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7131830 7 LET THE HYPE BEGIN! by John Lohn After what took place at the World Championships in Shanghai, the hype for London will now build and build, eventually hitting a crescendo when July rolls around.
14 SWIMMER OF YEAR LEADS DEPARTMENTS: TEAM OF YEAR by Jeff Commings 6 A VOICE Ê-Õ«iÀÃÌ>ÀÊ >Û`Ê >Êi`Ê ÃÊ for the SPORT Hershey High School (Pa.) team to : 38 FOR THE RECORD ON THE COVER ÌÃÊvÀÃÌÊ ÞÃ½Ê >Ì>Ê} Ê-V Ê 39 NISCA ALL-AMERICANS Ryan Lochte, with Championship. 45 CALENDAR four individual gold 18 TWO AT THE TOP by Emily Sampl medals—including 46 PARTING SHOT For only the second time since a world record Swimming World began crowning a national high school in the 200 meter V >«ÊÊÌ iÊi>ÀÞÊ£ÇäÃÊLÞÃ]ʣǣÆÊ}ÀÃ]Ê£ÇÈ®]Ê IM—plus a gold and two schools have tied as the top team: The Baylor School bronze in relays, left Shanghai’s Oriental (Tenn.) and Carmel High School (Ind.) girls. Sports Center’s 22 POOL’S EDGE: Messages in Water by Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen Indoor Stadium in China, site of the 24 DRYSIDE TRAINING: Swim Exercises to Do at Home 14th FINA World by J.R. Rosania Championships, as 27 Q&A WITH COACH CHARLIE GRIFFITHS, the current No. 1 in CLAREMONT-MUDD-SCRIPPS by Michael J. Stott the sport. (See story, page 7.) 30 HOW THEY TRAIN: TESSA DOVER and ANNIE PERIZZOLO by Michael J. Stott [COVER PHOTO BY CARLOS BARRIA, REUTERS] 33 NATIONAL AGE GROUP RECORD SETTER: Greater Toledo 10-and-Under Girls 200 Meter Freestyle Relay (Toledo, Ohio) 35 AMERICAN RELAY by Judy Jacob 36 TYR AGE GROUP SWIMMER OF THE MONTH: Megan Lam, Tualatin Hills Swim Club (Beaverton, Ore.)
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That scenario has ready.” More, it’s shaping up to be a spectacu- changed over the past year, with Lochte There’s no doubting Phelps will be lar time for the sporting world. now unarguably the most dominant man ready for his Olympic hurrah, intent on in the world. going out in the best form possible. While ]Ê >pÀiÊ ÞÕÊ V- As the United States racked up 29 med- he finished with a pair of silver medals ing your lips? Are you rubbing als, again proving itself the overwhelming in his head-to-head battles with Lochte, those hands together? Are you superpower in the world, Lochte was a * i«ÃÊ ÜÊ Ì iÊ £ääÊ >`Ê ÓääÊ vÞÊ xä°Ç£Ê counting down the days until the >ÊÊ>ÊÃðÊiÊÜÊÌ iÊÓääÊiÌiÀÊ >`Ê£\xΰÎ{®Ê>`Êi>Ài`ÊÌ ÀiiÊÀi>ÞÊi`- LondonS Olympics get under way? L>VÊ Ê >Ê ÌiÝÌiLiÃÌÊ ÌiÊ £\xÓ°È®]Ê >`Ê als, two of which were gold, plus a bronze If not, what’s holding you back? 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PICTURED » The American women—from left, Missy Franklin, Dana Vollmer, Rebecca Soni and Natalie Coughlin—set a national record in the 4 x 100 medley relay, as did Franklin in the 200 back and Vollmer in the 100 fly.
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This was definitely the biggest chal- Ì iÊ`i>Ì ÊvÊÇÈÊ«i«iÊÊ ÃÊ>ÌÛiÊÌ iÊ`i>Ì ÊvÊÇÈÊ«i«iÊÊ ÃÊ>ÌÛiÊ lenge of my life.” ÀÜ>Þ]ÊÀÜ>Þ]Ê iÝ>`iÀÊ >iÊ "iÊ ÜÊÜÊ Ì iÊÌ iÊ £ääÊ LÀi>ÃÌÊ Ê xn°Ç£°Êxn°Ç£°Ê >iÊ "iÊ ADLINGTON’S ASSIST spokespoke of the tratragedygedy back home As the host country for the next andand showed his emotion durinduringg the "Þ«>`]Ê Ài>ÌÊ ÀÌ>Ê `iýÌÊ Ü>ÌÊ ÌÊ ÀÜi}>Ê>Ì>Ê>Ì iÊ>ÃÊÌi>ÀÃÊÀÜi}>Ê>Ì>Ê>Ì iÊ>ÃÊÌi>ÀÃÊ come up short on home soil. If that scenar- filledfilled his eyes.eyes. io is to be avoided, work remains. Although N IInn thethe otherother men’smen’s breaststrokebreaststroke Ì iÊ ÀÌÃ Ê ÃµÕ>`Ê ViVÌi`Ê vÛiÊ i`>Ã]Ê iÛiÌÃ]ÊiÛiÌÃ]Ê Õ}>À>ÊÕ}>À>Ê >iÊ ÞÕÀÌ>ÊÞÕÀÌ>Ê expectations were higher. Fortunately, usedused hishisi closingcloosiingng speedspep ed toto edgeeddgege ,iLiVV>Ê `}ÌÊ «ÀÛ`i`Ê >Ê Ã«>ÀÊ i>ÀÊ PICTURED » James Magnussen first powered the the end of the meet. Australians to gold in the 400 free relay with a >À}Ê Ì iÊ ÃÛiÀÊ i`>Ê Ê Ì iÊ {ääÊ leadoff leg of 47.49—the best 100 free ever in Online Premium Members free on opening night, Adlington turned a textile suit. He came back a few days later click here for detailed coverage in a perfectly calculated performance on to win the individual event and become the of all of the sports of the the penultimate evening. On pace with first man from Australia to accomplish that FINA World Championships at i>À½ÃÊ ÌÌiÊ ÀÃpÌ iÊ £xääÊ vÀiiÊ feat at a World Championships. www.SwimmingWorldMagazine.com.
10 September 2011 ] WOMEN INDIVIDUAL
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Wang Han, CHN 310.20 Tania Cagnotto, ITA 295.45 OSPORTS 3-METER (July 23) BY PICTURED » Wu Minxia was the only female diver to win two gold medals, Wu Minxia, CHN 380.85 capturing the individual as well as synchro 3-meter springboard events. PHOTO He Zi, CHN 379.15 Two years ago at the Worlds in Rome, Wu came away with a gold medal [ Jennifer Abel, CAN 365.10 in the 3-meter synchro and a silver medal in the 1-meter individual event. 10-METER (July 21) Chen Ruolin, CHN 405.30 Hu Yadan, CHN 394.00 Paola Espinosa, MEX 377.15 SYNCHRO 3-METER (July 16) Wu Minxia, He Zi, CHN 356.40 Emilie Heymans, Jennifer Abel, CAN 313.50 Annabelle Smith, Sharleen Stratton, AUS 306.90 10-METER (July 18) Wang Hao, Chen Ruolin, CHN 362.58 Alexandra Croak, Melissa Wu, AUS 325.92 Christin Steuer, Nora Subschinski, GER 316.29 MEN INDIVIDUAL 1-METER (July 18) Li Shixin, CHN 463.90 He Min, CHN 444.00 Pavlo Rozenberg, GER 436.50 3-METER (July 22) He Chong, CHN 554.30 Ilya Zakharov, RUS 508.95 Evgeny Kuznetsov, RUS 493.55 10-METER (July 24) Qiu Bo, CHN 585.45 David Boudia, USA 544.25 Sascha Klein, GER 534.50 SYNCHRO 3-METER (July 19) Qin Kai, Luo Yutong, CHN 463.98 Ilya Zakharov, Evgeny Kuznetsov, RUS 451.89 Yahel Castillo, Julian Sanchez, MEX 437.61 10-METER (July 17) Qiu Bo, Huo Liang, CHN 480.03 Patrick Hausding, Sascha Klein, GER 443.01 Oleksandr Gorshkovozov, Oleksandr Bondar, UKR 435.36 s s s TEAM STANDINGS China 295 United States 128 Russia 119.5 GGermanyermany 106 Diving UkrUkUkraineaine 89 ❖
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MEN PICTURED » Pietro Figlioli was one of Italy’s top scorers throughout the tour- GOLD MEDAL MATCH nament. Coach Alessandro Campagna’s team finished undefeated, beating (July 30) Germany (7-6), USA (8-5) and South Africa (17-1) in pool play, followed by a Italy def. Serbia 8-7 10-6 victory over Spain in the quarters and a 9-8 win in semis over Croatia BRONZE MEDAL MATCH before winning their gold medal match. Greece, led by top scorer Antigoni (July 30) Roumpesi and goalie Elena Kouvdo, fared the same among the women, with pool Croatia def. Hungary 12-11 ❖ play victories versus Russia (6-5), Spain (10-9) and Brazil (11-8) plus final-round triumphs against The Netherlands (12-10), Italy (14-11) and China (9-8).
12 September 2011 PICTURED » Russia’s Natalia Ishchenko competed in six of the seven syn- chronized swimming events and earned six gold medals. The only event in SOLO Technical Solo (July 17) which she did not compete was the technical teams, and her teammates Natalia Ishchenko, RUS 98.300 captured gold there, too, giving Russia a perfect 7-for-7 performance and Huang Xuechen, CHN 96.500 the Championships Trophy. Two years ago in Rome, Russia captured six of Andrea Fuentes, ESP 95.300 the seven events, but finished runner-up to Spain in the team standings. Solo (July 20) Natalia Ishchenko, RUS 98.550 Andrea Fuentes, ESP 96.520 Sun Wenyan, CHN 95.840 DUET Technical Duets (July 18) Natalia Ishchenko, Svetlana Romashina, RUS 98.200 Huang Xuechen, Liu Ou, CHN 96.500 Ona Carbonell, Andrea Fuentes, ESP 95.400 Duets (July 22) Natalia Ishchenko, Svetlana Romashina, RUS 98.410 Jiang Tingting, Jiang Wenwen, CHN 96.810 Ona Carbonell, Andrea Fuentes, ESP 96.500 TEAM ] Technical Teams (July 19) Russia 98.300 PRESSWIRE
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ABOVE » Pennsylvania’s Hershey High School avenged its second-place overall team finish suffered at the hands of Bolles in 2010 by trouncing last year’s champion, 144-95.
ennsylvania’s Hershey High the hands of Bolles last year. It also marks second overall team title. -V pi`Ê LÞÊ >Û`Ê >]Ê Ì iÊ the first time a public school in Pennsylvania ÊÓääÎ]Ê >ÌÌÊÀiÛiÀÃÊi`Ê ÃÊõÕ>`Ê>ÌÊ undisputed Male High School has won the national title, following in the Lake Forest High in Chicago to their only -ÜiÀÊ vÊ Ó䣣pÌÀÕVi`Ê vÌÃÌi«ÃÊvÊ«Ài«Ê«ÜiÀ ÕÃiÃÊiÀ>ÌÜÊ national title. Phoenix’s Brophy Prep also `ivi`}ÊP V >«Ê iÃÊ -V Ê £{{ Academy and Mercersburg Academy, who got to the top of the pyramid for the first 95 en route to winning Swimming World have garnered more than their fair share of ÌiÊ Ê ÓääxÊ Ê Ì iÊ ÃÌÀi}Ì Ê vÊ «iÀvÀ- Magazine’sÊ ÞÃ½Ê >Ì>Ê } Ê -V Ê V >«Ã «ÃÊÛiÀÊÌ iÊ>ÃÌÊÎäÊÞi>Àð >ViÃÊLÞÊiÝÊ,} ° Championship. iÃÊ - >ÀÃ]Ê V>Ìi`Ê Ê >iÃÛi]Ê Hershey had the upper hand in this Ê>``ÌÊÌÊ >½ÃÊvÀÃÌ«>ViÊvà iÃÊ Fla., retain their title of top independent year’s team race over Bolles, said Hershey Ê Ì iÊ ÓääÊ Þ>À`Ê Ê >`Ê £ääÊ L>VÃÌÀi]Ê school. i>`ÊV>V ÊÀi}Ê>ÃÌÀV °Ê7Ì ÊÌ iÊÀ`>Ê Hershey’s win was boosted by top times For the fifth time since 1997 when ÃÌ>ÌiÊ iiÌÊ i`Ê Ê ÛiLiÀÊ Óä£äpvÕÀÊ ÊÌ iÊÓääÊvÀiiÃÌÞiÊÀi>ÞÊ>`Ê{ääÊvÀiiÃÌÞiÊ Swimming World first recognized a Male High months before the Pennsylvania high school Ài>Þ]Ê>`Ê>ÊÃiÛiÌ «>ViÊvà ÊÊÌ iÊÓääÊ School Swimmer of the Year, that swimmer V >«Ã «ÃpiÀà iÞÊ iÜÊ ÜiÊ Ê medley relay. has also been on the winning team. advance what was needed to win the nation- The win makes Hershey the top public / iÊvÀÃÌÊÌiÊV>iÊÊÓäää]ÊÜ iÊL>V- al crown. high school team on the boys’ side for the stroker Alex Lim and Bolles took the top “Once the Florida state meet was done, I second consecutive year, and avenges the awards. The following year, Jayme Cramer posted the Bolles times in our locker room,” second-place overall team finish suffered at helped guide St. Xavier in Cincinnati to its said Fastrich. “That little piece of paper
14 September 2011 stayed on our wall all season.” going to try to repeat as national and state champions,” Fastrich said. “I’ve been coach- DECIDING FACTOR }Ê >ÌÊ iÀà iÞÊ vÀÊ £{Ê Þi>ÀÃ]Ê >`Ê V>V }Ê Though Bolles had three swimmers ÃÌÊvÊÌ iÃiÊ`ÃÊÃViÊÌ iÞÊÜiÀiÊn°ÊÌÊÜ>ÃÊ TOP 10 ÃVÀiÊ`Û`Õ>Ê«ÌÃÊÌ ÃÊÞi>ÀpV«>Ài`Ê a lot of years of hard work, and to have ÌÊ ÕÃÌÊ iÊ vÀÊ iÀà iÞpÌ iÊ Ài>ÞÊ «ÌÃÊ it result in a national title is, well, pretty were the deciding factor in this year’s point great.” HIGH SCHOOL spread. Bolles had the top time of the year Bolles will suffer major losses as well, TEAMS ÊÌ iÊÓääÊi`iÞÊÀi>Þ]ÊLÕÌÊvà i`ÊÃiV`Ê ÜÌ Ê `Û`Õ>Ê ÃVÀiÀÃÊ Õ>Ê ,ÛiÀ>Ê £ääÊ ÌÊiÀà iÞÊÊÌ iÊ{ääÊvÀiiÊÀi>ÞÊ>`ÊVÕ`Ê LÀi>ÃÌ®Ê>`Ê Ê>ÌÊÓääÊvÀii®ÊÛ- "9 *%&& #/--).'3 ÞÊ >>}iÊ >Ê £ÈÌ «>ViÊ ÌiÊ Ê Ì iÊ ÓääÊ ing on to college. free relay. BOYS If not for rules limiting swimmers to two OTHER INDIVIDUAL EVENT WINNERS Mission Viejo—In an 11-year individual events and two relays, Hershey >ÞÊ 9Õ}µÕÃÌÊ >`Ê `ÀiÜÊ ÃVÊ 1 span (1977-87), the Southern might have been the second team to sweep were this year’s beneficiaries of the high California high school spent an >ÊÌ ÀiiÊÀi>ÞÃÊÃViÊÌ iÊÓääÊvÀiiÃÌÞiÊÀi>ÞÊ school rules limiting swimmers to just two amazing 10 years on top. was added to the program in 1991. (The individual events. If not for that stipulation, Bolles School—Five national first was Peddie in 1995.) >Ê ÜÕ`Ê >ÛiÊ LiiÊ Ì iÊ Ì«Ê ÃÜiÀÊ 2 titles (two independent, three iÀà iÞÊ ÃÜ>Ê >Ê £\Σ°xäÊ Ê Ì iÊ ÓääÊ in four events! In addition to his national overall) at the Jacksonville, Fla. i`iÞÊ >ÌÊ >Ê Ãi>ÃÊ iiÌÊ ÜÌ Ê >]Ê ÀiVÀ`Ê ÌÌiÃÊ Ê Ì iÊ ÓääÊ Ê £\{£°Î®Ê >`Ê prep school were helped by sev- a time that would have ranked second in £ääÊL>VÊ{x°{®]Ê >Ê«ÃÌi`ÊÌ iÊv>ÃÌiÃÌÊ eral future Olympians. Ì iÊ>ÌÊLi `Ê iýʣ\Îä°Çn]ÊÃÜÕÊLÞÊ xäÊ >`Ê £ääÊ vÀiiÃÌÞiÃ]Ê ÜÌ Ê Ì iÊ £ääÊ vÀiiÊ St. Xavier—Six national titles ,Þ>Ê ÕÀ« Þ]Ê -iÀ}Ê Õ>Ê ,ÛiÀ>]Ê Ãi« Ê V}ÊÊ>Ì>ÊÀiVÀ`ÊÌiÊ{Ó°Î{®°ÊÃÊ 3 (four independent, two over- Schooling and Chris Sadsad. In accordance xäÊvÀiiÊÌiÊvÊ£°xn]ÊÃÜÕÊ>ÃÊÌ iÊi>`vvÊ all) exemplified this Cincinnati, with high school rules, Swimming World i}Ê Ê iÀà iÞ½ÃÊ ÀiVÀ`ÃiÌÌ}Ê ÓääÊ vÀiiÊ Ohio prep school’s dynasty. used the fastest medley relay from Hershey Ài>Þ]Ê ÜÕ`Ê >ÛiÊ LÕ«i`Ê 9Õ}µÕÃ̽ÃÊ Mercersburg—The ÜÌ ÕÌÊ >]ÊÜ V ÊÜ>ÃÊÌ iÊ£\ÎÓ°äÈÊÌ >ÌÊ Óä°äÊvÀÊÌ iÊÌ«ÊëÌÊÊV«ÕÌ}ÊÌ iÊ 4 Pennsylvania prep school was placed them second at the state champion- year’s top teams. Mission Viejo’s primary rival in ships. That foursome consisted of Austin ÃV]Ê Ü Ê ÃÜ>Ê vÀÊ 7iÃÌÊ iÃÌiÀÊ the 1980s. Doss, Mitchell Veith, Philip Mancuso and i`iÀÃÊ } Ê *>°®]Ê Ài}ÃÊ >ÃÊ Ì iÊ £ääÊ Peddie School—The Jeff Young. One wonders how fast Hershey vÀiiÊV >«ÊÜÌ Ê ÃÊÌiÊvÊ{ΰÎÓÊ>`ÊÜ>ÃÊ 5 Hightstown, N.J. school won the could have swum with a tapered-and-shaved Ì iÊÀÕiÀÕ«ÊÊÌ iÊ£ääÊLÕÌÌiÀvÞÊÌÊÕÀÊ first independent school title L>VÃÌÀiÊi>`vvÊvÀÊ >p>ÞLiÊv>ÃÌÊ Maclin Davis of Montgomery Bell Academy in 1997 and four more in the enough to challenge Bolles’ national record (Tenn.). Davis was the only non-senior to 1990s, including three overall. vÊ£\Ó°ÇÊvÀÊÓää¶ win an individual event this year. He’ll be / iÊ iÀà iÞÊ ÓääÊ vÀiiÃÌÞiÊ Ài>ÞÊ ÃiÌÊ ÌÃÊ a name to watch in next year’s champion- GIRLS >Ì>ÊÀiVÀ`ÊÌiÊvÊ£\Ó£°ä£ÊÜÌ Ê >]Ê Ã «Ã]Ê>}ÊÜÌ ÊL>VÃÌÀiÀÃÊ- >iÊ,Þ>]Ê Mission Viejo—Like their i>Ê >ÕV ÜÌâ]Ê - Ì>Ê >>Ê >`Ê >VÊ }iÀÊ>`Ê,Þ>Ê ÕÀ« Þ° 1 male counterparts, the Diablos Young. Fastrich said he wishes he had put 9Õ}µÕÃÌ]Ê Ü Ê Ài«ÀiÃiÌi`Ê >ÌÌiÊ reigned for 10 straight years 9Õ}ÊÊÌ iÊ{ääÊvÀiiÃÌÞiÊÀi>ÞÊ>vÌiÀÊÃii}Ê ÀiiÊ >iÛiÜÊ V °®]Ê i`Ê >Ê >ÃÊ (1977-1986) and added a public Ê>V ÀÊÌ iÊà ÀÌiÀÊÀi>ÞÊÊÓä°äÈ° this year’s only double winner, taking the school crown in 1989. Young, who Fastrich named as one ÓääÊ vÀiiÊ Ê £\Î{°Ón]Ê ÕÃÌÊ >Ê LÌÊ vvÊ /Ê Bolles School—Eight national of the breakout swimmers on the team, - i`½ÃÊ >Ì>Ê ÀiVÀ`Ê vÊ £\ÎΰnÎ°Ê >ÌÌÊ 2 titles (two independent, six might have helped Hershey break the three- ÌÌÊ>ÃÊV >Ãi`Ê>ÊÀiÛiÀi`Ê>Ì>ÊÀiVÀ`Ê overall) helped the Jacksonville, ÕÌiÊL>ÀÀiÀÊÊÌ iÊ{ääÊvÀiiÊÀi>ÞÊ>`ÊLi>ÌÊ Ê Ì iÊ £ääÊ LÀi>ÃÌ°Ê / iÊ ÃiÀÊ vÀÊ *iÀ>Ê Fla. prep school highlight its Ì iÊ >Üi`ÊÌiÊvÊÓ\x°nÊÃiÌÊLÞÊ iÃÊ ,V Ü`ÃÊ °®Ê «ÃÌi`Ê >Ê xΰnä]Ê ÌÊ ÌÊ tradition of excellence. in 1991. Bolles’ performance, however, was far off Patrick Fowler’s 13-year-old national Germantown—Richard ÌÊ À>Ìvi`Ê LÞÊ Ì iÊ -Ê ÃViÊ ÌÊ Ü>ÃÊ >ÀÊ vÊ xΰÈÈ°Ê Ì̽ÃÊ ÃÜÊ V>iÊ >ÌÊ Ì iÊ 3 Shoulberg was at the helm of swum outside of Florida’s competitive high Illinois state championships, where he raced all eight national titles (four ÃV ÊÃi>ðÊÃÊÌÊÜ>Ã]ÊÌ iÊÌi>ÊvÊ >]Ê iÕµÕ>Ê6>iÞ½ÃÊ iÛÊ À`iÃ]ÊÜ Ê«ÃÌi`Ê independent, four overall) that >>]Ê >VÕÃÊ>`Ê >ÕV ÜÌâÊÌÀÕVi`Ê the nation’s second fastest time with a featured future Olympians such Ì iÊ >Ì>Ê V«iÌÌÊ ÜÌ Ê >Ê Î\ää°Ç£]Ê x{°ää°Ê À`iÃÊ ÜÕ`Ê «ÃÌÊ >Ê xΰÈÇÊ >ÌÊ Ì iÊ as Maddy Crippen and Trina narrowly missing the public school and -ÊÕÀÊ>Ì>ÃÊÌÜÊÜiiÃÊ>ÌiÀ°® Radke. vvV>Ê ÛiÀ>Ê >Ì>Ê ÀiVÀ`Ê vÊ Î\ää°ÈnÊ ,ÛiÀÛiܽÃÊ >°®Ê V >ÃÊ >`Üi]Ê Carmel—Carmel has reigned in ->À>Ì}>]Ê>°]ÊÓää®° winner of numerous titles at the YMCA 4 Indiana for more than 30 years, º ÛiÀÞiÊ Ü>ÃÊ ÜÀ}Ê >À`Ê ÌÊ LiÊ Ê nationals, ended his high school career with has won five national public those relays,” Fastrich said. “We didn’t >Ê {\£Ç°ÓÊ Ê Ì iÊ xääÊ vÀii°Ê / iÊ ÌiÊ ÃÊ Ì iÊ school crowns and tied for the ÜÊÕÀÊV«iÌiÊiÕ«ÊvÀÊÌ iÊ{ääÊvÀiiÊ second fastest in high school history, with overall title in 2011. relay until the morning of the swim. My ivvÊ ÃÌvv½ÃÊ ÓnÞi>À`Ê >Ì>Ê >ÀÊ vÊ Peddie School—Future brother (Jeff) and I were still trying to figure {\£È°ÎÊÜÌ ÃÌ>`}Ê>Ì iÀÊÞi>ÀÊvÊV >- 5 Olympians guided the out the third and fourth swimmers.” lenges. Look for incoming senior Danny Hightstown, N.J. prep school to Though 12 seniors will be lost to gradu- / ÃÊ Ã`>iÊ iÌÀ>]Ê °]Ê {\Ó£°ä{®Ê three straight overall national ation, Fastrich isn’t willing to say Hershey is >`ÊV}ÊÕÀÊ Û>Ê*Ê i>À`i]Ê crowns (1989-91) and one inde- preparing for a rebuilding year. /i°]Ê {\Ó£°Î£®Ê ÌÊ }ÛiÊ V >ÃiÊ ÌÊ ÃÌvv½ÃÊ pendent title in 1982. ❖ “Obviously, it will be difficult, but we’re record next season. ❖
