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2/8/2021 Results Lutheran South Academy HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 4:56 PM 2/8/2021 Page 1 TAPPS State - Division 3 - 2021 - 2/8/2021 Results 11 Ascension A 2:22.47 Event 1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 39.82 41.86 31.35 29.44 TAPPS D3: 1:50.77 * 2/5/2020 The Woodlands Christian Academ 12 St John Paul 2 A 2:24.03 M Murphy, I Krantzcke, B Stowell, O Busch 36.94 43.44 33.85 29.80 Walker SCY: 1:45.03 ! 2019 Johnson 13 Sacred Heart A 2:25.97 J. Scott, R. Sahota, S. Robles, M. Moore 32.70 50.62 33.29 29.36 Team Relay Finals Time 1 Logos Prep A 2:04.75 Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle 31.60 33.93 31.37 27.85 TAPPS D3: 1:51.33 * 2017 Carolyn Johnston 2 H S T E A 2:07.15 Walker SCY: 1:52.41 ! 2019 Evelyn Bruner 33.18 36.70 29.27 28.00 Name Yr School Finals Time 3 Providence A 2:12.15 1 Groff, Caitlyn 12 Shelton 1:57.19 34.36 40.20 29.84 27.75 27.15 29.18 30.12 30.74 4 Veritas A 2:12.62 2 Alberts, Payton 12 Trinity WP 2:00.59 33.97 41.43 27.04 30.18 27.65 30.06 31.40 31.48 5 Bay Area A 2:16.40 3 Sauer, Emily 12 Logos Prep 2:03.98 39.21 34.71 29.43 33.05 27.51 30.15 32.99 33.33 6 Trinity WP A 2:18.12 4 Harless, Madison 12 Trinity WP 2:06.24 49.84 24.56 28.10 35.62 28.31 31.55 32.97 33.41 7 Legacy A 2:19.36 5 Curley, Keelin 12 Bay Area 2:10.09 36.54 41.47 31.48 29.87 28.16 31.31 34.82 35.80 8 St John Paul 2 A 2:26.28 6 Coffin, Faith 12 Eagle Christian 2:12.19 34.87 44.03 36.71 30.67 29.15 32.86 34.88 35.30 9 Shelton A 2:31.06 7 Pickens, Rachel 09 Waldorf 2:16.29 40.82 45.74 28.73 35.77 30.50 34.09 1:11.70 10 Cypress A 2:37.08 8 Herbst, Katie 10 Logos Prep 2:16.54 38.58 44.06 36.89 37.55 31.84 35.17 35.42 34.11 11 Sacred Heart A 2:50.18 9 Hoffman, Mackenzie 12 Northland 2:17.32 37.43 49.04 47.42 36.29 31.88 34.18 35.85 35.41 12 Ascension A 2:53.04 10 Pelletier, Katie 10 H S T E 2:17.91 53.52 38.20 42.68 38.64 30.53 34.33 36.44 36.61 11 Bourgeois, Harley 09 Logos Prep 2:20.52 Event 2 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay 32.39 36.34 35.85 35.94 TAPPS D3: 1:40.02 * 2004 Northeast Christian 12 Ryan, Hannah 12 Faith West 2:20.68 Belew, Kornfeld, Brown, White 31.79 35.48 37.19 36.22 Walker SCY: 1:34.27 ! 