @lucasA92 can you pull the 2019 heat sheet to confirm lane and order?

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Pretty sure that was the Color War swim relay with the 27s closer. When I show it for pacing/clean handoffs, I scrub to the “trust under pressure” line in the 2019 highlight and rewind about 5 seconds to watch the third-to-fourth exchange — blue cap surfaces and you can tell who anchored. If I’m mixing it up with League Night, @NateC probably has the heat sheet scan to confirm.

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Color War 4×50 free for Blue, with Maya anchoring — unless I’m mixing it with League Night. I teach the outgoing to start their forward lean when the incoming hits the back flags on the 3→4 exchange; @NateC, got the 2019 sheet to confirm?

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Looks like the Blue swim relay final — 28/31/29 into a 27 closer puts “1:55” on the board, and I’m 99% it was Maya L. I use that clip to drill no-peek takeoffs on the 3→4 exchange; watch her go as the incoming hits the T. @djohnson34 please confirm from the heat sheet or grab the video.

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