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July 13, 2016 Enclosed Is the Preliminary TO: USMS Records & Tabulation Committee USMS LMSC Top Ten Recorders Date: July 13, 2016 Enclosed is the preliminary 2015-2016 Top Ten for Short Course Yards. Please compare this carefully to what you sent me, especially if I had questions for you, and send all corrections to me by July 31. Also, please help check for any bad times, duplicate names, relay-team duplicates, misspellings or any other errors. There are several NVs (Not Verified - times that are faster than the official record). Some of the NVs may be errors, and if so PLEASE let me know. If valid, please encourage the meet director to get the documentation sent in to me. The deadline for these records is the end of August. Note there are some meets included that have not sent in their pool measurements yet. Those meets will be removed by the final publication if not received. The preliminary Top Ten will be published on the web at our Top Ten web site. You can reach it by going to www.usms.org and going to the Events & Results tab and from there to “Top 10”. There you will find a link to the Top Ten web page. We would like as many people as possible to get involved in the proofreading. So, tell your friends. A big THANK YOU to all the LMSC Top Ten Recorders for all the excellent work they did to make this possible. Special THANKS to Mary Sweat, who helped compile this course. If you are no longer the Top Ten Recorder for your LMSC, please send me updated information (name, phone number, email). The best way to send corrections is by email to: [email protected] Swimmingly, Mary Beth Windrath National Swims Administrator USMS Records & Tabulation 10235 SW Citation Dr Beaverton, OR 97008 503-352-9162 DEADLINE FOR RESPONSES – July 31 PRELIMINARY 2015-2016 Short Course Yard – Top Ten Individuals WOMEN 18-24 28.94 Jeanette C Dove 23 58.84 Christine R Kerr 24 1:58.59 Alana M Aubin 25 ~~~~~~~~~~~ 28.97 Kathryn Yarbrough 24 59.15 Melissa K Paakh 23 1:58.62 Hailey Bambusch 25 • 50 YD FREESTYLE • 100 YD BACKSTROKE • 200 YD BUTTERFLY 1:59.01 Carleigh L Kutac 25 22.21 VANDERPOOL-WALLAC 15 55.90 EMILE EWING 10 1:54.62 KATHERINE MILLS 12 1:59.44 Amy K Webb 29 24.13 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 23 57.59 Rachel Flinn 24 2:01.35 Elizabeth Pepper 22 2:00.77 Allison Retotar 29 24.27 Amalia K Kobelja 23 57.83 Marina Nascimento 20 2:05.07 Haley J Gordon 23 • 500 YD FREESTYLE 24.38 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 58.02 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 23 2:10.69 Alyssa R Levine 23 4:49.88 SHEILA TAORMINA 96 24.39 Alyson Kaywork 22 58.15 Anna K Senko 23 2:11.56 Grecia Gonzalez 22 4:59.32 Katie C Kastes 26 24.44 Taylor Wilcox 24 58.98 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 2:17.81 Kelsey Liu 23 5:07.43 Adrienne L Bicek 25 24.47 Sara Shaner 24 1:00.06 Margo R Stanfa 24 2:18.73 Jordan Iverson 22 5:16.27 Heather D Mohorn 29 24.63 Kelly Hagerty 24 1:00.31 Elyssa Pedote 23 2:20.91 Theresa McCartney 23 5:19.47 Amy Xu 26 24.70 Corinne Caldwell 22 1:00.75 Maia Brundage 20 2:21.24 Alexandra Jacobs 22 5:22.97 Carleigh L Kutac 25 24.70 Maike Tweesmann 24 1:01.68 Alyson Kaywork 22 2:22.72 Valerie M Thorp 24 5:23.18 Allison Retotar 29 24.74 Anna K Senko 23 1:01.72 Suzanne Bessire 23 2:23.43 Kaley A Wittrock 24 5:24.57 Jessica Ballard 27 • 100 