T&T’s Dylan Carter finished fourth for LA Current in the men's 50m butterfly on the second and final day of Group B of the inaugural International Swimming League (ISL) at the Westside Aquatic Centre in Lewisville, Dallas, Texas, USA on Sunday.
Carter, 23, swimming from lane seven clocked 23.04 seconds to trail Team Iron's Szebasztian Szabo (22.47), his LA Current team-mate Tom Shields (22.51) and New York Breakers' Andrew Michael (22.70).
However, in the Mixed 4x100m freestyle, the quartet of Carter, Blake Pieroni, Anastasia Gorbenk and Alyssa Tetzloff were disqualified for an infringement by Gorbenko on the third leg.
London Roar II won the Mixed Relay in 3:17.54 minutes followed by LA Current I (3:19.96) and NY Breakers (3:20.80).
At the end of day-two and some 37 events, London Roar led with 484.5 points, while LA Current was second with 457 with Iron third (402) and New York Breakers a distant fourth with 278.5.
The swim by Carter improved his position to 63rd on the "Most Valuable Player" standings with 10.5 points, the same as Iron's Mie Nielsen.
Team Iron's Vladimir Morozov heads the MVP standings with 43.5 points, just ahead of London Roar's Emma Mc Keon (42), while Iron's Katinka Hosszu (39), London Roar's Cate Campbell (37.5) and Iron's Ranomi Kromowidjojo (36) complete the top five.
On Saturday, Carter (46.95 seconds) swam the final leg of the LA Current II men’s 4x 100 metres medley quartet, which 3:25.69 seconds to secure the third spot.
In the 4x100 metres freestyle relay, Carter teamed up with Pieroni, Shields and Matthew Josa for the fifth spot in 3:11.62 minutes as part of the LA Current I team.
Nathan Adrian, Ryan Held, Grevers and Chadwick won for LA Current II in 3:08.00 while London Roar II took second in 3:08.35 and Team Iron third in 3:0893.
Next up for Carter and LA Current is the stop in Budapest, Hungary, Europe on Saturday, October 26 and Sunday, October 27 followed by the Derbies at College Park, Maryland, USA, November 16-17 ahead of the finals in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, December 20-21