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For Dates 9/1/2011 - 8/31/2012 Boys Age 11 50 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 23.41 990 Kadlec, Holden 11 IN Plymouth Aquatic Club 11/13/2011 2011 IN PAC SHARKFEST 2 24.39 917 Lee, Matthew 11 CA Irvine Novaquatics 10/15/2011 2011 CA NOVA IMX+ Challenge 3 24.40 916 McGee, Eien 11 MS Unattached 11/11/2011 2011 SE BSL Cranberry Classic 4 25.34 847 Ayars, Michael 11 MW Lincoln Select Swimming 11/18/2011 2011 MV CSC Jim Devine Memoria 5 25.48 837 Warren, Elijah 11 CO Colorado Stars 11/19/2011 2011 CO CUDA Pentathlon XXIV 6 25.50 835 Wowk, Alex 11 WI Badger Aquatics Club 11/18/2011 2011 WI LAKE Fall Western Grea 7 25.62 826 Wells, Ty 11 PC Ripon Aquatics 10/22/2011 2011 PC LAC C/B/A+ 8 25.65 824 Peng, Matt 11 IA Cedar Rapids Aquatic 11/12/2011 2011 IA DMSF Fall Inv 9 25.78 815 Cooper, Jonah 11 CA Boulder City Henderson Swim Team 9/10/2011 2011 CA BCH Desert Invitational 10 25.82 812 Kibler, Drew 11 IN Southeastern Swim Club 11/18/2011 2011 IN CGAC Jingle Bell Class 11 25.87 808 Kravchenko, Luca 11 FL Central Brevard Swimming-Islanders 11/18/2011 2011 YCF Thanksgiving Invite 12 25.96 802 Kreizel, Logan 11 MW Greater Nebraska Swim Team 11/18/2011 2011 MV CSC Jim Devine Memoria 13 25.97 801 Camerino, Joshua 11 PC Otter Swim Club 9/24/2011 2011 PC SSF C/B/A+ 14 25.99 800 Gomez, Alberto 11 FG Miami Dade County Aquatic Club 10/21/2011 2011 FG Mike Horgan Memorial 15 26.00 799 Stogner, Colton 11 IL Unattached 11/4/2011 2011 IN SCSC Pumpkin Paddle Invit 15 26.00 799 Garcia, Steven 11 MR Unattached 10/15/2011 2011 MR Flushing Y Junior Swim Championship 17 26.02 797 Huston, Mitchell 11 MV Jefferson City Area Ymca 11/18/2011 2011 MV CSC Jim Devine Memoria 17 26.02 797 Gomez, Alexander 11 PV Machine Aquatics 11/13/2011 2011 PV National Age Group Team Challenge 19 26.08 793 Davis, Will 11 IL Chicago Wolfpack Aquatic Club 10/22/2011 2011 IL JETS Ghostly Gathering 20 26.14 789 Clark, David 11 GU Eagle Swim Association 10/29/2011 2011 GU TWST 14 & Under Elite Invitational Page 1 of 109 USA Swimming, Inc. For Dates 9/1/2011 - 8/31/2012 Boys Age 11 100 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 53.59 918 McGee, Eien 11 MS Unattached 10/21/2011 2011 SE War Eagle Invitational 2 53.70 913 Lee, Matthew 11 CA Irvine Novaquatics 10/15/2011 2011 CA NOVA IMX+ Challenge 3 54.22 892 Ayars, Michael 11 MW Lincoln Select Swimming 11/18/2011 2011 MV CSC Jim Devine Memoria 4 54.65 875 Wijesekera, Sanjay 11 PV Rockville Montgomery Swim Club 11/12/2011 2011 PV National Age Group Team Challenge 5 54.84 867 Ballard, Alex 11 GA Dynamo Swim Club 11/5/2011 2011 GA Age Group National Dual Meet 6 55.73 832 Kravchenko, Luca 11 FL Central Brevard Swimming-Islanders 11/18/2011 2011 YCF Thanksgiving Invite 7 55.75 831 Gomez, Alberto 11 FG Miami Dade County Aquatic Club 11/17/2011 2011 Speedo Winter Championshi 7 55.75 831 Cooper, Jonah 11 CA Boulder City Henderson Swim Team 10/29/2011 2011 CA Pumpkin Invitational 9 55.97 823 