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Scy Records Condensed FLORIDA GOLD COAST RECORDS 04/26/2020 LCM LSC Records 10 & under Yr Name Team Time Event Time Team Name Yr 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 29.21 50 FR 28.86 FG-MBAY Jason Gagnon 90 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 1:03.44 100 FR 1:03.99 FG-MS Kaii Winkler 16 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 2:17.85 200 FR 2:18.09 FG-MS Kaii Winkler 16 03 Jenny Yazbec FG-UN 4:47.79 400 FR 4:50.00 FG-UN Nicholas Manousos 02 16 Erika Pelaez FG-GRSC 10:01.63 800 FR 10:15.79 FG-AQUA Nicholas Manousos 02 04 Becca Heller FG-UN 19:06.27 1500 FR 19:02.05 FG-AQUA Nicholas Manousos 02 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 33.19 50 BK 32.30 FG-ECAC Josh Zuchowski 15 50 BK 32.30 FG-ECAC Josh Zuchowski 15 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 1:11.04 100 BK 1:08.66 FG-ECAC Josh Zuchowski 15 17 Erika Pelaez FG-UN 2:38.63 200 BK 2:31.48 FG-ECAC Josh Zuchowski 15 92 Sabah Brinson FG-NMST 37.15 50 BR 37.55 FG-MACM George Gonzalez 18 15 Micaela Sierra FG-UN 1:21.86 100 BR 1:21.85 FG-MACM George Gonzalez 18 04 Keri Brunn FG-NPB 2:59.20 200 BR 2:57.22 FG-MACM George Gonzalez 18 200 BR 2:57.22 FG-MACM George Gonzalez 18 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 32.03 50 FL 30.65 FG-MBAY Jason Gagnon 90 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 1:11.00 100 FL 1:09.88 FG-FLA Kaii Winkler 16 80 Nancy Douglas FG-PCST 2:37.82 200 FL 2:41.74 FG-PCST Raun Bass 91 17 Erika Pelaez FG-MS 2:35.77 200 IM 2:35.42 FG-ECAC Josh Zuchowski 15 04 Becca Heller FG-UN 5:35.47 400 IM 5:40.14 FG-HURR Ford Pearson 80 02 FG-PST, Sharla Milne,<br> Courtney FG-PST 2:07.19 200 FR-R 2:07.17 FG-PCS FG-PCS, B.Grady,<br> J.Beal,<br> 92 Randolph,<br> Velentina M.Baer,<br> S.Schultz Dorante,<br> Lilian Gonzalez 14 FG-ECAC, Madelyn Hebert,<br> FG-ECAC 4:55.35 400 FR-R 5:16.89 FG-MACM FG-MACM, Nestor Montero,<br> 12 Anna Auld,<br> Alexandra Emilio Marin,<br> Andres Burns,<br> Megan Murphy Wong,<br> Bryan Castro 02 FG-PST, Sharla Milne,<br> FG-PST 2:26.87 200 MED-R 2:25.09 FG-JDST FG-JDST, Brandon Hiebert,<br> 14 Valentina Dorante,<br> Courtney Jacob Roman,<br> Joshua Randolph,<br> Lillian Gonzalez Zuchowski,<br> Pace Edwards 14 FG-ECAC, Alexandra Burns,<br> FG-ECAC 5:29.43 400 MED-R 6:50.54 FG-ECAC FG-ECAC, Nicholas Kjaerulff,<br> 14 Madelyn Hebert,<br> Megan Jerry Stegenga,<br> Diego Murphy,<br> Anna Auld Lopez,<br> Carson Neidert 11-12 Yr Name Team Time Event Time Team Name Yr 14 Andrea Santander FG-GRSC 27.00 50 FR 26.17 FG-SOFL Julien Pinon 11 14 Andrea Santander FG-GRSC 59.04 100 FR 56.65 FG-SOFL Julien Pinon 11 19 Erika Pelaez FG-EA 2:06.09 200 FR 2:03.07 FG-SOFL Julien Pinon 11 06 Lauren Driscoll FG-FLA 4:24.50 400 FR 4:18.36 FG-SOFL Rafael Rodriguez 14 04 Sharla Milne FG-BA 9:15.12 800 FR 9:04.85 FG-SUN Jeffrey Raymond 02 04 Sharla Milne FG-BA 17:26.67 1500 FR 17:09.39 FG-SOFL Rafael Rodriguez 14 19 Erika Pelaez FG-EA 30.18 50 BK 29.14 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 17 18 Aspen Gersper FG-SAS 