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1701 Quincy Avenue, Suite 28, Naperville, IL 60540 Maverick Swim Club (IL-MAVS) 1701 Quincy Avenue, Suite 28, Naperville, IL 60540 Meet Entry Report Meet: Dr. Pepper Super Swim Meet (Location: UIC Natatorium) Date: 06/07/2013 - 06/09/2013 (Ageup Date: 06/07/2013) # 101C Girl 11-12 200 Medley Bhargava, Alycia (12) 3:45.00L Spangler, Lauren J (12) 3:40.00L Garza, Abigail L (12) 3:30.00L Spanke, Halle C (12) 3:29.00L Hansen, Mary K (12) 3:25.00L Meng, Kexin (11) 3:10.00L # 102C Boy 11-12 200 Medley Kowalyshen, Adam J (12) 3:25.00L # 103B Girl 9-10 400 Free Schrom, Jordan M (10) 7:15.13L # 103C Girl 11-12 400 Free Johnson, Lisa A (12) 5:30.00L Ruvarac, Samantha E (12) 5:30.00L Salafatinos, Athena P (12) 5:25.00L # 104C Boy 11-12 400 Free Salafatinos, Pierce D (12) 5:25.00L # 201A Girl 14 & Under 400 Medley Adamchik, Shelby L (14) 6:45.00L Salafatinos, Zoe T (13) 6:30.00L Wastek, Sarah E (13) 6:10.00L McCann, Tayler M (13) 6:00.00L Guccione, Caitlin E (14) 5:56.99L Corallo, Savannah M (13) 5:27.00L Boddy, Emma E (14) 5:20.00L Kellogg, Caroline M (13) 5.30L # 201B Girl 15 & Over 400 Medley Garza, Emily F (15) 5:52.05L Jackson, Stephanie N (18) 5:16.86L Roller, Julia A (18) 5:08.84L # 202A Boy 14 & Under 400 Medley Smith, Ryan T (13) 6:11.94L # 202B Boy 15 & Over 400 Medley Salafatinos, Demeterious E (15) 6:00.00L Jackson, Kyle W (15) 5:49.69L # 203B Girl 15 & Over 800 Free Metlushko, Anna (15) 10:14.12L # 204A Boy 14 & Under 800 Free Riggs, Keegan C (14) 10:40.84L # 204B Boy 15 & Over 800 Free Kluge, Kevin R (15) 9:50.29L # 301 Girl 11-12 50 Free Lendzion, Grace E (11) 42.00L Bhargava, Alycia (12) 38.00L Bludgen, Laurel J (11) 37.92L Aggarwal, Sabhyata (11) 37.82L Hansen, Mary K (12) 36.14L Spangler, Lauren J (12) 35.33L Kash, Emma V (12) 35.17L Meng, Kexin (11) 35.00L Johnson, Lisa A (12) 34.93L Ruvarac, Samantha E (12) 34.74L Garza, Abigail L (12) 34.61L Wessel, Taylor R (12) 33.69L Salafatinos, Athena P (12) 33.36L # 302 Boy 11-12 50 Free Lafferty, Alexander T (11) 38.00L Grandy, Connor M (11) 38.00L Hines, James E (12) 37.51L Salafatinos, Pierce D (12) 37.30L Kowalyshen, Adam J (12) 35.00L # 303 Girl 11-12 100 Fly Bhargava, Alycia (12) 1:40.00L Meng, Kexin (11) 1:27.00L Hansen, Mary K (12) 1:25.64L Wessel, Taylor R (12) 1:24.85L # 305 Girl 11-12 50 Breast Lendzion, Grace E (11) 55.00L Johnson, Lisa A (12) 54.35L Bludgen, Laurel J (11) 50.63L Hansen, Mary K (12) 48.00L Spangler, Lauren J (12) 45.65L Ruvarac, Samantha E (12) 44.81L Aggarwal, Sabhyata (11) 44.80L Garza, Abigail L (12) 39.61L # 306 Boy 11-12 50 Breast Lafferty, Alexander T (11) 50.00L Grandy, Connor M (11) 50.00L Hines, James E (12) 49.00L Kowalyshen, Adam J (12) 46.00L Salafatinos, Pierce D (12) 43.40L # 307 Girl 11-12 100 Back Bludgen, Laurel J (11) 1:55.00L Lendzion, Grace E (11) 1:55.00L Aggarwal, Sabhyata (11) 1:47.17L Bhargava, Alycia (12) 1:45.00L Spangler, Lauren J (12) 1:39.57L Ruvarac, Samantha E (12) 1:28.09L Wessel, Taylor R (12) 1:26.70L Johnson, Lisa A (12) 1:26.23L Kash, Emma V (12) 1:24.85L Salafatinos, Athena P (12) 1:20.24L # 308 Boy 11-12 100 Back Hines, James E (12) 1:48.67L Grandy, Connor M (11) 1:45.00L Lafferty, Alexander T (11) 1:43.00L Kowalyshen, Adam J (12) 