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VHSL Class 2 Swimming & Diving Championship SwimRVA - CSAC - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:12 PM 2/20/2020 Page 1 VHSL Class 2 Swimming & Diving Championship - 2/19/2020 Results - Thursday - Class 2 Finals Event 1 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay VHSL: 1:30.91 ! 2017 Patriot High School Patri Cumberland, Rowe, Cooper, Ross VHSL Class2: 1:37.44 # 2/14/2019 George Mason High School Georg T Roche, A Janicki, I McCracken, R York Team Relay Prelim Time Finals Time A - Final 1 Virginia High School 1:45.37 1:44.24 1) Van Nostrand, Aaron SR 2) Gobble, Cooper SR 3) Moser, John David SO 4) White, Braxton FR 26.94 56.25 (29.31) 1:20.75 (24.50) 1:44.24 (23.49) 2 Radford High School 1:50.00 1:47.99 1) Cosmato, Nate SR 2) Minarik, Graham FR 3) Wohlford, Hampton SO 4) Wohlford, William SR 27.85 59.04 (31.19) 1:25.00 (25.96) 1:47.99 (22.99) 3 Bruton High School 1:53.86 1:49.97 1) Sprigg, Jacob JR 2) Homer, Chris SR 3) Chang, Kyle SR 4) Harned, Jacob SO 24.19 53.59 (29.40) 1:22.97 (29.38) 1:49.97 (27.00) 4 Clarke County High School 1:52.53 1:50.59 1) Sprincis, Derek SR 2) Lowell, Cooper JR 3) Whalen, Liam SO 4) Chaillet, Logan JR 27.88 59.44 (31.56) 1:26.51 (27.07) 1:50.59 (24.08) 5 Strasburg High School 1:50.70 1:51.61 1) Keefe, Sebastian SO 2) Cadle, Nathan SO 3) Varley, Donovan JR 4) Zimbro, Tyler SR 29.04 1:00.03 (30.99) 1:27.58 (27.55) 1:51.61 (24.03) 6 Madison County High School 1:54.23 1:53.61 1) McClelland, Connor JR 2) Wintersgill, Luke SR 3) Carter, Irwin SO 4) Smith, John 29.75 58.73 (28.98) 1:28.82 (30.09) 1:53.61 (24.79) 7 Chilhowie High School 1:55.00 1:54.27 1) Gentry, Nathan SR 2) Williams, Branden SR 3) Powers, Jackson SR 4) Somervell, Xander SR 29.51 1:01.22 (31.71) 1:26.67 (25.45) 1:54.27 (27.60) 8 James River High School 2:02.51 2:05.18 1) Etzler, Nathan 2) Barger, Cole 3) Minnix, Dillon 4) Marshall, Owen 31.73 1:05.59 (33.86) 1:36.67 (31.08) 2:05.18 (28.51) B - Final 9 Marion Senior High School 2:04.47 2:03.37 1) Patton, Caleb SO 2) Williams, Mason SR 3) Singleton, Dakoda FR 4) Vanhoy, Preston SO 27.25 59.37 (32.12) 1:36.63 (37.26) 2:03.37 (26.74) 10 Central High School 2:07.45 2:07.43 1) Wells, Gage FR 2) Orr, Camden SO 3) Orr, Jake JR 4) Bowman, Jaylan FR 35.31 1:10.19 (34.88) 1:37.79 (27.60) 2:07.43 (29.64) 11 Lancaster High School 2:10.54 2:08.56 1) VerMeer, Morgan SO 2) McGee, Carter SO 3) Scott, Jameson FR 4) Kellum, Berkeley SO 28.81 1:05.73 (36.92) 1:34.54 (28.81) 2:08.56 (34.02) 12 Glenvar High School 2:12.62 2:11.63 1) Campbell, Cooper FR 2) Fuhrman, Kaid SR 3) Hall, Parker SR 4) Dugger, Ben JR 32.77 1:10.81 (38.04) 1:42.27 (31.46) 2:11.63 (29.36) 13 Appomattox County High School 2:10.53 2:12.56 1) Drinkard, Charlie FR 2) Fulcher, Conner FR 3) Goodman, Bennett FR 4) Thompson, Gabe SO 31.77 1:16.34 (44.57) 1:44.82 (28.48) 2:12.56 (27.74) 14 Altavista Combined School 2:13.62 2:14.99 1) Chavez, Tony SO 2) Schultz, Kristopher SO 3) Wingfield, Justin FR 4) Schubert, Eli FR 39.42 1:10.57 (31.15) 1:45.06 (34.49) 2:14.99 (29.93) 15 Prince Edward County High 2:19.03 2:19.91 1) Tobias, Logan SO 2) Beach, Griffin SO 3) Swanson, Matthew SO 4) Lettner Rust, Harry SR 34.72 1:19.74 (45.02) 1:51.45 (31.71) 2:19.91 (28.46) SwimRVA - CSAC - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:12 PM 2/20/2020 Page 2 VHSL Class 2 Swimming & Diving Championship - 2/19/2020 Results - Thursday - Class 2 Finals Event 2 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay VHSL: 1:43.62 ! 