Bengson, Joshua 11 CA Sandpipers Of Nevada 11/12/2011 2011 CA BCH Fall Invitational 10 56.12 817 Depassier, Jorge 11 FG Davie Nadadores Swim Team 11/17/2011 2011 Speedo Winter Championshi 11 56.44 804 Kibler, Drew 11 IN Southeastern Swim Club 11/18/2011 2011 IN CGAC Jingle Bell Class 12 56.50 802 Wells, Ty 11 PC Ripon Aquatics 10/15/2011 2011 SN Lodi City Swim Club Pumpkin 13 56.52 801 Daniel, Matthew 11 OZ Tri-city Area Ymca Tidelwaves 11/18/2011 2011 OZ Ozark A Champs 14 56.54 800 Paquette, Joshua 11 WI Southwest Aquatic Team 11/4/2011 2011 IN CSC Fall Frenzy Invita 15 56.58 799 Camerino, Joshua 11 PC Otter Swim Club 10/8/2011 2011 PC DACA C/B/A+ 16 56.62 797 Wowk, Alex 11 WI Badger Aquatics Club 11/18/2011 2011 WI LAKE Fall Western Grea 17 56.75 792 Warren, Elijah 11 CO Colorado Stars 11/11/2011 2011 CO North Jeffco Pineapple 18 56.80 790 Yambor-Maul, John 11 FL Area Tallahassee Aquatic Club 9/9/2011 2011 FL Daytona Beach Swimming RL 19 56.84 789 Casas, Shaine 11 ST Mc Allen Swim Club 11/5/2011 2011 ST MSC Ryan Hirn Memorial 20 56.92 786 Marin, Ervin 11 FG Blue Marlins Of Hialeah Garden 9/24/2011 2011 FG Invitational- CSSC-092 Boys Age 11 200 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet Page 2 of 109 USA Swimming, Inc. For Dates 9/1/2011 - 8/31/2012 1 1:56.63 928 Ballard, Alex 11 GA Dynamo Swim Club 11/5/2011 2011 GA Age Group National Dual Meet 2 1:56.94 921 Lee, Matthew 11 CA Irvine Novaquatics 10/15/2011 2011 CA NOVA IMX+ Challenge 3 1:58.38 891 Ayars, Michael 11 MW Lincoln Select Swimming 11/18/2011 2011 MV CSC Jim Devine Memoria 4 1:58.71 884 McGee, Eien 11 MS Unattached 11/11/2011 2011 SE BSL Cranberry Classic 5 1:59.05 877 Abruzzo, Andrew 11 MA Penn Charter Aquatic Club 10/22/2011 2011 MA UDAC Rocktoberfest 6 1:59.18 874 Wijesekera, Sanjay 11 PV Rockville Montgomery Swim Club 11/12/2011 2011 PV National Age Group Team Challenge 7 1:59.65 865 Gomez, Alberto 11 FG Miami Dade County Aquatic Club 9/24/2011 2011 FG Invitational- CSSC-092 8 1:59.94 859 Freeman, Trey 11 UT Unattached 9/20/2011 2011 UT CHAT SEPT INTERSQUAD 9 2:01.30 831 Cooper, Jonah 11 CA Boulder City Henderson Swim Team 9/23/2011 2011 CA Desert Storm September 10 2:01.69 823 Chen, Maxwell 11 MI Kingfish Aquatic Club of Waterford 11/18/2011 2011 MI KAW Score Your Own Age 11 2:01.76 822 Finke, Robert 11 FL Saint Petersburg Aquatics 10/14/2011 2011 FL WFLA Halloween Invitational 12 2:01.81 821 Hohm, Spencer 11 IL Springfield USA 10/28/2011 2011 IL RED Archie Harris Fall 13 2:01.87 820 Kravchenko, Luca 11 FL Central Brevard Swimming-Islanders 11/18/2011 2011 YCF Thanksgiving Invite 14 2:02.06 816 Garcia, Steven 11 MR Unattached 11/4/2011 2011 MR NYSA Fall Classic 15 2:02.17 814 Yambor-Maul, John 11 FL Area Tallahassee Aquatic Club 9/23/2011 2011 SE PCST SC Paradise Invit 16 2:02.28 811 Camerino, Joshua 11 PC Otter Swim Club 10/8/2011 2011 PC DACA C/B/A+ 17 2:02.36 810 Mills, Steven 11 VA Lynchburg YMCA Swim Team 11/11/2011 2011 HOKI November Invitationa 18 2:02.65 804 Daniel, Matthew 11 