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2011 Region III Swimming and Diving Championships Results Event 1 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay Meet Record: 1:41.18 * 2006 Jefferson Forest HS S Spotswood High School-VA Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:43 PM 2/12/2011 Page 1 2011 Region III Swimming and Diving Championships Results Event 1 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay Meet Record: 1:41.18 * 2006 Jefferson Forest HS S. Hawkins, S. Thacker, T. Imron, J. Stauder State Cut: 1:49.89 ! Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time 1 Jefferson Forest High School A 1:42.79 1:42.21 ! 1 1) Nowakowski, Chad SR 2) Soderman, Alex JR 3) Morris, Hunter SR 4) Watson, Carter SR 2 Spotswood High School A 1:46.89 1:45.75 ! 2 1) Folsom, Austin JR 2) Reed, Austin SR 3) Sowers, Clay SO 4) Krauss, Andrew SO 3 E. C. Glass High School A 1:45.77 1:46.32 ! 3 1) Proffitt, Blake FR 2) Head, Carter SR 3) Graham, Joel JR 4) Howard, Will JR 4 Turner Ashby High School A 1:47.41 1:46.36 ! 4 1) Voltin, Cody JR 2) Moore, Alan JR 3) Floyd, Geoffrey JR 4) Butler, Art JR 5 Brookville High School A 1:47.70 1:52.95 5 1) Regan, Patrick SO 2) Yaitanes, Yannie JR 3) Unruh, Daniel SR 4) Mitchell, Evan SO 6 Waynesboro High School A 1:52.82 1:56.52 6 1) Bihl, Tim SR 2) Jones, Logan SR 3) Yuhasz, Joe SR 4) Lovelady, Luke SO 7 Lord Botetourt High School A 1:58.87 1:57.60 7 1) Brinkley, Ben JR 2) Simpson, Matt JR 3) Brajdic, Bobby SR 4) Bailey, Tyler JR 8 Northside High School A 2:02.84 2:06.51 8 1) Camper, Jeffrey SR 2) Steidel, Ean SR 3) Circeo, Justin JR 4) Vaughan, Max SR 9 William Byrd High School A 2:03.90 2:08.02 9 1) Vipperman, Drew FR 2) Gerig, Luke SO 3) Johnson, Luke SR 4) Fleming, Holden SR Event 2 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay Meet Record: 1:55.36 * 2010 Jefferson Forest HS E. Black, S. White, S. Fredericksen, A. Reed State Cut: 2:02.29 ! Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time 1 Jefferson Forest High School A 1:54.84 1:54.07 * 1 1) Reed, Ainsley SO 2) White, Susanna SR 3) Fredericksen, Sarah JR 4) Romanzak, Lauren SO 2 William Byrd High School A 2:06.00 1:55.10 * 2 1) Edsall, Kali FR 2) Lane, Annie FR 3) Edsall, Kacy JR 4) Gerig, Caitlin SR 3 Spotswood High School A 1:58.68 1:56.68 ! 3 1) Sheffer, Oliva SO 2) Kim, Angie SO 3) Adkins, Katherine JR 4) Smith, Emily FR 4 Brookville High School A 2:00.16 2:02.48 4 1) Musgrove, Taylor JR 2) Wingfield, Amber JR 3) Dailey, Annie JR 4) Williams, Hailey JR 5 Waynesboro High School A 2:07.13 2:04.96 5 1) Graves, Anne JR 2) Figgatt, Meredith JR 3) McDevitt, Scout JR 4) Stoneburner, Melody SR 6 E. C. Glass High School A 2:09.65 2:06.35 6 1) Thomas, Sarah SO 2) Sipos, Tori JR 3) Davis, Olivia FR 4) Angell, Jenna SO 7 Turner Ashby High School A 2:07.72 2:07.80 7 1) Walker, Austin SO 2) Sullivan, Alexandra SO 3) Collier, Marissa FR 4) Capasso, Claire SR 8 Northside High School A 2:14.83 2:14.94 8 1) Skellington, Kim SO 2) Evans, Meaghan SO 3) Myers, Shannon SR 4) Duzey, Samantha SR 9 Lord Botetourt High School A 2:20.24 2:20.90 9 1) Barkett, Anne Chappell FR 2) Obenchain, Kristen JR 3) Jennings, Laura Kate FR 4) Workowski, Julia FR --- Rockbridge County High A 2:09.79 SCR Event- 3 Men 200 Yard Freestyle - Meet Record: 1:46.02 * 2010 Carter Watson Jefferson Forest - State Cut: 1:54.19 ! ame Yr School Seed Time Finals Time 1 Williams, Caleb JR Jefferson Forest High School 1:44.65 1:44.84 * 1 (Event 3 Men 200 Yard Freestyle) Spotswood High School-VA Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:43 PM 2/12/2011 Page 1 2011 Region III Swimming and Diving Championships Results ame Yr School Seed Time Finals Time 2 Nowakowski, Blake FR Jefferson Forest High School 1:53.24 1:51.60 ! 2 3 Morris, Hunter SR Jefferson Forest High School 1:51.60 1:52.25 ! 3 4 Higdon, Christopher FR Waynesboro High School 1:57.87 1:53.46 ! 4 5 Folsom, Austin JR Spotswood High School 1:57.92 1:53.84 ! 