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ONE HOUR POSTAL, 25Th NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP United States Masters Swimming January, 2002 ONE HOUR POSTAL, 25th NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP United States Masters Swimming January, 2002 Sanctioned by the Florida LMSC for USMS, Inc. Sanction Number: 142-001 Sponsored by the Florida Maverick Masters, Inc. 6 Becky Crowe-Hill 28 5,025 BMW Women 19-24 64 Allison O'Donnell 25 3,790 ISF 7 Joy Stover 25 5,000 MOVY 64 Sage Morrison 26 3,790 NEM Sarabeth Schweitzer 5550 USAB 2000 8 Jenn Aber Korbly 26 4,870 NEM 66 Andrea Daley 25 3,775 NEM 1 Emily Wang 23 5,230 NEM 9 Kirstin Wilson 27 4,845 ISF 67 Colleen Darling 27 3,740 SCAM 2 Christina Cairns 23 5,015 SCAM 10 Helen Salcedo 26 4,770 SCAM 68 Juliet Port 26 3,700 ISF 3 Jenni Watts 22 4,995 ISF 11 Fiona Peterson 28 4,765 NOVA 68 Katina Mitchell 26 3,700 NEM 4 Miriam Carlson 24 4,945 MICH 12 Christen Deveney 25 4,675 NEM 70 Una Pett 29 3,695 METR 5 Michelle Pizzo 21 4,875 1776 13 Carrie Nordberg 26 4,670 PNA 71 Jelena Veljkovic 25 3,675 NEM 6 Nichole Ellis 22 4,800 ISF 14 Katherine Veazey 28 4,650 NEM 72 Mani A. Dawes 27 3,660 METR 7 Deny Soto 23 4,770 METR 15 Tara McGarr 29 4,645 NEM 73 Claudia Vecchio 25 3,640 METR 8 Sarah Leone 23 4,765 ISF 16 Stacy Fennell 25 4,610 NEM 74 Sylvie Burlot 29 3,615 REDT 9 Jenny Leiser 22 4,725 VMST 17 Jean Dillon 27 4,575 PNA 75 Jodi Cassidy 28 3,605 NEM 10 Ann Enoch 23 4,700 ISF 18 Lisa Neidrauer 29 4,545 METR 76 Jacqueline McMillen 26 3,600 NOVA 11 Megan F. Griffis 22 4,635 METR 19 Jessica Sullivan 25 4,540 SCAM 77 Heather Scranton 29 3,570 NEM 12 Valerie Valle 24 4,565 SPM 20 Heather Royer 27 4,520 SCAM 78 Gwenola Maichen 27 3,520 DSSM 13 Lisa Parrington 23 4,560 NEM 21 Leah Angell 26 4,475 UCLA 79 Lisa Barella 27 3,495 MVM 14 Jennifer Clifford 24 4,555 WILD 22 Erin Powers 26 4,470 NEM 80 Allison Garland 29 3,490 NOVA 15 Amy DeVito 22 4,525 NEM 23 Esther Chang 29 4,450 1776 81 Brandy Brown 28 3,480 NEM 15 Caitlin Thomas 21 4,525 NEM 23 Elizabeth Vicknair 27 4,450 WILD 82 Heidi Duehmig 29 3,455 NEM 17 Neala Kendall 22 4,520 SCAM 25 Laurel Bernini 25 4,425 NEM 83 Kristen O'Connor 29 3,440 NEM 18 Julie Bard 23 4,500 NEM 26 Emily R. Eaton 29 4,400 METR 84 Melissa Moffitt 29 3,375 DAM 19 Leslie Beauchamp 22 4,490 SPM 27 Jeanne Bonner 29 4,385 METR 84 Shannon Sawyer 29 3,375 IRCC 20 Brandi McDowell 23 4,485 UCSB 28 Nicole Benson 27 4,370 NEM 