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SCY RELAYS – Updated Thru 10/15/20 SPMS T10 ALL TIME - WOMEN 18 AND OVER – SCY RELAYS – Updated thru 10/15/20 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1 1:38.02 Las Vegas Masters Katarzyna Wilk (27) Shekinah Hoffman (25) Jaclyn Taylor (22) Amy Lubawy (23) 2019 2 1:40.72 Rose Bowl Masters Anais Hacobian (21) Michelle Duraj (25) Lauren Turner (25) Lauren Frendreis (29) 2018 3 1:42.80 Las Vegas Masters Karin Wegner (45) Jelena Kunovac (53) Shekinah Hoffman (24) Katarzyna Wilk (26) 2018 4 1:43.19 Long Beach Masters Lynn Wittstock (32) Maureen Mendoza (34) Teresa Holley (41) Kathy Stuppy (24) 1995 5 1:43.56 Las Vegas Masters Shekinah Hoffman (23) Jamie Akenberger (26) Dannica Brennan (26) Kate Hibbard (32) 2017 6 1:43.69 Rose Bowl Masters Laura Adams (24) Lauren Frendreis (27) Ashley Hauser (28) Sarah Schwartz (28) 2016 7 1:43.88 Southern California Aquatic Masters Pamela Urbas (21) Jeanie Chicke (23) Kate Egan (21) Susie Burt (21) 1993 8 1:44.66 Santa Barbara Masters Karen Schultz (37) Alison Bernal (33) Lesley Bethel (27) Mariah Reading (23) 2017 9 1:45.22 Las Vegas Masters Megan Ripoll (30) Briana Emig (23) Jamie Grolle (30) Cambridge Guerrero (18) 2014 10 1:45.46 Rose Bowl Masters Giovanna Gonzalez (23) Laura Adams (23) Magwyer Herring (25) Shannon Streeter (23) 2015 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1 4:00.07 Mission Viejo Masters Margaret Reilly (33) Danah Jones (31) Dena Florczyk (24) Jennifer Richter (35) 2003 2 4:03.09 South Bay Swim Team Jennifer O'Conner (30) Susan Stohrer (29) Susie Mortenson (24) Carole Shigaki (37) 1993 3 4:05.74 Novaquatics Masters Jewelz Andrews (19) Courtney Martz (24) Stephanie Kramer (38) Rendy Opdycke (29) 2013 4 4:08.47 Rose Bowl Masters Laura Adams (23) Giovanna Gonzalez (23) Magwyer Herring (24) Katherine Tse (23) 2015 5 4:12.01 Rose Bowl Masters Mackenzie Marrs (23) Laura Adams (24) Shannon Streeter (24) Julia Stengel (30) 2016 6 4:14.68 Rose Bowl Masters Mackenzie Marrs (23) Alejandra Jimenez (25) Laura Adams (24) Katherine Tse (24) 2016 7 4:14.72 Venice Masters Teri Ellis (26) Nell Regan (24) Meredith Takara (25) Carole Shigaki (39) 1995 8 4:15.24 Venice Masters Lara Forman (24) Meredith Takara (24) Nell Regan (23) Teri Ellis (25) 1994 9 4:15.55 Rose Bowl Masters Shannon Walsh (23) Melanie Lentz Gonzales (27) Erica Seubert (30) Stefanie Capizzi (25) 2012 10 4:16.03 Conejo Valley Masters Jennifer Weiderman (49) Leslie Monroe (41) Beata Konopka (47) Stephanie Barlev (21) 2016 800 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1 8:28.02 UCLA Bruin Masters Laruie Dodd (35) Loren Uscilowski (36) Megan Lazzar (23) Rachael Dillon (23) 2007 2 8:34.86 Novaquatics Masters Zehra Balkan Buyukuncu (25) Ahelee Sue Osborn (50) Christina Venturacci (22) Jenny Perrey (27) 2008 3 8:45.05 Novaquatics Masters Brandy Bounds (24) Kathleen Barris (26) Fiona Petersen (31) Margaret Reilly (35) 2005 4 9:02.46 Rose Bowl Masters Nancy Leichter (46) Lauren Turner (24) Kim O'Grady (55) Lauren Frendreis (28) 2017 5 9:09.39 South Bay Swim Team Ann Finley (30) Susie Mortenson (24) Susan Stohrer (29) Dede Moore (33) 1993 6 9:14.21 Mission Viejo Masters Nikki Burns (20) Katie Moore (22) Kelly Wilkings (24) Melissa DiGregorio (24) 2010 7 9:23.83 South Bay Swim Team Jennifer Constable (24) Shealeen McIntyre Valerie Golden Kim Nygaard 1988 8 9:31.74 Venice Masters Joan Ver Halen (27) Mara Morgan (25) Stacey McKenney (26) Deanna Xanthos (24) 1997 9 9:34.41 Rose Bowl Masters Geraldine Zils (19) Judy Ho (28) Shannon Streeter (22) Laura Adams (22) 2014 10 9:40.73 Novaquatics Masters Erin Spiro (27) Liv Lyons (23) Christina Mannix (29) Heather Martinez (32) 2009 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 1 1:51.34 Las Vegas Masters Amy Lubawy (23) Joelle Beachler (19) Shekinah Hoffman (25) Jaclyn Taylor (22) 2019 2 1:52.28 Santa Barbara Masters Brooke Green (37) Lesley Bethel (27) Mariah Reading (23) Alison Bernal (33) 2017 3 1:53.63 Southern California Aquatic Masters Susie Burt (21) Pamela Urbas (21) Kate Egan (21) Andrea Bardin (24) 1993 4 1:54.84 Long Beach Masters Lynn Wittstock (32) Maureen Mendoza (34) Kathy Stuppy (24) Teresa Holley (41) 1995 5 1:55.24 Rose Bowl Masters Ashley Hauser (28) Laura Adams (24) Lauren Frendreis (27) Sarah Schwartz (28) 2016 6 1:55.57 Southern California Aquatic Masters Taylor Lakey (24) Spindrift Beck (26) Stephanie Popp (28) Ana Fradkin (43) 2017 7 1:55.94 Las Vegas Masters Cambridge Guerrero (18) Briana Emig (23) Melissa Giovanni (34) Jamie Grolle (30) 2014 8 1:56.24 City of Las Vegas Masters Liane Publow (21) Lindsey Leeming (20) Diana Philippi (37) Tish Carroll (43) 2005 9 1:56.66 El Segundo Masters Diane Graner-Gallas (37) Maria Elm (25) Mary Donlevy (31) Jenni Carlson (30) 2001 10 1:57.78 Las Vegas Masters Jessie Bradshaw (22) Lindsey Leeming (22) Violet Colavito (23) Alyson Noble (24) 2007 400 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 1 4:19.64 Mission Viejo Masters Rebekah Olsen (30) Katie Moore (23) Merritt Johnson (29) Tuesday Schellinger (24) 2011 2 4:24.21 Novaquatics Masters Zehra Balkan Buyukuncu (25) Jennifer Schumacher (22) Christina Venturacci (22) Jenny Perrey (27) 2008 3 4:37.33 Southern California Aquatic Masters Lisa Chang (24) Chris McPherson (24) Sarah Turner (30) C. Johnson (24) 1992 4 4:38.38 South Bay Swim Team Ann Finley (30) Susie Mortenson (24) Susan Stohrer (29) Carole Shigaki (37) 1993 5 4:38.75 Rose Bowl Masters Anais Hacobian (21) Michelle Duraj (25) Lauren Turner (25) Katie Benson (22) 2018 6 4:41.13 Riverside Aquatics Association Monica Ward (22) Heidi Platner (23) Kathleen McDaniel (26) Dorothy Collier (30) 1990 7 4:41.91 South Bay Swim Team Cynthia Griffith (27) Jennifer Constable (24) Ann Finley (25) Shealeen McIntyre 1988 8 4:44.23 Rose Bowl Masters Shannon Streeter (22) Geraldine Zils (19) Judy Ho (28) Laura Adams (22) 2014 9 4:45.62 Golden Road Aquatics Abica Dubay (30) Taryn Albright (23) Courtney Jensen (23) Allyson Young (23) 2016 10 4:45.77 Rose Bowl Masters Ashley Hauser (28) Laura Adams (24) Cheryl Simmons (48) Shannon Streeter (24) 2016 SPMS T10 ALL TIME - WOMEN 25 AND OVER – SCY RELAYS – Updated thru 10/15/20 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1 1:37.79 Westside Masters Kimberly Worthen (28) Shelly Worthen (28) Judith Katterman (25) Sandy Neilson (28) 1984 2 1:38.43 El Segundo Masters Diane Graner-Gallas (35) Mary Edwards (26) Janet Harlow (30) Hannenian Kissel (28) 1999 3 1:39.36 Southern California Aquatic Masters Diane Graner (26) Kristine Bush (27) Alexandra Middaugh (25) Karen Melick (32) 1990 4 1:41.13 Tandem Masters Kimberly Worthern (27) Diana