September 2011 15 MOCK HEAT SHEET >`]U`O[:WabW\Ua pionsh ham ips C WHAT IF...there actually were a true high school national championship? With a special thank you to NISCA’s Bob Klapthor in compiling the top times, here’s what the heat sheet might look like—complete with lane assignments and qualifying times—for the top 16 high school girls in the country:
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or only the second time since Baylor has four championships to its Indiana state titles. “There have been so many Swimming World began crowning VÀi`Ì\Ê }ÀÃ]Ê ÌÜÊ ÛiÀ>Ê Óää]Ê Ó䣣®ÆÊ great athletes who have attended Carmel a national high school champion LÞÃ]ÊÌÜÊ`i«i`iÌÊÓäänä®°Ê >ÀiÊ High School through the years, and to finally Ê Ì iÊ i>ÀÞÊ £ÇäÃÊ LÞÃ]Ê £Ç£ÆÊ has won seven championships: girls, one (tie for an overall national team champion- F}ÀÃ]Ê £ÇÈ®]Ê ÌÜÊ ÃV ÃÊ >ÛiÊ Ìi`Ê >ÃÊ Ì iÊ ÛiÀ>Ê Ó䣣®Ê >`Ê vÛiÊ «ÕLVÊ £xÈ]Ê ship) is a tribute to this team,” said Carmel top team. £n]ÊÓää£ä®ÆÊLÞÃ]ÊiÊÛiÀ>ÊÓää{®° head coach Chris Plumb. “They couldn’t Ê ÀLÀÊ *iiÀÊ >`Ê iÀ>ÌÜÊ For both programs, the national title have done it without the support of 25 years Academy tied for the girls’ combined team is a testament to the continued strength behind them, and I feel they did every team V >«Ã «ÊÊÓääx]ÊÜ iÊ >ÀiÊ>`Ê vÊ Ì iÊ «À}À>ÃÊ >`Ê } µÕ>ÌÞÊ >Ì iÌiÃÊ proud this year by swimming so well.” Ì iÊ >ÞÀÊ-V Êà >ÀiÊÌ iÊ °Ê£ÊëÌÊvÀÊ they produce. }ÀÃÊÊÓ䣣° “It goes a long way to establishing THE RELAYS Both programs have experienced suc- the Baylor School swimming program as Strong relays were an important factor cess over the years. In fact, just two years a ‘brand,’ ” said Baylor head coach Dan in leading both Baylor and Carmel to the ago, Carmel was the top public school and Flack. “A program is bigger than just the top spot. Baylor the premier independent school, times on the scoreboard.” >Ài½ÃÊ ÓääÊ Þ>À`Ê i`iÞÊ Ài>ÞÊ with Baylor winning the overall title. The Carmel girls have also won 25 straight õÕ>`Ê vÊ Ã« ÀiÊ >ViÞÊ Vi]Ê ÃiÀÊ
18 September 2011 ] NICKwith & THOMAN SponsoredQA by Arluck Promotions YOU STARTED SWIMMING AT AGE 4. PHOTO PROVIDED BY CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL [ WAS THAT COMPETITIVELY, OR WERE YOU JUST LEARNING TO SWIM? WHAT DO YOU THINK PROMPTED YOUR PARENTS TO GET YOU IN THE WATER? I’ve always been a water creature. I come from a swimming family on my father’s side, and I think I’ve been in the water since before I can remember, but when I was 4, I did start to swim competitions. My sister was already swimming competitively, and I was going to all of the practices with my mother anyway, so they got me a suit, and I jumped on in! WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT SPENDING TIME WITH KIDS AT EVENTS SUCH AS THE FITTER & FASTER TOUR? ABOVE » Carmel High School had captured the girls’ public school championship five times, including the last two years. This year, the Indiana school added its first overall national title, tying Baylor for first place. I like giving back to the next generation. Sometimes I can really see light bulbs going Samantha Shaheen, sophomore Ariana vÀiiÊ {n°ÇÈ®Ê >`Ê Ì À`Ê Ê Ì iÊ xäÊ ÓÓ°{x®°Ê on in their ]
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September 2011 21 THE WORLD’S FOREMOST AUTHORITY ON ADULT SWIMMING
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tips on how you can harness your thoughts and the power the of water to make you a more confident swimmer: POOL’S EDGE UÊ Love and gratitude: When fatigue or fear-based MOTIVATION ■ TECHNIQUE ■ TRAINING IDEAS ■ EQUIPMENT USAGE thoughts enter your mind, try sending a mental message to the water that you love it and ask MESSAGES IN WATER for help to make you stronger. I tried this strategy on the final "9 +!2,9. 0)0%3 .%),3%. xäÊvÊ>ÊÓääÊvÞÊ>`ÊviÜÊÌÊÌ iÊ Following are suggestions on how you can harness your thoughts and the power of water to finish line with ease and speed. UÊ Fake it till you make make you a faster, stronger and more confident swimmer. it: ÃÌ>LÃ Ê ÞÕÀÊ ÜÊ «iÀÃ>Ê mantra such as, “I am strong was swimming in the called love. When I projected colorful and complex geometric and powerful,” and repeat this to warm, clear waters off of positive and joyful thoughts ice crystals. Conversely, the very yourself while you swim. Saying >]Ê >Ü>°Ê ÌÊ Ü>ÃÊ >Ê into the water, it was returned. same tap water when exposed ÜÀ`ÃÊ vÊ >vvÀ>Ìpeven if beautiful day, but I was In other words, when I love to heavy metal music or words you do not believe itpV>Ê i«Ê Inot enjoying my swim. The the water...it loves me back! such as, “You are a fool” or “You you swim your best. Your mind ocean was as turbulent as my This all might sound pretty make me sick,” caused ugly, overrides your body and does thoughts. far-out, but the eye-opening `ÃÌÀÌi`Ê VÀÞÃÌ>ÃpÀÊ vÀi`Ê not know the difference. So... Why is the water so rough? theory behind it is based on no crystals at all. fake it till you make it! Why can’t I find my research done by Dr. Masura Ê Ì½ÃÊ L]Ê º``iÊ UÊ*À>VÌViÊ}}ÊÊ>`ÊÕÌÊ rhythm? Ì]Ê >Ê Ìi`Ê ÃViÌÃÌÊ >`Ê Messages in Water,” it becomes of negative: While it’s hard to Why do I feel so weak? healer who believes that water visually clear that human vibra- admit, we all fall victim to the When is this “darn swim” has the ability to absorb, hold tional energy, words, thoughts, crippling effects of negative self- going to be over? and even transmit human feel- ideas and music has the ability talk. Sounds kind of crazy, but Then I thought to myself, ings and emotions. to change the molecular struc- I suggest practicing going into “Why am I fighting this? I love À°Ê ÌÊ `ÃVÛiÀi`Ê Ì >ÌÊ ture of water...the very same a negative state using thoughts the water. I am grateful to be frozen tap water when exposed Ü>ÌiÀÊÌ >ÌÊV«ÀÃiÃÊÇäÊ«iÀViÌÊ such as, “This hurts,” “I feel able to swim in the ocean. I to beautiful music or words of our bodies. slow,” or “Susie is beating me,” "6 Ê/"Ê-7 t» of affirmation created brilliant, Consider the following then notice how you feel and
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the coral bottom, the colorful [ fish and a sea turtle swimming Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen of Aquatic below. I also felt powerful as I Edge (www.aquaticedge.org) stroked through the waves. travels the world giving motiva- What just happened? Did tional talks and swim technique the ocean calm down and the ABOVE » Changing your attitude from negative to positive—such as clinics. For more information, Ü`Ê ÃÕLÃ`i¶Ê pÃiÌ }Ê noticing the beauty of the coral bottom, the colorful fish or a sea turtle please e-mail Karlyn at aquatic- even more magical...something swimming beneath you—can affect the way you swim. [email protected].
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LONGHORN TAKES DOWN TWO RELAY RECORDS Masters world records in her new age group (women’s 60-64), includ- At the Texas Open in Austin in July, the Longhorn Aquatics ing five in one race. She took down the 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1500 foursome of Chris Eckerman, Todd Bartee, Tyler Blessing meter freestyle records during the 1500, stopping the clock at 1:06.21, and Mike Varozza swam 4:10.99 in a time trial of the men’s 160-199 2:23.34, 5:03.88, 10:27.71 and 19:52.85. Her final time took nearly a 400 medley relay to dip under the former Masters world record minute-and-a-half off Barbara Dunbar’s record of 21:16.05. Val also of 4:11.57 set by Japan. Longhorn snared another WR in the 400 set records in the 50 free (30.00), 50, 100 and 200 fly (33.28, 1:14.51 free relay when Ande Rasmussen replaced Bartee and the quartet and 2:43.64) and 400 IM (5:56.27). clocked 3:38.60, well below Finland’s previous mark of 3:49.37. MASTERS SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR OLYMPIC TRIALS LAURA VAL DESTROYS TEN 60-64 RECORDS Former U.S. national team members Dawn Heckman, 34, and At the Pacific Masters Championships in July, Laura Ed Moses, 31, both representing Rose Bowl Masters, made quite Val, who recently turned 60, erased 10 long course an impact at the Los Angeles Invitational, July 14-17, at USC’s McDonald’s Swim Stadium. Heckman placed 11th in the women’s 200 meter free (2:04.05), ninth in the 400 free (4:18.63) and sixth in the 800 free (8:47.99 finals, 8:46.47 prelims). Her times in the 400 and 800 cleared the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials qualifying standards. Meanwhile, Moses placed eighth in the men’s 100 breast (1:03.69) and 16th in the 200 breast (2:25.32 finals, Sponsored by 2:20.74 prelims). Both of his times also qualified for the 2012 Trials. Colorado Time Systems Competing at the Arizona Senior State Championships in early July in Phoenix, Swimming World’s own Jeff Commings, 37, qualified for Trials Wherever you see this logo, Online Premium Members when he won the men’s 100 meter breast in 1:04.42. ❖ can click on the link for more information.
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September 2011 25 the OFFICIAL WORD TIME TO EVALUATE AND SET GOALS MAXWELL "9 *)- ',5(/3+9 MEDALS & AWARDS As we prepare for a new season as officials, now is the time to look Excellence Award back at last year and evaluate how well we performed. We should identify strengths and weaknesses, and generate goals for improve- ment. That may be simply learning the administrative end of swim Corinne Cody uses her knowledge meets or understanding the technical rules for both the actual strokes as a CPA to serve in a key financial and for conducting meets. role on the Metro Swimming LSC Here are some thoughts: board. She also serves as an area Ask questions during stroke briefings: The main reason for chair and supervises a team of 60 these briefings is to provide instructions regarding the pace and proto- officials from 15 teams who offi- col of the meet. More importantly, it should be a time to ask questions ciate at numerous meets through regarding rule interpretations or events that we may have seen from a previous session. Metro Swimming. In addition to Seek advice during a meet: If we see something unusual and running meets, mentoring new offi- there is a chief judge (CJ) present, explain to the CJ what we may have cials, recruiting, conducting clinics, noticed and ask what their interpretation would be and why. By doing Cody has taken this, we will also learn more what to observe and why. If time doesn’t on a leadership permit, make it a point to ask during another briefing or immediately role that has after a session of a deck referee or meet referee while it’s still fresh in helped the asso- our minds. ciation to be Wear a headset on occasion: Even though we don’t usually awarded Level require the use of headsets except for deck refs, meet refs and CJs, it 1 of the USA is good at times to wear one and listen to the communication that Swimming LEAP transpires during a meet. We will hear about the protocol for DQs and program—LSC how they are made. This will help us understand how the meet referee Corinne Cody Evaluation and and his assistants conduct the meet. Work more meets: The best way to gain experience and confi- Achievement Program. Metro dence is to volunteer to work more sessions, including non-local meets became the 13th LSC in USA or meets outside our LSC. It’s a great experience and a better way to Swimming to be recognized as a get to know different people. Although we strive to be as consistent as LEAP Level 1 LSC. Cody has also been possible in the conduct of the meet, there are subtle differences in the a key leader in solidifying Metro’s way things are done or the way we may be instructed to perform our annual offering of a national certi- duties. Variety will help make us better and more flexible officials, and fication meet during the LSC cham- it could also spur further questions to ask during briefings. pionship, and has often served as a Take advantage of our LSC’s officials committee as well as the meet referee. national officials committee: There is much to learn from members of both of these committees. Should we have questions, we should contact them. MAXWELL MEDALS & AWARDS Read, read, read the rulebook: All of the information regarding rules and proper conduct of meets is written in the rulebook. Try to PROUD SPONSOR OF THE MAXWELL EXCELLENCE AWARD re-read different sections to become more familiar with its contents. By taking inventory of our strengths and weaknesses, we can all Call for your FREE become better officials. ❖ Full-Color Catalog: 1.800.331.1383 Jim Gluhosky is the officials chair for the South Carolina LSC.
