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Harvard University - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 New England 13-19 Age Group Championships, Sanction #: NE-08-26(TT) February 7-10, 2008 - Blodgett Pool, Harvard Psych Sheet 50 Dinsmore, Mad 13 WSSC-NE 11:10.35 #1 Girls 13-19 1000 Yard Freestyle #2 Boys 13-19 1000 Yard Freestyle 51 Harrison, Jessic 15 SAC-NE 11:10.91 13-14 POOL:9:29.97 1981 Kim Linehan (Longho 13-14 POOL:8:58.54 1980 Briwn Goodell (UCLA 52 Dinsmore, Broo 16 WSSC-NE 11:11.66 13-14 13-14:9:39.17 1981 Tiffany Cohen 13-14 13-14:9:33.32 1984 Alex Kostich 53 Strzempko, An 13 HYV-NE 11:13.13 13-14 13-14: 9:55.272007 Elizabeth Beisel 13-14 13-14: 9:20.931984 Alex Kostich 54 Trodden, Julie 14 YNS-NE 11:13.41 13-14 SECT: 10:39.19 13-14 SECT: 10:01.99 55 Rounds, Liz P 15 MAG-NE 11:15.21 13-14 JR NAT: 10:10.99 13-14 JR NAT: 9:32.69 56 Kelly, Patricia 15 SSA-NE 11:15.62 13-14 OPEN: 10:03.09 13-14 OPEN: 9:24.99 57 Fournier, Haley 14 CCYM-NE11:15.73 15-19 POOL: 9:29.971981 Kim Linehan (Longho 58 Preston, Amand 17 RAMS-NE 11:15.79 15-19 POOL: 8:58.541980 Briwn Goodell (UCLA 15-19 15-18: 9:29.971981 Kim Linehan 59 Ellis, Taylor M 13 SSYS-NE 11:16.45 15-19 15-18: 9:00.511981 D. Sims 15-19 15-18: 9:44.841996 Jessica Tucker-Mohl 60 Chilton, Kasey 15 MAG-NE 11:16.46 15-19 15-18: 8:56.181987 Alex Kostich 15-19 SECT: 10:39.19 61 McGuirk, Megh 14 ANA-NE 11:16.54 15-19 SECT: 10:01.99 NameAge Team Seed Time 62 Lynch, Kelsey 14 CCSC-NE 11:17.20 NameAge Team Seed Time 1 Martin, Katelyn 17 MAG-NE 10:00.92 63 Millar, Anna E 13 MAG-NE 11:19.42 1 D'Innocenzo, N 17 MAG-NE 9:20.81 2 Fabian, Eva M 14 GMSC-NE 10:06.58 64 Levene, Molly 14 MST-NE 11:19.96 2 Shea, Patrick B 18 YNS-NE 9:38.39 3 Downing, Chel 17 CCSC-NE 10:07.21 65 Long, Amber J 13 SSA-NE 11:20.85 3 Dansky, Mitche 18 GMSC-NE 9:44.53 4 Patterson, Mon 14 MAG-NE 10:21.38 66 Courville, Aubr 17 SAC-NE 11:21.19 4 Spinazzola, Lu 15 BOSS-NE 9:44.56 5 Grimes, Meagh 15 MAG-NE 10:22.59 67 Cygelman, Jacq 16 NSSC-NE 11:22.19 5 McGlynn, Trev 16 AAC-NE 9:45.48 6 Burkey, Cece G 15 BGSC-NE 10:22.97 68 Pierce, Olivia H 13 BGSC-NE 11:22.58 6 OH, Jun 14 MAG-NE 9:45.97 7 Belletete, Tina 16 GMSC-NE 10:23.36 69 Christie, Paige 14 MAG-NE 11:22.68 7 Reid, Andrew A 18 YNS-NE 