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2018 Top Ten Short Course Yards 2018 Top Ten Published August 2018 CONTENTS The 2017-2018 Short Course Yard Top U.S. Masters Swimming Ten is the first issue in a series of three Member Services Women’s Individual 18-24…………1 2018 Top Ten issues produced by United 1751 Mound Street 25-29…………1 30-34…………2 States Masters Swimming. Inside you Suite 201 35-39…………3 will find the Top Ten Times for the 2017 Sarasota, FL 34236 40-44…………3 – 2018 Short Course Yard season (swims Those individuals performing the 45-49…………4 performed in a 25 yard pool) made on or most first place times, in the most events, 50-54…………5 55-59…………5 before May 31, 2018 and forwarded to the in their age group are awarded All Star 60-64…………6 National Swims Administrator, Mary status. All Stars will receive a special 65-69…………7 Beth Windrath, by June 30th, 2018. Each certificate from USMS. All American 70-74…………7 LMSC is responsible for reporting the (individual) and All Star rosters will be 75-79…………8 80-84…………9 Top Ten Times, USMS national records, listed on our Web site. 85-89…………9 and world records achieved in its LMSC. 90-94………10 The first line under each event 95-99………10 100-104………10 (which is indented) is the current national For more information on USMS, Men’s Individual 18-24………10 record for that event and age group. An visit our Web Site at www.usms.org. 25-29………11 “NV” after a top ten time indicates that There you will find everything you want 30-34………12 appropriate documentation has not yet to know about United States Masters 35-39………12 40-44………13 been supplied and the time is Not Verified Swimming, including: Administration, 45-49………14 as a record. Coaching, Competition, Fitness, 50-54………14 Merchandise, Places to Swim, Training, 55-59………15 60-64………16 the World of Swimming and links to 65-69………16 Top Ten Patches USMS Top-Ten, USMS and FINA World 70-74………17 Each person (individuals and Records. 75-79………18 relay members) on this list is eligible to A big thank you goes out to: 80-84………18 85-89………19 purchase a Top Ten Patch with stroke LMSC Top Ten Recorders who are all 90-94………20 segment. To order: Make checks payable dedicated volunteers who spend countless 95-99………20 to Lake Erie LMSC. Go to hours at their computers on our behalf, 100-104………20 http://www.usms.org/comp/tt/tt_patch_for Mary Beth Windrath and the members of Women’s Relays 18+…………21 m.pdf, print and complete the order form the Records & Tabulations Committee for 25+…………21 and send your information to: the work you do in pulling all this 35+…………22 USMS Top Ten Patch Order information together and Walt Reid for 45+…………23 55+…………24 c/o Judi Norton his many years of service in records 65+…………25 4269 Mallard Cove tabulation. 