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MONMOUTH COUNTY SWIM CHAMPIONSHIPS - 1/7/2011 to 1/8/2011 for Meet Results and More Results Sonny Werblin Rec. Center - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 6:01 PM 1/8/2011 Page 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY SWIM CHAMPIONSHIPS - 1/7/2011 to 1/8/2011 www.besmarttinc.com for meet results and more Results Event 1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 1:56.78 HSQT Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Red Bank Catholic A 1:58.15 1:55.51 HSQT 40 1) Cavano, Julianna 2) Slate, Shannon 3) Sharp, Sarah 4) Villane, Ali 2 Freehold Township High School A 2:00.85 1:59.03 34 1) Najar, Claudia 2) Ross, Stephanie 3) Byrne, Abigail 4) Bosa, Gabriela 3 Marlboro HS A 2:01.95 2:00.86 32 1) Posner, Jane 2) Goldberg, Risa 3) Zhang, Lisa 4) Torres, Kim 4 Colts Neck A 2:01.17 2:01.53 30 1) Klockner, Noelle 2) Powell, Anna 3) Foley, Kate 4) Kemp, Danielle 5 Red Bank Regional High School A 2:06.41 2:03.04 28 1) Nagle, Maggie 17 2) Gilmartin, Kyrsten 14 3) Giblin, Taylor 17 4) Garth, Emily 17 6 Freehold Boro High School A 2:02.37 2:03.50 26 1) O'Neill, Emily 2) Ryllo, Alexandra 3) Wright, Maura 15 4) Johnson, Georgia 7 MiddletownHS North A 2:03.74 2:03.66 24 1) Ciraolo, Danielle 2) Reimertz, Julia 3) Finn, Erin 4) Mahon, Kaitlyn 8 Middletown South A 2:02.27 2:04.46 22 1) Sufficool, Catherine 2) Sacerdote, Alexa 3) Gulino, Kim 4) Foran, Megan 9 Long Branch A 2:04.29 2:04.71 18 1) Elliott, Hannah 14 2) Spiegel, Keziah 17 3) Minnisch, Julie 17 4) Masi, Hayley 14 10 Neptune High School A 2:03.35 2:04.91 14 1) Strollo, Brenna 16 2) Glenn, Ariane 17 3) Farrington, Emily 15 4) Maniaci, Tara 15 11 Holmdel High School A 2:00.49 2:05.87 12 1) Healy, Megan 2) Yip, Jackie 3) Watkins, Kristen 4) McKay, Katie 12 Rumson-Fair Haven Reg HS A 2:02.11 2:05.90 10 1) Doyle, Hannah 2) Boyle, Katie 3) Kemm, Lilly 4) Kafaf, Helena 13 Manasquan High School A 2:04.81 2:06.40 8 1) McElduff, Katie 2) Heavey, Shea 3) Degnan, Kelli 4) Finkenauer, Elisabeth 14 Ranney School A 2:13.26 2:09.01 6 1) Cantave, Melissa 2) Korey, Jackie 3) Boyan, Madison 4) Kineavy, Annie 15 Shore Regional High School A 2:08.22 2:10.38 4 1) Farrell, Jane 2) Harmatz, Rachel 3) Bertekap, Sarah 4) Delehanty, Courtney 16 Manalapan Braves A 2:12.32 2:12.19 2 1) Campbell, Kiana 2) Snyder, Kristina 3) Roesch, Allyson 4) Wang, Lillian 17 Ocean Township High School A 1:57.36 2:12.27 1) Garcia, Laura 2) Hauck, Morgan 3) Klinger, Kayla 4) Calt, Liz 18 Wall High School A 2:04.35 2:12.59 1) Frain, Wanda 2) Marron, Kelly 3) Kossey, Sam 4) Moscatiello, Madison 19 St. Rose High School A 2:15.40 2:13.47 1) Sarnasi, Madison 2) Kropke, Caroline 3) Lynch, Bridget 4) Kropke, Emma 20 Howell A 2:09.04 2:15.35 