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Patriot District Championship 2011 Results Event 1 Boys 200 Yard Northern Region Meet Champ. HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 11:47 AM 1/30/2011 Page 1 Patriot District Championship 2011 Results Event 1 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay Dist. Record: 1:38.19 # 1/30/2010 W. T. Woodson W. T. Woodson D. Dallmeier, M. Chestnut, B. Baffer, K. Vest State Cut: 1:41.49 @ Region Cut: 1:44.39 & Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1:41.81 1:38.41@ 40 1) Mayer, Sean JR 2) Fountain*, Zachary SR 3) Stephenson*, Colin JR 4) Anderson, Jacob SO 25.21 28.05 23.30 21.85 2 W. T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL 1:41.59 1:39.28@ 34 1) Saffran, Alex JR 2) Ilgenfritz, Bo JR 3) Chestnut, Eric JR 4) Richlak, Logan SR 26.28 26.81 24.36 21.83 3 LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL 1:41.02 1:40.46@ 32 1) Maquera, David SR 2) McKenzie, John SR 3) Laffosse, Nic SR 4) Chewning, Troy SR 25.68 28.39 24.34 22.05 4 SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL 1:42.29 1:43.10& 30 1) Dost, Kyle SR 2) O'Reilly, Sean JR 3) Herrmann, Michael JR 4) Jones, Tyler SR 26.92 29.38 23.18 23.62 5 WEST POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 1:47.91 1:48.20 28 1) Jones, Nate SR 2) Jenne, Trevor JR 3) Murphy, Patrick JR 4) Mattis, Mark SR 27.54 31.25 26.14 23.27 6 ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL 1:51.09 1:49.07 26 1) Jordan, Michael SR 2) Talvitie, Tuomas SR 3) McKissick, James SR 4) Mack, Devon JR 27.80 32.99 24.52 23.76 7 ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1:53.19 1:50.13 24 1) Del Signore, Matt SO 2) Koczyk, Peter JR 3) Klima, Matthew SR 4) Labarca, Willie JR 28.22 31.65 26.69 23.57 8 T.C. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL 1:53.94 1:56.23 22 1) Burstein, Sean SO 2) Comey, Matt SR 3) Nedeltchev, Zlatomir SO 4) Carver, Jack SO 30.31 31.11 30.75 24.06 Event 2 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay Dist. Record: 1:50.50 # 1/26/2008 Lake Braddock Lake Braddock M. Emery, A. Danner, S. Lynch, C. Ogren State Cut: 1:53.29 @ Region Cut: 1:56.89 & Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 W. T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL 1:53.38 1:52.10@ 40 1) Bui, Morgan SO 2) King, Jill SR 3) Rogers, Rachel JR 4) Fan, Betty JR 28.05 32.18 26.83 25.04 2 LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL 1:53.12 1:52.64@ 34 1) McGarry, Alyssa JR 2) Troncoso, Alessandra JR 3) Parry, Jordan JR 4) Parry, Taylor JR 30.39 31.06 26.20 24.99 3 WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1:55.50 1:53.69& 32 1) Ward, Susan JR 2) Hagy, Hannah JR 3) Yi, Lauren SO 4) Zeppieri, Jessica SR 29.73 31.63 27.00 25.33 4 SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL 1:54.90 1:56.21& 30 1) Arzadon, Jasmine SR 2) Malone, Brooke FR 3) Schultz, Kelsey JR 4) Walsh, MacKenzie JR 29.01 31.70 29.53 25.97 5 WEST POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 1:53.10 2:01.39 28 1) Stevens, Maddie SO 2) Murphy, Carolyn FR 3) Bolger, Julia SR 4) Perkins, Lydia JR 29.94 34.90 29.96 26.59 6 T.C. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL 2:02.66 2:02.63 26 1) Sackett, Charlotte SO 2) Cox, Abigail JR 3) Dooley, Emily SO 4) Mavrova, Gloriya FR 31.89 33.56 28.06 29.12 Northern Region Meet Champ. HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 11:47 AM 1/30/2011 Page 2 Patriot District Championship 2011 Results (Event 2 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay) Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 7 ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL 2:08.33 2:10.24 24 1) Gagarin, Caroline SR 2) Wilber, Sarah SR 3) Bates, Hannah SO 4) Schwartz, Melissa FR 32.49 39.47 29.50 28.78 --- ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1:59.90 DQ 1) Burke, Becky SO 2) Kruse, Betsy SO 3) Krause, Emily JR 4) Foster, Allison JR 32.26 34.94 28.82 27.35 Event 3 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Dist. Record: 1:44.16 # 1/29/2005 Drew Finelli Robinson State Cut: 1:46.39 @ Region Cut: 1:50.49 & Name Yr School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 McKenzie, John SR LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL1:46.74 1:46.94& 20 25.73 27.48 26.86 26.87 2 Laffosse, Nic SR LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL1:50.28 1:49.55& 17 26.00 27.93 27.82 27.80 3 Verheul, Dirk SR W. T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL 1:51.27 1:50.55 16 25.68 28.23 28.50 28.14 4 Chestnut, Eric JR W. T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL 1:53.03 1:52.88 15 26.58 28.70 28.79 28.81 5 Chartier, Colin JR W. T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL 1:54.87 1:52.94 14 26.35 29.10 29.27 28.22 6 Speer, Michael JR WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1:55.83 1:52.97 13 26.44 29.35 28.99 28.19 7 Jones, Tyler SR SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL1:51.08 1:53.34 12 26.45 29.10 29.28 28.51 8 Hemmer*, Daniel SR WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1:57.26 1:53.70 11 25.56 28.43 30.30 29.41 9 Hutchison*, Robert SR WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1:52.50 1:55.56 9 26.10 29.11 30.54 29.81 10 Murphy, Blake JR LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL1:59.86 1:57.54 7 26.32 29.16 31.16 30.90 11 Chung, James FR W. T. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL 1:57.47 1:58.00 6 27.11 29.37 30.73 30.79 12 Youmans, Mitchell JR T.C. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL 2:02.33 2:02.81 5 27.62 30.73 32.88 31.58 13 Peal, Alex SR WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 2:04.38 2:05.27 4 27.95 31.56 32.74 33.02 14 Wolfenstein, Ben SR ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL 2:02.89 2:05.43 3 26.96 30.64 33.37 34.46 15 Fernandez, Nick FR T.C. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL 2:09.60 2:07.02 2 28.28 32.04 33.73 32.97 16 Berlin, Andrew SO LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL2:06.13 2:07.98 1 28.10 32.59 34.14 33.15 17 Morgan, Dylan JR SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL2:12.34 2:09.10 30.20 32.65 33.81 32.44 18 Olmstead, Stephen JR T.C. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL 2:11.60 2:09.36 28.86 33.84 34.08 32.58 19 Boyd, Andrew SO ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL 2:07.78 2:09.92 28.23 32.45 34.59 34.65 20 Nassiri, Navid FR T.C. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL 2:17.37 2:10.62 27.78 32.40 34.97 35.47 21 Jenkins, Evan JR WEST POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 2:11.11 2:10.98 29.78 1:41.20 Northern Region Meet Champ. HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 11:47 AM 1/30/2011 Page 3 Patriot District Championship 2011 Results (Event 3 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle) Name Yr School Seed Time Finals Time Points 22 Briese, Tyler SO SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL2:08.96 2:11.68 29.18 34.06 33.97 34.47 23 Cochran, Richard FR WEST POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 2:14.11 2:12.63 31.45 33.86 34.84 32.48 24 Scheible, Robert JR ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL 2:12.31 2:13.01 30.66 33.93 35.08 33.34 25 Lescher, Billy FR WEST POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 2:11.25 2:13.69 26 Gore, Dylan SO ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL 2:08.01 2:17.29 29.43 33.20 37.16 37.50 27 Gates, Matt JR SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL2:19.01 2:20.79 31.25 34.72 37.68 37.14 28 Neal, Austin FR WEST POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 2:26.09 2:21.65 32.36 36.22 38.34 34.73 29 Shields, Jack SR ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL 2:21.86 2:24.10 30.22 37.35 39.82 36.71 30 Nava, Andres FR ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL 2:28.93 2:28.87 31.92 37.12 41.26 38.57 Event 4 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Dist. Record: 1:52.13 # 1/31/2004 Lauren Jacoby Robinson State Cut: 1:56.99 @ Region Cut: 2:01.69 & Name Yr School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 McGarry, Alyssa JR LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL1:59.63 1:58.98& 20 28.57 30.53 29.92 29.96 2 Smith, Alison SR SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL2:02.96 2:00.84& 17 28.94 30.63 30.88 30.39 3 Kellogg*, Kimberly JR WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1:59.65 2:01.53& 16 29.14 30.93 31.42 30.04 4 Hunter, Alex SO LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL2:08.66 2:02.98 15 28.38 30.91 32.25 31.44 5 Mavrova, Gloriya FR T.C. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL 2:01.31 2:03.22 14 28.82 30.70 31.29 32.41 6 Kvartunas*, Samantha SR WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 2:04.14 2:03.46 13 28.65 30.86 32.17 31.78 7 Schultz, Kelsey JR SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL2:02.51 2:04.34 12 28.57 30.75 32.33 32.69 8 Hopler, Michelle JR SOUTH COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL2:07.83 2:06.29 11 29.53 32.35 32.44 31.97 9 D'Amato, Emily SO WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 2:12.91 2:07.42 9 29.62 32.98 33.28 31.54 10 Orleans, Leigh SO WEST POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 2:11.49 2:10.27 7 30.44 33.32 33.70 32.81 11 Sieracki, Madelaine FR WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 2:07.43 2:10.61 6 29.90 32.63 34.19 33.89 12 Sagurton, Claire SO W.
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