1:05.71 100 BK 1:02.91 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 17 19 Erika Pelaez FG-EA 2:19.27 200 BK 2:13.60 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 17 18 Sara Lin FG-PCS 34.82 50 BR 32.39 FG-TSA Aiden Kohanyi 17 18 Sara Lin FG-PCS 34.82 50 BR 18 Sara Lin FG-PCS 1:15.49 100 BR 1:10.01 FG-TSA Aiden Kohanyi 17 18 Sara Lin FG-PCS 1:15.49 100 BR 01 Katie Marsh FG-AQUA 2:45.04 200 BR 2:38.74 FG-TSA Aiden Kohanyi 17 17 Athena Kovacs FG-SFTL 28.21 50 FL 28.35 FG-SOFL Rafael Rodriguez 14 17 Athena Kovacs FG-SFTL 28.21 50 FL 19 Erika Pelaez FG-EA 1:03.53 100 FL 1:02.19 FG-SOFL Rafael Rodriguez 14 07 Chelsea Britt FG-FLA 2:20.48 200 FL 2:19.53 FG-TWA Sean Spire 02 06 Lauren Driscoll FG-FLA 2:23.20 200 IM 2:14.93 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 17 14 Andrea Santander FG-GRSC 5:07.71 400 IM 4:45.09 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 17 400 IM 4:45.09 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 17 18 FG-SAS, Aspen Gersper,<br> Kate FG-SAS 1:56.19 200 FR-R 1:48.80 FG-SOFL FG-SOFL, Cristian Rossi,<br> 11 Wise,<br> Maci Rippo,<br> Tristan Celestin,<br> Alfredo Breanna Wood Mesa,<br> Julien Pinon 06 FG-FLA, Chelsea Britt,<br> FG-FLA 4:13.50 400 FR-R 4:01.06 FG-SOFL FG-SOFL, Cristian Rossi,<br> Juan 11 Veronica Greulach,<br> Deidre Lucas,<br> Alfredo Mesa,<br> Milano,<br> Lauren Driscoll Julien Pinon 18 FG-SAS, Aspen Gersper,<br> Maci FG-SAS 2:08.33 200 MED-R 2:01.10 FG-SOFL FG-SOFL, Juan Lucas,<br> Tristan 11 Rippo,<br> Breanna Wood,<br> Celestin,<br> Julien Pinon,<br> Kate Wise Cristian Rossi 06 FG-FLA, Lauren Driscoll,<br> FG-FLA 4:47.05 400 MED-R 4:29.66 FG-SOFL FG-SOFL, Juan Lucas,<br> Tristan 11 Veronica Greulach,<br> Chelsea Celestin,<br> Julien Pinon,<br> Britt,<br> Deidre Milano Alfredo Mesa 13-14 Yr Name Team Time Event Time Team Name Yr 20 Erika Pelaez FG-EA 26.10 50 FR 24.38 FG-HAT Daniel Spas 09 20 Erika Pelaez FG-EA 56.03 100 FR 53.50 FG-HAT Daniel Spas 09 83 Michele Richardson FG-HURR 2:02.80 200 FR 1:55.32 FG-UN Julien Pinon 13 83 Michele Richardson FG-HURR 4:12.83 400 FR 4:04.87 FG-PST Jeff RAYMOND 04 84 Michele Richardson FG-HURR 8:30.64 800 FR 8:24.19 FG-PST Jeff Raymond 04 84 M. Richardson FG-HURR 16:12.57 1500 FR 15:44.52 FG-PST Jeff Raymond 04 19 Julia Podkoscielny FG-PCS 29.58 50 BK 26.93 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 20 Erika Pelaez FG-EA 1:02.65 100 BK 56.62 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 100 BK 56.62 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 100 BK 56.62 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 100 BK 56.62 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 87 Stephanie Rosenthal FG-MBAY 2:14.76 200 BK 2:00.97 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 19 Micaela Sierra FG-CSSC 33.49 50 BR 30.75 FG-UN Raphael Windmuller 18 89 Tori DeSilvia FG-MBAY 1:11.00 100 BR 1:06.12 FG-UN Raphael Windmuller 18 11 Emily Kopas FG-SOFL 2:33.84 200 BR 2:22.58 FG-UN Raphael Windmuller 18 18 Athena Meneses Kovacs FG-EA 27.76 50 FL 26.05 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 09 