1) Truax, Paige 2) Kittell, Ashley 3) Barnett, Naomi 4) Ingram, Sarah 21 Monmouth Regional High School A 2:19.39 2:17.06 1) Grimsgaard, Olivia 2) Grimsgaard, Victoria 3) Peters, Mikeala 4) Innace, Mary Kate Event 2 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay 1:46.20 HSQT Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Ocean Township High School A 1:47.18 1:38.74 HSQT 40 1) Lynch, Sam 2) Conte, Mark 3) Lynch, Jamey 4) Henrichsen, Dillon 2 Christian Brothers Academy A 1:40.01 1:39.77 HSQT 34 1) Shafritz, Dean M 14 2) Cefalo, Harrison 18 3) Connors, Joseph 17 4) Vandermolen, Nicholas 17 Sonny Werblin Rec. Center - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 6:01 PM 1/8/2011 Page 2 MONMOUTH COUNTY SWIM CHAMPIONSHIPS - 1/7/2011 to 1/8/2011 www.besmarttinc.com for meet results and more Results (Event 2 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay) Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points 3 Marlboro HS A 1:51.22 1:48.57 32 1) Wang, Bryan 2) Ng, Brandon 3) Froster, Robert 4) Torres, Joe 4 Freehold Boro High School A 1:49.30 1:49.20 30 1) Spitzer, Michael 2) Leuper, Quinn 3) Huynh, Andrew 4) Gallene, Matt 5 Red Bank Regional High School A 1:50.93 1:49.98 28 1) Nelson, Peter 17 2) Cundari, Phil 15 3) Forrester, Phil 17 4) Conley, Ty 18 6 Shore Regional High School A 1:54.72 1:51.94 26 1) Dwyer, Luke 2) Dwyer, Matt 3) Doe, Rob 4) Mentel, Matt 7 Manasquan High School A 1:51.88 1:53.48 24 1) Carlson, David 2) Petrone, Patrick 3) Lapham, Kevin 4) Maldjian, Sean 8 Howell A 1:51.88 1:53.93 22 1) Zwicher, Greg 2) Wheeler, Brandon 3) Hong, Brian 4) Enright, Pat 9 MiddletownHS North A 1:51.23 1:55.19 18 1) Moedt, Kevin 2) Vadala, Christopher 3) Wheaton, Michael 4) Maldonado, Roman 10 Wall High School A 1:54.65 1:55.62 14 1) Frost, Max 2) Wagner, Geoff 3) Mancini, Mike 4) Notaro, Brad 11 Red Bank Catholic A 1:55.87 1:56.86 12 1) Chambrovich, Patrick 2) Flannagan, Riley 3) Danback, Mat 4) Shields, JR 12 Ranney School A 2:01.21 1:58.62 10 1) Lin, Alex 2) Cojab, Salomon 3) Sabaitis, Charlie 4) Geraghty, Ronnie 13 Manalapan Braves A 2:00.23 1:59.84 8 1) Pimentel, Nick 2) Listor, Erik 3) Rijhsinghani, Ravin 4) Zwickel, Brian 14 Freehold Township High School A 1:55.31 1:59.87 6 1) Grajek, Michael 2) Oliver, Michael 3) Fan, Adam 4) Cocito, Brandon 15 Monmouth Regional High School A 1:59.75 2:00.29 4 1) Green, Michael 2) Green, Jonathan 3) Buob, Alan 4) Doucette, Christopher 16 Holmdel High School A 2:00.55 2:01.64 2 1) Scher, Evan 2) Kim, Samuel 3) Troiano, Thomas 4) Inglis, Zach 17 Colts Neck A 1:53.70 2:02.02 1) Krache, Danny 2) Nowicki, Adam 3) Damato, Andrew 4) Torres, Alex 18 Middletown South A 2:00.23 2:02.40 1) Bonardi, Chris 2) Weir, Patrick 3) Agin, Andrew 4) Heidt, Brian 19 St. Rose High School A 2:02.12 