USA Swimming 2025-2028

Boys Age 14 Motivational Time Standards (LCM)

USA Swimming 2025-2028 motivational standards for boys age 14 in Long Course Meters (LCM). B is the entry standard, AAAA the fastest.

Standard50 Free100 Free200 Free100 Back200 Back100 Breast200 Breast100 Fly200 Fly200 IM400 IM
B34.291:15.092:43.991:23.693:01.991:33.993:23.891:20.293:00.093:02.996:31.39
BB31.791:09.792:32.291:17.692:48.991:27.293:09.391:14.592:47.192:49.896:03.39
A29.391:04.392:20.591:11.692:35.991:20.592:54.791:08.892:34.392:36.895:35.49
AA28.191:01.692:14.691:08.692:29.491:17.192:47.491:05.992:27.892:30.295:21.49
AAA26.8958.992:08.891:05.792:22.991:13.892:40.191:03.092:21.492:23.795:07.49
AAAA25.6956.392:02.991:02.792:16.491:10.492:32.991:00.292:15.092:17.294:53.49

Times shown as mm:ss.hh, or seconds where under a minute. These are the official USA Swimming motivational standards for the 2025-2028 quad. They are not qualifying times for any particular meet, which your LSC sets separately.

What these standards are for

Motivational standards give a swimmer a ladder to climb that does not depend on who else showed up to the meet. Hitting the next letter is progress you can measure even in a season where the placings do not go your way. They are set nationally by USA Swimming for the four-year quad, so the same B or AAA means the same time everywhere in the country.

Comparing across courses

If your swimmer's time is in a different course than the table you are reading, convert it with our course converter first. The conventional conversion factors are noticeably off for age-group swimmers, especially in breaststroke, backstroke and the distance events, where they can run several seconds optimistic.

Standards reproduced from USA Swimming's published 2025-2028 tables for reference. Always confirm against the official document before entering a meet.