Chelsea Britt FG-FLA 1:01.10 100 FL 57.41 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 18 08 Chelsea Britt FG-FLA 2:15.51 200 FL 2:06.01 FG-DANA Yousef Alaskari 09 09 Lindsey McKnight FG-CSSC 2:16.27 200 IM 2:07.86 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 86 Tanya Williams FG-UN 4:50.26 400 IM 4:36.84 FG-MDCA Alberto Gomez 14 12 FG-PCS, Marta Ciesla,<br> Alexa FG-PCS 1:51.68 200 FR-R 1:42.43 FG-FLST FG-FLST, A.Castro,<br> 98 Rivera,<br> Jamie Flores,<br> B.Langsett,<br> A.Ribeiro,<br> Sabrina Gornisiewicz B.Goldberg 08 FG-FLA, Chelsea Britt,<br> Lauren FG-FLA 4:01.90 400 FR-R 3:47.12 FG-HSC FG-HSC, Matthew Tarafa,<br> 18 Driscoll,<br> Emily Ramirez,<br> Victor Valdes,<br> Ronny Damaris Iriondo Rueda,<br> Agustin Rodriguez 08 FG-FLA, Chelsea Britt,<br> Lauren FG-FLA 8:45.68 800 FR-R 8:16.58 FG-MACM FG-MACM, Nestor Montero,<br> 16 Driscoll,<br> Emily Ramirez,<br> Andres Vargas,<br> Vittorio Damaris Iriondo Parravano,<br> Andres Wong 17 FG-ECAC, Megan Murphy,<br> FG-ECAC 2:03.54 200 MED-R 1:54.29 FG-HSC FG-HSC, Matthew Tarafa,<br> 18 Paige Maceachern,<br> Anna Victor Valdes,<br> Anthony Auld,<br> Michaela Avedisian Martinez,<br> Agustin Rodriguez 08 FG-FLA, Lauren Driscoll,<br> FG-FLA 4:27.91 400 MED-R 4:16.33 FG-FAST FG-FAST, Riley Taylor,<br> Bora 17 Chelsea Britt,<br> Emily Hurst,<br> Josh Zuchowski,<br> Ramirez,<br> Damaris Iriondo Pace Edwards 15-16 Yr Name Team Time Event Time Team Name Yr 15 Marta Ciesla FG-PCS 25.07 50 FR 23.61 FG-MACM Zuhayr Pigot 13 50 FR 23.61 FG-LLL Reese Branzell 19 16 Penny Oleksiak FG-UN 52.70 100 FR 50.99 FG-DANA Joshua Romany 12 17 Kayla Sanchez FG-UN 1:58.28 200 FR 1:52.10 FG-MACM Aitor Fungairino 16 10 Lauren Driscoll FG-FLA 4:10.24 400 FR 3:59.42 FG-WELL Matt Cetlinski 81 84 Michele Richardson FG-HURR 8:28.82 800 FR 8:08.69 FG-CST Tyler Sell 08 84 Michele Richardson FG-HURR 16:18.80 1500 FR 15:36.29 FG-CST Tyler Sell 08 16 Penny Oleksiak FG-UN 29.04 50 BK 26.35 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 17 Kayla Sanchez FG-UN 1:00.92 100 BK 55.99 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 09 Lauren Driscoll FG-FLA 2:11.52 200 BK 2:00.76 FG-FAST Josh Zuchowski 19 13 Emily Kopas FG-UN 32.20 50 BR 28.77 FG-SAS Izaak Bastian 17 09 Lindsey McKnight FG-CSSC 1:09.93 100 BR 1:03.54 FG-UN Raphael Windmuller 20 04 Alia Atkinson FG-CST 2:31.59 200 BR 2:16.96 FG-FLA Ryan Rosenbaum 10 16 Penny Oleksiak FG-UN 25.93 50 FL 23.98 FG-MS Dylan Valdivia 19 16 Penny Oleksiak FG-UN 56.46 100 FL 54.85 FG-MACM Zuhayr Pigot 14 100 FL 54.85 FG-UN Zuhayr Pigot 14 17 Mary Smutny FG-AKS 2:13.28 200 FL 2:02.88 FG-GRSC Miguel Cancel 16 17 Kayla Sanchez FG-UN 2:12.64 200 IM 2:04.52 FG-SFTL Nikita Tretyakov 15 200 IM 2:04.52 FG-UN Nikita Tretyakov 15 17 Kathleen Golding FG-SOFL 4:50.65 400 IM 4:24.42 FG-FLST Bradley Ally 03 02 FG-PCS, Amanda C Slaight,<br> FG-PCS 1:47.91 200 FR-R 1:39.20 FG-MACM FG-MACM, Vittorio Parravano,<br> 18 Leane Darling,<br> Christie Andres Wong,<br> Aaron Raleigh,<br> Natalie Pike Rodriguez,<br> Nabil Torres 01 FG-PCSC, K.
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