26 September 2011 SwimmingSSw Technique was first published in 1964 as the official magazine of the American Swim Coaches Association. Today the title lives as a section in Swimming World Magazine and can be downloaded separately. COACH CHARLIE SETTING A STANDARD GRIFFITHS "9 -)#(!%, * 34/44 Head Men’s and Women’s Coach Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Excellent coach, teacher and mentor—these are qualities that have resulted in placing Claremont, Calif. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps’ Charlie Griffiths and his swimmers among the nation’s elite. This fall, Charlie Griffiths (Denison - University, B.A., economics and English, university. All schools are in ] £ääÊ vÞÊ Ü iÊ >ÌÊ iÃ°Ê COL LEGE ’95) begins his 11th season at CMS. He one campus area. Claremont I learned things in college KENNA V i>Ê i}iÊ `iÛi«ÃÊ C about the sport that many has compiled a 136-44 dual meet record M
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California Intercollegiate Athletic CLAREMONT Harvey Mudd produces details so late, I don’t take OF Conference titles and led the women’s well-rounded engineers and for granted skills in my team to top 15 NCAA finishes the last scientists, and Scripps is one swimmers that other coach- COURTESY six years. Griffiths began coaching at of America’s finest women’s , es might assume are there. VASTA Oshkosh, Wis. YMCA and his former colleges. Among other con- sortium benefits, students What was it like working WILLIAM
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In three years as an assistant coach at and eat in any of the din- I loved my time as an PHOTO Denison, Big Red swimmers claimed }Ê >Ã°Ê >V ÊÃV Ê >ÃÊ>Ê [ assistant at Denison. We a 2001 national title (women) and distinct personality, but the worked well together because ABOVE » Charlie Griffiths finished runner-up four times between Stags (men) and Athenas we hold many of the same (women) come together as a unified swim- values, but our personalities are different. the women’s and men’s teams. In 2009, ming and diving team. Ài}}ÊÜ>ÃÊ>Ê}Ài>ÌÊiÌÀÊÌÊiÊ>`ÊÌÊÜ>ÃÊ he garnered the coveted CMC Glen R. eye-opening to return as an alumnus and Huntoon Award for Superior Teaching, Who fits the CMS profile? see a different side of my college team. As a the first athletic department member Anyone admitted to CMC, Mudd or swimmer, you practice in the morning, go to ever to win the honor. He is also the Scripps is likely to enjoy several great col- class and practice again in the afternoon, but lege options. CMS’ biggest hurdle is name a lot happens in the coach’s office that the NCAA D-III men’s representative to recognition. We often need to explain who ÃÜiÀÃÊ`½ÌÊÃii°Ê,iViÌÞ]ʽÛiÊiÞi`Ê the board of directors of the College we are and how The Claremont Colleges a similar relationship with Shea Manning, Swimming Coaches Association. work. Once a prospective student and par- who has progressed from a recruit to a CMS ents do their research and come to campus, swimmer to my assistant coach. He’s now a Q. Swimming Technique: the CMS colleges are an easy sell. The under- head coach within our league. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps athletes come graduate education, extracurricular offerings from multiple colleges.... and campus environment are top-flight. Did it prepare you for the CMS job? It involved me in every aspect of col- A. Coach Charlie Griffiths: You have a reputation as one of the most lege coaching: leading water and dryland -pÌ ÀiiÊ Colleges, two Mascots, improved swimmers in Denison history.... practices, recruiting, writing meet line-ups, one Spirit. The Claremont Colleges fol- I started competitive swimming later budgeting, fund raising, publicity, logistics, low the Oxford model of creating several than most and had a lot of room to grow in individual and team meetings and connec- small colleges rather than forming a larger Vi}i°ÊÊ`À««i`Ê>LÕÌÊ£äÊÃiV`ÃÊÊÌ iÊ — continued on 28
September 2011 27 COACH GRIFFITHS — continued from 27 Our four standard training enal professors. My award rec- tions with the rest of campus. Would more swimmers such }ÀÕ«Ãpà ÀÌÊ Ã«ÀÌ]Ê ` ognized that coaches connect as Andrew Cox help the male ëÀÌ]Ê}ÊëÀÌÊ>`Ê p>Ê with students in a deep and The women seem to outper- cause? do a combination of endurance ÕµÕiÊÜ>Þ° form the men at NCAAs.... Future national champions and speed kicking. Over the At the conference level, are always welcome. past two seasons, we’ve pulled What are your thoughts on the our guys have won 31 SCIAC out a subset of good dolphin combined men and women D-III titles, including the past four. You are proud of this year’s kickers and had them do repeat national championship? ÌÊ Ã]Ê Ì iÊ -Ì>}ÃÊ >ÛiÊ senior class.... 25s underwater kick while the I think that it works in >`Ê £nÊ Ì«£äÊ và iÃ]Ê >`Ê Yes. They’re the first class surface swimmers have done Division III. >ÀÞÊ-Ê `ÃÊÌ iÊ}iÃÌ in SCIAC history to win four aerobic sets. If you plan to be standing D-III record with a consecutive titles for both gen- good in fly or back events, you Who benefits? £\{È°ÇÊ Ê Ì iÊ ÓääÊ Ê vÀÊ ders. They’ve led the Athenas need to maximize your under- Hopefully, the student- £n°Ê/ iÊÌ i>ÃÊ >ÛiÊ >`Ê>Ê ÌÊÌ iÊÌ ÀiiÊLiÃÌÊ Êvà iÃÊ water ability. athletes. If a swimmer is on higher recent national profile, in program history and count- a team with one female and but with seven returning All- less team records. The class Dryland? iÊ>iʵÕ>viÀ]ÊÌ iÞ½Ê >ÛiÊ Americans and a solid incom- had a great mix of personali- Depending on the time of more fun together than going ing class, I like our men’s ties, but a common denomina- year and training group, some solo. Likewise, the bigger teams future. tor was an inspiring esprit de swimmers will have four-and-a- add punch to their cheering corps. They took full advantage half hours of dryland per week. sections. The vast majority of At 2011 NCAAs, all eight of all Claremont opportunities We combine strength training D-III programs are combined women earned at least one All- from scholarship to research to in the weight room with an throughout the year in train- American award. How? international travel and more. explosive circuit that includes ing, in dual and at conference We love relays. The Several students had jobs lined med balls, plyos and core meets, so it makes sense to hold Athenas huddle-up before big up prior to graduation. Three work. Dryland also provides an a combined national champion- relays. I don’t know what goes CMS swimmers will be starting opportunity for team bonding ship. The more team-oriented on in that huddle, but clearly fully funded Ph.D. programs in and healthy competition. Some a meet can be, the more fun it ÌÊÜÀðÊ,i>ÞÊÃÜiÀÃÊÛiÜÊ the fall. facets we’ll do as a full group, will be for all involved, which the opportunity to represent some in mini-groups and some is why the increase in the relay- teammates as a tremendous The role of kicking is... as individualized regimens. swimmer cap and the combin- honor, and they bring their ...very important, and we ing of genders are great moves. “A” games. emphasize it more each year. You have an ability to see the big picture.... You were deck operations crew I believe in embracing the chief for the 2004 U.S. Olympic journey. We have four team Trials. What was that like? Turn up the heat. goals: succeed academically, Fantastic. My crew con- improve individually and as a sisted of 15 swimmers from StrechCordz® dryland resistance training tools help Olympians, team, be good citizens of the my various coaching stops. 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September 2011 35 AMERICAN RELAY — continued from 35 AGSOTM >`Ê{\Ó°Îä®ÆÊ/ÀÕ}Ê£Ó>`Õ`iÀÊLÞÃÊ ÓääÊ LÀi>ÃÌ]Ê Ó\ÎÈ°È£ÆÊ £££ÓÊ LÞÃÊ ÓääÊ ]Ê Ó\ÓΰΣ®ÆÊ >`Ê >ÀÃÌiÊ 6ÃÃiÀ}, Curl- AGE GROUP SWIMMER of the MONTH ÕÀiʣΣ{ÊLÞÃÊ£ääÊLÀi>ÃÌ]Ê£\äÇ°nÓ®° Several relays were able to post Open Megan Lam finished >`Ê,iÃ`iÌÊÀiVÀ`ÃiÌÌ}ÊÌiÃÊ>ÃÊÜi°Ê her long course season , - ½ÃÊ}ÀÃÊÌi>ÊvÊ ÞÊ7>}, Jaycee this summer by earning 9i} iÀ, Morgan Hill and Õ`ÀiÞÊ,V ÌiÀÊ the high-point award for VVi`Ê Ó\£ä°ÈÈÊ Ê Ì iÊ £££ÓÊ }ÀÃÊ ÓääÊ 13-year-old girls at the i`iÞÊ Ài>ÞÊ >`Ê {\{n°ÈÓÊ Ê Ì iÊ {ääÊ Oregon Swimming 11 i`iÞ°Ê / iÊ VÕL½ÃÊ £ä>`Õ`iÀÊ ÃµÕ>`Ê & Over Long Course of À`iÊ "ÀViÛ]Ê ivvÀiÞÊ +]Ê >ÀÊ Championships, July Stanton >`Ê iÌÌÊ«ÃÌi`Ê>ÊÓ\äx°{ÇÊvÀÊÌ iÊ ÓnΣ]Ê Ê i>ÛiÀÌ°Ê ÓääÊvÀiiÊÀi>Þ]Ê>`ÊÌ iÀÊ£££ÓÊLÞÃÊÌi>]Ê She finished first in the consisting of >ÌÌ iÜÊ /LiÀ, Truong, ÓääÊ >`Ê {ääÊ iÌiÀÊ vÀiiÊ / >ÃÊ ÀÜÊ `iÊ ÃÕÊ and ->>ÞÊ Ó\£ä°äÓÊ>`Ê{\ÎÇ°ä®Ê>`Ê 7iÃiiÀ>, ÃiÌÊÌ iÊ{ääÊi`iÞÊÀi>ÞÊ>ÀÊ LÌ Ê ÃÊ Óää]Ê Ó\ÓÈ°ÈÈÆÊ >ÌÊ{\{ä°n{° {ää]Ê x\£x°än®°Ê >Ê >ÃÊ ÕÀ ÕÀi½ÃʣΣ{ÊLÞÃÊÌi>ÊÃiÌÊÌ ÀiiÊ ÌÊ ÃiV`Ê Ê Ì iÊ £ääÊ relay marks. `ÀiÜÊ -iÃ>À,Ê À> >Ê vÞÊ £\äÈ°nÎ®Ê >`Ê i>Ài`Ê Baird,ÊiÀÞÊ*>ÌÀVÊand Vissering cruised senior sectional cuts in all ÌÊ>Ê£\{Ó°nxÊÊÌ iÊÓääÊvÀiiÊÀi>Þ°Ê-iÃ>À]Ê her events. Vissering, Baird and "ÜiÊ Û>Ê À«iÊ In relay competi- ÜiÌÊ{\£ä°x£ÊÊÌ iÊ{ääÊi`iÞÊÀi>Þ°Ê`Ê Ì]Ê >p>}Ê ÜÌ Ê Seliskar, À>Ê /Ã>Õ, Vissering and Baird Ìi>>ÌiÃÊ ÞÊ i}]Ê ÜiÀiÊ }`Ê vÀÊ >Ê n\£È°xÇÊ Ê Ì iÊ £{>` /vv>ÞÊ < >Ê >`Ê ,ÀÞÊ Õ`iÀÊLÞÃÊnääÊvÀiiÊÀi>Þ° i>ÀÃpÜiÀi`Ê Ì iÊ NORTH CAROLINA Oregon Swimming record Ê Ì iÊ £Î£{Ê }ÀÃÊ {ääÊ Southeastern Swimming swept i`iÞÊ Ài>ÞÊ ÌÊ {\ÎÓ°{]Ê the team awards at the Southern Zone bettering the previous >«Ã «Ã]Ê ÕÞÊ ÓÈÎä]Ê Ê >ÀÞ°Ê Ê >ÀÊ vÊ {\ÎΰÈÎÊ ÃiÌÊ LÞÊ the combined team race, Southeastern /Õ>>ÌÊ ÃÊ Ê ÓääÈ°Ê Ì>i`Ê Îä°xÊ «ÌÃÊ ÌÊ À`>½ÃÊ nää°xÊ She also led off her team’s ■ ■ ■ ■ MEGAN LAM, AGE 13 ■ ■ ■ ■ >`Ê iÀ}>½ÃÊ Çΰx°Ê Ê VÃiÊ và iÃÊ Ê {ääÊ vÀiiÊ Ài>ÞÊ Ê £\䣰nÊ Tualatin Hills Swim Club both the girls and boys competitions, >`Ê nääÊ vÀiiÊ Ài>ÞÊ Ê Beaverton, Oregon -ÕÌ i>ÃÌiÀ½ÃÊ }ÀÃÊ i`}i`Ê À`>]Ê {ÈÊ ÌÊ 2:12.31. {{Ç°x]Ê ÜÌ Ê iÀ}>Ê Ì>}Ê Ì À`Ê Îäή°Ê ÌÊÌ iÊÜ>À`ÊiÃÊ iÀ>Ê iiÌ]ÊÕiÊÓ{ÓÈ]ÊÊÀià >]Ê >ÊÌÊvÀÃÌÊÊ Southeastern also won the boys division Ì iʣΣ{Ê}ÀÃÊÓääÊiÌiÀÊvÞÊÓ\Óǰ䣮]ÊÃiV`ÊÊÌ iÊÓääÊvÀiiÊÓ\£Î°x®]ÊÌ À`ÊÊLÌ Ê ÜÌ Ê{È£°xÊ«ÌÃ]Ê> i>`ÊvÊiÀ}>Ê{ÎÈ°x®Ê Ì iÊ{ääÊvÀiiÊ{\{£°x{®Ê>`ÊÓääÊ ÊÓ\Σ°{{®Ê>`ÊvÕÀÌ ÊÊÌ iÊ{ääÊ Êx\ÓÓ°{x®° and Florida (353). ÌÊÌ iÊ/ Õ`iÀLÌÊ-ÕiÀÊ >ÃÃV]ÊÕÞÊn£ä]ÊÊ i>ÛiÀÌ]Ê >ÊÜ>ÃÊvÀÃÌÊÊÌ iÊ Seven individuals and two relays set xäÊiÌiÀÊvÞÊÎä°£ä®]ÊÃiV`ÊÊÌ iÊ£ääÊvÞÊ£\än°ÓÓ®]ÊÌ À`ÊÊÌ iÊ£xääÊvÀiiÊ£\£ä°{ä®Ê meet standards. -Õâ>iÊ iÃÃÀi] Florida >`ÊÓääÊL>VÊÓ\ΰäÓ®]ÊvvÌ ÊÊÌ iÊÓääÊLÀi>ÃÌÊÎ\äx°{®Ê>`ÊÃÝÌ ÊÊÌ iÊ£ääÊLÀi>ÃÌÊ £x£nÊ }ÀÃÊ £ääÊ >`Ê ÓääÊ iÌiÀÊ vÀii]Ê £\Ón°ÎÇ®° xn°{nÊ>`ÊÓ\ä{°Èn®Ê>`ÊiÊ ÞÀ>`Ã, i}>ÊÃÌ>ÀÌi`ÊÃÜ}ÊÛiÀÞÊÞÕ}p>ÌÊ>}iÊÓpÜ iÊ iÀÊ«>ÀiÌÃÊÀi>âi`Ê>vÌiÀÊ -ÕÌ i>ÃÌÊ£££ÓÊ}ÀÃÊ£ääÊLÀi>ÃÌ]Ê£\£Î°ÈÓÆÊ just her third swimming lesson that she could swim across the pool! She has been £ääÊ vÞ]Ê £\ä{°££®Ê ÃiÌÊ ÌÜÊ ÀiVÀ`ÃÊ i>V ]Ê ÃÜ}ÊiÛiÀÊÃVi]Ê}ÊÌ iÊ/ Õ`iÀLÌÃÊÜ iÊà iÊÜ>ÃÊÈ°ÊiÀÊv>ÛÀÌiÊÌ }Ê with single marks set by Joey Carbone, about swimming is having fun and being with friends. ❖ -ÕÌ i>ÃÌÊ £Î£{Ê LÞÃÊ ÓääÊ vÞ]Ê Ó\äÇ°äÇ®ÆÊ Jay Litherland]Ê iÀ}>Ê £x£nÊ LÞÃÊ ÓääÊ APPLY to BE Candidates for this article must compete within a nationally L>V]Ê Ó\äx°{£®ÆÊ ,iLiVV>Ê *ÃÌ]Ê iÀ}>Ê recognized age group. Please send a personality sketch and a the NEXT: color photograph or digital image (a face shot, such as a school £Î£{Ê}ÀÃÊÓääÊvÀii]ÊÓ\äx°än®ÆÊ/ÞÊ,VV>, À`>Ê £x£nÊ LÞÃÊ ÓääÊ vÀii]Ê £\xÓ°Èx®ÆÊ picture) of each nominee. You can request a Swimming World />ÌÕÊ 7>`i]Ê-ÕÌ i>ÃÌʣΣ{Ê}ÀÃÊ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Magazine Age Group Swimmer of the Month Profile form, and which can be used as a guide for submitting the nomination. ÓääÊLÀi>ÃÌ]ÊÓ\ÎÇ°£Î®° AGE / iÊ À`>Ê £x£nÊ }ÀÃÊ µÕ>ÀÌiÌÊ vÊ GROUP Send everything to Swimming World Magazine, Barbara Caraballo,ÊÞÊÀ>Ã, Bessire Age Group Swimmers of the Month, P.O. Box 20337, Sedona, AZ and ,Ê i>ÊVLi`ÊvÀÊ>Ê£\{Ç°nÈÊ SWIMMER 86341, or by e-mail to [email protected]. Ê Ì iÊ ÓääÊ vÀiiÊ Ài>Þ]Ê Ü iÊ McKenna Harris i`Ê >À>L>]ÊÀ>ÃÊ>`Ê iÃÃÀiÊ of the TYR Sport sends each Age Group Swimmer of the Month a vÀÊ >Ì iÀÊ Ài>ÞÊ >ÀÊ vÊ £\x°nÊ Ê Ì iÊ MONTH package containing a swimsuit, goggles and a T-shirt for the swimmer’s coach. ÓääÊi`iÞÊÀi>Þ°Ê❖
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3:57.84 Japan 1:57.33 Radoslaw Kawecki, POL 3:12.39 Italy 4:01.09 Great Britain 1:57.36 Stanislav Donets, RUS 3:12.99 Russia FOR the RECORD DQ Canada 1:57.49 Sebastiano Ranfagni, ITA 3:13.38 South Africa DQ Germany 1:57.82 Kazuki Watanabe, JPN 3:15.01 Germany 3:15.03 Great Britain Wherever you see this logo, Online Premium Members 400 FR July 24 50 BREAST July 27 can click on the link for more information and results. 3:33.96 Netherlands 27.01 Felipe Silva, BRA 800 FR July 29 3:34.47 United States 27.17 Fabio Scozzoli, ITA 7:02.67 United States 14th FINA WORLD 1:56.60 Bronte Barratt, AUS 59.53 Belinda Hocking, AUS 3:36.05 Germany 27.19 Cameron v.d. Burgh,RSA 7:04.81 France 1:56.98 Allison Schmitt, USA 59.89 Elizabeth Simmonds,GBR 3:36.36 China 27.41 Hendrik Feldwehr, GER 7:05.67 China CHAMPIONSHIPS 1:57.63 Femke Heemskerk, NED 1:00.20 Sinead Russell, CAN 3:36.75 Australia 27.43 Alexander Dale Oen,NOR 7:08.32 Germany 1:58.26 Silke Lippok, GER 3:38.42 Canada 27.58 Mark Gangloff, USA 7:08.48 Australia SWIMMING 200 BACK July 30 3:39.55 Japan 27.65 Len Stekelenburg, NED 7:10.84 Great Britain Shanghai, China 400 FREE July 24 2:05.10n Missy Franklin, USA 3:39.74 Denmark 28.00 Damir Dugonjic, SLO 7:10.92 Japan July 24-31, 2011 (50 M) 4:01.97 Federica Pellegrini, ITA (29.43, 1:01.15, 1:33.24) 7:12.26 Italy 4:04.01 Rebecca Adlington, GBR (Semis 7-29: 2:05.90n) 800 FR July 28 100 BREAST July 25 w = World Record 4:04.06 Camille Muffat, FRA (29.92, 1:01.78, 1:33.92) 7:46.14 United States 58.71 Alexander Dale Oen,NOR HIGH SCHOOL n = U.S. National Record 4:04.62 Kylie Palmer, AUS 2:06.06 Belinda Hocking, AUS 7:47.42 Australia 59.42 Fabio Scozzoli, ITA 4:04.68 Lotte Friis, DEN 2:07.78 S. Van Rouwendaal, NED 7:47.66 China 59.49 Cameron v.d. Burgh,RSA SWIMMING WORLD TEAM STANDINGS 4:06.11 Lauren Boyle, NZL 2:07.82 Daryna Zevina, UKR 7:52.22 France 1:00.03 Kosuke Kitajima, JPN NATIONAL 933 United States 4:08.22 Katie Hoff, USA 2:08.16 Elizabeth Beisel, USA 7:52.39 Hungary 1:00.11 Brenton Rickard, AUS HIGH SCHOOL 656 Australia 4:09.66 M. Costa Schmid, ESP 2:08.69 Meagen Nay, AUS 7:53.51 Great Britain 1:00.25t Daniel Gyuarta, HUN CHAMPIONSHIPS 490 China 2:08.76 Elizabeth Simmonds,GBR 7:53.62 Canada 1:00.25t Giedrius Titenis, LTU Team Standings: 405 Great Britain 800 FREE July 30 2:09.07 Alexianne Castel, FRA 7:56.55 New Zealand 1:00.52 Mark Gangloff, USA The Top 10 354 Japan 8:17.51 Rebecca Adlington, GBR 2010-11 High School 8:18.20 Lotte Friis, DEN 50 BREAST July 31 MEN 200 BREAST July 29 Swimming Season (25 YD) FINA TROPHY 8:23.36 Kate Ziegler, USA 30.19 Jessica Hardy, USA 50 FREE July 30 2:08.41 Daniel Gyurta, HUN 22 Ryan Lochte, USA 8:24.05 Chloe Sutton, USA 30.49 Yuliya Efimova, RUS 21.52 Cesar Cielo, BRA 2:08.63 Kosuke Kitajima, JPN GIRLS 16 Michael Phelps, USA 8:24.79 Boglarka Kapas, HUN 30.58 Rebecca Soni, USA 21.90 Luca Dotto, ITA 2:09.06 Christian v. Lehn, GER Combined 15 Sun Yang, CHN 8:29.20 Katie Goldman, AUS 30.74 Leiston Pickett, AUS 21.92 Alain Bernard, FRA 2:09.28 Eric Shanteau, USA 111t Carmel, Ind. 12 Rebecca Soni, USA 8:30.45 Wendy Trott, RSA 30.89 Jennie Johansson, SWE 21.93 Nathan Adrian, USA 2:10.67 Michael Jamieson, GBR 111t Baylor School, Tenn. 11 Cesar Cielo, BRA 8:32.72 Lauren Boyle, NZL 31.01 Leisel Jones, AUS 21.96 Bruno Fratus, BRA 2:11.07 Giedrius Titenis, LTU 104 Carondelet, Calif. 31.33 Moniek Nijhuis, NED 21.99 Krisztian Takacs, HUN 2:11.17 Kyu Woong Choi, KOR 92.5 American Heritage, Fla. WOMEN 1500 FREE July 26 31.45 Rebecca Ejdervik, SWE 22.04 George Bovell, TRI 2:11.29 Andrew Willis, GBR 89 Hershey, Pa. 50 FREE July 31 15:49.59 Lotte Friis, DEN 22.11 Gideon Louw, RSA 75 Cherry Creek, Colo. 24.14 Therese Alshammar,SWE 15:55.60 Kate Ziegler, USA 100 BREAST July 26 50 FLY July 25 74 Regis Jesuit, Colo. 24.27 R. Kromowidjojo, NED 15:58.02 Li Xuanxu, CHN 1:05.05 Rebecca Soni, USA 100 FREE July 28 23.10 Cesar Cielo, BRA 72 Notre Dame, Ky. 24.49 Marleen Veldhuis, NED 16:05.11 Kristel Kobrich, CHI 1:06.25 Leisel Jones, AUS 47.63 James Magnussen, AUS 23.28 Matthew Targett, AUS 62 Palo Alto, Calif. 