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NISCA All-America Swimming and Diving 2018 - 2019 NISCA All-America Swimming and Diving 2018 - 2019 https://www.niscaonline.org/aalists/2019/allam19.html 2018-19 NISCA Swimming and Diving All America All-America Certificates will be mailed directly to athletes that achieved "Top 100" performances in all events. Please check events, times and spelling for accuracy. Boys Swimming contact: [email protected] Girls Swimming contact: [email protected] Boys and Girls Diving contact: [email protected] National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association 2018-2019 All-America Swimmers and Divers 200 Med Rel 200 Free 200 Ind Med 50 Free Dive 100 Fly Boys Events in Yards 100 Free 500 Free 200 Fr Rel 100 Back 100 Breast 400 Fr Rel 200 Med Rel 200 Free 200 Ind Med 50 Free Dive 100 Fly Girls Events in Yards 100 Free 500 Free 200 Fr Rel 100 Back 100 Breast 400 Fr Rel Statistics All-America Final Standings by State and Gender 1 of 1 3/8/2020, 2:09 PM https://www.niscaonline.org/AALists/2019/b200mrel19.htm 2018-19 NISCA Boys High School Swimming All-America 200 Yard Medley Relay - Automatic AA 1:33.53 NATIONAL RECORD: 1:27.74 - The Baylor School (Luke Kaliszak, Dustin Tynes, Sam McHugh and Chri Chattanooga, TN - February 14, 2014 7/8/2019 Place Time Swimmers (Gr) School City State 1 1:28.48 Carson Foster (11), Jake Foster (12), Ansel Froass (11), Elliott Carl (12) Sycamore High School Cincinnati OH 2 1:28.94 Nate Buse (11), Scott Sobolewski (11), Jean-Pierre Khouzam (11), Owen Taylor (10) St. Xavier High School Cincinnati OH 3 1:29.21 Wyatt Davis (10), Ryan Malicki (9 ), Griffin Hadley (10), Alec Delong (12) Carmel High School Carmel IN 4 1:29.42 Jack Warden (12), Neil Simpson (12), Lance Freiman (12), Arnold Su (11) Phillips Academy Andover Andover MA 5 1:29.78 Mark Mccrary (12), James Lee (12), Connor Lee (12), Emmett Pernecky (12) Loyola High School Los Angeles CA 6 1:29.80 Colby Mefford (12), Ben Dillard (11), Jonathan Chu (12), Evan McCormick (11) Oak Ridge High School El Dorado Hills CA 7 1:30.03 Sam Kennedy (12), Nick Kale (10), Casey Stowe (11), Beau Brinkman (12) Wayzata High School Plymouth MN 8 1:30.21 Christopher O'Connor (11), Karl Helmuth (10), William Schneider (12), Vincent StevenNorth Canton Hoover High School North Canton OH 9 1:30.38 Matt Menke (12), Thomas Strother (12), Zach Hils (12), Scott Scanlon (12) Lexington Catholic High School Lexington KY 10 1:30.67 Jack Fitzpatrick (12), Joshua Matheny (10), Reese Samuel (12), Ryan Senchyshak (9Upper St. Clair High School Pittsburgh PA 11 1:30.68 Holden Raffin (11), Kyle Adams (11), Grant Afman (11), Fenry Zhou (10) Munster High School Munster IN 12 1:30.70 Rick Mihm (11), Jerry Chen (12), Tolik Borisov (12), Joel Songer (12) North Allegheny High School Wexford PA 13 1:30.73 Konnar Klinksiek (12), Joseph Hunt (11), Carter Hill (10), Amechi Nwaeze (11) Smithson Valley HS Spring Branch TX 14 1:30.83 Jaden Weiss (12), Henry Miller (12), Wes Jekel (12), Charlie Feller (11) Madison West High School Madison WI 15 1:31.01 Derek Maas (12), Khadin Soto (12), Gavin Temple (11), Kevin Maas (9 ) Holland West Ottawa High School Holland MI 16 1:31.10 Noah Yarian (12), Jack McCurdy (12), Luke Lawson (10), Tristan DeWitt (11) Carroll High School Fort Wayne IN 17 1:31.26 Anderson Breazeale (12), James Pan (9 ), Spencer Pruett (12), Dylan Brown (12) Breck School Minneapolis MN 18 