9:48.67 8 Belcher, Erica L 14 MAG-NE 10:23.46 70 Iosue, Erica R 16 MAG-NE 11:23.75 8 Nutter, Matt R 15 UN-NE 9:49.76 9 Kearns, Jill M 18 SAC-NE 10:24.73 71 Idman, Becky L 13 MAG-NE 11:24.31 9 Angjeli, Edwin 15 BOSS-NE 9:50.75 10 Kondrotas, Han 17 GMSC-NE 10:26.90 72 Amell, Maria M 14 CCSC-NE 11:27.03 10 Lareau, Tyler R 16 YNS-NE 9:54.15 11 Foley, Erin L 14 MAG-NE 10:28.08 73 Bertelson, Abig 13 SAC-NE 11:27.53 11 Bouvier, Brian 17 YNS-NE 9:54.15 12 Foster, Clare R 17 SAC-NE 10:28.50 74 Steiner, Carolin 14 HAY-NE 11:28.41 12 Boardman, Mer 16 GMA-NE 9:54.32 13 Sweeney, Jessi 18 SSA-NE 10:34.46 75 Beasley, Danie 13 MAG-NE 11:31.07 13 Bailey, John J 14 BOSS-NE 9:55.39 14 Martin, Kristin 15 MAG-NE 10:38.76 76 Kent, Courtney 13 LRAC-NE 11:32.97 14 Bouvier, Tim P 16 YNS-NE 9:55.75 15 Nuzzo, Emma L 13 BOSS-NE 10:42.82 77 Manssen, Sonia 14 BOSS-NE 11:33.31 15 Moothart, Alex 17 SAC-NE 9:57.71 16 Powlen, Kathry 16 SAC-NE 10:43.18 78 Gauthier, Britta 14 NWSC-NE 11:34.57 16 Inglis, Christop 15 CCSC-NE 9:57.99 17 Thulander, Sab 13 MAG-NE 10:44.77 79 Haron, Courtne 14 BOSS-NE 11:35.60 17 Pitcairn, Ryan M 17 YNS-NE 10:02.63 18 Bender, Shanno 15 ABF-NE 10:45.20 80 Jameson, Olivi 13 NSSC-NE 11:36.21 18 Vatkevich, John 15 AAC-NE 10:02.85 19 Hutchinson, M 16 SAC-NE 10:47.61 81 Lajoie, Emily J 13 MTSC-NE 11:36.27 19 Estrada, Ray M 17 AAC-NE 10:03.03 20 Alwan, Allison 17 ANA-NE 10:50.47 82 Strauss, Ilana E 14 NWSC-NE 11:36.65 20 Gibson, Joe W 16 SSA-NE 10:03.15 21 Smith, Molly A 16 NSSC-NE 10:51.38 83 Spinazzola, An 13 BOSS-NE 11:39.17 21 Burtchell, Eric 16 SSA-NE 10:04.32 22 Doolin, Jenny R 16 SAC-NE 10:51.88 84 Korsberg, Ashl 13 MAG-NE 11:39.52 22 Myers, Patrick 15 AAC-NE 10:07.14 23 Falkenberry, H 16 LRAC-NE 10:52.22 85 Roehrig, Julian 13 SSA-NE 11:39.85 23 Bond, Colin W 17 SSA-NE 10:07.86 24 Hunter, Alexan 16 BYB-NE 10:52.71 86 Douglas, Betha 14 MAG-NE 11:41.26 24 Hosking, Nate 16 GMSC-NE 10:11.80 25 Silva, Kerry L 17 SSA-NE 10:52.97 87 Botting, Mariss 14 UN-NE 11:41.71 25 Eramo, Adam V 17 YNS-NE 10:11.93 26 Fay, Amy E 16 SOLO-NE 10:54.27 88 Campbell, Brie 13 CCSC-NE 11:42.30 26 Perez, Zachary 17 SAC-NE 10:13.08 27 Stein, Suzi E 16 BOSS-NE 10:54.40 89 Hall, Samantha 13 MAG-NE 11:43.10 27 Iosue, Chris A 14 MAG-NE 10:14.96 28 Watson, Danica 