2/5/2021 Reagan High School 13 Bader, Lana 09 Alcuin 2:24.10 N Nelson, K Cai, L Ray, L Prior 34.91 37.30 35.81 36.08 Team Relay Finals Time 14 Heimmermann, Lucie 09 Trinity Midland 2:25.11 1 Logos Prep A 1:48.27 33.87 36.81 38.10 36.33 25.90 29.99 25.26 27.12 15 Weems, Faith 11 Atonement 2:26.73 2 Veritas A 1:53.98 33.60 37.12 38.52 37.49 32.74 27.31 28.51 25.42 16 Boyle, Amelia 12 St John Paul 2 2:29.36 3 Shelton A 1:58.41 34.90 38.46 38.92 37.08 32.94 29.17 30.66 25.64 4 Legacy A 1:58.79 Event 4 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle 29.82 29.11 31.13 28.73 TAPPS D3: 1:41.89 * 2/6/2019 Steven Kuhn 5 H S T E A 2:03.09 Walker SCY: 1:40.84 ! 2020 Samuel Player 35.93 31.91 28.04 27.21 Name Yr School Finals Time 6 Cypress A 2:05.13 1 Bell, Nathan 10 Midland 1:43.06 35.50 35.92 26.27 27.44 23.83 26.14 27.05 26.04 7 Providence A 2:05.49 2 Stephenson, Matthew 10 Concordia RR 1:43.45 30.70 39.54 27.96 27.29 24.01 26.16 27.12 26.16 8 Trinity WP A 2:10.41 3 Brown, Harrison 11 1st Baptist Pas 2:00.12 37.37 39.10 27.99 25.95 26.24 30.86 31.98 31.04 9 San Angelo A 2:16.42 4 Hutton, Zachary 12 H S T E 2:08.13 41.25 36.48 31.04 27.65 27.32 30.90 34.07 35.84 10 1st Baptist Pas A 2:20.82 5 Yandell, Nathan 11 Bay Area 2:08.94 39.42 39.18 31.56 30.66 28.31 31.88 34.04 34.71 Lutheran South Academy HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 4:56 PM 2/8/2021 Page 2 TAPPS State - Division 3 - 2021 - 2/8/2021 Results (Event 4 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle) 6 Bransky, Joshua 12 Shelton 2:28.93 Name Yr School Finals Time 31.84 38.51 41.92 36.66 6 Fincher, Jake 10 Bay Area 2:15.55 7 Singer, Grayson 11 H S T E 2:35.05 30.10 34.14 35.49 35.82 35.65 43.06 41.06 35.28 7 Flores, Ethan 11 San Angelo 2:15.80 8 Gerwick, Gage 09 Legacy 2:36.02 29.68 34.41 36.50 35.21 32.61 38.43 47.95 37.03 8 Shortt, Ethan 10 H S T E 2:17.71 9 Lusk, Davis 09 San Angelo 2:37.42 30.67 34.54 37.07 35.43 33.16 43.01 45.87 35.38 9 Lawson, Stephen 12 1st Baptist Pas 2:21.70 10 Curley, Aidan 10 Bay Area 2:50.04 30.24 38.45 34.79 48.06 48.22 38.97 10 Lampard, Joshua 12 Bay Area 2:22.51 Event 7 Girls 50 Yard Freestyle 1:15.61 TAPPS D3: 24.70 * 2/6/2019 Payton Alberts 11 Hodson, Aiden 09 St John Paul 2 2:23.53 Walker SCY: 23.46 ! 2020 Morgan Bartley 31.70 36.09 38.33 37.41 Name Yr School Finals Time 12 Furley, Calvin 12 Veritas 2:25.53 1 Alberts, Payton 12 Trinity WP 25.39 30.72 37.58 2 Read, Allison 11 Hill Country 26.51 13 Henry, Timothy 11 1st Baptist Pas 2:28.30 3 Langan, Avery 09 Coram Deo 26.86 1:19.16 4 Janicki, Sarah 12 Waldorf 27.47 14 Schaeffer, Noah 11 Veritas 2:29.20 5 Richards, Amber 12 Logos Prep 27.59 32.04 37.36 40.02 39.78 15 Coulson, Sean 12 Ascension 2:29.90 6 Dai, Borui 12 San Marcos 28.34 31.54 37.19 42.65 38.52 7 Bourgeois, Harley 09 Logos Prep 28.42 8 Gerard, Maddie 10 Logos Prep 28.91 Event 5 Girls 200 Yard IM 9 Chavez, Rachel 09 Logos Prep 29.07 TAPPS D3: 2:03.26 * 2016 Carolyn Johnston 10 Smith, Paityn 11 Legacy 29.25 Walker SCY: 2:03.27 ! 