What's a good long course 50 backstroke time for a 9-year-old boy?
For 9-year-old boys (LCM), USA Swimming motivational times run from a B standard of 55.39 to a AAAA standard of 36.99. Enter a time below to see exactly where it ranks nationally and which cut it's closest to.
National 50 Back times — 9-year-old boys (LCM)
The average (median) 9-year-old boy swims the 50 backstroke around 52.25 (LCM). Cracking the top 10% takes about 43.53, and the fastest 1% go under 38.79. Based on 9,107 swimmers with a recorded time.
50 Back motivational standards — 10 & Under boys (LCM)
USA Swimming National Age Group Motivational Times. A time faster than a level's cut counts as that standard achieved.
Average 50 Back time by age — boys (LCM)
Average = the median recorded 50 Back time (LCM) for that age. Top 10% = faster than 90% of boys the same age.
Frequently asked questions
What's a good 50 backstroke time for a 9-year-old boy?
A typical (median) 9-year-old boy swims the 50 backstroke around 52.25 (LCM). A good time is faster than that — cracking the top 10% takes about 43.53. For reference, the USA Swimming B motivational standard is 55.39 and AAAA is 36.99. Based on 9,107 swimmers with a recorded time.
What's a fast 50 backstroke time for a 9-year-old boy?
The fastest 1% of 9-year-old boys go under 38.79 in the 50 backstroke (LCM) — around the AAAA motivational standard of 36.99. The top 10% are under 43.53.
What's the average 50 backstroke time for a 9-year-old boy?
The median 9-year-old boy swims about 52.25 in the 50 backstroke (LCM), based on 9,107 swimmers with a recorded time.
What are the USA Swimming motivational standards for the 9-and-under 50 Back?
For 10 & Under boys (LCM), the 50 Back motivational cuts are B 55.39, BB 49.29, A 43.09, AA 41.09, AAA 38.99, AAAA 36.99.