24.60 Francesca Halsall, GBR 16:05.98 Melissa Gorman, AUS 1:06.52 Ji Liping, CHN 47.95 Brent Hayden, CAN 23.35 Geoff Huegill, AUS 54 Germantown, Pa. 24.65 A. Herasimenia, BLR 16:06.02 Wendy Trott, RSA 1:06.56 Yuliya Efimova, RUS 48.00 William Meynard, FRA 23.38 Frederick Bousquet, FRA 24.67 Jeanette Ottesen, DEN 16:09.71 E. Villaecija Garcia, ESP 1:07.08 Sun Ye, CHN 48.01 Cesar Cielo, BRA 23.49 Florent Manaudou, FRA Public Schools 24.79 Vanderpool-Wallace,BAH 16:12.01 Shao Yiwen, CHN 1:07.28 Rikke Pedersen, DEN 48.13 Fabien Gilot, FRA 23.55 Steffen Deibler, GER 111 Carmel, Ind. 24.87 Jessica Hardy, USA 1:07.64 Jillian Tyler, CAN 48.23 Nathan Adrian, USA 23.60 Jason Dunford, KEN 92.5 American Heritage, Fla. 50 BACK July 28 1:07.97 Moniek Nijhuis, NED 48.24 Luca Dotto, ITA 23.64 Andriy Govorov, UKR 89 Hershey, Pa. 100 FREE July 29 27.79 Anastasia Zueva, RUS 48.27 S. Verschuren, NED 75 Cherry Creek, Colo. 53.45t Jeanette Ottesen, DEN 27.93 Aya Terakawa, JPN 200 BREAST July 29 100 FLY July 30 62 Palo Alto, Calif. 53.45t A. Herasimenia, BLR 28.01 Missy Franklin, USA 2:21.47 Rebecca Soni, USA 200 FREE July 26 50.71 Michael Phelps, USA 53 University, Calif. 53.66 R. Kromowidjojo, NED 28.06 Gao Chang, CHN 2:22.22 Yuliya Efimova, RUS 1:44.44 Ryan Lochte, USA 51.15 Konrad Czerniak, POL 52 Gunn, Calif. 53.72t Francesca Halsall, GBR 28.07 Emily Seebohm, AUS 2:24.81 Martha McCabe, CAN 1:44.79 Michael Phelps, USA 51.26 Tyler McGill, USA 48 Homestead, Ind. 53.72t Femke Heemskerk, NED 28.09t Julia Wilkinson, CAN 2:25.09 Sun Ye, CHN 1:44.88 Paul Biedermann, GER 51.59 Jason Dunford, KEN 42 Upper Arlington, Ohio 53.81 Alicia Coutts, AUS 28.09t A. Herasimenia, BLR 2:25.36 Rie Kaneto, JPN 1:44.92 Tae Hwan Park, KOR 51.75 Takuro Fujii, JPN 38 Kingwood, Texas 54.19 Dana Vollmer, USA 28.42 M. Peris Minguet, ESP 2:25.93 Nadja Higl, SRB 1:44.99 Yannick Agnel, FRA 51.86 Evgeny Korotyshkin,RUS 54.22 Natalie Coughlin, USA 2:26.56 Rikke Pedersen, DEN 1:46.57 Nikita Lobintsev, RUS 52.21 Joeri Verlinden, NED Independent Schools 100 BACK July 26 2:27.00 Annamay Pierse, CAN 1:47.02 Dominik Meichtry, SUI 52.36 Geoff Huegill, AUS 111 Baylor School, Tenn. 200 FREE July 27 59.05 Zhao Jing, CHN 1:47.46 Danila Izotov, RUS 104 Carondelet, Calif. 1:55.58 Federica Pellegrini, ITA 59.06 Anastasia Zueva, RUS 50 FLY July 30 200 FLY July 27 74 Regis Jesuit, Colo. 1:56.04 Kylie Palmer, AUS 59.15 Natalie Coughlin, USA 25.71 Inge Dekker, NED 400 FREE July 24 1:53.34 Michael Phelps, USA 72 Notre Dame, Ky. 1:56.10 Camille Muffat, FRA 59.21 Emily Seebohm, AUS 25.76 Therese Alshammar,SWE 3:42.04 Tae Hwan Park, KOR 1:54.01 Takeshi Matsuda, JPN 54 Germantown, Pa. 1:56.41 Sarah Sjostrom, SWE 59.35 Aya Terakawa, JPN 25.86 Melanie Henique, FRA 3:43.24 Sun Yang, CHN 1:54.67 Wu Peng, CHN 42 MV St. Francis, Calif. 25.87t Lu Ying, CHN 3:44.14 Paul Biedermann, GER 1:55.00 Chen Yin, CHN 38 Tatnall School, Del. 25.87t Sarah Sjostrom, SWE 3:44.83 Peter Vanderkaay, USA 1:55.07 Chad Le Clos, RSA 34 Peddie School, N.J. 26.02 Yuka Kato, JPN 3:45.17 Ryan Cochrane, CAN 1:55.39 Pawel Korzeniowski,POL 33 Good Counsel, Md. NEW 26.06 Dana Vollmer, USA 3:45.24 Yannick Agnel, FRA 1:55.48 Dinko Jukic, AUT 28 St. Mary’s, Tenn. 26.21 Marieke Guehrer, AUS 3:45.31 Ous Mellouli, TUN 1:55.53 Bence Biczo, HUN WALL 3:47.66 Sebastien Rouault, FRA BOYS 100 FLY July 25 200 IM July 28 Combined 56.87 Dana Vollmer, USA 800 FREE July 27 1:54.00w Ryan Lochte, USA 144 Hershey, Pa. (Semis 7-24: 56.47n) 7:38.57 Sun Yang, CHN (24.89, 53.48, 1:26.51) 95 Bolles School, Fla. SWIM BENCH (26.63) 7:41.86 Ryan Cochrane, CAN 1:54.16 Michael Phelps, USA 82.5 Baylor School, Tenn. 56.94 Alicia Coutts, AUS 7:44.94 Gergo Kis, HUN 1:57.69 Laszlo Cseh, HUN 67 Montgomery Bell, Tenn. 57.06 Lu Ying, CHN 7:45.99 Ous Mellouli, TUN 1:57.79 James Goddard, GBR 64 Cypress Creek, Texas 57.38 Sarah Sjostrom, SWE 7:46.51 Pal Joensen, FAR 1:58.14 Markus Rogan, AUT 59 WC Henderson, Pa. 57.55 Ellen Gandy, GBR 7:46.52 Chad La Tourette, USA 1:59.00 Thiago Pereira, BRA 58 Campolindo, Calif. $ 00 57.57 Liu Zige, CHN 7:46.64 Peter Vanderkaay, USA 1:59.26 Kenneth To, AUS 56 New Trier, Ill. Plus S&H 57.95 Jessicah Schipper, AUS 7:55.91 Sebastien Rouault, FRA 1:59.52 Yuya Horihata, JPN 53t Wilson, Pa. 695 57.96 Jemma Lowe, GBR 53t Loyola, Calif. 1500 FREE July 31 400 IM July 31 200 FLY July 28 14:34.14w Sun Yang, CHN 4:07.13 Ryan Lochte, USA Public Schools 2:05.55 Jiao Liuyang, CHN (56.25, 1:55.06, 2:53.85, 4:11.17 Tyler Clary, USA 144 Hershey, Pa. 2:05.59 Ellen Gandy, GBR 3:52.73, 4:51.43, 5:50.16, 4:11.98 Yuya Horihata, JPN 64 Cypress Creek, Texas 2:05.90 Liu Zige, CHN 6:48.81, 7:47.45, 8:46.11, 4:13.62 Huang Chaosheng, CHN 59 WC Henderson, Pa. 2:05.91 Natsumi Hoshi, JPN 9:44.98, 10:43.67, 11:42.21, 4:14.62 Ioannis Drymonakos,GRE 58 Campolindo, Calif. 2:06.08 Stephanie Rice, AUS 12:41.16, 13:39.92) 4:15.67 David Verraszto, HUN 56 New Trier, Ill. 2:06.35 Zsuzsanna Jakabos, HUN 14:44.46 Ryan Cochrane, CAN 4:15.89 Wang Cheng Xiang,CHN 53 Wilson, Pa. 2:06.64t Jemma Lowe, GBR 14:45.66 Gergo Kis, HUN 4:19.85 Roberto Pavoni, GBR 40 Lakeview, Mich. 2:06.64t Jessicah Schipper, AUS 14:46.33 Pal Joensen, FAR 39 Woodlands, Texas 14:52.36 Chad La Tourette, USA 400 MR July 31 34t Riverview, Fla. 200 IM July 25 15:00.47 Peter Vanderkaay, USA 3:32.06 United States 34t Desert Edge, Ariz. 2:08.90 Ye Shiwen, CHN 15:15.81 Samuel Pizzetti, ITA 3:32.26 Australia 2:09.00 Alicia Coutts, AUS 15:20.67 Yohsuke Miyamoto, JPN 3:32.60 Germany Independent Schools 2:09.12 Ariana Kukors, USA 3:32.89 Japan 95 Bolles School, Fla. 2:09.65 Stephanie Rice, AUS 50 BACK July 31 3:34.11 Netherlands 82.5 Baylor School, Tenn. 2:10.40 Caitlin Leverenz, USA 24.50 Liam Tancock, GBR 3:36.58 Great Britain 67 Montgomery Bell, Tenn. 2:11.24 Katinka Hosszu, HUN 24.57 Camille Lacourt, FRA 3:36.80 Canada 53 Loyola, Calif. 2:11.36 Hannah Miley, GBR 24.66 Gerhard Zandberg, RSA 3:37.44 Poland 50 Belen Jesuit, Fla. 2:16.18 Julia Wilkinson, CAN 24.82 Aschwin Wildeboer, ESP 39 University School, Ohio 24.92 David Plummer, USA 400 FR July 24 38 LaSalle College HS, Pa. 400 IM July 31 25.01t Nick Thoman, USA 3:11.00 Australia 36t Toledo St. Francis, Ohio 4:31.78 Elizabeth Beisel, USA 25.01t Guy Barnea, ISR 3:11.14 France 36t Mercersburg, Pa. 4:34.22 Hannah Miley, GBR 25.15 Flori Lang, SUI 3:11.96 United States 35 Bellarmine, Calif. ❖ 4:34.23 Stephanie Rice, AUS 4:34.94 M. 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38 September 2011 51.42 Allison Brown (11), San Ramon Valley, CA 4:45.77 Molly Dubrasky (12), Estero, FL 2010-11 51.42 Mariah Hamil (11), Homestead, IN 4:46.18 Jasmine Tosky (11), Palo Alto, CA 51.42 E. Lanson (12), Wadsworth City Schools, OH 4:46.28 R. Zilinskas (10), Germantown Acad., PA 4:47.07 Kelsey Cummings (12), El Segundo, CA 200 YARD FREESTYLE 4:47.57 Kelsey Leneave (12), Conroe, TX ALL-AMERICANS 1:44.20 Jasmine Tosky (11), Palo Alto, CA 4:47.69 Lauren Jordan (12), Carmel, IN 1:44.61 Catherine Breed (12), Amador Valley, CA 4:48.24 Allison Brown (11), San Ramon Valley, CA 1:45.12 Chelsea Chenault (10), Carondelet, CA 4:48.28 Jenny Holtzen (11), Fayetteville, AR 23.71 Olivia Carter (11), Astronaut, FL 1:45.37 Lauren Driscoll (11), American Heritage, FL 4:48.39 Erin Flanigan (12), Bowie, TX HIGH SCHOOL 23.72 Margaret Burton (10), University, CA 1:46.02 Jordan Mattern (12), Cherry Creek, CO 4:48.55 Danielle Valley (10), Lakewood Ranch, FL 23.73 Meredith Nakano (12), Marist School, GA 1:46.16 Meaghan Raab (09), Hershey, PA 4:48.80 K. Hojan-Clark (12), Brookfield Acad., WI NISCA 23.73 Amy Novak (10), Naperville North, IL 1:46.32 Melanie Klaren (12), Aliso Niguel, CA 4:48.84 Elizabeth Pepper (12), Walter Johnson, MD HIGH SCHOOL 23.74 Emily Cameron (10), Warwick, PA 1:46.63 D. Siverling (12), Downingtown East, PA 4:48.88 Nikki Chang (11), Sonora, CA ALL-AMERICANS 23.74 Nancy Larson (12), Mount Tabor, NC 1:46.73 Julia Anderson (11), R. L. Paschal, TX 4:48.93 Abigail Chin (12), Upper Arlington, OH 2010-11 (25 YD) 23.74 Alexandra Marshall (10), R.W. Reagan, NC 1:46.84 Leah Smith (10), Oakland Catholic, PA 4:49.02 Katie Miller (10), Firestone, OH 23.74 M. Peters (12), Gr. Atlanta Christian, GA 1:47.09 Rhiannon Sheets (12), Carmel, IN 4:49.40 Taylor Nanfria (12), San Ramon Valley, CA (NOTE: NISCA permits 23.74 Amy Zhao (09), Phillips Acad., MA 1:47.60 N. Stafford (10), Westminster Schools, GA 4:49.50 Megan Gallagher (12), McCutcheon, IN altitude-adjusted times 1:47.80 Gillian Ryan (09), Kutztown Area, PA 4:49.55 Taylor Katz (10), Riverview, FL from meets held at altitude 100 YARD FREESTYLE 1:47.85 Megan Rankin (11), University, CA 4:49.71 Taylor O’Brien (11), Emmaus, PA (e.g., Colorado, Utah, 48.64 Maddy Schaefer (12), Saint Francis, CA 1:47.91 Elizabeth Pepper (12), Walter Johnson, MD 4:49.85 Rebecca Stoughton (12), Notre Dame, IL New Mexico, etc.) 48.76 Kristen Vredeveld (10), Baylor School, TN 1:48.07 Kathryn Campbell (11), La Canada, CA 4:49.90 Claire Loht (12), Red Land, PA 49.03 Rachael Acker (11), Gunn, CA 1:48.09 Kat Simonovic (10), Mountain View, AZ 4:50.29 Missy Franklin (10), Regis Jesuit, CO GIRLS 49.24 Madeline Locus (12), Dulles, TX 1:48.09 Aja Van Hout (12), Madison East, WI 4:50.68 Cameron McHugh (09), Seven Lakes, TX 50 YARD FREESTYLE 49.24 L. McKnight (11), American Heritage, FL 1:48.19 Hillary Thomas (12), Regis Jesuit, CO 4:51.06 Ellen Anderson (11), Gaithersburg, MD 22.31 Maddy Schaefer (12), St. Francis, CA 49.32 Meaghan Raab (09), Hershey, PA 1:48.33 Emily Dicus (12), Topeka West, KS 4:51.19 Victoria Mitchell (12), Cary, NC 22.41 Missy Franklin (10), Regis Jesuit, CO 49.37 Engel Lindsey (09), Crean Lutheran, CA 1:48.34 Molly Dubrasky (12), Estero, FL 4:51.32 Lexy Troup (11), Monte Vista, CA 22.45 Kristen Vredeveld (10), Baylor School, TN 49.37 D. Siverling (12), Downingtown East, PA 1:48.41 Casey Clark (12), Klein, TX 4:51.38 Amanda Barrett (12), Brighton, UT 22.63 Lauren Harrington (12), St. Mary’s Epis., TN 49.45 Emily Cameron (10), Warwick, PA 1:48.44 Silken Jones (12), San Clemente, CA 4:51.52 Callie Fosburgh (12), Woodrow Wilson, DC 22.78 Rachael Acker (11), Gunn, CA 49.45 Emily Dicus (12), Topeka West, KS 1:48.46 Lindsey Engel (09), Crean Lutheran, CA 4:51.54 Kacie Ciampoli (12), Germantown Acad., PA 22.85 Madeline Locus (12), Dulles, TX 49.50 Bonnie Brandon (11), Cherry Creek, CO 1:48.48 Suzanne Bessire (12), Lake Highland Prep, FL 4:51.57 B. Lorentzen (09), Capistrano Valley, CA 22.94 Dani Barbiea (12), Springboro, OH 49.69 Julia Anderson (11), R. L. Paschal, TX 1:48.48 Mary Griffith (11), Tokay, CA 4:51.63 Margaret D’Innocenzo (10), Andover, MA 22.99 Hannah Bowen (12), Stillwater Area, MN 49.69 Catherine Breed (12), Amador Valley, CA 1:48.63 Lauren Jordan (12), Carmel, IN 4:51.68 Marissa Brown (11), San Ramon Valley, CA 23.00 Faith Johnson (11), High Point Christian, NC 49.77 Kendyl Stewart (11), La Costa Canyon, CA 1:48.75 Kelsey Cummings (12), El Segundo, CA 4:51.96 Erica Reifinger (11), Parkland, PA 23.03 Bonnie Brandon (11), Cherry Creek, CO 49.89 Aja Van Hout (12), Madison East, WI 1:48.83 Erin Flanigan (12), Bowie, TX 4:52.08 Molly Hazelbaker (11), Turpin, OH 23.09 Megan Molnar (12), Auburn, AL 49.94 Hannah Bowen (12), Stillwater Area, MN 1:48.84 Megan Fonteno (12), Bolles School, FL 4:52.10 Shelby Hoyt (12), Forsyth Central, GA 23.10 Heidi Busack (12), Fergus Falls, MN 50.07 Caroline Piehl (12), Smoky Hill, CO 1:48.86 Sami Pochowski (11), Muskego, WI 4:52.11 Mikayla Winkler (11), Vista del Lago, CA 23.10 Ivy Martin (12), Madison East, WI 50.16 Lauren Driscoll (11), American Heritage, FL 1:48.88 Katheryne Muth (12), Sarasota, FL 4:52.16 Angie Sawick (12), Germantown Acad., PA 23.11 Julia Ama (11), Gunn, CA 50.19 Dani Barbiea (12), Springboro, OH 1:48.89 Jillian Vitarius (11), Kingwood, TX 4:52.27 Zoe Thatcher (09), Mason, OH 23.12 Olivia Smoliga (10), Glenbrook South, IL 50.22 Rhiannon Sheets (12), Carmel, IN 1:48.97 Amanda Barrett (12), Brighton, UT 4:52.44 Kat Simonovic (10), Mountain View, AZ 23.16 Rachel Elliott (12), Gulf Coast, FL 50.27 Nikki Barczak (12), Mercy, MI 1:49.04 Taylor Katz (10), Riverview, FL 4:52.47 Lauren Neidigh (12), Bolles School, FL 23.21 Chandra Lukes (12), San Pasqual, CA 50.28 Kaitlyn Dressel (12), Clay, FL 1:49.07 Erica Reifinger (11), Parkland, PA 4:52.52 Sommers Creed (12), Mill Creek, GA 23.22 S. Gingher (12), State College Area, PA 50.31 Samantha Bosma (12), Lassiter, GA 1:49.10 Anna Mayfield (11), Smithson Valley, TX 4:52.65 Sammy Harrison (11), Coronado, NV 23.23 Carly Marshall (12), Carmel, IN 50.31 Janet Hu (09), Oakton, VA 1:49.15 Caitlyn Karr (12), Wilson, PA 4:52.89 Rachel Stoehr (11), Lake Forest, L 23.24 Nikki Barczak (12), Mercy, MI 50.31 Faith Johnson (11), High Point Christian, NC 1:49.16 Jenny Darby (12), Hardin Valley Acad., TN 4:53.16 Abigail Houck (10), Fairview, CO 23.24 Jaynie Pulte (11), Marian, MI 50.32 Julia Ama (11), Gunn, CA 1:49.25 Morgan Cohara (11), Hawken School, OH 4:53.16 K. Rogers (12), Acad. of the Holy Cross, MD 23.26 Janet Hu (09), Oakton, VA 50.36 Casey Clark (12), Klein, TX 1:49.26 Margaret D’Innocenzo (10), Andover, MA 4:53.27 Megan Cox (11), Chaparral, AZ 23.27 Maylin Meisenheimer (11), King, TX 50.37 Rachel Moore (11), Andover, MA 1:49.28 Kristen Vredeveld (10), Baylor School, TN 4:53.85 Stephanie Marchuk (10), New Trier, IL 23.29 S. Rauth (10), Downingtown West, PA 50.38 Z. Mattingly (11), Zionsville Community, IN 1:49.31 Kelsey Leneave (12), Conroe, TX 4:53.86 Caroline Finkbeiner (11), Trinity, PA 23.31 Lauren A. Kaufman (12), Hazen, WA 50.40 Ally Hardesty (11), Bearden, TN 1:49.33 Ally Hardesty (11), Bearden, TN 4:53.93 Colleen Konetzke (11), Ronald Reagan, TX 23.31 Victoria Salinas (12), James Pace, TX 50.46 Annemarie Thayer (12), Ballard, WA 1:49.37 Mikayla Winkler (11), Vista del Lago, CA 4:53.95 K. VanDeventer (11), Columbus North, IN 23.33 Elaina Lanson (12), Wadsworth City, OH 50.48 Ally Howe (09), Sacred Heart Prep, CA 1:49.38 Abigail Chin (12), Upper Arlington, OH 4:54.14 Annika Jonsson (12), Vista Ridge, TX 23.33 Genny Pittman (09), Homewood, AL 50.49 Madison White (10), Carondelet, CA 1:49.39 Katie Miller (10), Akron Firestone, OH 4:54.20 Ashley Neidigh (10), Bolles School, FL 23.34 Meaghan Raab (09), Hershey, PA 50.51 Meredith Oliver (11), Robert E. Lee, TX 1:49.40 K. Hojan-Clark (12), Brookfield Acad., WI 4:54.30 Alexa Davis (11), Windsor, CA 23.35 Tori Bagan (12), Homestead, IN 50.52 Chandra Lukes (12), San Pasqual, CA 1:49.41 S. Thompson (12), Evanston Township, IL 4:54.34 P. Matherson (09), San Ramon Valley, CA 23.35 Olivia Kabacinski (11), Chesterton, IN 50.53 Linnea Mack (10), Pioneer, CA 1:49.43 Meredith Oliver (11), Robert E. Lee, TX 4:54.41 Aja Vanhout (12), Madison East, WI 23.38 Melanie Busch (12), Wm. Tennent, PA 50.53 Caroline Thomas (12), DuPont Manual, KY 1:49.46 Colleen Konetzke (11), Ronald Reagan, TX 4:54.43 Chelsie Miller (11), Jersey Village, TX 23.38 Haley Clark (11), Bryan, TX 50.56 Heidi Busack (12), Fergus Falls, MN 1:49.47 Alexa Davis (11), Windsor, CA 4:54.45 Ashley Boyles (10), Collins, TX 23.38 Kaitlyn Dressel (12), Clay, FL 50.57 L. Harrington (12), St. Mary’s Episcopal, TN 1:49.49 D. Iriondo (12), St Thomas Aquinas, FL 4:54.52 Sara Menke (11), Father Ryan, TN 23.38 Engel Lindsey (09), Crean Lutheran, CA 50.66 Katherine Huff (11), Lakeside, GA 1:49.49 Rebecca Stoughton (12), Notre Dame, IL 4:54.57 Jenna Bauer (09), Montgomery, CA 23.39 Courtney Wilde (12), Laguna Hills, CA 50.69 Henriette Stenkvist (11), Panther Creek, NC 1:49.56 Oriana Wang (11), Upland, CA 4:54.58 Salena Huang (12), Irvington, CA 23.40 Chase Kinney (10), Jackson, OH 50.70 Samantha James (11), New Trier, IL 1:49.61 Z. Mattingly (11), Zionsville Community, IN 4:54.62 