2017 Patrick Henry - Roanoke Patri Whitlow, Higgins, Hamilton, Stanley VHSL Class2: 1:53.12 # 2/14/2019 George Mason High School Georg E Reithinger, M Roche, M Dubois, E Chadwick Team Relay Prelim Time Finals Time A - Final 1 Bruton High School 1:58.60 1:55.63 1) Anderson, Chloe SO 2) Check, Chloe FR 3) Lynch, Gina SR 4) Randall, Amari SO 30.51 1:02.66 (32.15) 1:29.53 (26.87) 1:55.63 (26.10) 2 Glenvar High School 2:01.60 1:56.54 1) Dunkenberger, Reese JR 2) Pope, Isabelle JR 3) Hall, Adrianna FR 4) Griffith, Claire FR 26.92 1:02.42 (35.50) 1:31.39 (28.97) 1:56.54 (25.15) 3 Marion Senior High School 2:01.88 2:01.09 1) Pollard, Emily SO 2) Coley, Bre SR 3) Graham, Ava Kate SO 4) Williams, Kennedy JR 31.03 1:04.52 (33.49) 1:34.94 (30.42) 2:01.09 (26.15) 4 George Wythe High School 2:02.20 2:02.46 1) Dalton, Morgan SO 2) Puckett, Lauren JR 3) Robinson, Tatum SO 4) Gomez, Gabrianna JR 30.17 1:08.59 (38.42) 1:35.83 (27.24) 2:02.46 (26.63) 5 Strasburg High School 2:01.69 2:02.83 1) Davis, Abby SR 2) Davis, Abigail JR 3) Kawatsky, Abbi SO 4) Hockman, Tessa SR 35.84 1:08.45 (32.61) 1:36.17 (27.72) 2:02.83 (26.66) 6 Virginia High School 2:08.43 2:08.16 1) Austin, Amelia SO 2) Holmes, Harley JR 3) Harosky, Madison SR 4) Stacy, Sarah JR 31.09 1:08.24 (37.15) 1:39.41 (31.17) 2:08.16 (28.75) 7 Tazewell High School 2:08.99 2:09.88 1) Ridlehuber, Margaret Anne JR 2) Taylor, Darcy SO 3) Brewster, Miranda SR 4) Whitt, Claira SR 30.87 1:07.02 (36.15) 1:39.04 (32.02) 2:09.88 (30.84) 8 Radford High School 2:09.01 2:09.96 1) Vinson, Kathryn JR 2) Kleppin, Anna SR 3) Gasimova, Havva FR 4) Graham, Madison FR 30.55 1:08.64 (38.09) 1:40.64 (32.00) 2:09.96 (29.32) B - Final 9 Graham High School 2:11.92 2:12.10 1) Billips, Lindsey JR 2) Benson, Katie JR 3) Cline, Ashley JR 4) Benson, Kara FR 34.33 1:10.91 (36.58) 1:44.03 (33.12) 2:12.10 (28.07) 10 Madison County High School 2:12.53 2:12.98 1) Miller, Emma SO 2) Foard, Madison SR 3) Wintersgill, Kelsie SO 4) Utz, Rachel SR 33.85 1:12.55 (38.70) 1:45.44 (32.89) 2:12.98 (27.54) 11 Nandua High School 2:12.84 2:16.47 1) Gouldin, Lacy SO 2) Johnson, Madison SO 3) Thornes, Taylor SO 4) Davis, Ann SR 36.60 1:10.86 (34.26) 1:43.67 (32.81) 2:16.47 (32.80) 12 Clarke County High School 2:19.14 2:19.41 1) Sprincis, Kayla SO 2) Hooks, Lexi SR 3) Pitts, Samantha JR 4) Kreeb, Leah FR 32.58 1:13.02 (40.44) 1:48.22 (35.20) 2:19.41 (31.19) 13 Prince Edward County High 2:23.91 2:21.95 1) Dimanno, Kevynne SR 2) Hemmer, Josie JR 3) Stimpert, Renee SR 4) Lucas, Aly SO 40.99 1:21.94 (40.95) 1:51.29 (29.35) 2:21.95 (30.66) 14 Appomattox County High School 2:16.70 2:22.31 1) Midkiff, Lanie SO 2) Moore, Kirsten FR 3) Harris, Tatum JR 4) Jamerson, Berkley FR 40.59 1:22.06 (41.47) 1:53.35 (31.29) 2:22.31 (28.96) 15 Altavista Combined School 2:30.32 2:32.66 1) Stallard, Emmaleigh SO 2) Case, Rachel SO 3) Andrews, Micah FR 4) Greer, Courtney SR 43.52 1:21.63 (38.11) 2:32.66 (1:11.03) SwimRVA - CSAC - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:12 PM 2/20/2020 Page 3 VHSL Class 2 Swimming & Diving Championship - 2/19/2020 Results - Thursday - Class 2 Finals Event 3 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle VHSL: 1:35.76 ! 