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2017 CIF Los Angeles Results CIF LA City Section Champ Meet HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - Page 1 LA CITY SECTION SWIM FINALS OB East Los Angeles College Results - City Finals 3 Fletcher, Ella 10 Venice 1:58.97 Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay Varsity 4 Pearson, Johanna Eagle Rock-SC 2:00.91 LA CITY: 1:47.44 * 5/10/2017 Palisades Charter 5 Camacho, Alondra Eagle Rock-SC 2:01.83 S Wlodek, L Timmerman, D Seggelke, D Green 6 Winter, Grace 10 Palisades 2:03.90 National H.S: 1:39.25 # 2/14/2015 Carmel 7 Kim, Amanda 9 Palisades 2:07.18 Burchill, Clarke, Burchill, Bilquist 8 Sanchez, Alena Eagle Rock-SC 2:07.46 Team Relay Finals Time B - Consol Championship Final 9 Farias, Celia FR Cleveland-CA 2:06.59 1 Palisades 1:47.44* 10 Campuzano, Gaby JR Granada 2:08.12 2 San Pedro 1:55.14 11 Hopp, Alexis SO Granada 2:08.39 3 Cleveland-CA 1:56.78 12 Davis, Kira 9 Palisades 2:13.61 4 Eagle Rock-SC 1:57.89 13 Tapia, Bella FR Cleveland-CA 2:14.68 5 Granada 2:00.13 14 Vargas, Sarah SO Cleveland-CA 2:14.92 6 Venice 2:03.52 15 Linck, DeeDee JR Cleveland-CA 2:16.42 7 Birm 2:12.32 16 Melendez, Sierra SO El Camino 2:17.70 B - Consol 9 L.A.C.E.S. 2:09.66 Event 6 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Varsity 10 Verdugo 2:12.46 LA CITY: 1:38.30 * 5/10/2017 Kian Brouwer 11 Carson 2:13.58 National H.S: 1:33.83 # 5/13/2009 Tom Shields 12 Hamilton 2:14.15 Name Yr School Finals Time 13 Narbonne 2:19.61 Championship Final 14 Roosevelt 2:20.00 1 Brouwer, Kian 12 Palisades 1:38.30* 15 Van Nuys 2:20.24 2 Tabatebace, Ashkan SO Granada 1:43.39 16 South East 2:22.35 3 Loncar, Hunter 12 Palisades 1:44.53 4 Wagoner, Sebastian Jr San Pedro 1:46.89 Event 4 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay Varsity 5 Sanchez, Ben SO Birm 1:50.08 LA CITY: 1:35.68 * 5/10/2017 Palisades Charter 6 Speiser, Sammy 11 Palisades 1:50.75 J Havton, A Havton, G Havton, L Lacy 7 Planting, Andrew 9 Palisades 1:51.68 National H.S: 1:30.01 # 3/9/2013 Saline HS MI 8 Steen, Noah Fr San Pedro 1:54.61 Boland, Ehrman, Bundas, ?Whitener B - Consol Team Relay Finals Time 9 Sigal, Josh SR Granada 1:51.87 Championship Final 10 Cook, Jackson SO El Camino 1:52.70 1 Palisades 1:35.68* 11 Richman, Troy SO Cleveland-CA 1:55.44 2 Granada 1:40.04 12 Tibazi, Noah SO Cleveland-CA 1:57.39 3 San Pedro 1:41.81 13 Pestunji, Austin JR Granada 1:58.72 4 Cleveland-CA 1:45.60 14 Katibah, Zaki SO Granada 1:59.09 5 El Camino 1:46.71 15 Malyar, Nick SR El Camino 2:01.05 6 Carson 1:50.21 16 Martinez-Gutierrez, Juan 11 Los Angeles 2:01.76 7 Narbonne 