Tara Halsted (10), Davis, CA 23.41 Lauren Rhodes (09), Charlotte Catholic, NC 50.75 Cheyenne Low (10), University, CA 1:49.65 Henriette Stenkvist (11), Panther Creek, NC 4:54.70 Marlee Ehrlich (11), Cherry Hill East, NJ 23.42 Claire Brandt (11), Greenhill School, TX 50.75 Carly Marshall (12), Carmel, IN 1:49.68 Jessica Powers (12), Kalamazoo Central, MI 4:54.70 Morgan Flynn (10), Harpeth Hall, TN 23.43 Elizabeth McDonald (11), Pomperaug, CT 50.80 Hanna Cowley (12), Pioneer, MI 1:49.69 Marisa Wood (10), Sartell, MN 4:54.75 Charlotte Ruby (11), Archbishop Mitty, CA 23.43 Evan Swenson (10), Loyola Acad., IL 50.82 Savannah Miller (11), Westlake, CA 1:49.72 B. Lorentzen (09), Capistrano Valley, CA 4:54.77 Emmie Ryan (12), Avon, IN 23.43 Caroline Thomas (12), DuPont Manual, KY 50.86 M. Martin (10), Pickerington Central, OH 1:49.73 Nikki Chang (11), Sonora, CA 4:54.77 Cecelia Williams (09), Lawton Chiles, FL 23.44 Heather Arseth (12), Wayzata, MN 50.88 Alyson Viles (12), Taft, OR 1:49.79 Margaret Ramsey (11), Carmel, IN 4:54.82 Jessie James (11), Corvallis, OR 23.44 Kathryn Eckhart (11), Cy Creek, TX 50.90 Suzanne Bessire (12), Lake Highland Prep, FL 1:49.79 Mackenzie Schuler (12), Clovis West, CA 4:54.84 Fiona Majeau (12), Garfield, WA 23.45 Silken Jones (12), San Clemente, CA 50.91 Jamie Friderichs (11), Kingwood, TX 1:49.86 B. Friese (10), Newburgh Free Acad., NY 4:54.92 Ally Loper (12), Desert Mountain, AZ 23.45 Linnea Mack (10), Pioneer, CA 50.91 Olivia Kabacinski (11), Chesterton, IN 1:49.88 Taylor O’Brien (11), Emmaus, PA 4:54.93 Nicole Antoniuk (11), William S. Hart, CA 23.45 Caroline Piehl (12), Smoky Hill, CO 50.95 Nikki Larson (11), Edina, MN 1:49.90 Caroline Finkbeiner (11), Trinity, PA 4:55.00 Meredith Oliver (11), Robert E. Lee, TX 23.46 Riki Bonnema (11), Olympia, FL 50.96 A. Cratsenberg (11), Thomas Jefferson, WA 1:49.94 Sommers Creed (12), Mill Creek, GA 4:55.06 Riley Spitser (11), Rancho Bernardo, CA 23.47 Jamie Friderichs (11), Kingwood, TX 50.97 Jenny Darby (12), Hardin Valley Acad., TN 1:49.96 Emily Zapinski (10), Carroll, TX 4:55.10 Kaitlyn Ferrara (10), St. Ursula Acad., OH 23.48 K. Hammerberg (12), Upper Arlington, OH 51.00 Ashlee Linn (11), Riverview, FL 1:49.98 Madison Jacobi (11), Harrison, GA 4:55.14 Natalie Amberg (09), Carondelet, CA 23.48 Z. Mattingly (11), Zionsville Community,IN 51.01 Elizabeth McDonald (11), Pomperaug, CT 1:49.98 Fiona Majeau (12), Garfield, WA 4:55.17 Camilla Czulada (11), Wilson, PA 23.48 J. Moxley (12), Cortland Maplewood, OH 51.03 Annie Tamblyn (11), Huron, MI 1:49.99 Camey Rabold (11), Bishop Watterson, OH 4:55.18 Emily Zapinski (10), Southlake Carroll, TX 23.49 Jayme Groth (12), Andover, MI 51.06 Andrea Grant (12), Walnut, CA 1:50.01 Claire Loht (12), Red Land, PA 4:55.23 Amanda Richey (09), Boulder, CO 23.49 Tori Larsen (12), York Community, IL 51.08 Nancy Larson (12), Mount Tabor, NC 1:50.03 T. Karosas (10), Saint Andrew’s School, FL 4:55.44 Marisa Wood (10), Sartell, MN 23.50 Kate Bassett (12), St. Catherine’s School, VA 51.08 Gabby Sims (09), Downers Grove North, IL 1:50.04 Madeline Smart (10), Brookfield, CT 4:55.45 Paige Daniel (10), Manheim Central, PA 23.50 Andrea Grant (12), Walnut, CA 51.11 Kristen Clarno (11), Homestead, CA 1:50.05 Erin Foster (12), The Woodlands, TX 4:55.66 S. Thompson (12), Evanston Township, IL 23.50 Katie Kinnear (11), Skyline, WA 51.11 Dana Holt (12), Campolindo, CA 1:50.11 Jenna Bauer (09), Montgomery, CA 4:55.70 Sophie Weber (11), Granite Bay, CA 23.50 Arden Pitman (12), Baylor School, TN 51.11 Mary Schneider (09), Fenwick, IL 1:50.13 Nikki Larson (11), Edina, MN 4:55.71 Lyndsie Gibson (11), Carroll, TX 23.53 Rachel Moore (11), Andover, MA 51.12 Sammie Hashbarger (09), McKinney, TX 1:50.24 Kina Zhou (10), Niskayuna, NY 4:55.78 D. Iriondo (12), St Thomas Aquinas, FL 23.53 Aja Vanhout (12), Madison East, WI 51.12 Hillary Thomas (12), Regis Jesuit, CO 1:50.26 Abigail Houck (10), Fairview, CO 4:56.06 Koryn Ternes (11), Bowie, TX 23.53 Katherine Zander (12), Orange Park, FL 51.16 Morgan Cohara (11), Hawken School, OH 1:50.28 K. Rogers (12), Acad. of the Holy Cross, MD 4:56.07 Madison Jacobi (11), Harrison, GA 23.54 Dana Holt (12), Campolindo, CA 51.16 Alexa Morris (12), Ronald Reagan, TX 1:50.34 Ginny Grams (12), Spruce Creek, FL 4:56.11 T. Meyer (12), Durham School of the Arts, NC 23.56 Katherine Huff (11), Lakeside, GA 51.16 Kat Simonovic (10), Mountain View, AZ 1:50.34 Danielle Valley (10), Lakewood Ranch, FL 4:56.19 Bridget Casey (12), Germantown Acad., PA 23.56 Jordan Mattern (12), Cherry Creek, CO 51.17 Carly Reid (09), Monta Vista, CA 1:50.45 Sammy Harrison (11), Coronado, NV 4:56.34 Erin Foley (12), Bishop Feehan, MA 23.56 Elizabeth McGinn (12), Millard West, NE 51.18 Emily Ryczek (12), Sherwood, MD 1:50.45 Katy Stringfield (10), Tuscola, NC 4:56.37 Sydney King (09), Granville, OH 23.56 Annie Tamblyn (11), Huron, MI 51.19 Caitlyn Karr (12), Wilson, PA 1:50.49 Cecelia Williams (09), Lawton Chiles, FL 4:56.40 Oriana Wang (11), Upland, CA 23.57 A. Cratsenberg (11), Thomas Jefferson, WA 51.23 Carolyn Fittin (12), Peddie School, NJ 1:50.50 Stephanie Schlobohm (11), Aliso Niguel, CA 4:56.45 Carrie Bencic (10), Hawken School, OH 23.57 Carly Reid (09), Monta Vista, CA 51.23 S. Gingher (12), State College Area, PA 1:50.59 Kirsten Brand (10), Amador Valley, CA 23.58 Megan Fonteno (12), Bolles School, FL 51.24 Katheryne Muth (12), Sarasota, FL 1:50.60 Helen Tang (11), Kings Acad., CA 100 YARD BACKSTROKE 23.59 Savannah Miller (11), Westlake, CA 51.24 Emily Stang (11), Parkland, PA 1:50.61 Rachel Stoehr (11), Lake Forest, IL 51.53 Rachel Bootsma (11), Eden Prairie, MN 23.59 Abi Speers (10), Langley, VA 51.25 A. Apostalon (10), Albuquerque Acad., NM 1:50.62 Hanna Cowley (12), Pioneer, MI 52.18 Missy Franklin (10), Regis Jesuit, CO 23.60 Macie McNichols (09), Gilmour Acad., OH 51.25 Sami Pochowski (11), Muskego, WI 1:50.63 Dana Michaels (12), Shorewood, WA 52.45 Courtney Bartholomew (11), Holland, MI 23.61 Ariana Bullard (10), Carmel, IN 51.26 Heather Arseth (12), Wayzata, MN 1:50.70 Natalie Amberg (09), Carondelet, CA 53.23 Melanie Klaren (12), Aliso Niguel, CA 23.62 Justine Panian (11), Mission Hills, CA 51.26 Alexandra Marshall (10), R.W. Reagan, NC 1:50.70 Samantha Harding (11), Las Cruces, NM 53.31 Ally Howe (09), Sacred Heart Prep, CA 23.63 Kathryn Ford (09), Mt. Lebanon, PA 51.27 Olivia Boggs (12), Woodward Acad., GA 1:50.70 Lauren Rhodes (09), Charlotte Catholic, NC 53.43 Olivia Smoliga (10), Glenbrook South, IL 23.64 Katelyn Miller (12), Hershey, PA 51.27 Taylor Carlson (12), Las Lomas, CA 1:50.72 K. VanDeventer (11), Columbus North, IN 53.54 Jillian Vitarius (11), Kingwood, TX 23.65 Rebekah Land (12), Hannibal, MO 51.27 Katie Diller (10), Manheim Township, PA 1:50.75 Sammie Hashbarger (09), McKinney, TX 53.64 Engel Lindsey (09), Crean Lutheran, CA 23.65 Michele Rielly (11), Bishop Watterson, OH 51.27 K. Hammerberg (12), Upper Arlington, OH 1:50.77 Kristen Clarno (11), Homestead, CA 53.74 Madison White (10), Carondelet, CA 23.66 A. Apostalon (10), Albuquerque Acad., NM 51.28 Anna Labozan (12), Monarch, CO 1:50.80 Marissa Brown (11), San Ramon Valley, CA 53.82 Annemarie Thayer (12), Ballard, WA 23.66 Marissa Konicke (12), Plano, TX 51.30 Ginny Grams (12), Spruce Creek, FL 1:50.80 Salena Huang (12), Irvington, CA 53.89 Arden Pitman (12), Baylor School, TN 23.66 Emily Neubert (12), Midway, TX 51.30 Sarah Koucheki (10), Hawken School, OH 1:50.81 Missy Franklin (10), Regis Jesuit, CO 54.15 Caitlyn Forman (11), Notre Dame Acad., KY 23.66 Natalie Rohr (11), Fairmont, OH 51.31 E. Williamson (12), Notre Dame Acad., KY 54.26 Lacey Locke (10), Carmel, IN 23.66 Taylor Steffl (12), Mercy, MI 51.31 Kina Zhou (10), Niskayuna, NY 500 YARD FREESTYLE 54.27 Rachel Moore (11), Andover, MA 23.66 Rhianna Williams (10), Fossil Ridge, CO 51.34 Haley Pietila (11), Arrowhead Union, WI 4:39.17 Lauren Driscoll (11), American Heritage, FL 54.45 Sidney Cooke (10), Monte Vista, CA 23.66 Kina Zhou (10), Niskayuna, NY 51.36 Zoe Judd (12), Acton-Boxboro Regional, MA 4:39.96 Leah Smith (10), Oakland Catholic, PA 54.61 Kendyl Stewart (11), La Costa Canyon, CA 23.67 Hannah Raspopovich (11), Crown Point, IN 51.39 Mackenzie Schuler (12), Clovis West, CA 4:41.18 Catherine Breed (12), Amador Valley, CA 54.73 Taylor Sneed (12), Germantown Acad., PA 23.68 Britta Sortland (12), Woodbury, MN 51.39 Kelsi Worrell (11), Rancocas Valley, NJ 4:43.04 Kathryn Campbell (11), La Canada, CA 54.76 Sabrina Benson (12), Broughton, NC 23.69 Emily Baturka (11), Episcopal Acad., PA 51.40 A. DeLoof (11), Grosse Pointe South, MI 4:43.78 Bonnie Brandon (11), Cherry Creek, CO 54.76 Clara Smiddy (09), South Florida Heat, FL 23.69 Sarah Love (10), DuPont Manual, KY 51.40 Helena Gali (12), Los Gatos, CA 4:44.20 Chelsea Chenault (10), Carondelet, CA 54.77 C. E. Leander (10), West Chester East, PA 23.70 Olivia Boggs (12), Woodward Acad., GA 51.41 Alisha Bender (11), Xavier Prep, AZ 4:44.29 Gillian Ryan (09), Kutztown Area, PA 54.84 Melanie Busch (12), William Tennent, PA 23.70 H. Ferrer (12), Acad. of Our Lady of Peace, CA 51.41 Macie McNichols (09), Gilmour Acad., OH 4:45.37 Megan Rankin (11), University, CA 23.70 Alyssa Ruffing (09), Franklin Regional, PA 51.41 Haley Sims (12), Downers Grove North, IL 4:45.69 Melanie Klaren (12), Aliso Niguel, CA — continued on 40
September 2011 39 ALL-AMERICANS — continued from 39 1:03.61 Taylor Carlson (12), Las Lomas, CA 55.25 Bevely Nguyen (11), Davis, CA 2:03.67 Olivia Barker (10), Bishop Gorman, NV 1:03.63 Morgan Presley (11), Starr’s Mill, GA 55.36 Emily Jiang (09), Irvine, CA 2:03.68 Kelsey Buckley (11), Tarpon Springs, FL 54.93 Hannah Magnuson (09), Christian Acad., KY 1:03.64 Hope Mitchell (11), Ontario, OH 55.43 Courtney Otto (12), West Seneca West, NY 2:03.77 Haley Pietila (11), Arrowhead Union, WI 54.93 Allie Roberts (12), Emmaus, PA 1:03.68 R. Canty (11), Robinson Secondary Sch., VA 55.45 Ali Horn (12), Cave Spring, VA 2:03.87 Samantha Guay (09), Fossil Ridge, CO 54.95 L. Harrington (12), St. Mary’s Episcopal, TN 1:03.69 Ashley Vance (12), Baylor School, TN 55.46 Rhiannon Sheets (12), Carmel, IN 2:03.91 Jessica Godlewski (12), Apex, NC 55.06 Alexis Bullard (11), Carmel, IN 1:03.77 Mackenzie Stewart (11), Port Clinton, OH 55.47 Jessica Godlewski (12), Apex, NC 2:03.91 Annie Lazor (11), Groves, MI 55.06 Yurie Nakano (12), Hershey, PA 1:03.81 E. Pleger (12), Dwight D. Eiesenhower, WA 55.48 Shaun Casey (12), Spruce Creek, FL 2:03.91 K. Surhoff (11), St. Paul’s School for Girls, MD 55.13 Sydney Johansen (12), St. Francis, CA 1:03.89 Kourtney Fosse (11), Fairview, CO 55.54 Sydney Bull (11), Carroll, IN 2:03.92 M. Mercke (11), Sacred Heart Acad., KY 55.15 Rebekah Land (12), Hannibal, MO 1:03.89 Emily Watkins (12), Gunn, CA 55.55 Hellen Moffitt (10), West Potomac, VA 2:03.94 Sarah Koucheki (10), Hawken School, OH 55.21 Erica Belcher (12), Reading Memorial, MA 1:03.90 S. Ferrell (12), Mount St. Mary Acad., NJ 55.58 Kaitlin Pawlowicz (12), Oakton, VA 2:03.98 Sami Stelpflug (09), Clarkston, MI 55.24 Haley Preston (11), Westlake, CA 1:03.90 Emily Yu (12), Walnut, CA 55.59 Heather Coutts (12), Bishop Kenny, FL 2:04.05 M. Maher (11), Germantown Acad., PA 55.25 Chelsea Britt (10), Lake Highland Prep, FL 1:03.99 Heather Hayes (10), Noblesville, IN 55.63 Catherine Galletti (11), Trinity Prep, FL 2:04.05 Shannon O’Malley (12), Lassiter, GA 55.26 K. John-Williams (10), Baylor School, TN 1:04.01 Heather Laedtke (10), Edina, MN 55.64 Hanna House (09), Homestead, IN 2:04.08 Casey Mims (12), JSerra Catholic, CA 55.29 Genny Pittman (09), Homewood, AL 1:04.02 Elly Faulkner (12), Sacred Heart Acad., KY 55.65 Casey Papp (11), Bloomington South, IN 2:04.11 Abby Fisher (10), Kinnelon, NJ 55.34 Marie Georger (11), Mercyhurst Prep, PA 1:04.04 Myra Retrum (11), Columbus North, IN 55.69 Angela Algee (10), Dr Phillips, FL 2:04.13 Anna Labozan (12), Monarch, CO 55.34 Kaitlyn Jones (10), Tatnall School, DE 1:04.05 Deirdre Esposito (12), Morristown, NJ 55.70 Jaclyn Amog (12), Las Lomas, CA 2:04.17 Nina Hayes (10), Granada, CA 55.34 Sophie Weber (11), Granite Bay, CA 1:04.09 Katie Records (12), Acalanes, CA 55.70 G. Heidkamp (11), Hinsdale Central, IL 2:04.21 Hannah Peiffer (10), Baylor School, TN 55.37 Marissa Cominelli (10), Hawken School, OH 1:04.11 Erica Stock (11), Deer Valley, AZ 55.70 Katherine Zander (12), Orange Park, FL 2:04.25 Kayla Grim (12), Parkland, PA 55.40 A. DeLoof (11), Grosse Pointe South, MI 1:04.11 Amy Wiley (12), Lakeridge, OR 55.73 Connie Hsu (11), Glenbard South H.S. IL 2:04.27 Lauren Comer (11), Upper Arlington, OH 55.46 Maggie Gruber (10), Mars Area, PA 1:04.15 Leah Pronschinske (10), Eau Claire Mem., WI 55.73 Jasmine Mau (09), Punahou School, HI 2:04.28 S. Ferrell (12), Mount St. Mary Acad., NJ 55.47 Margaret Cooke (10), The Woodlands, TX 1:04.16 Abby Fisher (10), Kinnelon, NJ 55.77 S. Stephens (12), Sacred Heart Acad., KY 2:04.36 Kate Davey (12), Lincoln, CA 55.48 Samantha Bosma (12), Lassiter, GA 1:04.25 Madeleine Eden (10), Edina, MN 55.77 Hnnelore Strash (10), Alamo Heights, TX 2:04.44 Anna Neumeister (12), Pope, GA 55.48 A. Ferguson (11), Acad. of Holy Cross, MD 1:04.25 Ashley Tse (10), Ruben S. Ayala, CA 55.81 E. Ramirez (11), Monsignor Edward Pace, FL 2:04.53 Taylor Young (10), Ursuline, CA 55.60 Janet Hu (09), Oakton, VA 1:04.26 Kylie Boyce (10), Edison, CA 55.83 Talie Anchustegui (11), Xavier Prep, AZ 2:04.55 Blaire Kinsey (12), Methacton, PA 55.60 Arlyn Upshaw (11), Piedmont, CA 1:04.26 Laura Day (11), Lewis-Palmer, CO 55.83 Kali Conlon (10), California, CA 2:04.59 Morgan Pfaff (11), Red Lion Area, PA 55.63 Anna Mayfield (11), Smithson Valley, TX 1:04.28 M. Maher (11), Germantown Acad., PA 55.85 Missy Franklin (10), Regis Jesuit, CO 2:04.60 Amanda Barrett (12), Brighton, UT 55.65 Allie Sullins (11), Magnolia West, TX 1:04.30 A. Martelle (09), T. Jefferson Classical, NC 55.85 B. Valencia (12), Granada Hills Charter, CA 2:04.65 Morgan Belli (09), Lincoln, OH 55.72 Lauren Damian (12), Monte Vista, CA 1:04.30 Sami Stelpflug (09), Clarkston, MI 55.87 Margaret Wenzlau (11), Palo Alto, CA 2:04.68 Hayley Tomlinson (11), Apex, NC 55.76 C. Doyle (12), Thomas Worthington, OH 1:04.34 Kathy Pierce (11), Valencia, CA 55.90 Nikki Barczak (12), Mercy, MI 2:04.73 Andrea Cottrell (10), Bishop Hartley, OH 55.76 Breanna Tran (09), Beckman, CA 1:04.34 Taylor Young (10), Ursuline, CA 55.91 Molly Coonce (11), Rosary, IL 2:04.73 Cameron McHugh (09), Seven Lakes, TX 55.77 Stephanie Schlobohm (11), Aliso Niguel, CA 1:04.39 Kendra Crew (10), Shawnee, OH 55.92 Claire Brandt (11), Greenhill School, TX 2:04.76 Amy Katz (12), North Central, IN 55.78 Hanna House (09), Homestead, IN 1:04.39 Amelia Schachter (11), Arroyo Grande, CA 55.92 K. Skenandore (11), Waukesha S. Mukwonago, WI 2:04.78 Samantha Rahael (11), Bolles School, FL 55.79 Shirley Wang (12), Plano, TX 1:04.42 Whitney Allen (11), Frisco, TX 55.93 Valerie Orellana (12), Grover Cleveland, CA 2:04.80 Connie Hsu (11), Glenbard South, IL 55.82 Gabby Sims (09), Downers Grove North, IL 1:04.42 Maija Roses (09), Cannon School, NC 55.94 Alison Meng (12), Sauk Prairie, WI 2:04.82 Jenny Holtzen (11), Fayetteville, AR 55.84 Gia Dalesandro (10), Neuqua Valley, IL 1:04.43 S.