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NADADORES SWIMMING NEWS Winter 2016 NADADORES SWIMMING NEWS Winter 2016 Golden Goggles Awards Team Records Broken 42nd Annual Turkey Classic Championship Meets Nadadores Dominate Pro-Am Nadadores Shine at SCS Champs first (6:38.99) with the B relay • 400 free relay—MVN A 2nd (M. Ristic, of M. Hales, Keyan Boniadi, Tran, M. Johnson, E. Ristic) 3:34.36. O’Connor, and Chua finishing third • 800 free relay—MVN A (Forker, Tran, in 6:53.25. Caruso, M. Johnson) 5th 8:01.05. The Nadadores men had a Photo courtesy of Hoang Tran • 200 medley relay—MVN A 2nd (M. silver-medal finish in the men’s 200 Ristic, Caruso, Tran, E. Ristic) 1:49.46. medley relay. The A relay team of 15-18 Girls Daniel Kim, Trent Pellini, Chua, • 500 free--Ellie Whitney 10th 5:18.57. and Morizono finished second • 1000 free—Whitney 6th 10:37.47. (1:34.52). 5-10 Boys On the second day of the • 100 free—Allen Cai 7th 1:00.79. meet, the Nadadores continued • 200 free relay—MVN A 7th (Dean their winning ways by notching Fujimoto, Dominic Morales-Ostergaard, Garret Hartline, Cai) 1:59.34. wins in the men’s and women’s • 200 medley relay—MVN A 10th (Fuji- 400-yard individual medley, the moto, Timothy McElroy, Cai, D. Morales- Mia Ristic gets some air at the start of the 200 backstroke. men’s and women’s 400-yard free- Ostergaard) 2:18.84. The Nadadores had amaz- Forker also had a bronze medal Nadadores celebrate their men’s, women’s, and combine team victories style relay, and the men’s 200-yard 11-12 Boys and men’s and women’s individual high point wins. freestyle. ing time drops and exciting races at finish in the 400 IM, finishing in • 50 free—Jake Romo 10th 25.74. The Mission Viejo Na- dadores team records in the 15-18 J. Epps won the women’s the Southern California Swimming 4:31.84. Keep reading to find out • 1000 free—Anders Hundeby 9th dadores won the KMSC Pro-Am and open divisions in the process. 400-yard individual medley in (SCS) Club Championships held about all of the Nadadores finalists. 11:14.28. • 50 back—Lucas Morales-Ostergaard Classic, held in Lewiston, TX The Nadadores men nearly 4:17.15. Redondo won the corre- December 4-6 at the Rose Bowl Nadadores in the Finals 8th 29.64. on December 17-21, 2015, with accomplished the same feat, win- sponding men’s event in 3:53.21. Aquatic Complex in Pasadena. One • 50 breast—Romo 9th 32.66. Redondo led another impressive of the most exciting races was the 5-10 Girls a score of 1207. This was nearly ning the 1000 free and 800 free • 200 free relay—MVN A 5th (L. Morales- championship final showing for 13-14 girls 200-yard breaststroke. • 200 free relay—MVN A 5th (Ava Hash- twice the score of the second-place relay and earning the silver in the emi, Emily Freitas, Abby O’Sullivan, Ostergaard, Donovan Hess, A. Hun- team, Lakeside Aquatics (614). 200 medley relay. However, the the Nadadores with O’Connor Nadadores Caitlin Caruso and deby, Romo) 1:45.24. Devon Forker battled the entire dis- Hannah Miller) 2:00.43. The Nadadores also won the men’s men were impressive in their deep finishing third (3:57.99), Kim • 200 medley relay—MVN A 9th (Hash- • 200 medley relay—MVN A 9th (A. Hun- and women’s team competitions by sweep of the 1000 free led by an sixth (4:03.20), and Forker seventh tance for a down-to-the-wire finish. emi, Freitas, O’Sullivan, Miller) 2:18.33. deby, Romo, L. Morales-Ostergaard, (4:03.61). Caruso edged out Forker by 0.10 Hess) 2:00.04. a similar margin, scoring 731 for amazing swim by Grant Shoults. 11-12 Girls seconds to win in 2:23.86. 13-14 Boys the men and 476 for the women. Shoults went 8:48.03, the second Shoults continued his domi- • 50 breast—Maya Pinedo 6th 33.15. The Nadadores started strong fastest time ever recorded by a U.S. nance by winning men’s 200-yard A few Nadadores were • 200 free—Noah Brune 6th 1:48.41. right from the first night where swimmer 18 years old or younger. freestyle in 1:34.72. Shoults was crowned SCS champions in ad- 13-14 Girls • 500 free--Brune 2nd 4:40.82 joined in the championship final by dition to Caruso. Ella Ristic won • 50 free—Ella Ristic 5th 24.27, Mia Ristic • 1000 free—Brune 1st 9:36.35 the women won every event, and This was the 10th fastest time for 8th 24.51. • 100 breast—Quinn Neamand 9th the men won all but one event on any American swimmer ever. That teammates Logan Redondo who the 13-14 girls 200-yard freestyle in 1:50.80, and Noah Brune won • 200 free—E. Ristic 1st 1:50.80. 