5 6 Jenny, Steven SO Waynesboro High School 2:03.10 1:55.96 6 7 Bihl, Matthew SO Waynesboro High School 1:57.86 1:57.87 7 8 McCammon, Jordan JR Turner Ashby High School 1:58.74 1:59.13 8 9 Cooper, Jack JR Spotswood High School 2:02.01 1:59.98 9 10 Vipperman, Drew FR William Byrd High School 1:59.66 2:01.38 1 11 Alfieri, Joey SO E. C. Glass High School 2:00.77 2:01.91 01 12 Glick, Aaron SO Turner Ashby High School 2:06.54 2:06.22 1 13 Rodemann, Walter JR Brookville High School 2:04.87 2:06.39 21 14 Imron, Sean JR Jefferson Forest High School 1:58.58 2:07.80 31 15 Reeves, Zachary JR Brookville High School 2:08.62 2:09.54 41 16 Dearing, Brad JR Staunton River Golden Eagles 2:15.02 2:13.02 51 17 Heatwole, Dylan SR Turner Ashby High School 2:15.75 2:15.79 61 18 Bell, Connor JR Harrisonburg High School 2:14.08 2:19.38 71 19 Pierson, Justin SR Lord Botetourt High School 2:23.58 2:22.86 81 20 Anderson, Collin FR Lord Botetourt High School 2:39.67 2:36.06 92 21 Miller, Ben FR Lord Botetourt High School 2:44.34 2:37.44 02 --- Rawlings, Nicholas SR Northside High School 2:25.01 NS Event1- 4 Women 200 Yard Freestyle - Meet Record: 1:54.53 * 2003 Sasha Molanina William Byrd HS - State Cut: 2:06.39 ! ame Yr School Seed Time Finals Time 1 Fredericksen, Sarah JR Jefferson Forest High School 1:59.34 1:56.75 ! 1 2 Edsall, Kali FR William Byrd High School 2:01.20 2:00.72 ! 2 3 McDevitt, Scout JR Waynesboro High School 2:02.87 2:02.69 ! 3 4 Smith, Emily FR Spotswood High School 2:05.25 2:04.77 ! 4 5 Hepner, Savannah SO Spotswood High School 2:09.56 2:07.14 5 6 Angell, Jenna SO E. C. Glass High School 2:09.02 2:10.55 6 7 Skorcz, Julia SO E. C. Glass High School 2:12.63 2:12.99 7 8 Hawkins, Josie JR Turner Ashby High School 2:18.17 2:15.55 8 9 Canfield, Camden SO Brookville High School 2:17.48 2:18.16 9 10 Hess, Kelsey SR Rockbridge County High School 2:18.55 2:18.98 1 11 Ickes, Hailey FR Waynesboro High School 2:18.80 2:19.21 01 12 Hansen, Sally JR Rockbridge County High School 2:16.75 2:19.44 1 13 Lawson, Morgan SO E. C. Glass High School 2:22.05 2:22.71 21 14 Varah, Olivia SO E. C. Glass High School 2:20.44 2:23.85 31 15 Evans, Meaghan SO Northside High School 2:31.90 2:32.57 41 16 Cole, Hallie SO Northside High School 2:33.72 2:32.60 51 17 Lawson, Katryn SR Northside High School 2:41.01 2:42.96 Event61 5 Men 200 Yard IM 7 Meet Record: 1:58.28 * 2007 Evan Gregg Blacksburg HS State Cut: 2:09.59 ! ame Yr School Seed Time Finals Time 1 Nowakowski, Chad SR Jefferson Forest High School 2:01.75 2:00.97 ! 1 2 White, Logan FR Brookville High School 2:03.55 2:01.71 ! 2 3 Brajdic, Bobby SR Lord Botetourt High School 2:02.22 2:02.78 ! 3 (Event 5 Men 200 Yard IM) Spotswood High School-VA Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:43 PM 2/12/2011 Page 1 2011 Region III Swimming and Diving Championships Results ame Yr School Seed Time Finals Time 4 Pociluyko, Tyler JR Jefferson Forest High School 2:14.87 2:16.13 4 5 Floyd, Geoffrey JR Turner Ashby High School 2:21.52 2:17.37 5 6 Regan, Patrick SO Brookville High School 2:18.34 2:17.51 6 7 Sowers, Clay SO Spotswood High School 2:22.20 2:17.81 7 8 Moore, Alan JR Turner Ashby High School 2:22.15 2:23.68 8 9 Fulk, Matthew JR Broadway High School 2:27.96 2:24.49 9 10 Jackson, Devon JR Lord Botetourt High School 2:36.68 2:44.33 1 11 Steidel, Ean SR Northside High School 2:40.40 2:44.69 01 12 Circeo, Justin JR Northside High School 2:44.43 2:48.72 1 13 Gerig, Luke SO William Byrd High School 2:46.84 2:55.32 21 --- Clark, Tanner FR Turner Ashby High School 2:30.67 DQ Event3- 6 Women 200 Yard IM - Meet Record: 2:10.30 * 2004 Julie Sablik Cave Spring HS - State Cut: 2:22.19 ! ame Yr School Seed Time Finals Time 1 Wingfield, Amber JR Brookville High School 2:15.99 2:12.89 ! 1 2 Sheffer, Oliva SO Spotswood High School 2:19.48 2:17.41 ! 2 3 Lane, Annie FR William Byrd High School 2:17.77 2:18.64 ! 3 4 Lingle, Mackenzie SO Lord Botetourt High School 2:24.25 2:24.54 4 5 Jackson, Cassidy SO Lord Botetourt High School 2:31.22 2:26.37 5 6 Little, Sydney FR Harrisonburg High School 2:31.65 2:28.98 6 7 Myers, Shannon SR Northside High School 2:32.05 2:30.33 7 8 Capasso, Claire SR Turner Ashby High School 2:34.18 2:30.35 8 9 O'Hara, Holly SO E.
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