OZ Tri-city Area Ymca Tidelwaves 11/18/2011 2011 OZ Ozark A Champs 19 2:02.83 801 Depassier, Jorge 11 FG Davie Nadadores Swim Team 11/17/2011 2011 Speedo Winter Championshi 20 2:03.27 792 Chan, Will 11 LE Lake Erie Silver Dolphins 11/18/2011 The Mark J. Braun Fall Classic Boys Age 11 500 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 5:14.82 896 Finke, Robert 11 FL Saint Petersburg Aquatics 10/14/2011 2011 FL WFLA Halloween Invitational Page 3 of 109 USA Swimming, Inc. For Dates 9/1/2011 - 8/31/2012 2 5:15.42 892 Ballard, Alex 11 GA Dynamo Swim Club 11/5/2011 2011 GA Age Group National Dual Meet 3 5:18.85 865 Kravchenko, Luca 11 FL Central Brevard Swimming-Islanders 11/18/2011 2011 YCF Thanksgiving Invite 4 5:20.43 853 Hohm, Spencer 11 IL Springfield USA 11/18/2011 2011 IL SUSA Fall Harvest 5 5:21.03 849 Chen, Maxwell 11 MI Kingfish Aquatic Club of Waterford 10/21/2011 2011 MI OLY Fall Classic 6 5:22.58 837 Freeman, Trey 11 SE Excel Aquatics 9/2/2011 2011 PC MAKO Open 7 5:24.19 825 Sharma, Shaun 11 CA Team Century Swim 10/8/2011 2011 CA ZAP Spooktacular BRW S 8 5:24.30 824 Wijesekera, Sanjay 11 PV Rockville Montgomery Swim Club 11/12/2011 2011 PV National Age Group Team Challenge 9 5:24.31 824 Cooper, Jonah 11 CA Boulder City Henderson Swim Team 11/12/2011 2011 CA BCH Fall Invitational 10 5:24.61 822 Urrutia, Felipe 11 FG Fort Lauderdale Aquatics 11/17/2011 2011 Speedo Winter Championshi 11 5:25.06 819 Ayars, Michael 11 MW Lincoln Select Swimming 10/14/2011 2011 MW MOST & OWSC Swimfest 12 5:25.45 816 Porto, Kevin 11 FG South Florida Aquatic Club 9/24/2011 2011 FG Invitational- CSSC-092 13 5:25.83 813 Zhang, Richard 11 PN Pacific Dragons Swim Team 11/19/2011 2011 PN November Age Group Invitational - D1 14 5:26.66 807 Casas, Shaine 11 ST Mc Allen Swim Club 11/5/2011 2011 ST MSC Ryan Hirn Memorial 15 5:26.82 806 Daniel, Matthew 11 OZ Tri-city Area Ymca Tidelwaves 11/18/2011 2011 OZ Ozark A Champs 16 5:27.05 804 Garcia, Steven 11 MR Unattached 11/4/2011 2011 MR NYSA Fall Classic 17 5:27.25 802 Depassier, Jorge 11 FG Davie Nadadores Swim Team 9/24/2011 2011 FG Invitational- CSSC-092 18 5:27.34 802 Yambor-Maul, John 11 FL Area Tallahassee Aquatic Club 9/23/2011 2011 SE PCST SC Paradise Invit 19 5:27.36 802 Mills, Steven 11 VA Lynchburg YMCA Swim Team 11/11/2011 2011 HOKI November Invitationa 20 5:28.35 794 Webster, Marshall 11 FL Sarasota YMCA Sharks 11/18/2011 2011 SYS Turkey Meet Boys Age 11 1000 Freestyle Short Course Yards Power Rank Time Points Name Age LSC / Club Meet Date Meet 1 10:38.28 1010 Abruzzo, Andrew 11 MA Penn Charter Aquatic Club 11/4/2011 2011 MA PAAC Fall Harvest 2 10:42.62 993 Finke, Robert 11 FL Saint Petersburg Aquatics 9/16/2011 2011 FL SPA TTW Fall Invite 3 10:58.48 933 Chen, Maxwell 11 MI Kingfish Aquatic Club of Waterford 11/4/2011 2011 MI CSW Harvest Classic 4 11:00.51 926 Hohm, Spencer 11 IL Springfield USA 10/28/2011 2011 IL RED Archie Harris Fall Page 4 of 109 USA Swimming, Inc.
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