1:50.31 8 Hollywood-SC 1:51.65 Event 7 Girls 200 Yard IM Varsity B - Consol LA CITY: 1:59.53 * 5/19/1993 Krsitine Quance 9 L.A.C.E.S. 1:51.46 National H.S: 1:53.82 # 11/13/2009 Dagny Knutson 10 Birm 1:52.52 Name Yr School Finals Time 11 Eagle Rock-SC 1:54.29 Championship Final 12 Bell 1:58.31 1 Steen, Audrey Jr San Pedro 2:06.00 13 Kennedy 1:58.72 2 Timmerman, Leah 12 Palisades 2:10.84 14 Uni 1:59.86 3 Ta, Tammy 12 Bravo 2:18.42 15 Sherman Oaks 2:01.51 4 Timmerman, Quincy 9 Palisades 2:18.53 16 Bravo 2:04.76 5 Saab, Elena 11 Palisades 2:19.93 6 Cheng, Jennifer JR Cleveland-CA 2:26.53 Event 5 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Varsity 7 Romero, Leslie SR Cleveland-CA 2:27.00 LA CITY: 1:49.95 * 5/7/2000 Amy Jones 8 Fortuny, Zyrille FR Cleveland-CA 2:29.28 National H.S: 1:42.81 # 11/14/2008 Dagny Knutson B - Consol Name Yr School Finals Time 9 Martinez, Mikaela SO Granada 2:24.95 Championship Final 10 Keipp, Julie Eagle Rock-SC 2:26.00 1 Seggelke, Dora 11 Palisades 1:54.29 11 Rosa, Neve 11 Palisades 2:30.02 2 Kakazu, Ema So San Pedro 1:54.68 CIF LA City Section Champ Meet HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - Page 2 LA CITY SECTION SWIM FINALS OB East Los Angeles College Results - City Finals B - Consol ... (Event 7 Girls 200 Yard IM Varsity) Event 10 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle Varsity Name Yr School Finals Time LA CITY: 20.87 * 5/19/1993 Jess Withey 12 Keipp, Madeline Eagle Rock-SC 2:33.64 National H.S: 19.43 # 5/15/2010 Vlad Morozov 13 Hansen, Shania FR Granada 2:34.79 Name Yr School Finals Time 14 Sanchez, Sydney 9 Ortho 2:36.82 Championship Final 15 Meister, Noa SR Cleveland-CA 2:38.07 1 Green, Jonathan 12 L.A.C.E.S. 21.11 16 Garcia, Renee 10 Van Nuys 2:49.96 2 Yoo, Roy 11 Palisades 21.21 Event 8 Boys 200 Yard IM Varsity 3 Medina, Christopher JR Granada 21.52 LA CITY: 1:53.41 * 5/13/2016 Daichi Kakazu 4 Havton, Greg 12 Palisades 21.89 National H.S: 1:41.39 # 3/18/2011 David Nolan 5 Wall, Andrew SR Granada 21.97 Name Yr School Finals Time 6 Chun, Colin 11 Venice 22.17 Championship Final 7 Lacy, Lucas 11 Palisades 22.50 1 Havton, Alex 12 Palisades 1:54.93 8 Zeballos, Kevin Sr Carson 22.64 2 Havton, Jon 12 Palisades 1:57.10 B - Consol 3 Meister, Ari SO Cleveland-CA 2:00.30 9 Tang, Albert SR El Camino 23.00 4 Kircher, Wyatt Sr San Pedro 2:02.73 10 Berg, Simon Hollywood-SC 23.02 5 De Zilwa, Shallen JR Granada 2:03.84 11 Dever, Samuel Sr San Pedro 23.10 6 Vayanas, Orion 10 Palisades 2:04.25 12 Teixeira-Vance, Etienne 12 Palisades 23.55 7 Pak, Tevin 11 Palisades 2:04.45 13 Salazar, Jose 10 South East 23.56 8 Joe, Jacob