1:31.28 Jack Thorell (11), Michael Walsh (12), William Duerr (12), Bryson Breitenbucher (11) Lyons Township High School Western Springs IL 19 1:31.33 Danny Syrkin (11), Eddie Cosic (12), Thomas Hoffman (12), Chris O'Grady (10) La Canada High School La Canada CA 20 1:31.38 Anthony Grimm (10), Nicholas Highman (12), Kyle McCleskey (11), Graham Evers (9 )Oakton High School Vienna VA 21 1:31.40 Sean Faikish (11), Nick Clark (10), Evan Mancini (11), Tyler Hall (12) North Penn High School Lansdale PA 22 1:31.58 Goncalo Wanzeller (10), Ben Russo (12), Andrew Dai (11), Brad Sanford (12) Naperville Central High School Naperville IL 22 1:31.58 Srboljub Filipovic (11), William Myhre (12), Nathaniel Baxter (11), Charlie Williams (12)St. Charles North High School St. Charles IL 24 1:31.61 Aiden Hayes (10), Jonathan Tang (11), Daniel Wilson (11), Nathan Tucker (12) Norman Public Schools Norman OK 25 1:31.69 Allen Dempster (11), Harry Flanders (12), Matthew Muaddi (11), Grant Watson (10) San Ramon Valley High School Danville CA 26 1:31.74 Jordan Anderson (12), Jacob Bass (12), Zach Cantrell (12), Caleb Doehring (12) Kingwood High School Kingwood TX 27 1:31.92 Tommy Park (9 ), Taka Khoo (11), Sergio Coury (11), Ronald Dalmacio (9 ) Harvard-Westlake School Studio City CA 28 1:32.00 Jake Russell (11), Spencer Smith (12), Lars Hanna (11), Bryce Ortanes (10) Cherry Creek High School Englewood CO 29 1:32.01 Alex Mays (12), Eli Tate (12), Noah Salcido (12), Jackson Scott (12) Maryville High School Maryville TN 30 1:32.03 Tyler Hulet (10), Jasper Van Lier (11), Adrian Gomez (12), Luke Jorris (11) The Woodlands High School The Woodlands TX 31 1:32.09 Jack Christian (10), Sam Wesley (11), Cole Whitsett (11), Ben Wesley (11) The Episcopal Academy Newtown Square PA 32 1:32.10 Charles Venci (11), Andrew Benson (11), Jared Zhang (12), Peter Tuchler (12) Phillips Exeter Academy Exeter NH 33 1:32.16 George Wythes (12), Kaito Koyama (12), Stephan Lukashev (11), Eric Workman (11)Torrey Pines San Diego CA 34 1:32.23 Noah Witt (12), Foster Heasley (11), Payton Nicastro (12), Matt Brownstead (11) State College Area High School State College PA 35 1:32.35 David Wahlen (12), Daniel Baldwin (11), Ryan Silver (10), Cameron Thomas (11) Athens Drive High School Raleigh NC 36 1:32.58 Nolan Lahmann (10), Trystan Lundgren (12), Cullen Cochlan (11), Kareem Bitar (12)Hinsdale Central High School Hinsdale IL 36 1:32.58 Greyson Davies (9 ), Michael Xu (12), Mason Morris (10), Lucius Brown (9 ) The Bishop's School La Jolla CA 38 1:32.59 Cole Pierce (12), Alexander Hazlett (9 ), Marcus Hodgson (11), Keegan Drew (12) Brunswick School Greenwich CT 39 1:32.65 Tim Grossi (9 ), Kevin O'Dare (11), Matthew Szekely (12), Quinn Buck (9 ) La Salle College High School Wyndmoor PA 40 1:32.67 Nick Chase (12), Jerry Xu (12), Gage Agnew (11), John Culver (11) Dowling Catholic High School West Des Moines IA 41 1:32.72 William Waite (12), Kevin Houseman (12), Andrew Witty (11), Aidan Wagner (12) Bainbridge Island High School Bainbridge Island WA 42 1:32.79 Logan Holt (12), Blake Nesbitt (12), Gabe Laslo (11), Brendan Alvino (11) Nazareth Area High School Nazareth PA 43 1:32.81 Eric Widenhofer (12), Pete Krusinski (11), Eric Chimes (12), Colin Charbonneau (12)Brecksville Broadview Heights Broadview Heights OH 44 1:32.85 Ryan Purdy (12), Daniel Kaufman (12), Zander Johnson (11), Jake Shapiro (12) Glenbrook North High School Northbrook IL 44 1:32.85 Adam