1:40.00L # 309 Girl 11-12 200 Free Meng, Kexin (11) 2:55.00L Kash, Emma V (12) 2:55.00L Garza, Abigail L (12) 2:50.00L Salafatinos, Athena P (12) 2:40.00L # 310 Boy 11-12 200 Free Salafatinos, Pierce D (12) 2:45.00L # 401A Girl 8 & Under 50 Free Schrom, Mackenzie M (8) 55.13L # 401B Girl 9-10 50 Free Madupu, Divya R (10) 50.13L Walbridge, Madeline G (9) 50.13L Chouhan, Aastha (9) 50.13L Zafer, Yasmin (10) 46.29L Yap, Jacqueline A (9) 41.85L # 402A Boy 8 & Under 50 Free Gamilla, Jaeddan P (7) 45.13L # 402B Boy 9-10 50 Free Niedzwiedz, Brendon T (9) 50.13L Zhang, Arthur (9) 50.13L Shatto, Brayden D (10) 37.00L # 403B Girl 9-10 100 Fly Schrom, Jordan M (10) 2:02.66L Yap, Jacqueline A (9) 1:53.62L # 404B Boy 9-10 100 Fly Gamilla, Jeddrick C (10) 1:45.13L # 405A Girl 8 & Under 50 Breast Schrom, Mackenzie M (8) 1:15.13L # 405B Girl 9-10 50 Breast Madupu, Divya R (10) 1:10.13L Walbridge, Madeline G (9) 1:10.13L Chouhan, Aastha (9) 1:10.13L Zafer, Yasmin (10) 58.86L Klewicki, Sarah E (10) 56.46L Kash, Sophia V (10) 53.72L # 406A Boy 8 & Under 50 Breast Gamilla, Jaeddan P (7) 55.13L # 406B Boy 9-10 50 Breast Niedzwiedz, Brendon T (9) 1:10.13L Zhang, Arthur (9) 1:10.13L Gamilla, Jeddrick C (10) 50.13L Shatto, Brayden D (10) 50.00L # 407A Girl 8 & Under 100 Back Schrom, Mackenzie M (8) 2:10.13L # 407B Girl 9-10 100 Back Madupu, Divya R (10) 2:05.13L Chouhan, Aastha (9) 2:05.13L Klewicki, Sarah E (10) 1:59.00L Zafer, Yasmin (10) 1:54.56L Kash, Sophia V (10) 1:50.13L Schrom, Jordan M (10) 1:37.47L # 408A Boy 8 & Under 100 Back Gamilla, Jaeddan P (7) 2:05.13L # 408B Boy 9-10 100 Back Zhang, Arthur (9) 2:15.13L Niedzwiedz, Brendon T (9) 2:05.13L Shatto, Brayden D (10) 1:38.00L # 409B Girl 9-10 200 Free Walbridge, Madeline G (9) 3:40.13L Kash, Sophia V (10) 3:35.13L Klewicki, Sarah E (10) 3:35.13L Schrom, Jordan M (10) 3:32.08L Yap, Jacqueline A (9) 3:25.13L # 410B Boy 9-10 200 Free Gamilla, Jeddrick C (10) 3:15.13L # 501A Girl 14 & Under 50 Free McCann, Tayler M (13) 38.00L Lafferty, Natalie D (13) 36.05L Buscher, Ashley N (13) 35.01L Adamchik, Shelby L (14) 35.00L Corallo, Savannah M (13) 35.00L Snyder, Gabrielle E (13) 34.56L Kellogg, Caroline M (13) 34.16L Salafatinos, Zoe T (13) 33.94L Wessel, Hannah L (14) 32.45L Wastek, Sarah E (13) 31.88L Boddy, Emma E (14) 31.77L # 501B Girl 15 & Over 50 Free Conway, Meredith L (15) 34.40L Schroedter, Riley C (18) 28.10L # 502A Boy 14 & Under 50 Free Burleyson, Tyler James (13) 39.00L Thompson, Jack M (14) 37.46L Laughlin, Ryan D (13) 36.00L Gidlow, Cameron B (14) 31.80L Smith, Ryan T (13) 30.02L Riggs, Keegan C (14) 29.80L # 502B Boy 15 & Over 50 Free Salafatinos, Demeterious E (15) 30.96L Despot, Landon T (15) 30.67L Cho, Brian J (16) 29.43L Schroedter, Jackson H (15) 28.81L Walsh, Connor P (16) 28.50L Gidlow, Alexander B (18) 26.90L Gerlach, Eric A (15) 25.99L Salerno, Matthew C (16) 25.49L # 503A Girl 14 & Under 100 Fly Adamchik, Shelby L (14) 1:40.00L Yao, Megan A (14) 1:27.55L Wastek, Sarah E (13) 1:23.85L # 503B Girl 15 & Over 100 Fly Conway, Meredith L (15) 1:17.62L Roller, Julia A (18) 1:05.92L # 504A Boy 14 & Under 100 Fly Thompson, Jack M (14) 2:08.66L Gidlow, Cameron B (14) 1:31.98L Gamilla, Janssen C (13) 1:14.43L # 504B Boy 15 & Over 100 Fly Cho, Brian