-Marie Cohn (11), S.D. O’Connor, TX 55.99 Victoria Oslund (12), Tuscola, NC 2:04.85 Maria Bargardi (12), Mercy, MI 55.87 Maddie Bro (11), Ames, IA 1:04.44 J. Surhoff (10), St. Paul’s School for Girls, MD 55.99 Claire VanFossen (11), Upper Arlington, OH 2:04.89 Shannon Ahearn (11), Trumbull, CT 55.87 Emma Wyke (10), Columbus North, IN 1:04.46 Brigitte Winkler (10), Tamalpais, CA 56.01 Kelsey Ochsner (09), Campbell County, WY 2:04.92 Ellie Morrissey (11), Edison, CA 55.89 Ashlee Linn (11), Riverview, FL 1:04.47 Madison Livingston (12), Redwood, CA 56.04 Hannah Cooper (12), Memorial, TX 2:04.95 Michelle Garland (11), Loyola Acad., IL 55.90 Kathryn Eckhart (11), Cy Creek, TX 1:04.48 Kylie Reiter (11), Wilson, PA 56.05 Elizabeth Pepper (12), Walter Johnson, MD 2:04.97 Megan Gehrich (11), Santa Margarita, CA 55.91 Alison Meng (12), Sauk Prairie, WI 1:04.50 Laura Griffing (12), Kodiak, AK 56.08 Anna Elling (10), Burnsville, MN 2:04.97 Loree Olson (11), Whitney, CA 55.92 Anna Labozan (12), Monarch, CO 1:04.52 Meredith Nakano (12), Marist School, GA 56.08 Katie Miller (10), Firestone, OH 55.94 Tasija Karosas (10), Saint Andrew’s FL 1:04.54 Lilly Parks (11), Sierra Canyon School, CA 56.09 Emily Holt (11), DuPont Manual, KY 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 55.96 Douglas Kayla (12), Livonia Franklin, MI 1:04.54 Danielle Spradlin (12), Converse Judson, TX 56.10 Courtney Whyte (12), Campolindo, CA 1:40.73 Carondelet, CA 55.96 Shaya Schaedler (11), Campbell County, WY 1:04.58 Gabbie Pettinichi (12), Turpin, OH 56.11 Anna DeMonte (11), Huron, MI 1:41.42 Carmel, IN 56.02 Kenzie Miller (12), Plymouth, IN 1:04.59 E. Norton (12), Saint Andrew’s School, FL 56.15 Angela Sun (11), Great Neck South, NY 1:41.87 Baylor School, TN 56.02 Katie Miller (10), Akron Firestone, OH 1:04.61 Nichole Gill (11), Coffman, OH 56.16 Amber Carter (12), Mirabeau B. Lamar, TX 1:43.00 Notre Dame Acad., KY 56.06 Megan McCarroll (12), Jesuit, OR 1:04.62 Megan Lloyd (10), Galena, NV 56.16 Amelia Schachter (11), Arroyo Grande, CA 1:43.02 Homestead, IN 56.07 Rebecca Baxley (10), Analy, CA 1:04.62 Natalie Sanchez (12), Plano, TX 56.18 M.-Pierre Delisle (09), Archbishop Mitty, CA 1:43.56 Kingwood, TX 56.07 Andrea Vandermey (10), Novi, MI 1:04.63 Margaret D’Innocenzo (10), Andover, MA 56.19 Makenzie Garringer (10), Napoleon, OH 1:43.74 Germantown Acad., PA 56.08 Sarah Lohman (11), Homestead, IN 1:04.63 Ali Stearns (12), Mason City, IA 56.19 Natalie Morris (12), Olathe Northwest, KS 1:43.82 Episcopal Acad., PA 56.09 Samantha James (11), New Trier, IL 1:04.63 Sydney Tan (09), Westwood, TX 56.19 Brynne Wong (10), Corona Del Mar, CA 1:43.82 Las Lomas, CA 56.09 Emma Szczupakiewicz (11), Muskego, WI 1:04.67 Elise Weisert (11), Carroll, TX 56.20 Michelle Gasior (12), Assumption, KY 1:43.86 Springboro, OH 56.11 Camey Rabold (11), Bishop Watterson, OH 1:04.69 Lindsey Englestead (10), Bishop Gorman, NV 56.20 Leah Pfitzer (10), Kingwood, TX 1:44.15 Downers Grove North, IL 56.13 Hannah Peiffer (10), Baylor School, TN 1:04.69 Megan Harris (12), Downingtown West, PA 56.20 Lila Vera (09), Laguna Beach, CA 1:44.24 American Heritage, FL 56.13 Konnor Rist (11), DuPont Manual, KY 1:04.72 Molly Coonce (11), Rosary, I L 1:44.25 Peddie School, NJ 56.16 Larah Beaver (11), Yorktown, IN 1:04.72 Abby Hempen (12), Francis Howell, MO 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1:44.35 Bolles School, FL 56.20 Anna Grainger (11), Ensworth, TN 1:04.73 Megan Sellers (11), Metea Valley, IL 1:57.74 Emily Cameron (10), Warwick, PA 1:44.45 Wilson, PA 56.21 Morgan Belli (09), Gahanna Lincoln, OH 1:04.74 Nikki Daniels (12), Wichita Northwest, KS 1:59.03 Kaitlyn Jones (10), Tatnall School, DE 1:44.52 San Ramon Valley, CA 56.23 Kayla Grim (12), Parkland, PA 1:04.77 Lia Lombardi (10), Lawton Chiles, FL 1:59.51 E. Williamson (12), Notre Dame Acad., KY 1:44.55 Regis Jesuit, CO 56.24 Jenna Bickel (11), Guilderland Central, NY 1:04.78 Olivia Boggs (12), Woodward Academy. GA 2:00.24 Ally Howe (09), Sacred Heart Prep, CA 1:44.58 Hershey, PA 56.24 Holly Harper (11), Albemarle, VA 1:04.78 Riley Hayward (10), New Trier, IL 2:00.39 Madisyn Cox (10), Lubbock, TX 1:44.60 University, CA 56.27 Betsy Zilch (11), St. Ursula Acad., OH 1:04.78 Courtney Mizerak (11), Osbourn Park, VA 2:00.43 Allison Brown (11), San Ramon Valley, CA 1:44.67 Sacred Heart Acad., KY 56.29 Emily Baturka (11), Episcopal Acad., PA 1:04.82 Madeline Eyolfson (11), Boise, ID 2:00.51 Kelsey Leneave (12), Conroe, TX 1:44.70 Arrowhead Union, WI 56.30 Emma Paulson (10), Wayzata, MN 1:04.91 Morgan Emter (11), Mason, OH 2:00.57 Marie Georger (11), Mercyhurst Prep, PA 1:44.73 Mercy, MI 56.33 Tara Halsted (10), Davis, CA 1:04.95 Annie Spalding (09), Penn, IN 2:00.62 Katie Miller (10), Firestone, OH 1:44.77 New Trier, IL 56.35 Spencer Chappell (12), Northridge, IN 1:04.96 Hannah Maher (12), Decorah, IA 2:00.71 Lacey Locke (10), Carmel, IN 1:44.93 Glenbrook South, IL 56.35 Nina Hayes (10), Granada, CA 1:04.98 Catherine Duquet (12), Titusville, FL 2:00.95 Eva Chen (12), Archbishop Mitty, CA 1:44.98 Loyola Acad., IL 56.37 M. Fairclough (10), Monroe Woodbury, NY 2:00.95 Meghan Faulkner (12), Brookwood, GA 1:45.01 Lassiter, GA 56.38 G. DeLoof (09), Grosse Pointe South, MI 100 YARD BUTTERFLY 2:01.13 Noelle Tarazona (12), Claremont, CA 1:45.04 Columbus North, IN 56.38 Devin Madsen (11), Las Lomas, CA 51.92 Jasmine Tosky (11), Palo Alto, CA 2:01.15 Sophie Weber (11), Granite Bay, CA 1:45.22 Turpin, OH 56.41 Leticia Lelli (11), Chaparral, AZ 52.73 Rachel Bootsma (11), Eden Prairie, MN 2:01.18 Taylor Nanfria (12), San Ramon Valley, CA 1:45.50 St. Francis, CA 56.43 B. Waugaman (12), Hempfield Area, PA 53.34 M. Martin (10), Pickerington Central, OH 2:01.27 Haley Sims (12), Downers Grove North, IL 1:45.53 Campbell County, WY 56.48 Heather Coutts (12), Bishop Kenny, FL 53.56 Rachel Moore (11), Andover, MA 2:01.29 Courtney Otto (12), West Seneca West, NY 1:45.67 Desert Vista, AZ 56.48 Alexis Mayhall (12), Palo Verde, NV 53.64 L. Harrington (12), St. Mary’s Episcopal, TN 2:01.30 Clara Smiddy (09), South Florida Heat, FL 1:45.69 Southlake Carroll, TX 56.48 Kendese Nangle (11), Peddie School, NJ 53.83 Chelsea Britt (10), Lake Highland Prep, FL 2:01.38 Abby Duncan (12), Champlin Park, MN 1:45.72 Hawken School, OH 56.48 Carolyn Stewart (12), Assumption, KY 53.83 Haley Sims (12), Downers Grove North, IL 2:01.38 Sarah Liang (12), Palo Alto, CA 1:45.73 Franklin Regional, PA 56.49 Talie Anchustegui (11), Xavier Prep, AZ 53.91 Casey Clark (12), Klein, TX 2:01.38 Kaitlin Pawlowicz (12), Oakton, VA 1:45.80 Archbishop Mitty, CA 56.50 Kate Jones (11), Arrowhead Union, WI 53.95 Katie Kinnear (11), Skyline, WA 2:01.45 Hannah Runyon-Hass (12), Ensworth, TN 1:45.80 Plano, TX 56.52 Cheyenne Low (10), University, CA 54.17 E. Williamson (12), Notre Dame Acad., KY 2:01.47 Lauren Neidigh (12), Bolles School, FL 1:45.83 The Woodlands, TX 56.54 Caroline Page (10), Pace, FL 54.25 Marissa Neel (11), San Ramon Valley, CA 2:01.79 Aja Van Hout (12), Madison East, WI 1:45.91 Apex, NC 56.54 Angela Sun (11), Great Neck South, NY 54.26 Ally Howe (09), Sacred Heart Prep, CA 2:01.80 Ashley Vance (12), Baylor School, TN 1:45.94 North Allegheny, PA 54.33 Hilvy Cheung (10), American, CA 2:01.90 Bonnie Brandon (11), Cherry Creek, CO 1:46.10 Brookwood, GA 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE 54.41 N. Stafford (10), Westminster Schools, GA 2:01.94 S. Stephens (12), Sacred Heart Acad., KY 1:46.12 Holland, MI 1:01.08 Abby Duncan (12), Champlin Park, MN 54.52 Rachael Dudley (11), Mill Creek, GA 2:01.95 Myra Retrum (11), Columbus North, IN 1:46.24 Grosse Pointe South, MI 1:01.21 Allison Gargalikis (12), Carondelet, CA 54.54 Noelle Tarazona (12), Claremont, CA 2:02.00 Annika Jonsson (12), Vista Ridge, TX 1:46.27 Marian, MI 1:01.27 Tori Bagan (12), Homestead, IN 54.56 Mary Griffith (11), Tokay, CA 2:02.02 Margaret D’Innocenzo (10), Andover, MA 1:46.31 Torrey Pines, CA 1:01.69 Margaret Burton (10), University, CA 54.56 Deanna Marks (12), Plano, TX 2:02.05 C. E. Leander (10), West Chester East, PA 1:46.32 Parkland, PA 1:02.00 Katie Olsen (12), Desert Vista, AZ 54.57 Morgan Zebley (12), Brighton, MI 2:02.10 Chelsie Miller (11), Jersey Village, TX 1:46.38 Neuqua Valley, IL 1:02.03 L. McKnight (11), American Heritage, FL 54.61 Julie Ogden (12), Lawrence North, I N 2:02.18 Annemarie Thayer (12), Ballard, WA 1:46.40 DuPont Manual, KY 1:02.07 Sami Pochowski (11), Muskego, WI 54.62 Catherine Breed (12), Amador Valley, CA 2:02.23 Brianna Weinstein (11), Irvine, CA 1:46.44 Emmaus, PA 1:02.10 Annie Lazor (11), Groves, MI 54.63 Maggie Gruber (10), Mars Area, PA 2:02.26 Missy Franklin (10), Regis Jesuit, CO 1:46.46 State College Area, PA 1:02.12 C. Mims (12), Junipero Serra Catholic, CA 54.81 Dana Grindall (10), Amity Regional, CT 2:02.31 Whitney Allen (11), Frisco, TX 1:46.53 Fenwick, IL 1:02.13 Megan Molnar (12), Auburn, AL 54.89 Brittany Robinson (11), Wawasee, IN 2:02.42 Arlyn Upshaw (11), Piedmont, CA 1:46.57 Bishop Hartley, OH 1:02.27 Romy Landeck (11), William P. Clements, TX 54.90 Leticia Lelli (11), Chaparral, AZ 2:02.51 Angela Algee (10), Dr Phillips, FL 1:46.57 Chesterton, IN 1:02.32 Eva Chen (12), Archbishop Mitty, CA 54.91 Linnea Mack (10), Pioneer, CA 2:02.54 Janet Hu (09), Oakton, VA 1:46.57 Davis, CA 1:02.32 Taylor Temple (12), Hebron, TX 54.93 Ariana Bullard (10), Carmel, IN 2:02.55 Colleen Callahan (10), Atlantic City, NJ 1:46.60 Palo Alto, CA 1:02.44 Erika McCormick (11), Mt. Vernon, IN 54.93 Morgan Karetnick (11), Greenwich, CT 2:02.60 Bevely Nguyen (11), Davis, CA 1:46.65 Rosary, IL 1:02.62 A. Nunes (10), Charter Sch. of Wilmington, DE 54.95 Janet Hu (09), Oakton, VA 2:02.72 Courtney Bartholomew (11), Holland, MI 1:46.67 Ames, IA 1:02.67 Shelby Lacy (12), Holland West Ottawa, MI 54.96 Olivia Barker (10), Bishop Gorman, NV 2:02.81 Charlotte Meyer (10), Walt Whitman, MD 1:46.67 Memorial, TX 1:02.69 Shannon O’Malley (12), Lassiter, GA 54.96 Charlotte Ruby (11), Archbishop Mitty, CA 2:02.83 Shaun Casey (12), Spruce Creek, FL 1:46.68 West Ottawa, MI 1:02.74 Danielle Margheret (10), Walsh Jesuit, OH 54.98 Yurie Nakano (12), Hershey, PA 2:02.84 Madison Bridges (11), Albuquerque, NM 1:46.83 Upper Arlington, OH 1:02.82 Kelsey Kafka (10), Torrey Pines, CA 54.99 Ana Anaya (12), John A. Ferguson, FL 2:02.85 Romy Landeck (11), William P. Clements, TX 1:46.87 Edison, CA 1:02.91 Caroline Weigand (09), Homestead, IN 55.02 Alex Todd (12), Regis Jesuit, CO 2:02.87 Anna DeMonte (11), Huron, MI 1:46.91 Amador Valley, CA 1:02.95 Sarah Liang (12), Palo Alto, CA 55.02 Loreen Whitfield (12), Clovis East, CA 2:02.98 Emma Smith (11), St. Charles East, I L 1:46.94 Mayfield, OH 1:02.99 Mallory Harris (11), Silverado, NV 55.09 Megan Fonteno (12), Bolles School, FL 2:03.00 Danielle Spradlin (12), Judson, TX 1:46.99 Firestone, OH 1:03.02 Andrea Cottrell (10), Bishop Hartley, OH 55.10 Meaghan Raab (09), Hershey, PA 2:03.13 Meredith Oliver (11), Robert E. Lee, TX 1:47.02 Burlingame, CA 1:03.02 M. Mercke (11), Sacred Heart Acad., KY 55.14 Allison Gargalikis (12), Carondelet, CA 2:03.19 Megan Cox (11), Chaparral, AZ 1:47.05 Cary, NC 1:03.04 Samantha Shaheen (12), Carmel, IN 55.15 Taylor Weiss (09), Etowah, GA 2:03.28 Erica Belcher (12), Reading Memorial, MA 1:47.05 Monte Vista, CA 1:03.10 Colleen Callahan (10), Atlantic City, NJ 55.18 Madison Applegate (11), Heritage, CA 2:03.37 R. Zilinskas (10), Germantown Acad., PA 1:47.11 Christian Brothers Acad., NY 1:03.17 Madisyn Cox (10), Lubbock, TX 55.19 Emily Neubert (12), Midway, TX 2:03.38 Madeline Hazle (10), Kingwood, TX 1:47.11 New Canaan, CT 1:03.24 Heidi Poppe (09), San Ramon Valley, CA 55.20 Jordan Mattern (12), Cherry Creek, CO 2:03.42 Sydney Johansen (12), St. Francis, CA 1:47.11 Westminster Schools, GA 1:03.25 Allison Carr (11), North Gwinnett, GA 55.22 Katie Diller (10), Manheim Township, PA 2:03.44 Ali Horn (12), Cave Spring, VA 1:47.19 Saline, MI 1:03.28 Kate Criter (11), Plymouth, WI 55.22 Sarah Koucheki (10), Hawken School, OH 2:03.51 Victoria Mitchell (12), Cary, NC 1:47.26 Saint Francis, CA 1:03.38 Emily Kopas (09), University School, FL 55.22 Christina Ray (11), Carondelet, CA 2:03.56 Madeleine Eden (10), Edina, MN 1:47.28 Groves, MI 1:03.53 Brianna Weinstein (11), Irvine, CA 55.22 Naomi Thomas (11), Burlingame, CA 2:03.56 Ashley Tse (10), Ruben S. Ayala, CA 1:47.29 Upper Dublin, PA 1:03.61 Alana Arnold (12), Mayfield, OH 55.23 Kelsi Worrell (11), Rancocas Valley, NJ 2:03.60 Taylor Temple (12), Hebron, TX 1:47.33 North Central, IN
40 September 2011 1:47.38 Penn, IN 1:37.75 Barrington, IL BOYS 20.90 J. DesCombes (10), Capistrano Valley, CA 1:47.50 Mason, OH 1:37.77 Turpin, OH 50 YARD FREESTYLE 20.90 Trey Herbert (12), Nevada Union, CA 1:47.52 Upper St. Clair, PA 1:37.80 Irvine, CA 19.58 David Nolan (12), Hershey, PA 20.90 Hunter Hoffman (12), Yorktown, IN 1:47.53 Stillwater Area, MN 1:37.81 Downingtown East, PA 20.09 Clay Youngquist (12), Lakeview, MI 20.90 Connor Nolan (12), Carroll, TX 1:47.53 Thomas Worthington, OH 1:37.83 California, CA 20.11 H. Wagner (12), Brebeuf Jesuit Prep, IN 20.91 Travis Lauri (12), Fairfax, VA 1:47.58 Westford Academy. MA 1:37.83 Hinsdale Central, IL 20.18 Dain Bomberger (12), Warwick, PA 20.91 Eric Schultz (11), LaSalle College, PA 1:47.61 Munster, IN 1:37.85 San Ramon Valley, CA 20.21 Nick Dillinger (11), Campbell County, WY 20.91 Scott Von Jouanne (12), Bob Jones, AL 1:47.69 Millard West, NE 1:37.86 Eden Prairie, MN 20.23 John Murray (11), Winston Churchill, TX 20.92 Jim Rafter (12), Mounds View, MN 1:47.70 Miramonte, CA 1:37.86 Greenwich, CT 20.24 Andrew Kosic (12), Henderson, PA 20.93 Matthew Berry (12), Corona Del Mar, CA 1:47.71 Hutchinson, MN 1:37.86 Woodbury, MN 20.25 Jacob Pearce (12), Jenks, OK 20.94 Romain DeCrop (11), Emmaus, PA 1:47.75 Oakton, VA 1:37.87 Naperville North, IL 20.33 Stanley Wong (12), Tappan Zee, NY 20.94 Spencer Rogers (12), Seaholm, MI 1:47.76 Andover, MA 1:37.88 New Canaan, CT 20.38 Matthew Margritier (12), Rockhurst, MO 20.95 Kevin Intrieri (11), McDowell, PA 1:47.80 Edina, MN 20.40 Britt Dalby (12), Loyola, CA 20.95 Michael Zuppa (11), McCallie School, TN 1:47.86 Lincoln Sudbury Regional, MA 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 20.42 Steven Ewoldt (12), Mission Viejo, CA 20.96 Brian McClintock (12), Walton, GA 1:47.86 West Chester East, PA 3:21.96 Regis Jesuit, CO 20.44 Payton Sorenson (11), Mountain View, AZ 20.96 Alex Muraro (12), Emmaus, PA 1:47.95 Assumption, KY 3:22.85 Hershey, PA 20.46 Benjamin Anderson (12), Austin, TX 20.97 Matthew Curby (12), Hagerty, FL 1:48.03 Huron, MI 3:23.93 Cherry Creek, CO 20.46 Charlie Rommel (12), Clarence, NY 20.98 Zack Billingsley (12), University, IL 1:48.05 Westfield, NJ 3:25.00 Carmel, IN 20.49 Andrew Jovanovic (10), Loyola Acad., IL 20.98 Timothy Martin (09 ), Jeffersonville, IN 1:48.07 Frisco, TX 3:25.61 American Heritage, FL 20.50 Andrew Malone (12), University School, OH 20.99 Rudy Edelen (12), Bowling Green, KY 1:48.08 Fairview, CO 3:26.00 University, CA 20.51 Brian Lee (12), Baylor School, TN 21.00 Mike DiSalle (12), St. Francis de Sales, OH 1:48.10 Mount Saint Mary Acad., NJ 3:26.04 New Trier, IL 20.51 Michael Meldon (12), Strongsville, OH 21.00 Mackey Hopen (12), Shorewood, WA 1:48.11 La Costa Canyon, CA 3:26.24 Gunn, CA 20.51 Jeff Young (12), Hershey, PA 21.00 Alex Porter (12), Loyola Blakefield, MD 1:48.14 Lawton Chiles, FL 3:26.27 Notre Dame Acad., KY 20.54 Cannon Clifton (10), The Woodlands, TX 21.01 Shane Ryan (11), Haverford, PA 1:48.14 Santa Margarita Catholic, CA 3:26.32 Parkland, PA 20.55 Fred Abramyan (11), Loyola, CA 21.02 Alex Brouwer (12), Notre Dame Prep, AZ 1:48.20 Bowie, TX 3:26.42 Germantown Acad., PA 20.56 Ethan Hallowell (12), Eastside Catholic, WA 21.02 Zain Pleuthner (12), Westwood, TX 1:48.20 Converse Judson, TX 3:26.47 Carondelet, CA 20.57 Wade Allen (12), Davis, CA 21.02 Tim Satterthwaite (12), Edina, MN 3:26.71 Upper Arlington, OH 20.57 Nicholas Soedel (12), Marina, CA 21.03 Stefan Knight (12), La Costa Canyon, CA 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 3:26.96 Bolles School, FL 20.58 Matt Ellis (11), Countryside, FL 21.04 Nicolas Fink (12), Pingry School, NJ 1:32.63 Baylor School, TN 3:27.07 Saint Francis, CA 20.60 Nate Savoy (12), Wilson, PA 21.04 C. Perrot (12), St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes Sch., VA 1:34.12 Upper Arlington, OH 3:27.18 Kingwood, TX 20.61 Piankhi Gibson (12), Acalanes, CA 21.04 Christopher Sadsad (12), Bolles School, FL 1:34.14 Carmel, IN 3:27.24 Mercy, MI 20.61 Cameron Hyde (12), Sartell-St. Stephen, MN 21.04 Jeremy Wong (11), Peddie School, NJ 