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Suffield@Deerfield 01-09-2019 - 1/9/2019 Results - Suffield@Deerfield Deerfield Academy HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 8:02 AM 1/11/2019 Page 1 Suffield@Deerfield 01-09-2019 - 1/9/2019 Results - Suffield@Deerfield Event 1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:08.87 1:53.75 8 1) Winters, Sydney 2) Lemza, Maddy 3) Hagberg, Samantha 4) Lally, Caitlin 2 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:54.24 1:56.66 4 1) Hamlen, Izzy 2) Otis, Charlotte 3) del Real, Darcy 4) Coan, Taylor 3 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 2:04.44 2 1) Hamlen, Sophia 2) Poonsornsiri, Aim 3) Mahony, Caroline 4) Clough, Maddie 4 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 2:13.08 1) James, Abby 2) Fauver, Daisy 3) Karmitz, Stephanie 4) Kikonyogo, Amanda 5 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE C NT 2:14.38 1) Stonestreet, Emily 2) he, Jing 3) Lawrence, Katie 4) Cui, Angela 6 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE C NT 2:36.35 1) Cieplinski, Ava 2) Ceria, Clementine 3) Estrada, Nailah 4) Ghazarian, Marina --- SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE D NT X2:53.57 1) McGavin, Blaire 2) Ku, Chloe 3) Skalski, Hannah 4) Suller, Hailey Event 2 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:42.85 1:38.53 8 1) Kupka, Vojta 2) Finkelberg, Ron 3) Lam, Simon 4) Kronenwetter, Shaun 2 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:37.80 1:40.94 4 1) Secchiaroli, Marco 2) Rusnock, Joe 3) Smith, Brett 4) Ku, Melvin 3 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 1:47.54 2 1) Amundson, Robert 2) Tang, Justin 3) Kim, Sean 4) Kim, Ryan 4 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 1:48.56 1) Budge, Andrew 2) Leung, Leon 3) Giugliano, Mike 4) Lunsford, Ryan 5 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE C NT 2:11.16 1) Slade, Jordan 2) Budge, Neil 3) Muslu, James 4) Ceria, Oscar Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Hagberg, Samantha SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:03.19 1:59.75 6 2 Prichett, Bailyn DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:03.87 2:04.04 4 3 Tosone, Sophia SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:17.40 2:09.04 3 4 Hamlen, Izzy DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:11.57 2 5 Stonestreet, Emily DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:11.99 1 6 Daly, Jenna SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:29.01 --- Xia, Allison DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X2:36.37 Event 4 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Kupka, Vojta DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:46.67 1:48.27 6 2 Smith, Brett SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:51.48 1:55.39 4 3 Amundson, Robert DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:58.16 2:00.90 3 4 Budge, Andrew SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:14.05 2:01.51 2 5 Gideon Achi, Marwan DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:04.35 2:02.13 1 Event 5 Girls 200 Yard IM Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Pelletier, Niki DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:14.55 2:12.79 6 2 Hayes, Karrah SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:16.38 4 3 Otis, Charlotte DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:21.95 3 4 Lally, Caitlin SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:25.76 2 5 Mahony, Caroline DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:26.81 1 Deerfield Academy HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 8:02 AM 1/11/2019 Page 2 Suffield@Deerfield 01-09-2019 - 1/9/2019 Results - Suffield@Deerfield (Event 5 Girls 200 Yard IM) Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points --- Poonsornsiri, Aim DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X2:33.25 Event 6 Boys 200 Yard IM Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Rusnock, Joe SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:01.82 6 2 Finkelberg, Ron DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:05.16 2:08.29 4 3 Tang, Justin DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:10.95 2:10.67 3 4 Giugliano, Mike SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:30.01 2:24.37 2 5 Gu, Kevin DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 2:40.41 2:26.94 1 6 Muslu, James SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 2:48.41 Event 7 Girls 50 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Winters, Sydney SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 24.25 6 2 Liang, Mina DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 25.85 25.96 4 3 Coan, Taylor DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 26.53 3 4 Zaslaw, Katie DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 26.66 26.99 2 5 Moylan, Maeve SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 27.60 28.46 1 --- Lawrence, Katie DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X28.47 --- Estrada, Nailah SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X31.57 --- Cieplinski, Ava SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X32.21 --- Ceria, Clementine SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 36.45 X32.41 --- Ku, Chloe SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X33.84 --- Skalski, Hannah SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 35.60 X36.43 --- Ghazarian, Marina SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 39.65 X38.22 --- McGavin, Blaire SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X39.79 --- Suller, Hailey SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X40.27 Event 8 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Zhao, Mason DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 22.99 22.95 6 2 O'Loughlin, John DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 23.15 23.53 4 3 Lunsford, Ryan SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 23.99 3 4 Ku, Melvin SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 24.49 24.70 2 5 Kim, Sean DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 24.41 24.81 1 6 Slade, Jordan SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 26.67 --- Lee, Chris DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 24.64 X24.95 --- Vlasov, Fedor SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 31.47 X29.73 --- Lee, Henry SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X34.34 Event 9 Girls 1 mtr Diving Name School Finals Score Points 1 Bluestein, Sydney DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 231.52 243.90 6 2 Krasemann, Emma SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NP 