YD FREESTYLE • 200 YD BACKSTROKE • 100 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 5:25.99 Amy K Webb 29 48.18 KATIE MEILI 14 1:59.22 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 53.02 KATIE MEILI 14 5:26.25 Denise M Letendre 27 52.10 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 23 2:04.38 Marina Nascimento 20 59.30 Nicole K Ligeza 24 5:26.90 Sara E Holman 29 52.41 Catherine Breed 23 2:04.64 Anna K Senko 23 59.49 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 • 1000 YD FREESTYLE 52.75 Rachel A Nelson 24 2:05.03 Catherine Breed 23 59.79 Rachel Flinn 24 10:12.34 LISA HAZEN 94 52.88 Kathryn T Murphy 23 2:06.25 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 23 1:00.03 Danielle A Kerr 24 10:34.38 Adrienne L Bicek 25 52.89 Elizabeth Pepper 22 2:07.98 Rachel Flinn 24 1:01.63 Haley J Gordon 23 10:50.86 Heather D Mohorn 29 53.03 Alyson Kaywork 22 2:09.67 Elyssa Pedote 23 1:01.72 Sara Shaner 24 10:52.73 Amy Xu 26 53.06 Maike Tweesmann 24 2:14.20 Amy Modglin 24 1:01.74 Rachel A Nelson 24 11:01.52 Sara E Holman 29 53.17 Christine R Kerr 24 2:15.36 Kelsey Liu 23 1:01.89 Alyson Kaywork 22 11:01.99 Mary E Holman 29 53.44 Sara Shaner 24 2:16.67 Morgan R Miller 22 1:02.23 Alyssa R Levine 23 11:12.46 Jessica Ballard 27 53.86 Julia Green 18 2:17.26 Gabrielle Mizerak 23 1:02.24 Elyssa Pedote 23 11:18.43 Amanda Janszen 28 • 200 YD FREESTYLE • 50 YD BREASTSTROKE • 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 11:22.02 Lindsay Gaudinier 26 1:43.28 DANA VOLLMER 09 27.76 KATIE MEILI 14 1:54.20 KATIE MEILI 14 11:23.85 Molly Woodford 25 1:50.46 Elizabeth Pepper 22 29.59 Amalia K Kobelja 23 2:05.51 Allison A Arnold 23 11:29.83 Carleigh L Kutac 25 1:53.79 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 23 30.58 Nicole K Ligeza 24 2:05.86 Anna K Senko 23 • 1650 YD FREESTYLE 1:54.11 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 30.69 Allison A Arnold 23 2:06.69 Haley J Gordon 23 16:50.17 KAREN BURTON 91 1:54.52 Christine R Kerr 24 31.01 Lauren Greenberg 24 2:08.55 Maia Brundage 20 18:07.59 Heather D Mohorn 29 1:57.79 Allison A Arnold 23 31.05 Kimberly Jerome 23 2:10.07 Rachel Flinn 24 18:31.96 Sara E Holman 29 1:58.87 Alyson Kaywork 22 31.61 Merle Liivand 24 2:12.72 Maike Tweesmann 24 18:33.32 Amy Xu 26 1:59.11 Rachel Flinn 24 31.72 Laura D Adams 24 2:13.64 Danielle A Kerr 24 18:39.09 Mary E Holman 29 2:00.02 Tess Vorselen 22 31.81 Katherine Gentsch 24 2:14.60 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 18:40.95 Jessica Ballard 27 2:00.07 K Winchell 22 32.07 Emily A Newton 23 2:15.78 Molly A Smith 24 18:52.62 Lauren R Clifford 25 2:00.61 Kaley D Gregory 23 32.12 Danae Petrakis 23 2:18.57 Paige K Bradley 24 19:08.74 Molly Woodford 26 • 500 YD FREESTYLE • 100 YD BREASTSTROKE • 400 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 19:25.51 Katherine Pickard 26 4:49.97 JESSICA FOSCHI 03 58.71 KATIE MEILI 14 4:21.82 KATHERINE MILLS 12 19:33.37 Lindsay Gaudinier 26 4:57.43 Maia Brundage 20 1:06.20 Lauren Greenberg 24 4:33.45 Anna K Senko 23 19:36.16 Megan A Foley 25 4:58.27 Allison A Arnold 23 1:08.11 Allison A Arnold 23 4:40.89 Mackenzie M Leake 22 • 50 YD BACKSTROKE 5:05.03 Elizabeth Pepper 22 1:08.21 Danae Petrakis 23 4:47.58 Maike Tweesmann 24 25.26 TANICA JAMISON 10 5:08.09 Catherine Breed 23 1:08.62 Anna Sharpe 24 4:50.27 Kelsey Liu 23 26.13 O'Donnell-McCarth 29 5:13.88 