1:34.16 Peddie School, NJ 3:27.71 Andover, MA 20.62 David Armstrong (12), Thousand Oaks, CA 21.05 Isaac Taylor (12), Farragut, TN 1:34.23 Hershey, PA 3:27.72 Baylor School, TN 20.64 Brooks Powell (11), Kingwood Park, TX 21.07 C.J. Fiala (12), Westfield, VA 1:34.40 Cherry Creek, CO 3:27.80 Chaparral, AZ 20.66 Ryan Makuta (12), El Segundo, CA 21.07 B. Loeffelholz (12), Stephen Hempstead, IA 1:34.49 Wilson, PA 3:27.99 Palo Alto, CA 20.67 Max Grodecki (11), New Trier, IL 21.08 Micah Cattell (11), State College Area, PA 1:34.50 Palo Alto, CA 3:28.09 Ronald Reagan, TX 20.69 Jeffrey Strausser (12), Campolindo, CA 21.08 Johnny Germanis (12), Centreville, VA 1:34.59 Germantown Acad., PA 3:28.13 Eden Prairie, MN 20.70 Rob McGowan (12), Groves, MI 21.08 Tom Kremer (11), Sacred Heart Prep, CA 1:34.86 Arrowhead Union, WI 3:28.35 Cy Creek, TX 20.72 Ryan McFall (12), Kickapoo, MO 21.08 Jason Moyer (12), Southern Lehigh, PA 1:34.94 Ronald Reagan, TX 3:28.56 Davis, CA 20.73 Jonathan Edwards (12), Cy Creek, TX 21.09 Cory Bolleter (11), Winston Churchill, TX 1:34.96 Madison East, WI 3:28.56 Hawken School, OH 20.74 Logan Borowski (12), Hawaii Prep, HI 21.09 Kevin Cordes (12), Neuqua Valley H.S,IL 1:35.03 Bishop Watterson, OH 3:28.63 Xavier Prep, AZ 20.75 Chris Amoruso (12), Kingwood Park, TX 21.09 Gerard Woody (12), Dallastown Area, PA 1:35.10 Homestead, IN 3:28.65 Madison East, WI 20.75 Sean Duggan (11), Lake Highland Prep, FL 21.10 Connor Black (10), Mundelein, IL 1:35.21 Xavier Prep, AZ 3:28.67 Lassiter, GA 20.75 Dillon Virva (11), Nevada Union, CA 21.10 Kyle Darmody (10), Providence, NC 1:35.32 Mercy, MI 3:28.70 Springboro, OH 20.77 Ryan Miksch (11), Columbus, NE 21.10 Michael Paul Salinas (10), Malvern Prep, PA 1:35.40 DuPont Manual, KY 3:28.78 Edison, CA 20.78 Tareq Kaaki (12), Mercersburg Acad., PA 21.10 Daniel Spas (10), American Heritage, FL 1:35.54 Parkland, PA 3:28.87 DuPont Manual, KY 20.79 Alex Ngan (12), William S. Hart, CA 1:35.61 University, CA 3:28.99 Loyola Acad., IL 20.79 Albert Riley (12), James E. Taylor, TX 100 YARD FREESTYLE 1:35.67 Cinco Ranch, TX 3:29.01 Arrowhead Union, WI 20.83 Richard Gean (12), Bentonville, AR 42.34 David Nolan (12), Hershey, PA 1:35.71 Episcopal Acad., PA 3:29.05 Plano, TX 20.85 Sam Decker (11), Canal Winchester, OH 43.32 Andrew Kosic (12), Henderson, PA 1:35.77 Hudsonville, MI 3:29.09 Council Rock North, PA 20.85 B. McKenna (11), Queens HS for the Sciences, NY 43.73 Clay Youngquist (12), Lakeview, MI 1:35.81 Hawken School, OH 3:29.15 Walt Whitman, MD 20.86 Erich Peske (12), Los Gatos, CA 44.30 John Murray (11), Winston Churchill, TX 1:35.83 Franklin Regional, PA 3:29.22 San Ramon Valley, CA 20.86 T. Zoltowski (12), Fork Union Military Acad., VA 44.57 Dain Bomberger (12), Warwick, PA 1:35.85 Saint Francis, CA 3:29.23 Apex, NC 20.87 Tyler Fozkos (12), Chesterton, IN 44.66 Matias Koski (11), Northview, GA 1:35.98 Rosary, IL 3:29.36 Panther Creek, NC 20.87 McCrae Kempf (12), LBJ, TX 44.67 Michael Haney (11), Bloomington, CA 1:36.07 Carroll, TX 3:29.45 Las Lomas, CA 20.89 C. Eaton (11), Corbett/Charter School, OR 44.70 Michael Meldon (12), Strongsville, OH 1:36.07 Wayzata, MN 3:29.56 Homestead, IN 20.89 Christian McCurdy (11), Penn Trafford, PA 44.73 Ethan Hallowell (12), Eastside Catholic, WA 1:36.11 Laguna Hills, CA 3:29.60 North Allegheny, PA 20.90 Brendon Chiu (12), Mark Keppel, CA 44.73 Matthew Margritier (12), Rockhurst, MO 1:36.23 Council Rock North, PA 3:29.60 Carroll, TX 20.90 Devin Compan (12), Frisco Wakeland, TX 1:36.25 Gunn, CA 3:29.77 Downers Grove North, IL — continued on 42 1:36.25 New Trier, IL 3:29.87 Cinco Ranch, TX 1:36.27 South Lyon, MI 3:29.92 St. Francis, CA 1:36.29 Fenwick, IL 3:29.98 Wilson, PA 1:36.31 Campolindo, CA 3:30.00 Huron, MI 1:36.32 Walt Whitman, MD 3:30.01 Saline, MI 1:36.35 North Allegheny, PA 3:30.04 Waukesha So./Mukwonago, WI 1:36.35 Bolles School, FL 3:30.06 Fenwick, IL 1:36.38 Woodward Acad., GA 3:30.07 Campolindo, CA 1:36.45 Edina, MN 3:30.16 Westminster Schools, GA 1:36.51 The Woodlands, TX 3:30.30 Spruce Creek, FL 1:36.57 Langley, VA 3:30.32 Archbishop Mitty, CA 1:36.58 Loyola Acad., IL 3:30.45 Holland, MI 1:36.63 Millard West, NE 3:30.51 Rosary, IL 1:36.65 Deerfield Acad., MA 3:30.72 Oakland Catholic, PA 1:36.70 Marin Catholic, CA 3:30.73 Klein, TX 1:36.73 Plano, TX 3:30.78 Bishop Watterson, OH 1:36.76 Hannibal, MO 3:30.85 Muskego, WI 1:36.78 Marian, MI 3:30.95 Millard West, NE 1:36.79 Mayfield, OH 3:31.00 Upper Dublin, PA 1:36.82 North Penn, PA 3:31.19 Sacred Heart Acad., KY 1:36.87 Spruce Creek, FL 3:31.25 Westlake, CA 1:36.89 Carondelet, CA 3:31.29 Bearden, TN 1:36.95 Pine Crest School, FL 3:31.31 The Woodlands, TX 1:36.98 West Ottawa, MI 3:31.40 Hinsdale Central, IL 1:36.99 Oakland Catholic, PA 3:31.40 North Central, IN 1:37.00 Kingwood, TX 3:31.54 Charlotte Catholic, NC 1:37.01 Chesterton, IN 3:31.56 Bowie, TX 1:37.01 Solon, OH 3:31.60 Munster, IN 1:37.06 Zionsville Community, IN 3:31.60 Torrey Pines, CA 1:37.10 Ronald Wilson Reagan, NC 3:31.63 Neuqua Valley, IL 1:37.12 Edison, CA 3:31.64 Amador Valley, CA 1:37.14 Memorial, TX 3:31.74 Lawton Chiles, FL 1:37.21 Duchesne Acad., NE 3:31.89 Carl Sandburg, IL 1:37.21 North Central, IN 3:31.91 Mill Creek, GA 1:37.23 Holland, MI 3:32.01 Hudsonville, MI 1:37.27 Neuqua Valley, IL 3:32.02 North Penn, PA 1:37.27 Torrey Pines, CA 3:32.16 Greenwich, CT 1:37.31 Olympia, FL 3:32.16 Olympia, FL 1:37.31 Tampa Prep, FL 3:32.17 Frisco, TX 1:37.32 Klein, TX 3:32.20 Riverview, FL 1:37.32 Lake Highland Prep, FL 3:32.22 Judson, TX 1:37.32 Vineland, NJ 3:32.37 Pine Crest School, FL 1:37.33 Groves, MI 3:32.64 Langley, VA 1:37.33 Miramonte, CA 3:32.67 Granville, OH 1:37.35 Lincoln Sudbury Regional, MA 3:32.68 Westerville Central, OH 1:37.36 Ross, OH 3:32.69 Sacred Heart Acad., NY 1:37.37 Frisco, TX 3:32.74 Clarence, NY 1:37.37 Upper Dublin, PA 3:32.78 Oakton, VA 1:37.37 Westminster Schools, GA 3:32.81 St. Ursula Acad., OH 1:37.40 Saline, MI 3:32.82 Marblehead, MA 1:37.41 Sartell, MN 3:32.88 West Allegheny, PA 1:37.50 Mt. Lebanon, PA 3:32.89 Glenbrook South, IL 1:37.54 St. Francis, CA 3:32.99 Turpin, OH 1:37.58 Las Lomas, CA 3:33.00 Mayfield, OH 1:37.60 Crown Point, IN 3:33.01 Ames, IA 1:37.61 Sacred Heart Acad., KY 1:37.71 Clarence, NY
September 2011 41 ALL-AMERICANS — continued from 41 1:38.36 Shane Ryan (11), Haverford, PA 4:29.12 Sonny Fierro (11), Sheldon, CA 50.40 Ian Lemaistre (11), Alamo Heights, TX 1:38.42 Connor Nolan (12), Southlake Carroll, TX 4:29.12 Garrett Powell (11), Walter Johnson, MD 50.42 D. Cosgarea (12), McDonogh School, MD 44.76 H. Wagner (12), Brebeuf Jesuit Prep, IN 1:38.53 David Paulk (12), Shady Side Acad., PA 4:29.34 Nick Alexiou (11), Clearwater, FL 50.42 Robert Glover (10), Millard South, NE 44.87 Nicholas Soedel (12), Marina, CA 1:38.54 Cannon Clifton (10), The Woodlands, TX 4:29.41 David Paulk (12), Shady Side Acad., PA 50.42 Timothy Wylie (11), Dripping Springs, TX 44.91 Matthew Curby (12), Hagerty, FL 1:38.61 Luke Shaw (12), Alamo Heights, TX 4:29.52 Kevin Butz (11), Naperville North, IL 50.43 Ben Scheffer (12), Olathe East, KS 44.96 Benjamin Anderson (12), Austin, TX 1:38.63 John Nappi (12), Mt. Lebanon, PA 4:29.72 Christian McCurdy (11), Penn Trafford, PA 50.44 Evan Carlo (12), Granada, CA 45.00 Jacob Pearce (12), Jenks, OK 1:38.64 Ryan Makuta (12), El Segundo, CA 4:29.73 Ryan Kao (09 ), John F. Kennedy, CA 50.45 Jacob Siar (11), Cave Spring, VA 45.01 Cannon Clifton (10), The Woodlands, TX 1:38.70 Eric Hedlin (12), La Jolla, CA 4:29.73 Brian Westlake (11), Del Oro, CA 50.52 Christopher Johnson (12), Bowie, TX 45.02 Matt Ellis (11), Countryside, FL 1:38.70 Jacob Ritter (12), Bellaire, TX 4:29.88 Luke Shaw (12), Alamo Heights, TX 50.53 Jack Mangan (10), New Trier, IL 45.03 David Armstrong (12), Thousand Oaks, CA 1:38.72 Ben Bravence (11), Olathe East, KS 4:29.94 Robbie Ashby (11), Campolindo, CA 50.54 K. Castro-Abrams (10), San Marin, CA 45.04 Brian Lee (12), Baylor School, TN 1:38.72 Logan Redondo (11), Capistrano Valley, CA 4:30.15 Joseph Riggert (11), Vacaville, CA 50.54 Ryan Haas (12), Saint Xavier, OH 45.05 Ryan Makuta (12), El Segundo, CA 1:38.73 Nolan Brown (12), Redlands, CA 4:30.23 T. Stephens (12), Collegiate School, VA 50.56 A. Young (12), Hillsboro Hiigh School, OR 45.05 Albert Riley (12), James E. Taylor, TX 1:38.75 Jack Lane (12), Lakeside, GA 4:30.41 J. McEldrew (12), Germantown Acad., PA 50.59 Mickey Mackle (11), La Costa Canyon, CA 45.06 Nick Dillinger (11), Campbell County, WY 1:38.75 L. Wojciechowski (11), Crescenta Valley, CA 4:30.45 Reed Snyder (12), Westlake, TX 50.59 Harrison Thai (10), Crescenta Valley, CA 45.07 Stephen Sobczak (12), Dexter, MI 1:38.78 Mike DiSalle (12), St. Francis de Sales, OH 4:30.62 Nic Munoz (12), College Park, TX 50.60 Cary Wright (12), Clovis West, CA 45.08 Fred Abramyan (11), Loyola, CA 1:38.88 Brian Stevens (12), Brophy Prep, AZ 4:30.63 William DeForest (11), Apex, NC 50.61 Hennessey Stuart (09), Regis Jesuit, CO 45.08 Ryan Miksch (11), Columbus, NE 1:38.89 Justin Glanda (12), Kingswood, MI 4:30.66 John Gaylor (12), Bearden, TN 50.62 Sam Lewis (11), Milton, GA 45.12 Robert Hommel (12), Green Valley, NV 1:38.98 Michael Gratz (12), Edina, MN 4:30.70 Frank Horpel (11), Castro Valley, CA 50.62 Dillon Williams (10), Monte Vista, CA 45.12 Tom Kremer (11), Sacred Heart Prep, CA 1:39.01 Evan Pinion (10), Bearden, TN 4:30.85 Jack Boyd (09), Canisius, NY 50.64 Andrew Murch (11), Granite Bay, CA 45.13 Michael Gratz (12), Edina, MN 1:39.06 Tyler Rocca (11), Gainesville, FL 4:30.86 Jimmy Yoder (10), Lassiter, GA 50.64 S. Ostrowski (12), Hinsdale South, IL 45.14 John Nappi (12), Mt. Lebanon, PA 1:39.08 Matt Gerth (12), Carmel, IN 4:30.87 Andrew Seitz (12), Amador Valley, CA 50.65 Phil Deaton (12), Bob Jones, AL 45.17 Max Grodecki (11), New Trier, IL 1:39.22 Christian Renfro (12), La Canada, CA 4:30.90 Gregory Stoffa (11), Osbourn Park, VA 50.65 Brendan Walsh (12), Peddie School, NJ 45.20 David Morgan (10), De La Salle, CA 1:39.24 John Martens (11), Grandview, CO 4:31.19 Andrew Klutey (12), Ridgefield, CT 50.67 Clifton Gordon (12), Salesianum School, DE 45.24 Niklas Brinck (12), Nixa, MO 1:39.27 Matt Bilello (11), Clovis West, CA 4:31.20 Cary Wright (12), Clovis West, CA 50.68 Henrik Ohrstrom (12), Scripps Ranch, CA 45.24 Sven Campbell (10), Campolindo, CA 1:39.29 A. Whitener (10), Saline Area Schools, MI 4:31.21 Sean Duggan (11), Lake Highland Prep, FL 50.71 Matt Webster (10), Bellarmine Prep, CA 45.26 Jared Markham (12), Cherry Creek, CO 1:39.31 John Williamson (12), University, IL 4:31.22 Kurtis Ratcliff (12), Westfield, VA 50.74 Austin Byrd (11), Chippewa Falls, WI 45.30 Rob McGowan (12), Groves, MI 1:39.32 Sam Jardine (12), Claremont, CA 4:31.46 Andrew Henry (11), West Johnston, NC 50.76 Niklas Brinck (12), Nixa, MO 45.32 Jonathan Edwards (12), Cy Creek, TX 1:39.34 Christopher Freeman (12), Century, MN 4:31.51 Tanner Roe (12), Chaparral, AZ 50.78 Austin Flager (10), Northridge, IN 45.32 Matt Gerth (12), Carmel, IN 1:39.41 Frank Horpel (11), Castro Valley, CA 4:31.55 Brian Stevens (12), Brophy Prep, AZ 50.81 Brett Mackenzie (11), Tippecanoe, OH 45.34 Mike Hurley (12), Fergus Falls, MN 1:39.45 Kyle Coan (09), Los Osos, CA 4:31.61 Chris Szekely (11), LaSalle College, PA 50.81 Stephen Sobczak (12), Dexter, MI 45.34 Shane Ryan (11), Haverford, PA 1:39.45 Thomas Veale (12), Pine Crest School, FL 4:31.69 Jack Hendricks (10), Saint Xavier, OH 50.81 Jacob Wallace (11), Cy Creek, TX 45.35 Steven Ewoldt (12), Mission Viejo, CA 1:39.49 Long Gutierrez (10), Brighton, UT 4:31.78 Alex Osterhage (12), Centerville, OH 50.85 Philip Hu (10), Oakton, VA 45.37 Wade Allen (12), Davis, CA 1:39.50 Brennan Jacobsen (12), Sonora, CA 4:31.85 Jackson Miller (10), Las Lomas, CA 50.88 Tyler Rocca (11), Gainesville, FL 45.38 Colin Hamilton (12), Bolles School, FL 1:39.51 Yousef Alaskari (11), American Heritage, FL 4:31.85 Jason O’Brien (09), Point Loma, CA 50.90 En-Wei Wright (11), Stuyvesant, NY 45.42 Charlie Rommel (12), Clarence, NY 1:39.53 John Simmons (12), Peachtree Ridge, GA 4:31.89 Eric Vanden Noort (12), Bolles School, FL 50.90 Brian Lee (12), The Baylor School, TN 45.45 Devin Compan (12), Frisco Wakeland, TX 1:39.55 Riley Mita (12), West Ranch, CA 4:31.92 Ben Bravence (11), Olathe East, KS 50.95 Austin Doss (09), Hershey, PA 45.45 Mike DiSalle (12), St. Francis de Sales, OH 1:39.59 Dan Miller (12), St. Francis de Sales, OH 4:32.01 Sam Jardine (12), Claremont, CA 50.95 Chris Hearl (10), Blue Valley, KS 45.47 Jeremy Wong (11), Peddie School, NJ 1:39.62 Mitch Alters (11), Hoover, OH 4:32.08 Conner Downard (11), Highlands, KY 50.95 Ian Rodriguez (11), Buffalo Grove, IL 45.48 Cameron Hyde (12), Sartell-St. Stephen, MN 1:39.63 Will Oswald (12), Kingwood, TX 4:32.24 Christopher Freeman (12), Century, MN 50.96 Kevin Carroll (12), Mercersburg Acad., PA 45.48 Trent Williams (11), Rancho Bernardo, CA 1:39.67 Arthur Frayler (11), Germantown Acad., PA 4:32.25 R. Williams (12), St. Francis de Sales, OH 50.96 Andrew Marsh (11), Jamestown, NY 45.51 Brian McClintock (12), Walton, GA 1:39.70 Caleb Schuermann (12), Creighton Prep, NE 4:32.28 I. Decker (12), Bishop Denis J. O’Connell, VA 50.96 Michael Ng (12), University School, TN 45.52 Alex Porter (12), Loyola Blakefield, MD 1:39.77 Timothy Maurer (12), Lower Dauphin, PA 4:32.39 Elliot Dewlen (10), College Park, TX 50.99 Michael Christian (12), Jupiter, FL 45.55 Connor Nolan (12), Carroll, TX 1:39.78 Nick Dillinger (11), Campbell County, WY 4:32.56 Kacy Johnson (11), Iolani School, HI 50.99 Will Glass (10), McGill-Toolen Catholic, AL 45.56 Edward Kim (09), Eastlake, WA 1:39.83 Chase Lemley (12), Clovis, CA 4:32.62 Paul Li (11), Troy, CA 50.99 A. Manganiello (12), Miami-Palmetto, FL 45.61 Matthew Berry (12), Corona Del Mar, CA 1:39.83 Alex Osterhage (12), Centerville, OH 4:32.63 Scott Fortier (10), Lincoln, FL 51.01 Collin Baldacci (10), Kelly Walsh, WY 45.61 Connor Maher (12), Hopkins School, CT 1:39.86 Steyn Funk (11), Olympia, FL 4:32.70 Eastman Holloway (11), Union, OK 51.05 William Middleton (12), Curtis, NY 45.62 Steyn Funk (11), Olympia, FL 1:39.87 Josh Ginsborg (12), Fossil Ridge, CO 4:32.74 M. Zimmerman (11), St. Francis de Sales, OH 51.06 Curtis Goss (11), Carroll, TX 45.63 John Simmons (12), Peachtree Ridge, GA 1:39.90 David Williams (12), East Chapel Hill, NC 4:32.77 Brandon Chandler (12), Granada, CA 51.07 Nolan Tesone (11), Pomona, CO 45.65 Nicholas Caldwell (12), Riverview, FL 1:39.91 Robbie Ashby (11), Campolindo, CA 4:32.77 Sam Lewis (11), Robert E. 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Kurz (11), Delaware Military Acad., DE 45.75 Rudy Edelen (12), Bowling Green, KY 1:40.19 David Morgan (10), De La Salle, CA 4:33.39 M. Williamson (10), Covington Catholic, KY 54.92 Keanu Stevenson (12), Castle, IN 45.75 Jeff Garnier (11), D’Evelyn, CO 1:40.22 Matt Cox (11), Texas, TX 4:33.40 M. Gaudiani (12), University School, OH 55.26 Cameron Miller (12), Michigan City, IN 45.75 A. McMurry (11), Wesleyan School, GA 1:40.22 Grant Koudelka (11), Gilmer, TX 4:33.40 Joey Long (10), Upper Arlington, OH 55.27 Charlie Wiser (10), Miramonte, CA 45.75 Christian Jacob Renfro (12), La Canada, CA 1:40.23 Blake Pieroni (09), Chesterton, IN 4:33.71 Jared Haley (12), Northern York, PA 55.32 Spencer Rowe (12), Baylor School, TN 45.76 A. Whitener (10), Saline Area Schools, MI 1:40.24 Manuel Gutierrez (12), Sycamore, OH 4:33.94 Mitch Glander (11), Kingwood, TX 55.34 Sergio Lujan Rivera (12), Bolles School, FL 45.76 L. 