Zuiker (11), Max Iida (10), Quinn Loughran (10), Mike Hadjiivanov (11) Glenbrook South High School Glenview IL 46 1:32.87 Mark Cavanaugh (12), Luke Barr (10), Daniel Keller (9 ), Joe Ciriaco (11) Papillion-La Vista High School Papillion NE 47 1:32.90 Brian Daugherty (12), Brian Knothe (10), Aayush Desphande (11), Jake Darlinger (12)Waubonsie Valley High School Aurora IL 48 1:33.05 Jack Kirby (12), Alex Borisov (11), Aidan Sims (10), Will Tippett (11) The Baylor School Chattanooga TN 49 1:33.09 Andrew Simmons (10), Samuel Song (12), Adrian Iannamico (12), Ethan Davey (12) Johns Creek High School Johns Creek GA 50 1:33.11 Andy Huang (11), Edward Tay (11), Ethan Russell (9 ), Patrick Xu (12) Saint Francis High School Mountain View CA 51 1:33.16 Andrew Rodriguez (12), Adrian Dulay (11), Kai Welsh (11), Zach Ledesma (12) Northgate High School Walnut Creek CA 52 1:33.21 Kevin Repice (12), Jaykob Williams (12), Ryan Perham (11), Matthew Hahn (12) Southlake Carroll Senior High School South Lake TX 53 1:33.22 Aaron Dies (10), Evan Dies (12), Joel Cummins (10), Connor Craig (10) Penn H.S. Mishawaka IN 53 1:33.22 Leighton Mayers (12), Matthew Fallon (10), Will Stearns (11), Kevin Ma (12) The Pingry School Basking Ridge NJ 55 1:33.23 Jack Deppen (10), Antonio Octaviano (11), James Leitz (12), Robert Blewett (11) The Haverford School Haverford PA 56 1:33.24 Grant Godard (12), Daniel Worth (10), JP Hynes (12), Andrew Bennett (11) Lee's Summit North High School Lee's Summit MO 57 1:33.26 Sean Carr (11), Will Goodwin (12), Jack Clouatre (12), Will Kerscher (11) Regis Jesuit High School Aurora CO 58 1:33.32 Will Elsrod (10), Mitchell List (10), Alex Nash (11), Jon Sugar (12) St. Charles Preparatory School Columbus OH 58 1:33.32 Nicolas Tekieli (11), Cal Ritzmann (12), Frank Applebaum (11), William Zhang (12) University School Hunting Valley OH 58 1:33.32 Scott Shepherd (12), Nick Diangelo (11), Carl Bloebaum (9 ), Braden Osborn (10) William Mason High School Mason OH 61 1:33.33 Clayton Conklin (10), Vincent Huang (12), Joey Wise (11), Tony Boe (12) Clear Falls High School League City TX 62 1:33.34 Austin Lane (10), Joaquin Jamieson (11), Parker Fife (11), Ian Belflower (9 ) Clovis West High School Fresno CA 63 1:33.37 Lucas Piunti (10), Danny Schmiegel (12), Connor Casbon (10), Declan Tharp (12) Chesterton High School Chesterton IN 63 1:33.37 Nick Torres (12), Jack Kelly (10), Jared Copeland (12), Timothy Norris (10) Fordham Preparatory School Bronx NY 65 1:33.38 James Richardson (12), Jacob Headrick (11), Alex Edwards (10), Justin Robinson (12)Mercer Island High School Mercer Island WA 66 1:33.39 Ross Pantano (12), Ben Goeman (12), Rush Clark (11), Andrew Hood (10) Creighton Preparatory School Omaha NE 67 1:33.43 Jackson Kirk (11), Paul DeGrado (12), Daniel Bowen (11), Rafael Ponce De Leon (11)The Bolles School Jacksonville FL 68 1:33.50 Tyler Hong (10), Nicholas Hong (12), Joseph Richmond (10), John Soeder (11) Saint Ignatius High School Cleveland OH 69 1:33.53 Zach Cram (12), Liam Ryan (10), Iain Moore (12), Stephen Laming (12) Collegiate School Richmond VA 1 of 2 3/8/2020, 5:03 PM https://www.niscaonline.org/AALists/2019/b200mrel19.htm 70 1:33.54 Spencer Ryan (12), William Klena (12), Clayton Whetstine (9 ), B Gray Randolph (12)Norfolk Academy Norfolk VA 70 1:33.54 Matthew Nagler (12), Sean Yetter (11), Calvin Windle (10), Garrett Prybell (12) St.
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