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 23 1:09.13 Alyson Kaywork 22 4:54.57 Jordan Iverson 22 27.22 J Schauwecker 26 5:19.45 Kaley D Gregory 23 1:09.17 Madeline Hutt 24 4:55.65 Grecia Gonzalez 22 27.71 Jessica Ballard 27 5:24.35 Audra Burtch 22 1:09.23 Merle Liivand 24 4:57.29 Valerie M Alef 23 27.81 Becca Wyant 25 5:25.50 Molly A Smith 24 1:09.50 Katherine Gentsch 24 5:01.62 Tirion L Sheafor 21 27.82 Erica L Smith 28 5:27.06 Kelsey Liu 23 1:09.68 Remy Neville 24 5:01.66 Alexandra Jacobs 22 27.89 Margaret A Harris 26 5:28.95 Hannah Caron 24 1:09.80 Sara Shaner 24 5:03.90 Ashleigh J Sall 22 28.27 Nicole K Saulters 26 • 1000 YD FREESTYLE • 200 YD BREASTSTROKE 28.41 Taylor Wilcox 25 10:12.42 LUANE ROWE 12 2:06.59 MICAH LAWRENCE 14 WOMEN 25-29 28.41 Penelope Yamauchi 25 10:31.11 Allison A Arnold 23 2:21.47 Allison A Arnold 23 ~~~~~~~~~~~ 29.20 Denise M Letendre 27 10:51.35 Mackenzie M Leake 22 2:25.86 Madeline Hutt 23 • 50 YD FREESTYLE • 100 YD BACKSTROKE 10:52.83 Kaley D Gregory 23 2:30.34 Anna Sharpe 24 22.62 MADISON KENNEDY 14 54.06 TANICA JAMISON 10 11:29.85 Ashley Rossi 24 2:31.13 Valerie M Alef 23 23.18 Kamila Wlostowska 26 57.27 O'Donnell-McCarth 29 11:31.46 Jordan Iverson 22 2:31.64 Kelsey Liu 23 23.34 Marie A Ballenger 29 57.91 J Schauwecker 26 11:32.95 Valerie M Thorp 24 2:33.29 Merle Liivand 24 23.95 Anna R Munger 25 59.29 Marissa L Clapp 28 11:32.99 Rachel Flinn 24 2:33.63 Danae Petrakis 23 23.97 O'Donnell-McCarth 29 59.53 Margaret A Harris 26 11:34.42 Ashleigh J Sall 22 2:34.54 Emily A Newton 23 23.98 Anna Miller 29 1:00.74 Erica L Smith 28 11:38.17 Marielle Balz 24 2:37.99 Helen E Newton 24 24.01 Lauren Frendreis 27 1:00.97 Katy Houston 28 11:46.23 Taylor A Hutton 23 2:38.42 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 24.05 Danielle C Yoho 25 1:02.11 Carleigh L Kutac 25 • 1650 YD FREESTYLE • 50 YD BUTTERFLY 24.06 Jen L Madgiak 29 1:02.32 Kari Peglar 26 17:27.91 ALLISON ARNOLD 16 24.54 DANA VOLLMER 09 24.28 Taylor Wilcox 25 1:02.69 Honorata Zaklicki 25 17:27.91 Allison A Arnold 23 25.37 Anna K Senko 23 24.38 Kathleen E McGraw 29 1:03.51 Jessica Ballard 27 18:08.18 V Barthelemy 24 25.53 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 • 100 YD FREESTYLE • 200 YD BACKSTROKE 18:08.86 Kaley D Gregory 23 26.10 Haley J Gordon 23 49.18 KIM VANDENBERG 13 1:56.87 F PELLEGRINI 15 18:53.49 Courtney Beidler 24 26.18 Maike Tweesmann 24 51.60 Kamila Wlostowska 26 2:04.62 Penelope Yamauchi 25 18:54.63 Rachel Flinn 24 26.19 Elizabeth Pepper 22 51.75 O'Donnell-McCarth 29 2:06.55 J Schauwecker 26 19:09.19 Valerie M Thorp 24 26.62 Amalia K Kobelja 23 52.08 Taylor Wilcox 25 2:09.02 Jessica Ballard 27 19:10.70 Ashley Rossi 24 26.65 Melissa K Paakh 23 52.63 Anna Miller 29 2:09.98 Marissa L Clapp 28 19:11.68 Jordan Iverson 22 26.81 Taryn Albright 23 52.91 Marie A Ballenger 29 2:10.81 Margaret A Harris 26 19:53.90 Emma Duffy 23 26.82 Corinne Caldwell 22 53.07 Erica L Smith 29 2:12.02 Rachel Friel 27 19:57.82 Jenna L Miller 24 26.90 Rebecca L Aguilar 19 53.20 J Schauwecker 26 2:13.51 Kari Peglar 26 • 50 YD BACKSTROKE • 100 YD BUTTERFLY 53.43 Christine Hughes 25 2:14.49 Anna C Gryglewska 25 26.18 O'DONNELL-MCCARTH 10 52.30 DANA VOLLMER 09 53.52 Hailey Bambusch 25 2:16.27 S Mortensen 29 26.71 Rachel Flinn 24 55.29 Haley J Gordon 23 53.69 Heather D Mohorn 29 2:17.63 Amy Xu 26 26.87 Gabrielle Mizerak 24 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