Todd (39) Cindy Schilling (29) Sandy Neilson (27) 1983 5 1:41.14 Industry Hills Aquatics Club Kimberly Mogalian (25) Rhian Gulassa (26) Cindy Schilling (27) Sandy Neilson (25) 1981 6 1:41.76 Southern California Aquatic Masters Diane Graner Gallas (29) Alexandra Middaugh (28) Pam Lazzarotto (31) Ellen Ferguson (30) 1993 7 1:42.40 Rose Bowl Masters Michelle Duraj (26) Lauren Turner (26) Lauren Frendreis (30) Elizabeth Jenkins (31) 2019 8 1:42.63 El Segundo Masters Heidi Hannenian (27) Mary Bergen (27) Karen Sing (41) Laura Hajost (30) 1998 9 1:42.96 El Segundo Masters Michelle Dokter (30) Sue Mount (25) Theres Connelly (25) Aimee Berzins (26) 1994 10 1:43.05 Las Vegas Masters Kate Hibbard (30) Shannon Colavito (27) Maki Moore (29) Melissa Giovanni (35) 2015 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1 3:49.47 Ojai-Santa Barbara Masters Jane Cairns (27) Wenke Hansen (28) Carina Chapman (26) Katrina Carson (25) 1998 2 3:56.93 South Bay Swim Team Cynthia Griffith (27) Ann Finley (25) Therese Nugent Maren Scheuner 1988 3 3:58.47 Mission Viejo Masters Cynthia Lewis (34) Rebekah Olsen (29) Laura Dobbs (40) Nichole Talbot (32) 2010 4 4:03.49 South Bay Swim Team Ann Finley (27) Susan Stohrer (26) Sharon Owen (26) Sheryl Luera (28) 1990 5 4:03.69 South Bay Swim Team Ann Finley (28) Dede Moore (31) Cathy Moylan (33) Jennifer Constable (27) 1991 6 4:04.72 El Segundo Masters Theresa Van Oppen (29) Maggie Van Oppen (28) T. Boyle S. Keep 1987 7 4:05.50 Novaquatics Masters Mika Gomez (42) Megan Hedges (37) Katie Osborne (46) Lisal Moran (25) 2010 8 4:07.22 West Hollywood Aquatics Andrea DeVuono (31) Kathleen Walsh (33) Elizabeth Halouzka (29) Amy Dantzler (29) 1994 9 4:08.20 Novaquatics Masters Kathleen Barris (26) Fiona Petersen (31) Margaret Reilly (35) Sorrel Hanson (33) 2005 10 4:08.23 Southern California Aquatic Masters Leslie Gruenler (30) Diane Dagosta (37) Shannon Sullivan (39) Bonnie Adair (41) 1994 800 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1 8:46.91 South Bay Swim Team Ann Finley (27) Sharon Owen (26) Sheryl Luera (28) Susan Stohrer (26) 1990 2 8:49.84 South Bay Swim Team Cynthia Griffith (27) Ann Finley (25) Maren Scheuner (27) Therese Nugent 1988 3 8:53.95 Southern California Aquatic Masters Ellen Ferguson (26) Michelle Okulski (26) Shannon Sullivan (33) Karen Schmuhl (25) 1988 4 9:08.46 Las Vegas Masters Vaune Kadlubek (30) Teresa Sheppard (29) Pat Reeve (32) Michelle Luce (28) 1988 5 9:11.34 South Bay Swim Team Ann Finley (31) Dede Moore (34) Jennifer O'Conner (31) Sharon Law (36) 1994 6 9:12.01 South Bay Swim Team Ann Finley (28) Dede Moore (31) Cathy Moylan (33) J. Constable (27) 1991 7 9:20.76 Novaquatics Masters Rendy Opdycke (27) Megan MacDonald (25) Jenny Perrey (30) Kathleen Meloney (31) 2011 8 9:26.24 Mission Viejo Masters Rebekah Olsen (29) Cassandra Ortega (28) Cynthia Lewis (34) Nichole Talbot (32) 2010 9 9:29.33 Novaquatics Masters Sorrel Hanson (38) Julia Juliusson (45) Astrid Cybulskis (35) Ashley Merlo (29) 2010 10 9:36.53 Southern California Aquatic Masters Diane Graner (26) Marianne Kelly (28) Molly Welsh (32) Dianna Tate (29) 1991 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 1 1:47.70 El Segundo Masters Mary Edwards (26) Janet Harlow (30) Hannenian Kissel (28) Diane Graner-Gallas
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