86 Jennifer Girton 26 3,350 CGIS 21 Townsley Balak 22 4,430 METR 28 Aileen O'Connell 25 4,370 REDT 87 Jessica Davis 29 3,320 UCLA 22 Jennifer Cruze 22 4,420 PNA 28 Megan Horst 26 4,370 NEM 88 Melanie Elmore 29 3,250 SPM 23 Rachel V. Pearline 24 4,410 METR 31 Marisa Deutsch 26 4,335 UCLA 89 Amy McNamara 28 3,235 NEM 24 Shannon Yott 23 4,405 1776 32 Elizabeth Talyor 25 4,325 ISF 90 Samantha Sturgis 27 3,220 NOVA 25 Megan Merchant 22 4,290 HSNM 33 Michelle Gaza 26 4,300 NOVA 91 Allis Ghim 28 3,195 METR 26 Amanda Leach 24 4,235 NEM 34 Dana Conrad 27 4,290 AQUA 92 Melanie Stanley 28 3,150 NCMS 27 Carol Humphrey 21 4,200 DAM 35 Gail French 27 4,280 NEM 92 Amy Garbacz 26 3,150 NEM 27 Leslie Hoffman 24 4,200 ISF 36 Brenda Tomtan 28 4,250 HSNM 94 Cynthia Navarro 28 3,135 NEM 29 Jane Stevens 24 4,100 ISF 36 Dahnya Geary 27 4,250 ISF 95 Maria Kamvysselis 25 3,130 NEM 30 Olivia Roberts 23 4,035 SCAM 38 Lorien Tambini 28 4,240 METR 96 Ioana Bazavan 26 3,045 SJAM 31 Amy Spears 24 4,020 MOVY 39 Denise Lundquist 29 4,225 BMW 97 Anne Sharman 26 2,975 NEM 32 Danielle Ebnother 20 4,000 OREG 40 Kendra Garrow 27 4,205 NEM 98 Amy Dawkins 26 2,925 ISF 33 Caroline Chow 22 3,960 SMMM 41 Anna Brozick 27 4,195 CYCL 99 Claudia Lee 26 2,900 NEM 34 Kerin Elisens 24 3,925 NEM 42 Jennifer Noonan 27 4,185 METR 100 Jeanine Grundman 28 2,500 CRUZ 35 Sarah Foster 22 3,840 TAM 43 Caroline Conley 29 4,180 METR 101 Rebecca Wagers 28 2,490 NEM 36 Sara Fleming 22 3,825 RMM 44 Christine Law 28 4,175 STAN Women 30-34 37 Devon A. McGoldrick 24 3,815 METR 45 Heather Hedrick 29 4,170 ISF Lisa Hazen 5625 SCS 1995 38 Rebecca Haw 22 3,750 SCAM 46 Heather Bakker 25 4,100 USAB 1 Jeni Buys 32 5,050 SDSM 39 Meg Tennant 24 3,675 NEM 47 Gretchen Bates 27 4,090 METR 2 Stacy Jarosz 34 5,030 TWC 39 Melissa Head 22 3,675 NEM 47 Tara Gulla 28 4,090 NEM 3 Sandie Easton 32 4,975 ARIZ 41 Monica MacDonald 22 3,600 TAM 49 Emilie Sullivan 27 4,040 PNA 4 Jill Gellatly 34 4,960 HOTS 42 Melissa Dossie 24 3,320 METR 50 Wendy Johnson 27 4,000 NEM 5 Dana Woody 32 4,900 NIAG 43 Robin Osterhout 24 3,180 SCAM 50 Regina O'Toole 27 4,000 NEM 6 Amanda Vittetoe 30 4,895 NOVA 44 Jennifer Machado 22 3,115 NEM 52 Adina Kletter 28 3,995 MVM 7 Michele Fox 32 4,725 NEM 45 Angie Duff 24 3,100 NEM 53 Lori Callaghan 27 3,990 UCSB 8 Amy Krauss 34 4,715 ISF 46 Megan Pendley 23 3,075 ISF 54 Marna Kagele 26 3,980 DSSM 9 Debbie Schultz-Santos 33 4,700 WCM 47 Lisa Zolezzi 24 2,820 ISF 54 Elizabeth Ford 29 3,980 METR 