J (16) 1:22.22L Yao, Albert A (16) 1:15.03L Kluge, Kevin R (15) 1:12.23L Gidlow, Alexander B (18) 1:10.64L Walsh, Connor P (16) 1:10.00L Schroedter, Jackson H (15) 1:04.94L Gerlach, Eric A (15) 1:02.73L # 505A Girl 14 & Under 200 Medley Lafferty, Natalie D (13) 3:20.00L Buscher, Ashley N (13) 3:20.00L McCann, Tayler M (13) 3:15.00L Corallo, Savannah M (13) 3:12.00L Snyder, Gabrielle E (13) 3:10.00L Yao, Megan A (14) 3:06.15L Kellogg, Caroline M (13) 3:02.63L Wessel, Hannah L (14) 2:58.59L Huff, Emily L (14) 2:47.61L # 505B Girl 15 & Over 200 Medley Garza, Emily F (15) 2:44.44L Metlushko, Anna (15) 2:43.97L Schroedter, Riley C (18) 2:34.24L Roller, Julia A (18) 2:25.94L # 506A Boy 14 & Under 200 Medley Laughlin, Ryan D (13) 3:30.00L Gamilla, Janssen C (13) 2:51.67L Smith, Ryan T (13) 2:49.44L # 506B Boy 15 & Over 200 Medley Salafatinos, Demeterious E (15) 3:02.35L Despot, Landon T (15) 2:46.70L Yao, Albert A (16) 2:38.04L Salerno, Matthew C (16) 2:15.06L # 507A Girl 14 & Under 100 Breast Salafatinos, Zoe T (13) 1:43.89L Adamchik, Shelby L (14) 1:40.00L Yao, Megan A (14) 1:37.81L Wessel, Hannah L (14) 1:30.49L Boddy, Emma E (14) 1:30.16L Snyder, Gabrielle E (13) 1:26.02L # 507B Girl 15 & Over 100 Breast Metlushko, Anna (15) 1:32.05L Conway, Meredith L (15) 1:30.76L Garza, Emily F (15) 1:22.32L Schroedter, Riley C (18) 1:21.39L # 508A Boy 14 & Under 100 Breast Thompson, Jack M (14) 2:08.53L Laughlin, Ryan D (13) 1:45.00L Burleyson, Tyler James (13) 2.00L # 508B Boy 15 & Over 100 Breast Salafatinos, Demeterious E (15) 1:31.97L Despot, Landon T (15) 1:29.79L Cho, Brian J (16) 1:29.11L Walsh, Connor P (16) 1:18.00L Yao, Albert A (16) 1:17.69L Salerno, Matthew C (16) 1:07.50L # 509A Girl 14 & Under 200 Back Lafferty, Natalie D (13) 3:30.00L McCann, Tayler M (13) 3:30.00L Corallo, Savannah M (13) 3:25.00L Buscher, Ashley N (13) 3:25.00L Salafatinos, Zoe T (13) 3:02.39L Boddy, Emma E (14) 2:46.65L Huff, Emily L (14) 2:40.68L Kellogg, Caroline M (13) 3.28L Wastek, Sarah E (13) 3.05L # 510A Boy 14 & Under 200 Back Burleyson, Tyler James (13) 3:40.00L Gamilla, Janssen C (13) 2:45.00L Riggs, Keegan C (14) 2:43.17L # 510B Boy 15 & Over 200 Back Kluge, Kevin R (15) 2:34.66L Gidlow, Alexander B (18) 2:25.05L # 511A Girl 14 & Under 400 Free Huff, Emily L (14) 5:19.91L # 511B Girl 15 & Over 400 Free Garza, Emily F (15) 5:28.62L Metlushko, Anna (15) 5:02.22L Roller, Julia A (18) 4:33.31L # 512A Boy 14 & Under 400 Free Gidlow, Cameron B (14) 5:23.51L Riggs, Keegan C (14) 5:05.33L Smith, Ryan T (13) 5:03.33L # 512B Boy 15 & Over 400 Free Schroedter, Jackson H (15) 4:49.40L Gerlach, Eric A (15) 4:42.89L Kluge, Kevin R (15) 4:39.53L # 601 Girl 11-12 100 Free Lendzion, Grace E (11) 1:40.00L Aggarwal, Sabhyata (11) 1:30.40L Bhargava, Alycia (12) 1:30.00L Spangler, Lauren J (12) 1:25.29L Bludgen, Laurel J (11) 1:25.04L Puccini, Alexa A (11) 1:22.50L Hansen, Mary K (12) 1:21.63L Garza, Abigail L (12) 1:19.86L Johnson, Lisa A (12) 1:19.06L Ruvarac, Samantha E (12) 1:15.72L Meng, Kexin (11) 1:15.00L Salafatinos, Athena P (12) 1:14.91L # 602 Boy 11-12 100 Free Lafferty, Alexander T (11) 1:25.00L Hines, James E (12) 1:25.00L Salafatinos, Pierce D (12) 1:22.11L Kowalyshen,
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