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For Dates 9/1/2010 - 8/31/2011 Boys Age 11 50 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 22.66 1048 Henrikson, Erik 11 SN Unattached 5/12/2011 2011 CA OB CIF-SS Division 3 Champs 2 22.93 1027 Andrew, Michael 11 SD Aberdeen Aquaholics 2/11/2011 2011 MN ROC Presidents Day A 3 23.87 956 Fishman, Jacob 11 IL Unattached 5/10/2011 2011 CA OB CIF-SS Division 4 Champs 4 23.97 948 Defore, Jackson 11 SE Unattached 10/23/2010 2010 SE NAC October Open 5 24.19 932 Le, Tin 11 OH Greater Columbus Swim Tm Of Oh 3/11/2011 2011 OH Ohio Junior Olympi Ch 6 24.36 919 Mocherla, Raj 11 NI Fairport Area Swim Team 11/20/2010 2010 NI GRSC Thanksgiving Meet 7 24.49 909 Murphy, Camden 11 MI Spartan Aquatic Club 3/11/2011 2011 MI WMS/WOSC 12 & U STATE 8 24.74 891 Jiang, Alvin 11 NT Dallas Mustangs 10/2/2010 2010 NT COPS A 9 24.92 878 Morse, Ethan 11 IL Fox Valley Swim Team 3/11/2011 2011 IL SCY ISI Age Group Cham 10 24.99 872 Levant, Jack 11 IL Fox Valley Swim Team 3/11/2011 2011 IL SCY ISI Age Group Cham 10 24.99 872 Lee, Matthew 11 CA Irvine Novaquatics 2/26/2011 2011 CA SCS All Star Swim Fest 12 25.00 872 Rawls, Corban 11 PC Crow Canyon Country Club Sharks 3/31/2011 2011 PC ALMA Far Westerns 12 25.00 872 Portela, Jordan 11 MV Lawrence Aquahawks 3/11/2011 2011 MV Division 1 Champs 14 25.02 870 Celestin, Tristan 11 FG South Florida Aquatic Club 11/19/2010 2010 FG Speedo Winter Champs 15 25.38 844 Truong, Devin 11 PV Rockville Montgomery Swim Club 12/12/2010 2010 PV Tom Dolan Invitational 16 25.39 843 Krueger, Daniel 11 WI McFarland Spartan Sharks 2/25/2011 2011 WI 12 & Under Short Cours 17 25.42 841 Fisk, Tucker 11 SN Davis Aquadarts 1/15/2011 2011 SN Davis Senior T&F 17 25.42 841 Shelstad, John 11 MN Unattached 5/14/2011 2011 MN SDVL Spring Fling ABC 19 25.44 839 Worrell, Kyle 11 MA Jersey Storm Swimming 1/21/2011 2011 MA Elite Meet 20 25.45 839 Johnson, Jacob 11 VA Virginia Association for Competitive 3/10/2011 2011 VA SC Age Group Champs Swimming Boys Age 11 100 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 50.79 1034 Andrew, Michael 11 SD Aberdeen Aquaholics 4/6/2011 2011 FL CAT/NASA Showcase Page 1 of 114 USA Swimming, Inc. For Dates 9/1/2010 - 8/31/2011 2 52.14 977 Defore, Jackson 11 SE Unattached 10/23/2010 2010 SE NAC October Open 3 53.28 930 Le, Tin 11 OH Greater Columbus Swim Tm Of Oh 3/11/2011 2011 OH Ohio Junior Olympi Ch 4 53.54 920 Murphy, Camden 11 MI Spartan Aquatic Club 3/11/2011 2011 MI WMS/WOSC 12 & U STATE 5 54.54 879 Hales, Matthew 11 CA Mission Viejo Nadadores 2/4/2011 2011 CA Younger Spring JO's 6 54.56 878 Lee, Matthew 11 CA Irvine Novaquatics 2/4/2011 2011 CA Younger Spring JO's 7 54.95 863 Lindquist, Talon 11 AK Kodiak