10 Stephanie Dorsey 31 4,670 REDT Women 25-29 56 Robin Heidt 27 3,975 MELO 11 Nancy North 33 4,665 SDSM 56 Aileene Palm 29 3,975 NEM Lisa Hazen 5560 USF 1994 12 Karen Simontacchi 33 4,600 TAM 58 Karla Rees 29 3,935 SJAM 1 Sara Quan 29 5,310 OREG 12 Katie Kelly 32 4,600 TAM 59 Amanda Holzhausen 28 3,912 ISF 2 Andrea Packard 27 5,225 NEM 14 Lee Anne Ghimenti 31 4,550 VCM 60 Barby Weaver 29 3,900 BTAM 3 Chrissy Miller 25 5,220 PWM 15 Joanna Colaneri 30 4,525 METR 61 Greg Grossart 27 3,870 ISF 4 Liz Hawes 25 5,120 UCSB 16 Cynthia Hertzer 32 4,515 CRUZ 62 Carly Berwick 28 3,865 REDT 5 Jessica Stokes 25 5,075 NEM 17 Kim Wesson 34 4,500 NEM 63 Cari Linehan 28 3,835 METR Page -1- 18 Stephanie Morawski 31 4,435 NEM 82 Anjali De Bellefroid 31 3,430 TAM 20 Jennifer Ferree 37 4,425 NEM 19 Kris Houchens 34 4,410 ISF 84 Heidi Duehmig 30 3,415 NEM 21 Marci Casey 37 4,410 WILD 20 Jessie Toland 33 4,395 NEM 84 Jennifer Rein 30 3,415 NEM 22 Livia Zien 35 4,375 SPM 21 Colleen Alderson 30 4,370 METR 86 Susan Marshall 31 3,400 NEM 22 Anne O'Dea 35 4,375 ISF 22 Karin Heusted 33 4,355 PNA 86 Sarah Downey 32 3,400 NEM 24 Ilse L. Wolfe 37 4,365 METR 23 Christine I. Laidlaw 34 4,330 METR 88 Lisa Pappas 33 3,390 NEM 25 Karen Norris 36 4,360 UCLA 24 Lynn A. Cialdella 34 4,328 METR 89 Mary Beth Cadwell 32 3,370 NEM 26 Trish Heisdorffer 38 4,350 RMM 25 Karen Latham 34 4,315 NEM 90 Monika Metzger 31 3,355 UNAT 26 Tina Childress-Brown 37 4,350 ISF 26 Lisa Elsener 32 4,310 MOVY 90 Maureen Mello 34 3,355 NEM 28 Anne Tilley 36 4,285 NEM 27 Anita Lang 34 4,290 NEM 92 Melanie Bella 30 3,350 ISF 29 Mary Frances 36 4,260 NEM 28 Christine Lindstrom 32 4,280 NEM 93 Laurie Stern 34 3,340 UCLA 30 Shannon Walsh 37 4,235 SATX 29 Mollie Battenhouse 34 4,270 METR 94 Marta Lastellic-Thomas 31 3,325 NOVA 31 Christine Swanson 39 4,205 SPM 30 Hilde Kjekstad 34 4,205 CONN 95 Carol Prescott 32 3,280 NEM 32 Angela Guardiano 35 4,190 CONN 31 Meryem 30 4,185 METR 96 Flavia Zappa 34 3,275 FMM 33 Barbara Lastelic 35 4,180 NOVA 32 Lisa Welke Zawistoski 32 4,155 NOVA 96 Gillien Todd 34 3,275 NEM 34 Gail Pentheny 39 4,175 NEM 32 Linda Swartz 34 4,155 NEM 98 Lisa Hutchings 33 3,265 NIAG 35 Nancy Virnelli 39 4,160 NEM 34 Paige Morganti 33 4,145 NEM 99 Kristen Over 32 3,260 UCLA 36 K Mullen-Gmytrasiewicz 35 4,150 ISF 35 Stephanie Schragger 30 4,140 METR 100 Diane Kennedy 34 3,255 PNA 37 Margo Butler 37 4,135 DSSM 36 Lisa Bennett 30 4,125 RMM 100 Elizabeth Bolyn 32 3,255 NEM 38 Laurie