1:03.45. day one, and broke several team time also lowers the Nadadores finished fifth (1:37.91) and Marc • 500 free--E. Ristic 3rd 5:01.96, Mary- • 200 breast—Neamand 8th 2:20.25, Alex records throughout the meet. The 15-18 year-old 1000-yard free- Morizono in eighth (1:39.73). the 13-14 boys 1000 freestyle in beth Johnson 4th 5:06.31. Borjal 9th 2:24.34. Nadadores kept the pressure on the style team record, previously set The Nadadores women 9:36.35 and the 400 individual • 1000 free—M. Johnson 5th 10:33.02. • 100 fly—Brian Cantin 8th 54.90. competition throughout the entire by Mike O’Brien in 1983. Shoults and men each won their 400-yard medley (IM) in 4:10.09. • 200 back—M. Johnson 9th 2:09.24. • 200 fly--Brune 3rd 1:56.57, Cantin 7th meet. was followed by teammates, Dan freestyle relay event. The women’s Along with Forker’s runner- • 100 breast—Caitlin Caruso 5th 1:07.48, 2:03.22. relay of Victoria Epps, Felix, Pea- up finish in the 200 breast, were Devon Forker 9th 1:09.62. • 200 IM--Neamand 7th 2:02.65, Cantin On the first day of the meet, O’Connor, who finished second in • 200 breast—Caruso 1st 2:23.86, Forker 10th 2:10.12. Stephanie Peacock won the wom- 8:59.20 and Logan Redondo, who cock, and Shelton won in 3:23.95. several other Nadadores silver medalists--all in the 13-14 girls di- 2nd 2:23.96. • 400 IM—Brune 1st 4:10.09, Quinn Nea- en’s 1000-yard freestyle in 9:23.50; went 9:01.48 for third. Shane Fork- Kim, Shoults, Redondo, and Mori- • 100 fly—M. Ristic 2nd 56.60, Ivy Tran mand 7th 4:16.44, Cantin 10th 4:23.37. the relay team of Samantha Shel- er finished fifth in 9:15.56, Marc zono teamed up to win the men’s vision. Mia Ristic finished second 10th 59.51. • 200 free relay—MVN A (Cantin, Nea- ton, Andrea Felix, Jessica Epps, Morizono was sixth in 9:23.81, event in 3:02.07, breaking the Na- in the 100-yard butterfly in 56.60. • 200 fly--M. Johnson 3rd 2:06.15. mand, A. Borjal, Brune) 8th 1:34.94. and Peacock won the 800 freestyle and Matt Hales finished seventh in dadores previous open team record The 200 and 400-yard freestyle re- • 200 IM--M. Ristic 1st 2:06.67, Forker • 800 free relay—MVN A (Cantin, A. Bor- relay; and Felix, Siqi Qin, Epps, 9:25.70. of 3:05.40. The mark was previ- lays and the 200-yard medley relay 5th 2:10.02. jal, Neamand, Brune) 6th 7:31.31. ously set in 2008 by Tom Shields, all finished second. Relay members • 400 IM—Forker 3rd 4:31.84, Caruso 7th • 200 medley relay—MVN A (Neamand, and Shelton teamed up to take the In the men’s 800 free relay, 4:37.85. A. Borjal, Cantin, Brune) 4th 1:43.73. gold in the women’s 200 medley the Nadadores A relay (Morizono, Charlie Rimkus, Kane Radford, on all of these relays were M. Ris- tic, Caruso, Ivy Tran, and E. Ristic. • 200 free relay—MVN A 2nd (M. Ristic, • 400 medley relay—MVN A (Neamand, relay in 1:44.50, setting a new Na- Forker, Redondo, Shoults) finished (Pro-Am continued on page 8) Tran, M. Johnson, E. Ristic) 1:38.16. A. Borjal, Cantin, Brune) 8th 3:52.31. 1 2 Three Nadadores Honored at Golden Goggles Nadadores Win at Tiburon MAC Renova- ect. Day is an American R & B tion Update singer who has just released her debut album, Cheers to the Fall. Nadadores staff and Foun- The Golden Goggles Awards cel- dation members are continuing to ebrates the accomplishments of the meet with representatives from the U.S. National Team and benefits City of Mission Viejo to discuss finances, timing, and design of the Photo courtesy of Mike Hales the USA Swimming Foundation to help the Foundation save lives and Marguerite Aquatic Center (MAC) build champions both in and out of renovation project. The Fall 2015 the water. issue of Mission Viejo Outlook featured the MAC renovation as its Photo courtesy of USA Swimming Photo courtesy of USA cover story. If you did not receive a copy of Mission Viejo Outlook, the story is available in the archive news section of the Nadadores’ website.
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