2014 Andrew Seliskar Thomas Jefferson VHSL Class2: 1:43.05 # 2/15/2018 Evan Lynch Bruton Panthers Name Yr School Prelim Time Finals Time A - Final 1 Sprigg, Jacob JR Bruton High School 1:49.26 1:42.29# 23.70 49.77 (26.07) 1:16.43 (26.66) 1:42.29 (25.86) 2 Van Nostrand, Aaron SR Virginia High School 1:51.66 1:51.14 24.63 52.45 (27.82) 1:21.74 (29.29) 1:51.14 (29.40) 3 Estep, Derek SR East Rockingham High School 1:53.12 1:53.93 25.87 54.85 (28.98) 1:24.28 (29.43) 1:53.93 (29.65) 4 Whalen, Liam SO Clarke County High School 1:59.57 1:55.08 26.57 56.36 (29.79) 1:25.87 (29.51) 1:55.08 (29.21) 5 Hart, Ben JR Giles High School 1:57.21 1:55.99 27.09 56.81 (29.72) 1:26.98 (30.17) 1:55.99 (29.01) 6 King, Kolby SO Fort Chiswell High School 1:57.40 1:56.40 27.11 56.49 (29.38) 1:26.64 (30.15) 1:56.40 (29.76) 7 White, Braxton FR Virginia High School 2:01.50 1:59.36 26.93 57.01 (30.08) 1:28.59 (31.58) 1:59.36 (30.77) 8 Gentry, Nathan SR Chilhowie High School 2:08.40 2:07.28 27.40 58.60 (31.20) 1:32.45 (33.85) 2:07.28 (34.83) B - Final 9 Cosmato, Nate SR Radford High School 2:10.31 2:07.61 30.26 1:03.53 (33.27) 1:37.97 (34.44) 2:07.61 (29.64) 10 Hess, Eli SO Virginia High School 2:09.81 2:08.51 28.95 1:01.42 (32.47) 1:35.13 (33.71) 2:08.51 (33.38) 11 Meador, Caleb James River High School 2:09.51 2:09.48 29.83 1:02.34 (32.51) 1:36.06 (33.72) 2:09.48 (33.42) 12 Orr, Camden SO Central High School 2:13.02 2:10.72 31.00 1:04.54 (33.54) 1:38.93 (34.39) 2:10.72 (31.79) 13 Mullins, Daniel SR Tazewell High School 2:16.54 2:11.03 30.84 1:04.64 (33.80) 1:39.05 (34.41) 2:11.03 (31.98) 14 Donnan, David SR Alleghany High School 2:12.46 2:11.59 30.74 1:03.31 (32.57) 1:37.70 (34.39) 2:11.59 (33.89) 15 Lilliston, Patrick SO Nandua High School 2:16.32 2:12.66 28.69 1:00.92 (32.23) 1:37.19 (36.27) 2:12.66 (35.47) 16 Kohen, Mathis SR Strasburg High School 2:17.35 2:20.47 31.20 1:05.96 (34.76) 1:43.30 (37.34) 2:20.47 (37.17) Preliminaries 17 Welch, Lucas FR Clarke County High School 2:19.11 18 Cossitt, Bennett SO Nandua High School 2:22.91 19 Gessner, Joel SO Strasburg High School 2:26.45 20 Harned, Jacob SO Bruton High School 2:26.65 21 Swanson, Charlie SO Prince Edward County High 2:46.94 SwimRVA - CSAC - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:12 PM 2/20/2020 Page 4 VHSL Class 2 Swimming & Diving Championship - 2/19/2020 Results - Thursday - Class 2 Finals Event 4 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle VHSL: 1:46.32 ! 2009 Rebecca Jones First Colonial VHSL Class2: 1:49.13 # 2/14/2019 Morgan Miller Poquoson-VA Name Yr School Prelim Time Finals Time A - Final 1 Llamas, Mia FR Galax Maroon High School 1:57.94 1:56.34 27.00 56.40 (29.40) 1:26.88 (30.48) 1:56.34 (29.46) 2 Lynch, Gina SR Bruton High School 2:01.07 1:56.67 27.48 57.20 (29.72) 1:27.47 (30.27) 1:56.67 (29.20) 3 Sprincis, Kayla SO Clarke County High School 1:59.06 1:58.73 27.68 57.68 (30.00) 1:28.37 (30.69) 1:58.73 (30.36) 4 Anderson, Chloe SO Bruton High School 2:02.80 2:04.41 28.18 59.16 (30.98) 1:31.75 (32.59) 2:04.41 (32.66) 5 Cooper, Megan JR Gate City High School 2:08.33 2:06.44 29.27 1:01.76 (32.49) 1:34.89
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