Kingfishers 3/18/2011 2011 PN NW Region Short Course AG Championships 8 55.12 856 Morse, Ethan 11 IL Fox Valley Swim Team 3/11/2011 2011 IL SCY ISI Age Group Cham 9 55.17 854 Fisk, Tucker 11 SN Davis Aquadarts 1/15/2011 2011 SN Davis Senior T&F 10 55.20 853 Liang, Alex 11 PC Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics 2/12/2011 2011 PC PASA C/B/A+ Meet 11 55.27 850 Ballard, Alex 11 NC YMCA Seahorse Swim Team 3/18/2011 2011 SC USYMCA SC CHAMPS 12 55.41 845 Katz, Austin 11 FL Sarasota YMCA Sharks 2/17/2011 2011 FL Swimming Age Groups Ch 13 55.58 838 Shen, Myron 11 OR Tualatin Hills Swim Club 1/15/2011 2011 OR THSC Round Robin Duals 13 55.58 838 Portela, Jordan 11 MV Lawrence Aquahawks 1/15/2011 2011 MV Midwest All Stars 15 55.62 836 McPheters, Ian 11 NC Waves Of Wilmington,Inc. 12/10/2010 2010 NC WAVE Winter Classic In 16 55.63 836 Levant, Jack 11 IL Fox Valley Swim Team 3/11/2011 2011 IL SCY ISI Age Group Cham 17 55.66 835 Johnson, Jacob 11 VA Virginia Association for Competitive 3/10/2011 2011 VA SC Age Group Champs Swimming 17 55.66 835 Draves, Michael 11 WI Badger Aquatics Club 2/4/2011 2011 WI SSTY A+ Sponsored by 19 55.78 830 Jiang, Alvin 11 NT Dallas Mustangs 10/2/2010 2010 NT COPS A 20 55.81 829 Ryaboshapka, Daniel 11 PN King Aquatic Club 3/18/2011 2011 PN NW Region Short Course AG Championships Boys Age 11 200 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 1:53.45 996 Defore, Jackson 11 SE Unattached 10/15/2010 2010 FL WFLA Halloween Invite 2 1:56.11 939 Hales, Matthew 11 CA Mission Viejo Nadadores 2/4/2011 2011 CA Younger Spring JO's 3 1:56.27 935 Andrew, Michael 11 SD Aberdeen Aquaholics 2/4/2011 2011 WI SSTY A+ Sponsored by Page 2 of 114 USA Swimming, Inc. For Dates 9/1/2010 - 8/31/2011 4 1:56.79 924 Lindquist, Talon 11 AK Kodiak Kingfishers 4/28/2011 2011 AK AFOC Junior Oly 5 1:58.87 881 Draves, Michael 11 WI Badger Aquatics Club 2/4/2011 2011 WI SSTY A+ Sponsored by 6 1:59.28 872 Hohm, Spencer 11 IL Springfield USA 4/6/2011 2011 FL CAT/NASA Showcase 7 1:59.38 870 Myburgh, Keith 11 VA Virginia Gators 4/6/2011 2011 FL CAT/NASA Showcase 8 1:59.68 864 Murphy, Camden 11 MI Spartan Aquatic Club 1/28/2011 2011 IN BBSC Circle City Classic 9 1:59.76 863 Levant, Jack 11 IL Fox Valley Swim Team 3/11/2011 2011 IL SCY ISI Age Group Cham 9 1:59.76 863 Truong, Devin 11 PV Rockville Montgomery Swim Club 12/9/2010 2010 PV Tom Dolan Invitational 11 2:00.04 857 Liang, Alex 11 PC Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics 2/19/2011 2011 AZ Lost Dutchman Invitation 12 2:00.23 853 Katz, Austin 11 FL Sarasota YMCA Sharks 2/17/2011 2011 FL Swimming Age Groups Ch 13 2:00.40 849 Lee, Matthew 11 CA Irvine Novaquatics 2/26/2011 2011 CA SCS All Star Swim Fest 14 2:00.49 848 