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Shepley (09), Phillips Exeter Acad., NH 1:31.60 The Baylor School, TN 1:24.45 Naperville Central, IL 3:06.90 Carl Sandburg, IL 50.32 Davis Staley (11), Chagrin Falls, OH 1:31.67 University School, OH 1:24.45 St. Francis de Sales, OH 3:06.90 Carmel, IN 50.34 Jared Namba (11), Corona Del Mar, CA 1:31.68 Montgomery Bell Acad., TN 1:24.46 Creighton Prep, NE 3:06.98 Monte Vista, CA 50.34 Nate Weeks (11), Naperville Central, IL 1:31.68 Naperville Central, IL 1:24.64 University School, OH 3:07.02 Cherry Creek, CO 50.36 Colin Krysl (12), LaVista, NE 1:31.94 LaSalle College, PA 1:24.69 Alamo Heights, TX 3:07.30 The Woodlands, TX 50.37 Brandon Funk (12), Pace, FL 1:32.37 Creighton Prep, NE 1:24.73 Corona Del Mar, CA 3:07.33 Bloomington South, IN 50.40 David Williams (12), East Chapel Hill, NC 1:32.44 Cy Creek, TX 1:24.78 Peddie School, NJ 3:07.36 Sacred Heart Prep, CA 50.42 Karl Mering (12), Boise, ID 1:32.49 New Trier, IL 1:24.83 Regis Jesuit, CO 3:07.43 Dexter, MI 50.43 Matt Cox (11), Texas, TX 1:32.53 Bellarmine Prep, CA 1:24.85 Bloomington South, IN 3:07.51 Centerville, OH 50.43 Devon Davis (10), Air Acad., CO 1:32.69 St. Francis de Sales, OH 1:24.85 Glenbrook South, IL 3:07.52 Lawrenceville School, NJ 1:32.76 Saint Xavier, OH 1:24.85 Wesleyan School, GA 3:07.56 Loyola Blakefield, MD 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1:32.88 Cherry Creek, CO 1:24.98 Cherry Creek, CO 3:07.57 Granite Bay, CA 1:41.39 David Nolan (12), Hershey, PA 1:33.41 Peddie School, NJ 1:24.98 Phillips Exeter Acad., NH 3:07.58 Valley Christian, CA 1:45.43 Jared Markham (12), Cherry Creek, CO 1:33.49 Neuqua Valley, IL 1:25.00 Loyola Acad., IL 3:07.59 University School, OH 1:46.98 Jonathan Edwards (12), Cy Creek, TX 1:33.56 Regis Jesuit, CO 1:25.01 Providence, NC 3:07.74 Edina, MN 1:47.05 Matthew Curby (12), Hagerty, FL 1:33.64 Saint Ignatius, OH 1:25.02 Groves, MI 3:07.78 Los Gatos, CA 1:47.65 Nate Savoy (12), Wilson, PA 1:33.70 Clovis West, CA 1:25.04 Iona Preparatory, NY 3:07.85 Germantown Acad., PA 1:47.82 Gray Umbach (11), College Park, TX 1:33.75 Eden Prairie, MN 1:25.07 Pingry School, NJ 3:07.89 Northridge, IN 1:48.26 Matt Elliott (12), Richwoods, IL 1:33.78 North Allegheny, PA 1:25.07 University, IL 3:07.90 Alamo Heights, TX 1:48.31 Curtis Ogren (09), Saint Francis, CA 1:33.79 Crescenta Valley, CA 1:25.10 Fork Union Military Acad., VA 3:07.95 Upper Arlington, OH 1:48.38 Young Tae Seo (10), Crescenta Valley, CA 1:33.79 Munster, IN 1:25.10 Mundelein, IL 3:07.97 Homestead, IN 1:48.93 Dominick Glavich (12), Green Hope, NC 1:33.81 Saint Xavier, KY 1:25.10 Saline Area Schools, MI 3:08.00 Bearden, TN 1:49.01 Ryan O’Donnell (11), McFarland, WI 1:33.85 William P. Clements, TX 1:25.12 Strongsville, OH 3:08.01 Granada, CA 1:49.20 Christian Carbone (11), Baylor School, TN 1:33.91 Kingwood, TX 1:25.17 LaSalle College, PA 3:08.04 North Penn, PA 1:49.20 Mike Hurley (12), Fergus Falls, MN 1:34.14 Peachtree Ridge, GA 1:25.23 Brophy Prep, AZ 3:08.13 Amador Valley, CA 1:49.22 Robert Hommel (12), Green Valley, NV 1:34.16 Miramonte, CA 1:25.23 Notre Dame, IL 3:08.13 St. Charles North, IL 1:49.39 Steven Zimmerman (12), Little Miami, OH 1:34.24 Northridge, IN 1:25.25 Bellarmine Prep, CA 3:08.15 Westfield, IN 1:49.45 Ryan Murphy (10), Bolles School, FL 1:34.28 Corona Del Mar, CA 1:25.25 Eden Prairie, MN 3:08.25 Holland, MI 1:49.46 Steven Stumph (10), Campolindo, CA 1:34.30 Miami-Palmetto, FL 1:25.25 Lawrenceville School, NJ 3:08.25 Peachtree Ridge, GA 1:49.48 Jeff Depew (12), Naperville Central, IL 1:34.31 Wilson, PA 1:25.27 Valley Christian, CA 3:08.31 Regis Jesuit, CO 1:49.48 M. Williamson (10), Covington Catholic, KY 1:34.33 Los Gatos, CA 1:25.28 Edina, MN 3:08.34 Phillips Exeter Acad., NH 1:49.59 Adam Bull (11), J.J. Pearce, TX 1:34.35 Acalanes, CA 1:25.28 Upper Arlington, OH 3:08.40 College Park, TX 1:49.77 J. Ekstrom (12), Georgetown Prep, MD 1:34.35 Upper St. Clair, PA 1:25.33 Kingwood, TX 3:08.41 Greenwich, CT 1:49.98 Alec Cohen (12), Etowah, GA 1:34.36 Pingry School, NJ 1:25.34 Saint Xavier, OH 3:08.41 Strongsville, OH 1:50.07 Byron Sanborn (11), Palo Alto, CA 1:34.42 Woodberry Forest School, VA 1:25.35 Dubuque, IA 3:08.50 Brophy College Prep, AZ 1:50.16 Matthew Thompson (12), Seminole, FL 1:34.50 Saline Area Schools, MI 1:25.45 Tappan Zee, NY 3:08.50 McFarland, WI 1:50.24 Chuck Katis (12), Langley, VA 1:34.50 Tappan Zee, NY 1:25.46 Centerville, OH 3:08.51 Stagg, IL 1:50.25 Matthew Buerger (11), North Allegheny, PA 1:34.50 The Woodlands, TX 1:25.47 Countryside, FL 3:08.61 McDonogh School, MD 1:50.36 Nolan Tesone (11), Pomona, CO 1:34.51 Winter Park, FL 1:25.51 Cedar Falls, IA 3:08.62 Naperville North, IL 1:50.46 Andrew Cato (12), Floyd Central, IN 1:34.54 James E. Taylor, TX 1:25.55 Frank W. Cox, VA 3:08.79 Minnetonka, MN 1:50.54 Keanu Stevenson (12), Castle, IN 1:34.55 Hagerty, FL 1:25.61 Carmel, IN 3:08.82 La Canada, CA 1:50.56 Mickey Mackle (11), La Costa Canyon, CA 1:34.59 North Central, IN 1:25.61 Irvine, CA 3:08.92 Providence, NC 1:50.70 Christopher Wong (12), University, CA 1:34.61 Southlake Carroll, TX 1:25.63 Dana Hills, CA 3:08.96 Lake Norman, NC 1:50.77 Will Raynor (11), Creighton Prep, NE 1:34.63 Penn Trafford, PA 1:25.65 St. Charles North, IL 3:08.98 De La Salle, CA 1:50.78 Andrew Seitz (12), Amador Valley, CA 1:34.72 Loyola, CA 1:25.66 Loyola Blakefield, MD 3:09.08 Corona Del Mar, CA 1:50.88 David Boland (10), Saline Area Schools, MI 1:34.75 Palm Harbor University, FL 1:25.66 McCallie School, TN 3:09.09 Cinco Ranch, TX 1:50.90 Tripp Cooper (12), The Woodlands, TX 1:34.81 University, IL 1:25.71 Carl Sandburg, IL 3:09.13 Lyons Township, IL 1:50.93 Drew Peterson (12), Boulder City, NV 1:34.83 Upper Dublin, PA 1:25.80 Ronald Reagan, TX 3:09.15 Palo Alto, CA 1:50.96 Cameron Miller (12), Michigan City, IN 1:34.84 Carl Sandburg, IL 1:25.81 Monona Grove, WI 3:09.31 Davis, CA 1:51.07 Reed Malone (10), New Trier, IL 1:34.87 Iona Preparatory, NY 1:25.85 North Penn, PA 3:09.41 Emmaus, PA 1:51.07 Harrison Thai (10), Crescenta Valley, CA 1:34.88 Kingwood Park, TX 1:25.89 Centennial, TX 3:09.41 Jenks, OK 1:51.10 Ian Burns (11), Saratoga, CA 1:34.88 The Woodlands, TX 1:25.90 Central Bucks East, PA 3:09.41 Phillips Acad., MA 1:51.10 Kevin Khojasteh (11), Harker School, CA 1:34.92 St. Anthony’s, NY 1:25.90 Franklin Regional, PA 3:09.44 Fordham Prep, NY 1:51.12 Zach Stephens (12), Bloomsburg Area, PA 1:34.93 Northgate, CA 1:25.92 Damien, CA 3:09.45 Kingwood Park, TX 1:51.14 Drew teDuits (12), Edgewood, WI 1:34.96 Peoria Notre Dame, IL 1:25.96 Edison, CA 3:09.47 Chesterton, IN 1:51.15 Allen Browning (12), Alpharetta, GA 1:35.06 Murrieta Valley, CA 1:25.96 Westfield, IN 3:09.54 Menlo-Atherton, CA 1:51.21 Eric May (12), Arvada, CO 1:35.09 Bloomington South, IN 1:25.98 Southlake Carroll, TX 3:09.59 Notre Dame, IL 1:51.24 Codi Saunders (11), Valhalla, CA 1:35.09 McDonogh School, MD 1:25.99 Clovis West, CA 3:09.60 Klein, TX 1:51.25 Mack Rice (11), Indian Hill, OH 1:35.10 Fork Union Military Acad., VA 1:25.99 Gonzaga College, DC 3:09.62 Blue Valley Northwest, KS 1:51.35 Andrew Braun (12), Saint Xavier, KY 1:35.17 Cypress Creek, TX 1:26.06 Brebeuf Jesuit Prep, IN 3:09.63 Bellarmine Prep, CA 1:51.42 Zachary Buerger (09), North Allegheny, PA 1:35.17 Muscatine, IA 1:26.06 Northridge, IN 3:09.67 Pioneer, MI 1:51.47 H. 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Delakis (10), Eau Claire Memorial/N., WI 1:35.43 Chesterton, IN 1:26.15 Ridgefield, CT 3:09.93 American Heritage, FL 1:51.56 Alexander Vance (12), Hidden Valley, VA 1:35.44 Hinsdale Central, IL 1:26.16 Clovis, CA 3:09.93 Damien, CA 1:51.65 Corey Okubo (09), University, CA 1:35.45 Archbishop Moeller, OH 1:26.18 El Segundo, CA 3:10.04 Westfield, VA 1:51.68 Charlie Putnam (12), McLean, VA 1:35.45 Haverford, PA 1:26.18 Suffield Acad., CT 3:10.05 Glenbrook South, IL 1:51.73 David Speese (12), LaSalle College, PA 1:35.46 Phillips Acad., MA 1:26.19 Crescenta Valley, CA 3:10.05 Sycamore, OH ❖ 1:51.81 Raymond Cswerko (12), Torrington, CT 1:35.46 Rosemount, MN 1:26.20 Clarence, NY 1:51.87 Gregory Norsten (11), Woodbury, MN 1:35.47 Homestead, IN 1:26.21 Murrieta Valley, CA 1:51.87 Dillon Thompson (12), Munster, IN 1:35.48 Irvine, CA 1:26.23 Dallastown Area, PA 1:51.89 Ian Lemaistre (11), Alamo Heights, TX 1:35.50 Carmel, IN 1:26.23 Winter Park, FL 1:51.89 Brian Westlake (11), Del Oro, CA 1:35.50 Zionsville Community, IN 1:26.24 Apple Valley, MN 1:51.92 Connor Maher (12), Hopkins School, CT 1:35.51 Hudson, OH 1:26.25 Greenwich, CT 1:52.00 Teo D’Alessandro (11), Bolles School, FL 1:35.53 Avon Grove, PA 1:26.26 Farragut, TN 1:52.01 David Morgan (11), University, FL 1:35.54 Loyola Blakefield, MD 1:26.27 Northgate, CA 1:52.02 D. 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44 September 2011 14-16 Newberg, OR 21-23 Carson City, NV 29 Webb City, MO MASTERS CST Harvest Open RENO Open JCKW Halloween OCTOBER [email protected] renoswimmom@ Hair Raiser! Please note that membership in gmail.com [email protected] USMS (United States Masters 14-16 Memphis, TN Swimming) may be required for MTS Open 21-23 Beaverton, OR 29 Tullahoam, TN participating in the following 901-678-2809 Thunderbolt Swimming TSC Open meets. Please check with the Fall Open, scm 931-393-3921 meet director before entering 15 Scottsboro, AL meetdirector@ the meet. SSA Open thunderboltswimming.org 29-30 Huntsville, AL 256-601-9560 HSA Open 1 Sarasota, FL 21-23 Springfield, OR 256-885-0226 Tropical Splash Open Water 15-16 Morgan Hill, CA WSC Marie [email protected] ALMA Senior II DeHoog Open 29-30 Burlingame, CA asrcswimteam@ [email protected] BAC “C-B-A+” 1 Sandy Hook, NJ earthlink.net [email protected] Ederle Swim, 17.5 miles 21-23 Tualatin, OR 888-NYC-SWIM OCTOBER 8-9 Laurel, MD 15-16 Vero Beach, FL TTSC Autumn Open 29-30 Sebastopol, CA 1 Gainesville, GA MSSC All Free Meet TCSC AG/SR/TF Open [email protected] SSS “C-B-A+” 1 Las Vegas, NV LA Pentathlon [email protected] 561-870-5403 sssmeetdirector@ Swim the Dam Open Water jimyoung1@ 21-23 Oakridge, TN yahoo.com [email protected] mindspring.com 8-9 Fairfax, VA 15-16 Fishers, IN ACAC Open MAKO Fall Invitational SSC SwimFest 2011 865-300-2305 29-30 Sunnyvale, CA 3 Mission Viejo, CA 1 Lawrence, KS [email protected] [email protected] SUNN “C-B-A+” Mission Viejo Masters SCM AHWK IMX/Dist. Challenge 22 Portland, IN [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 8-9 Herndon, VA 15-16 Huntingburg, IN JAY Fall Invitational HACC Harvest Moon SARG Fall Sprint Invite [email protected] 29-30 Boonville, IN 8 Indianapolis, IN 1 Versailles, KY bruce.Andersen@ [email protected] BOON Pumpkin Plunge UI Masters Invitational, scm TNT Katie Brandenburg Herndon-va.gov 22 Lakewood, OH [email protected] [email protected] 502-319-1126 15-16 Indianapolis, IN Peg Neal Pentathlon 8 Lakewood, OH RIV Fall Invitational matt.demaline@ 29-30 Indianapolis, IN 8 Chattanooga, TN 1-2 Stockton, CA SWAT Sprint Spectacular [email protected] Lakewood.k12.oh.us SSS Tsunami Splash Swim the Suck, 10 miles RAM Senior II [email protected] [email protected] Tennessee River Gorge Thomas@ 15-16 Salina, KS 22-23 Morgan Hill, CA [email protected] stocktonswimclub.com 8 Redmond, OR SAC Fall Fling MAKO “C-B-A+” 29-30 Madras, OR CAC Autumn Pentathlon [email protected] [email protected] MST Halloween Invite 15 Lake Pleasant, AZ 1-2 Atlanta, GA [email protected] [email protected] Arizona OW Swim Series 4 GT Fall Invitational 15-16 Canton, OH 22-23 Oakland, CA 480-460-5052 [email protected] 8-9 Kissimmee, FL CCS Age Group/Open CUDA “C-B-A+” 29-30 Sweet Home, OR KSA AG/SR/TF Open [email protected] [email protected] Sweet Home Fall Splash 15 San Francisco, CA 7-9 Mobile, AL 407-529-6082 [email protected] Golden Gate Bridge Swim CMSA Open 15-16 Chattanooga, TN 22-23 Lake Lytal, FL info@ 251-442-8065 8-9 Miami, FL SCAC Open FGC Invitational, scy 29-30 Kingsport, TN waterworldswim.com Area 3 Developmental 423-634-7606 [email protected] BSC Open 7-9 Kingsland, GA coachjohn@ 423-833-5595 16 Bermuda BOOM Down Under Invite swimneptunes.com 15-16 Nashville, TN 22-23 Conyers, GA Round the Sound Swim mikeconner67@ NAC Open Rockdale Octoberfest 29-30 Springfield, VA [email protected] hotmail.com 8-9 Tampa, FL 615-491-6196 [email protected] SDS Monster Mash Invite STAT AG/SR/TF Invite [email protected] 23 Charleston, SC 7-9 Marietta, GA 813-493-1374 15-21 Zapopan, Jalisco, MEX 22-23 Arcadia, IN Swim Around Charleston Chattahoochee Pan American Games PA Spooky Splash 30 Oviedo, FL 10 miles GOLD Invite 8-9 Columbus, IN 719-866-4578 Lindsey@ BD AG/SR/TF Open [email protected] mvagcoach@ DON Octobear Develop. powerteamwear.com 407-617-2770 goldswim.com entrychair@ 21-22 Columbus, GA 24 Westwood, CA donnerswimclub.org Hurricane Fall Classic 22-23 Logansport, IN 30 Muncie, IN UCLA Bruin Masters SCM 7-9 Fort Leavenworth, KS cachurricanes@ CCS Splash and BSU Fall Invitational estebbins@ FTLL Splash Invitational 8-9 Fairview, OR bellsouth.net Dash Meet [email protected] recreation.ucla.edu [email protected] PRSC Fall Invitational coryneumann@ Danita.ross@ 21-23 Auburn, AL comcast.net 30 Gates Mills, OH 29-30 Charlotte, NC 7-9 Louisville, KY providence.org AUB Open NCS Freestyle and Dixie Zone SCM Champs. CARD IMX Challenge 334-707-1980 22-23 Manhattan, KS Distance Frenzy jerryclark@ [email protected] 8-9 McMinnville, OR MM Monster Splash [email protected] bellsouth.net ❖ Tom Owen 21-23 Hoover, AL [email protected] 7-9 Springfield, MO Memorial Invite HBT Open SPA Halloween Classic familymaswell4@ 205-933-9551 22-23 Laurel, MD [email protected] yahoo.com MSSC Fall Senior THIS Month 21-23 Clermont, FL office@ 7-9 Hillsboro, OR 14-16 Fort Myers, FL FSLA AG/SR/TF Open mscswimming.com IN SWIMMING Hillsboro Heat Fall Invite SWIM AG/SR/TF Open 321-274-6740 [email protected] 239-272-3861 22-23 Gresham, OR Sponsored by: 21-23 Jacksonville, FL MHA Fall Sprinter THE INTERNATIONAL 7-9 Hood River, OR 14-16 Largo, FL EAJ AG/SR/TF Open [email protected] SWIMMING HALL OF FAME Hood River Diamond WFLA AG/SR/TF Open 904-396-5751 Fruit Harvest of Gold 727-686-6418 23 Wooster, OH Invitational 21-23 Savannah, GA Wooster YMCA September [email protected] 14-16 Ocala, FL Carey Hilliard’s Invitational Mile Meet CFM AG/SR/TF Open [email protected] woosterymcaswim@ 7-9 Memphis, TN 352-873-5811 gmail.com Rosemarie Kother Gabriel (1986 ISHOF Honor MTAC Open 21-23 Avon, IN 901-457-2177 14-16 Pensacola, FL ACST Fall Classic 28 St. Petersburg, FL Swimmer) was the dominant butterflyer of her GPAC Invitational [email protected] SPA AG/SR/TF Open era. At the first World Championships in Belgrade 8-9 Cupertino, CA 850-484-1312 727-471-8896 in September 1973, she erased Karen Moe’s then- DACA “C-B-A+” 21-23 Michigan City, IN [email protected] 14-16 Clarkesville, GA MCPS Autumn 28-30 Fishers, IN world record of 2:15.57 in the 200 meter fly with HRST Mountain Invite Splash Invite FAST Monster her prelim swim of 2:15.45, then took it down to 8-9 Hayward, CA swimcoachanthony@ [email protected] Splash Invite 2:13.76 in finals. She also was part of the world AIA “C-B-A+” windstream.net [email protected] [email protected] 21-23 Newburgh, IN record-setting 400 medley relay and earned a 14-16 Jonesboro, GA NSC Fall Fling 28-30 Fort Wayne, IN silver in the 100 fly behind teammate Kornelia 8-9 Rohnert Park, CA TARA Arena Kickoff [email protected] FWA Fall Classic Ender. In all, she set five WRs in the 200 fly and QUIK Distance [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 21-23 Overland Park, KS three in the 100 fly. She came out of retirement to 14-16 Franklin, IN COOL Spooktacular 28-30 Terre Haute, IN compete in the 1976 Olympics, earning a bronze 8-9 San Jose, CA FRST Fall Invitational cjogan@ THT Halloween Splash medal in the 200 fly (2:12.86). SJA “C-B-A+” [email protected] coolswimteam.com [email protected] [email protected] 14-16 Notre Dame, IN 21-23 Bowling Green, KY 29 Naples, FL 8-9 Fort Lauderdale, FL IA Shamrock Shuffle Invite SKY Fall Fest T2 AG/SR Open Area 1 Developmental carol.saladin@ 270-779-3658 239-455-7243 [email protected] irishaquatics.com 21-23 Louisville, KY 29 Muncie, IN 8-9 Landover, MD 14-16 Lake Oswego, OR LAK Jack Thompson DAC Spooktacular PEAK All Free Meet LOSC Fall Open 502-451-4333 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
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