17 BOSS-NE 10:54.64 90 Tagarelis, Dani 14 MAG-NE 11:43.66 28 Hendry, Matt P 17 MAG-NE 10:16.26 29 Long, Chelsey 16 SSA-NE 10:55.70 91 Sawyer, Lily R 14 BOSS-NE 11:43.75 29 Younis, Ryan S 16 ABF-NE 10:22.05 30 Mitchell, Hann 14 MAG-NE 10:55.90 92 Izzo, Sarah B 14 ABF-NE 11:44.02 30 Stiles, David E 17 GMSC-NE 10:22.13 31 Douglas, Maris 16 MAG-NE 10:56.98 93 McClure, Carah 14 MAG-NE 11:45.37 31 Brennan, Brian 16 YNS-NE 10:23.31 32 Dewey, Kerry A 15 WSSC-NE 10:57.21 94 Kelly, McKenn 14 SAC-NE 11:45.92 32 Fabian, Max L 16 GMSC-NE 10:24.79 33 Cronin, Heathe 16 HAY-NE 10:59.59 95 Lunde, Ellesse 16 BOSS-NE 9:48.92L 33 Brown, Brando 14 BGSC-NE 10:26.34 34 Haron, Carleigh 16 BOSS-NE 11:00.52 96 Tocci, Bianca A 14 BGSC-NE 10:15.09L 34 Almeida, Shane 17 SSA-NE 10:35.64 35 Ament, Mallory 15 SSA-NE 11:01.04 97 Moore, Rachel 13 ANA-NE 10:16.92L 35 Conte, Lorenzo 14 MAG-NE 10:39.08 36 D'Innocenzo, M 13 MAG-NE 11:01.83 98 Boland, India E 14 YNS-NE 10:19.16L 36 Caldwell, Dann 15 KING-NE 10:39.62 37 Beardsworth, H 15 SSA-NE 11:01.95 99 Kent, Sonja J 15 WSSC-NE 9:54.74S 37 Dinwoodie, Ian 15 BOSS-NE 10:40.87 38 Spinazzola, Bia 13 BOSS-NE 11:02.20 38 Pribis, Carter B 14 MST-NE 10:42.70 39 Fireman, Liz M 17 BOSS-NE 11:02.94 39 Honig, Ross M 15 GMSC-NE 10:43.96 40 Mullowney, Ei 17 GMA-NE 11:05.03 40 Fortin, Ryan W 14 ANA-NE 10:46.75 41 Lucia, Amanda 14 NAS-NE 11:05.44 41 Hassel, Jake K 14 BOSS-NE 10:47.50 42 Nasson, Stepha 14 AAC-NE 11:06.08 42 Lazarovich, Da 13 GMA-NE 10:50.12 43 MacKay, Vivia 14 GMSC-NE 11:07.57 43 Hogg, Cole A 13 MYT-NE 10:51.23 44 Anderson, Reb 16 GMA-NE 11:07.97 44 Tracy, Mark C 14 NWSC-NE 10:53.30 45 Cota, Devon G 17 NCAC-NE 11:08.67 45 Fahey, Ryan A 14 SSYS-NE 10:55.60 46 Capece, Carolin 14 ABF-NE 11:09.65 46 Tynan, Matthew 14 PSC-NE 10:56.89 47 Brown, Christin 16 BOSS-NE 11:09.71 47 Adams, Will R 14 AAC-NE 11:01.32 48 Quigley, Nicole 13 MAG-NE 11:10.12 48 Sholudko, Evan 14 AAC-NE 11:06.79 49 Bachman, Grac 14 ABF-NE 11:10.29 49 Pursley, Nathan 14 BOSS-NE 11:11.42 Harvard University - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 New England 13-19 Age Group Championships, Sanction #: NE-08-26(TT) February 7-10, 2008 - Blodgett Pool, Harvard Psych Sheet #2 ..
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