Corredor, Santi 11 FL Swim Florida 3/26/2011 2011 FL vs. FGC All-Star Meet 15 2:00.60 845 Albiero, Nicolas 11 KY Cardinal Aquatics 3/18/2011 2011 KY SC Championship - 9-12 16 2:00.81 841 Jiang, Alvin 11 NT Dallas Mustangs 10/2/2010 2010 NT COPS A 17 2:00.82 841 McDonald, Joshua 11 OH Cincinnati Marlins 3/11/2011 2011 OH Ohio Junior Olympi Ch 18 2:00.89 839 Le, Tin 11 OH Greater Columbus Swim Tm Of Oh 3/11/2011 2011 OH Ohio Junior Olympi Ch 19 2:01.04 836 King, Emerson 11 IL Wheaton Swim Club, Inc. 3/11/2011 2011 IL SCY ISI Age Group Cham 20 2:01.07 836 Bathory, Levente 11 NC Star Aquatics 2/17/2011 2011 NC 14 & Under Age Group Boys Age 11 500 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 5:02.31 995 Dalton, Wyatt 11 GA Dynamo Swim Club 3/18/2011 2011 GA Metro Divisional Champion 2 5:02.67 992 Defore, Jackson 11 SE Unattached 10/15/2010 2010 FL WFLA Halloween Invite 3 5:08.95 942 Hales, Matthew 11 CA Mission Viejo Nadadores 2/4/2011 2011 CA Younger Spring JO's 4 5:10.94 926 Draves, Michael 11 WI Badger Aquatics Club 2/25/2011 2011 WI 12 & Under Short Cours 5 5:12.50 914 Willenbring, Matthew 11 NT North Texas Nadadores 3/10/2011 2011 NT TAGS Short-course Champ 6 5:14.05 902 Myburgh, Keith 11 VA Virginia Gators 4/6/2011 2011 FL CAT/NASA Showcase 7 5:16.48 883 Steed, Hayden 11 NT City of Richardson Swim Team 3/10/2011 2011 NT TAGS Short-course Champ Page 3 of 114 USA Swimming, Inc. For Dates 9/1/2010 - 8/31/2011 Champ 8 5:16.85 881 Finke, Robert 11 FL Saint Petersburg Aquatics 2/17/2011 2011 FL Swimming Age Groups Ch 9 5:17.22 878 Ballard, Alex 11 NC YMCA Seahorse Swim Team 3/18/2011 2011 SC USYMCA SC CHAMPS 10 5:18.48 868 Larson, Johnthomas 11 MN Edina Swim Club 1/14/2011 2011 MN FOXJ Winter Classic 11 5:18.50 868 McDonald, Joshua 11 OH Cincinnati Marlins 3/11/2011 2011 OH Ohio Junior Olympi Ch 12 5:18.75 866 Santana, Brendan 11 SI Pacific Swim 2/25/2011 2011 SI SC Junior Olympics 13 5:19.75 858 Asphall, Darrin 11 GU Southwestern Aquatics Team 3/10/2011 2011 NT TAGS Short-course Champ 14 5:19.80 858 Arifovic, Adi 11 NE Phoenix Swimming 2/24/2011 2011 NE 12 Under Championships 15 5:20.15 855 Truong, Devin 11 PV Rockville Montgomery Swim Club 12/9/2010 2010 PV Tom Dolan Invitational 16 5:20.27 855 Rakovec, Matt 11 LE Ridgewood Y Dolphins 3/18/2011 2011 OH AP Great Lakes Zone Ch 17 5:20.42 853 Fields, Barley 11 GU The Woodlands Swim Team 3/10/2011 2011 NT TAGS Short-course Champ 18 5:20.49 853 Abruzzo, Andrew 11 MA Penn Charter Aquatic Club 3/10/2011 2011 MA SC Junior Olympics 19 5:21.23 847 Spektor, Ariel 11 MA Germantown Academy Aquatic Club 1/8/2011 2011 NJ TYR WINTERFEST 19 5:21.23 847 Corredor, Santi 11 FL Swim Florida 3/26/2011 2011 FL vs.
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