Chesler 38 4,125 UCLA 37 Kristine Lewis 31 4,100 OREG 102 Cindy Berkson 33 3,230 UCLA 38 Holly Hoegh 39 4,125 UNAT 38 Melodee Nugent 34 4,095 WMA 102 Melissa Stein 32 3,230 METR 38 Nicole Tate 38 4,125 ISF 39 Jami Andrews 32 4,075 SCSC 104 Karen Lommel 31 3,215 WILD 41 Renee Cooper 37 4,120 H2O 40 Amy Adcock 32 4,070 NEM 105 Keri Newsome 33 3,200 UNAT 42 Whitney Welch 37 4,110 CONN 40 Beth Wyatt 33 4,070 NEM 106 Nicole Cely Leichtman 30 3,185 METR 43 Karen Halford 35 4,100 SPCO 42 Hayley Sain 32 4,065 UCLA 107 Helen Ahn 31 3,165 UCLA 44 Beth Flynn 39 4,085 RHMS 43 Bridget Bailie 32 4,045 ISF 108 Karen Claire-Zimmet 32 3,150 NEM 45 Vicki Hedrick 36 4,055 VCM 44 Robin Barry 34 4,025 HSNM 109 Heather Lugassy 31 3,120 TAM 45 Alison Badger 35 4,055 MICH 45 Elizabeth Nilsen 33 4,020 CRUZ 110 Palmyra Catravas 34 3,100 SCAM 47 Kristin Brooks 36 4,035 OREG 45 Masi Denison 31 4,020 NEM 111 Terri Carter 33 3,060 RINC 48 Sheralyn Listgarten 36 4,020 STAN 47 Shannon Adams 30 4,015 NEM 112 Patty Fitzgerald 34 3,030 NEM 49 Andrea Ghez 36 4,010 UCLA 48 Melissa Thompson 31 4,000 ISF 113 Judy Brashears 33 3,000 ETEX 49 Mindi Brenner 37 4,010 SNM 48 Amanda Pearson 31 4,000 NEM 114 Kristen Phillips 30 2,970 NEM 51 Jackie Kimpton 39 4,000 PNA 48 Cindy Curtis 33 4,000 NEM 115 Suzanne Holmberg 32 2,870 NEM 52 Deb Ogden 36 3,950 ISF 51 Debbie Gonsalves 33 3,990 TVM 116 Adeyma Arroyo 33 2,860 SMMM 53 Bodil Arlander 37 3,940 REDT 51 Cameron Sullivan 33 3,990 TVM 117 Heidi Fiore-Campbell 31 2,815 NEM 54 Heidi Troutner 38 3,925 CRUZ 53 Amanda Telford 32 3,985 NEM 118 Victoria Prescott 31 2,810 METR 54 Amy Farmer 37 3,925 ISF 54 Alexandra Weymouth 31 3,975 ISF 119 Sheila Buccini 30 2,785 NEM 56 Cheryl Ruane 37 3,915 NEM 55 Kali Wojcieszak 30 3,915 NEM 120 Stephanie Javaheri 30 2,710 NEM 57 Jennifer Kitchin 35 3,910 USF 56 Margaret O'Toole 32 3,900 NEM 121 Nynke Ligtenberg 33 2,550 RINC 58 Christine Cook 35 3,900 MESC 57 C Mei-An Tsu 33 3,890 NEM 122 Chinna Udoji 30 2,120 NEM 59 Melissa Bybee 36 3,895 REDT 58 Patricia Schneider 34 3,865 NOVA 123 Justine Price 32 2,105 METR 60 Erin Craig 38 3,875 RINC 59 Brigitte Elke 34 3,855 SLOM 124 Beth Primich 34 1,990 NEM 60 Kelley Ryan-Warner 38 3,875 TAM 60 Ginny Strang 33 3,845 TAM 125 Ann-Marie Opeila 30 1,965 NEM 60 Charlotte Plummer 36 3,875 RMM 61 Patricia Gloede 30 3,825 CRUZ Women 35-39 63 Diana McKenzie 37 3,860 ISF 61 Elizabeth Fassberg 34 3,825 METR
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