2019 Jada Scott 11 Williams, Amanda 11 Veritas 29.79 Name Yr School Finals Time 12 Walker, Lauren 12 Legacy 30.07 1 Garrison, Sophia 12 Hill Country 2:05.53 13 Wallace, Rebecca 10 Veritas 30.12 26.99 32.15 35.87 30.52 14 Therrien, Emerson 09 Waldorf 30.35 2 Yakunovich, Vanessa 09 Providence 2:22.11 15 Bledsoe, Ruby 12 Waldorf 30.72 31.30 35.17 43.63 32.01 16 Whitmarsh, Lauren 11 Cypress 31.30 3 Smith, Berkeley 11 Providence 2:22.21 30.44 36.16 40.64 34.97 Event 8 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle 4 Hilliard, Abby 10 Bay Area 2:28.29 TAPPS D3: 21.48 * 2/5/2020 Trevor Smith 32.32 37.65 44.06 34.26 Walker SCY: 20.83 ! 2/6/2021 Connor M Foote 5 Stepanik, Serenity 10 Legacy 2:30.72 Name Yr School Finals Time 32.06 36.08 47.55 35.03 1 Fick, Rex 12 Logos Prep 22.01 6 Close, Maggie 11 H S T E 2:33.95 2 Cox, Everett 09 Logos Prep 23.41 31.70 38.90 47.16 36.19 3 Hall, Jayce 09 Bay Area 23.59 7 Goolsby, Courtney 11 Logos Prep 2:38.77 *4 Osborn, Cole 11 Shelton 23.78 33.51 36.55 51.29 37.42 *4 Clarke, Bradyn 09 Wichita Falls 23.78 8 Adair, Gertie Kate 09 Veritas 2:39.35 6 Wenz, Caleb 10 Lutheran North 24.17 36.67 38.95 46.94 36.79 7 Blackwell, Alex 12 Alcuin 24.27 8 Brown, Harrison 11 1st Baptist Pas 24.32 Event 6 Boys 200 Yard IM 9 Junker, Elijah 09 Ambleside 24.44 TAPPS D3: 1:54.10 * 2/6/2019 Colin Feehery 10 Tran, Jaden 12 Cypress 24.84 Walker SCY: 1:54.29 ! 2/5/2021 Kevin Cai 11 Wellings, Iszac 11 Providence 25.22 Name Yr School Finals Time 12 Lusk, Grayson 12 San Angelo 25.33 1 Bell, Jacob 10 Midland 2:00.14 13 Hancock, Dawson 11 Veritas 25.80 25.77 29.54 37.19 27.64 14 Cobb, Andy 11 Shelton 26.08 2 Wenz, Justice 11 Lutheran North 2:03.17 15 Camp, Benjamin 10 Trinity WP 26.17 26.16 34.08 32.94 29.99 16 Pickle, Caden 09 Providence 26.28 3 Snyder, Matthew 11 Trinity Temple 2:10.59 25.98 32.58 40.34 31.69 Event 11 Girls 100 Yard Butterfly 4 Davidson, Gage 10 Lubbock Christia 2:16.21 TAPPS D3: 56.45 * 2014 Alicia J Finnigan 28.90 37.33 38.18 31.80 Walker SCY: 55.89 ! 