By Terin Frodyma on SwimSwam
2026 ISCA International Senior Cup
March 24-18, 2026 North Shore Aquatic Complex, St Petersburg, FL SCY (25 yards) ResultsThe North Shore Aquatic Complex hosted several young talents for the 2026 ISCA International Senior Cup. Among the big winners on the week were Cincinnati Marlins’ Owen Gee, who won seven individual events, and All Star Aquatics’ Virginia Hinds, who managed to swim several new lifetime bests in preparation for her collegiate debut this upcoming fall.
Gee, 16, found himself on the top of the podium more than anybody else at the meet, notably winning four different freestyle races, clocking best times in each. He picked up the win in the 50 free in 20.67, marking his first time under the 21-second barrier. Gee also added wins and best times in the 200 free (1:40.41), 500 free (4:30.06), and the 1000 free (9:21.99).
Gee also picked up three butterfly wins, sweeping the 50 fly (22.18), 100 fly (48.51), and the 200 fly (1:48.03).
Hinds, a Georgia commit, was untouchable in the women’s backstroke races, winning the 50 back (24.94), 100 back (52.63), and the 200 back (1:56.25). That 100 back marked a new career best and her first time drop in this event since this meet last season, when she touched in 52.75.
She added a win in the 50 fly (24.44) and a runner-up finish in the 100 fly (54.10) with personal best times in each race.
Nash King, a 2027 recruit committed to Alabama, filled his week with best times, including a win in the 200 butterfly in 1:46.37. He also swam career bests in the 200 back (1:47.78), 50 breast (25.82), and the 200 breast (2:01.55). As the leadoff leg of the 200 medley relay, King clocked his fastest ever 50 back in 22.98. He also opened the 400 free relay in a career-best 45.85, his first sub-46 of his career.
Pittsburgh Elite Aquatics Delaney O’Toole was an eight-time winner on the meet, including six individual victories. Her two biggest drops came in the 100 fly and 500 free; she shaved over a second off of her former best of 55.60 from the City of Mason Invite in November to nab the win here in 54.46. O’Toole also dropped more than a second from her less than three-week-old best from the AMS Age Group Champs in early March of 4:57.38 to take the 500 free win in 4:56.04.
Class of 2028 recruit Jimmy Jacobs, 15, managed to swim three 100 frees that were faster than his pre-meet best of 48.96. He led off the 400 free relay in 48.80, and then topped that time in both the prelims and finals of the 100 free, touching in 48.41 and 47.85, respectively. He did manage to pick up a pair of backstroke victories, winning the 50 back (22.58) and the 100 back (49.35), both sitting well off of his lifetime bests of 22.39 and 48.38, respectively.
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