JR Granada 2:06.21 14 Duarte, Brandon Jr San Pedro 23.70 B - Consol 15 Hernandez, Daniel 12 Bell 24.04 9 Pondrelli, Ruben SR El Camino 2:05.05 16 Tran, Ryan JR Granada 24.22 10 Kennedy, Nolan SR Cleveland-CA 2:09.46 Event 11 Girls 100 Yard Butterfly Varsity 11 Augusztiny, Jozef JR Granada 2:14.02 LA CITY: 55.85 * 5/18/2011 Bianca Valencia 12 Jaju, Shubham JR Granada 2:16.65 National H.S: 51.92 # 5/21/2011 Jasmin Tosky 13 Cerda, Robert SO Cleveland-CA 2:21.72 Name Yr School Finals Time 14 Liakhovetski, Allen FR Taft 2:25.52 Championship Final 15 Castaneda Juarez, Adrian 12 Panorama 2:26.71 1 Steen, Audrey Jr San Pedro 57.21 16 Gonzalez, Omar JR El Camino 2:26.84 2 Berman, Alyssa 10 Venice 58.18 Event 9 Girls 50 Yard Freestyle Varsity 3 Wlodek, Sophia 9 Palisades 59.82 LA CITY: 23.54 * 5/12/2000 Amy Jones 4 Wong, Angie FR Granada 1:02.68 National H.S: 21.99 # 11/17/2012 Olivia Smoliga 5 Saab, Elena 11 Palisades 1:03.41 Name Yr School Finals Time 6 Farias, Celia FR Cleveland-CA 1:03.93 Championship Final 7 Keipp, Julie Eagle Rock-SC 1:04.42 1 Berman, Alyssa 10 Venice 24.25 8 Yoo, Rebecca 10 Palisades 1:04.43 2 Blue, Isobel SO El Camino 24.95 B - Consol 3 Hopkins, Alli 11 Venice 25.21 9 Martinez, Mikaela SO Granada 1:04.89 4 Green, Darby 9 Palisades 25.40 10 Cid, Danielle 12 Venice 1:04.94 5 Brouwer, Sydney 9 Palisades 26.14 11 Gorokhov, Tammy SO Cleveland-CA 1:05.54 6 Walker, Rose 11 Palisades 26.37 12 Graves, Maxine 11 Palisades 1:05.77 7 Cid, Danielle 12 Venice 26.69 13 Maldonado-Lopez, Citali JR Birm 1:06.47 8 Brock, Jordyn Sr Carson 26.76 14 Jimenez, Sheybe 11 Roosevelt 1:07.01 B - Consol 15 Keipp, Madeline Eagle Rock-SC 1:08.29 9 Onadja, Sophia SR Cleveland-CA 26.61 16 DiMeglio, Natalie Fr San Pedro 1:08.81 10 Farrand, Crystal 11 Sylmar 26.84 Event 12 Boys 100 Yard Butterfly Varsity 11 Guevara, Gleenix 12 Gertz-Ressler 26.86 LA CITY: 48.36 * 5/10/2017 Kian Brouwer 12 Maldonado-Lopez, Citali JR Birm 27.16 National H.S: 46.71 # 2/23/2013 Connor Black 13 Garcia, Renee 10 Van Nuys 27.19 Name Yr School Finals Time 14 Saxey-Santillo, Dominique Fr San Pedro 27.26 Championship Final 15 Arabshahi, Zahra SR Cleveland-CA 27.38 1 Brouwer, Kian 12 Palisades 48.36* 16 Casteneda, Lillian JR Granada 28.08 2 Havton, Greg 12 Palisades 50.80 3 Green, Jonathan 12 L.A.C.E.S. 51.42 4 Martinez, Miguel SR Granada 53.11 5 Sato, Tomo 12 Palisades 53.53 CIF LA City Section Champ Meet HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - Page 3 LA CITY SECTION SWIM FINALS OB East Los Angeles College Results - City Finals Championship Final ..
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