2021 Samantha Robles 5 Mendoza, Jack 11 Trinity WP 2:19.11 Name Yr School Finals Time 27.58 35.91 41.66 33.96 1 Marcus, Hannah 12 Pantego 1:00.48 28.64 31.84 Lutheran South Academy HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 4:56 PM 2/8/2021 Page 3 TAPPS State - Division 3 - 2021 - 2/8/2021 Results (Event 11 Girls 100 Yard Butterfly) 2 Marcus, Hannah 12 Pantego 55.57 Name Yr School Finals Time 27.16 28.41 2 Loewe, Christina 12 Veritas 1:00.80 3 Curley, Keelin 12 Bay Area 57.10 28.83 31.97 27.11 29.99 3 Smith, Berkeley 11 Providence 1:04.42 4 Coffin, Faith 12 Eagle Christian 58.60 30.08 34.34 28.17 30.43 4 Kurie, Alex 12 H S T E 1:05.90 5 Walker, Lauren 12 Legacy 1:04.58 30.74 35.16 31.61 32.97 5 Close, Maggie 11 H S T E 1:08.96 6 Heimmermann, Lucie 09 Trinity Midland 1:05.56 30.90 38.06 31.72 33.84 6 Gerard, Maddie 10 Logos Prep 1:10.89 7 Read, Allison 11 Hill Country 1:06.14 32.51 38.38 29.55 36.59 7 Chavez, Rachel 09 Logos Prep 1:12.50 8 Smith, Paityn 11 Legacy 1:06.29 33.45 39.05 32.30 33.99 8 Demmi, Brianna 11 Logos Prep 1:24.70 9 Bennett, Anna 10 St John Paul 2 1:07.58 39.31 45.39 32.57 35.01 9 Crawford, Mckenzie 09 Brazos 1:31.12 10 Wallace, Rebecca 10 Veritas 1:07.79 41.82 49.30 32.48 35.31 11 Williams, Amanda 11 Veritas 1:08.83 Event 12 Boys 100 Yard Butterfly 32.82 36.01 TAPPS D3: 50.74 * 2017 Ryan A Jennings 12 Whitmarsh, Lauren 11 Cypress 1:12.01 Walker SCY: 45.97 ! 2019 Nathan Braun 33.79 38.22 Name Yr School Finals Time 13 Preiss, Allison 09 St John Paul 2 1:14.05 1 Cheng, Paul 12 Concordia RR 52.77 35.36 38.69 24.59 28.18 14 McComb, Makenzee 12 1st Baptist Pas 1:16.11 2 Wenz, Caleb 10 Lutheran North 59.55 36.45 39.66 27.63 31.92 15 Davis, Brianna 12 Ascension 1:16.26 3 Blackwell, Alex 12 Alcuin 1:00.38 36.62 39.64 28.20 32.18 16 Robledo, Perla 09 Atonement 1:16.49 4 Keller Mayer, Abris 09 H S T E 1:00.95 37.32 39.17 27.74 33.21 5 Mendoza, Jack 11 Trinity WP 1:01.35 Event 14 Boys 100 Yard Freestyle 28.01 33.34 TAPPS D3: 46.14 * 2/5/2020 Trevor Smith 6 Tran, Jaden 12 Cypress 1:03.47 Walker SCY: 44.61 ! 2/6/2021 Connor M Foote 28.00 35.47 Name Yr School Finals Time 7 Henderson, Eli 09 River City 1:07.37 1 Goolsby, Garrett 12 Logos Prep 49.18 31.64 35.73 23.68 25.50 8 Farland, Robert 09 Bay Area 1:08.66 2 Compton, Truett 11 Veritas 49.21 30.53 38.13 23.80 25.41 9 Furley, Calvin 12 Veritas 1:09.63 3 Gerwick, Gavin 11 Legacy 49.59 30.10 39.53 23.85 25.74 10 Eikenhorst, Logan 09 Live Oak 1:09.79 4 Hall, Jayce 09 Bay Area 51.19 31.72 38.07 24.85 26.34 11 Dillett, Anthony 09 Logos Prep 1:13.90 5 Osborn, Cole 11 Shelton 51.70 34.18 39.72 25.35 26.35 12 Roberts, Reese 12
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