239.85 4 3 Meyer, Monet DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 220.65 188.25 3 4 Rappaport, Avery SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NP 184.73 2 5 McDonald, Izzy DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 160.72 179.03 1 6 Artioli, Nina SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 150.37 162.78 --- Mitchell, Lauren DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NP X160.95 --- Flint, Lily SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 129.15 X131.93 --- Clough, Morgan DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NP X123.83 --- Lally, Erin SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NP X122.48 Deerfield Academy HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 8:02 AM 1/11/2019 Page 3 Suffield@Deerfield 01-09-2019 - 1/9/2019 Results - Suffield@Deerfield Event 10 Boys 1 mtr Diving Name School Finals Score Points 1 Tilney-Volk, Charlie SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 205.15 272.03 6 2 McCarthy, Teddy DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 239.92 230.18 4 3 Henderson, Max SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 155.40 143.78 3 4 Niles, Harry DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NP 97.05 2 Event 11 Girls 100 Yard Butterfly Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Winters, Sydney SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 55.03 56.91 6 2 Pelletier, Niki DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 58.24 4 3 del Real, Darcy DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:03.88 1:02.97 3 4 Mahony, Caroline DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:05.22 1:04.90 2 5 Lally, Caitlin SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:03.78 1:06.75 1 6 Kikonyogo, Amanda SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 1:13.23 --- Stonestreet, Emily DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X1:11.88 Event 12 Boys 100 Yard Butterfly Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Lam, Simon DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 53.57 51.97 6 2 Secchiaroli, Marco SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 55.94 4 3 Kim, Sean DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 58.19 58.54 3 4 Kim, Ryan DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 1:01.84 2 5 Ku, Melvin SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:02.57 1:03.74 1 Event 13 Girls 100 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Liang, Mina DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 56.78 6 2 Zaslaw, Katie DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 58.49 57.65 4 3 Coan, Taylor DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 58.17 57.69 3 4 Lemza, Maddy SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 57.92 2 5 Moylan, Maeve SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 1:04.19 1:00.33 1 6 James, Abby SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 1:07.88 --- Lawrence, Katie DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT X1:01.33 Event 14 Boys 100 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Kronenwetter, Shaun DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 48.58 48.54 6 2 Kupka, Vojta DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 49.09 4 3 Smith, Brett SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 50.08 3 4 O'Loughlin, John DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 51.74 54.81 2 5 Budge, Neil SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 1:01.47 1 6 Mastella, Gavin SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 1:09.24 Event 15 Girls 500 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Hayes, Karrah SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 5:24.43 6 2 Prichett, Bailyn DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 5:31.95 4 3 Tosone, Sophia SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 6:00.22 5:44.08 3 4 Cui, Angela DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 6:00.90 5:59.99 2 5 Marini-Rapoport, Orlee DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 6:32.46 6:17.98 1 6 Daly, Jenna SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 6:46.26 Deerfield Academy HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 8:02 AM 1/11/2019 Page 4 Suffield@Deerfield 01-09-2019 - 1/9/2019 Results - Suffield@Deerfield Event 16 Boys 500 Yard Freestyle Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Zhao, Mason DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 5:11.56 6 2 Tang, Justin DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 5:18.77 5:13.78 4 3 Giugliano, Mike SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 5:40.46 5:20.61 3 4 Budge, Andrew SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE 6:06.33 5:20.87 2 5 Jung, Noah DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE 6:58.27 6:55.90 1 Event 17 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:43.33 1:41.98 8 1) Liang, Mina 2) Coan, Taylor 3) Zaslaw, Katie 4) Pelletier, Niki 2 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:35.28 1:49.17 4 1) Moylan, Maeve 2) Hayes, Karrah 3) Lemza, Maddy 4) Tosone, Sophia 3 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 1:53.27 2 1) Otis, Charlotte 2) Mahony, Caroline 3) Thomas, Ali 4) Clough, Maddie 4 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 1:56.88 1) Karmitz, Stephanie 2) Daly, Jenna 3) Fauver, Daisy 4) Kikonyogo, Amanda 5 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE C NT 2:09.00 1) Cui, Angela 2) he, Jing 3) Xia, Allison 4) Lawrence, Katie 6 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE C NT 2:10.23 1) Cieplinski, Ava 2) Estrada, Nailah 3) Ceria, Clementine 4) Ku, Chloe Event 18 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:32.80 1:33.77 8 1) Kupka, Vojta 2) Kim, Ryan 3) O'Loughlin, John 4) Zhao, Mason 2 DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 1:37.98 4 1) Kim, Sean 2) McCarthy, Teddy 3) Lee, Chris 4) Tang, Justin 3 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE A 1:24.11 1:38.26 2 1) Ku, Melvin 2) Budge, Andrew 3) Giugliano, Mike 4) Lunsford, Ryan 4 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE B NT 1:48.76 1) Ceria, Oscar 2) Leung, Leon 3) Budge, Neil 4) Slade, Jordan 5 SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE C NT 2:12.05 1) Henderson, Max 2) Mastella, Gavin 3) Lee, Henry 4) Vlasov, Fedor Event 19 Girls 100 Yard Backstroke Name School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Hagberg, Samantha SUFFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 1:01.39 6 2 Hamlen, Izzy DEERFIELD ACADEMY-NE NT 1:02.25 4 3 del Real, Darcy DEERFIELD
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