2:04.78 1) Gammond, Conor 2) DeFazio, Luca 3) McDermott, Devin 4) Pelech, Kyle 20 Rumson-Fair Haven Reg HS A 2:01.66 2:04.87 1) Decelle, John 2) Dughan, Ahimovic 3) Mcmanus, Kyle 4) Harlan, Bryce --- Neptune High School A 1:53.98 DQ 1) Mechura, Tyler 17 2) Gokberk, Nick 16 3) Cuttrell, Rich 16 4) Twidle, Clayton 17 Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle 2:01.24 HSQT Name Age School Seed Time Finals Time Points 1 Foran, Megan Middletown South 1:57.74 1:54.87 HSQT 20 2 Crosby, Jillian Red Bank Catholic 2:01.44 1:57.53 HSQT 17 3 Osmulski, Sarah Rumson-Fair Haven Reg HS 2:04.44 1:58.80 HSQT 16 4 Strollo, Brenna 16 Neptune High School 2:03.29 2:01.41 15 5 DelNero, Julia Red Bank Catholic 2:03.02 2:02.16 14 6 Perna, Erin Manasquan High School 2:02.19 2:04.22 13 7 Rymer, Karli Red Bank Catholic 2:03.68 2:05.06 12 8 Wright, Maura 15 Freehold Boro High School 2:10.05 2:06.31 11 9 Castellano, Nicole Red Bank Catholic 2:08.42 2:06.37 9 10 Giblin, Taylor 17 Red Bank Regional High School 2:11.87 2:08.88 7 Sonny Werblin Rec. Center - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 6:01 PM 1/8/2011 Page 3 MONMOUTH COUNTY SWIM CHAMPIONSHIPS - 1/7/2011 to 1/8/2011 www.besmarttinc.com for meet results and more Results (Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle) Name Age School Seed Time Finals Time Points 11 Minnisch, Julie 17 Long Branch 2:11.60 2:11.87 6 12 Cantave, Melissa Ranney School 2:16.02 2:12.36 5 13 Kropke, Caroline St. Rose High School 2:10.56 2:12.44 4 14 Gulino, Kim Middletown South 2:08.35 2:12.79 3 15 Larkin, Paige Saint John Vianney 2:15.73 2:13.03 2 16 O'Kane, Catherine Middletown South 2:14.12 2:14.42 1 17 Haley, Melissa Manasquan High School 2:12.64 2:16.41 18 Watkins, Kristen Holmdel High School 2:21.10 2:16.57 19 Fox, Hayley Rumson-Fair Haven Reg HS 2:18.31 2:17.57 20 Horner, Jenna Ocean Township High School 2:15.32 2:17.96 21 Ng, Dana Marlboro HS 2:24.11 2:18.31 22 Stevens, Domenique Manasquan High School 2:17.48 2:18.42 23 Barnett, Naomi Howell 2:16.41 2:18.63 24 Pirro, Gabi Middletown South 2:22.12 2:20.85 25 Anjoubault, Rebecca Ocean Township High School 2:15.86 2:21.07 26 Lurski, Andrea Howell 2:21.11 2:23.82 27 Tisony, Emily Ocean Township High School 2:16.19 2:24.10 28 Kelly, Margaret 15 Red Bank Regional High School 2:23.19 2:24.48 29 Schaaff, Bridget Shore Regional High School 2:20.10 2:24.61 30 Zhang, Sunny Marlboro HS 2:30.48 2:24.72 31 Dziuba, Liz Freehold Township High School 2:23.45 2:26.11 32 Reardon, Emily 16 Red Bank Regional High School 2:25.53 2:26.29 33 Maysonet, Angie Marlboro HS 2:37.41 2:27.67 34 Pedersen, Anna Manalapan Braves 2:28.90 2:27.95 35 Bonett, Julia Shore Regional High School 2:29.56 2:29.19 36 Bosko, Cristin St.
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