75+…………26 Avon, OH 44011-3225 e-mail:[email protected]. Happy Swimming! Men’s Relays 18+…………26 25+…………27 35+…………28 45+…………28 All American Patches and Certificates 55+…………29 65+…………30 Once the SCM Top Ten is 75+…………31 finalized, the official 2018 All American 85+…………32 Roster will be produced. A swimmer/relay who has the Top Ten time Mixed Relays 18+…………32 25+…………32 in one or more events in any one 35+…………34 of the three courses qualifies for All 45+…………35 American status. Individual All 55+…………36 Americans will be sent a 65+…………36 75+…………37 congratulations letter from the USMS 85+…………38 National Office. To order an All American Certificate and Patch, send a Errata for SCM ’17 …………39 check for $5 made out to USMS to: Date of Swims for Top 10 Date Data must be Report Season Consideration Submitted Delivered Short Course Yards On or before May 31 June 30 September Long Course Meters On or before Sept. 30 October 20 December Short Course Meters On or before Dec. 31 January 26 (of following year) April 26.92 Kali L Conlon 22 ■ 100 YD BUTTERFLY 51.17 Amy N Prestinario 28 27.02 Anna Meinholz 24 52.30 DANA VOLLMER 09 51.71 Kelly L Ryan 26 WOMEN 18-24 27.03 Ellie R Suek 23 57.73 Tiffany C Sudarma 23 52.27 Courtney Monsees 29 ═══════════ 27.24 Tiffany C Sudarma 23 57.76 Catherine Breed 24 52.58 Elise Borja 26 ■ 50 YD FREESTYLE 27.43 Molly K Meyer 23 58.13 Emma Schaetz 18 52.65 Gabrielle Mizerak 26 22.21 VANDERPOOL-WALLAC 15 27.51 Danielle M Galyer 22 58.55 Ellie R Suek 23 52.93 Abigail M Fish 28 23.41 Julia M Mikota 23 27.52 Hannah L Rogers 24 58.80 Grace E Hernandez 22 53.09 Colleen C Maggard 27 24.14 Grace E Hernandez 22 27.91 Kara Tansill 24 58.82 Patricia Aschan 23 53.35 Rachel A Nelson 26 24.30 Patricia Aschan 24 ■ 100 YD BACKSTROKE 59.11 Christina Bechtel 24 ■ 200 YD FREESTYLE 24.32 Amanda B Siehs 22 55.90 EMILE EWING 10 59.34 Julia T Brunner 18 1:48.80 LIMIN LIU 01 24.35 Katie A Kaestner 24 56.63 Julia M Mikota 23 59.74 Madeline J Bruce 23 1:50.18 Katarzyna Wilk 26 24.38 Ellie R Suek 23 58.11 Tiffany C Sudarma 23 59.87 Michelle Detka 23 1:52.22 Allison A Arnold 25 24.48 Hannah L Rogers 24 58.21 Anna Meinholz 24 ■ 200 YD BUTTERFLY 1:52.78 Hannah K Saiz 26 24.58 Mikayla M Beuch 23 58.41 Ellie R Suek 23 1:54.62 KATHERINE MILLS 12 1:54.26 Katie C Kastes 29 24.60 Ashley Higgins 22 59.11 Kali L Conlon 22 2:06.27 Ellie R Suek 23 1:55.22 Anna K Senko 26 24.67 Morgan Fischer 20 1:00.22 Alicia Cheripka 24 2:07.62 Adelynn Peterson 18 1:55.44 Abigail M Fish 28 ■ 100 YD FREESTYLE 1:00.85 Colleen Olson 22 2:07.86 Emma Schaetz 18 1:58.41 Elise Borja 26 48.18 KATIE MEILI 14 1:01.27 Katherine Yu 23 2:10.14 Haley McWilliams 23 1:59.33 Lauren Frendreis 29 50.48 Julia M Mikota 23 1:01.36 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 24 2:11.04 Caitlin M Krull 22 2:00.24 Christine A Olson 27 51.70 Morgan Fischer 20 1:01.79 Claire Collier 22 2:11.21 Jenny Holtzen 24 2:00.71 Leigh V Holmes 25 52.76 Julia T Brunner 18 ■ 200 YD BACKSTROKE 2:12.10 Julia T Brunner 18 ■ 500 YD FREESTYLE 52.93 Elizabeth Pelton 24 1:59.22 SARA SCHWEITZER 00 2:12.34 Brenna Dickson 22 4:49.88 SHEILA TAORMINA 96 53.44 Patricia Aschan 23 2:05.55 Danielle M Galyer 22 2:13.33 Madeline J Bruce 23 4:54.67 Catherine Breed 25 53.45 Kristina Hendrick 22 2:07.14 Ellie R Suek 23 2:28.03 Esmeralda Perez 23 5:01.29 Allison A Arnold 25 53.46 Anna J Wujciak 23 2:08.47 Molly K Meyer 23 ■ 100 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 5:13.56 Courtney Randolph 26 53.48 Ellie R Suek 23 2:10.13 Katherine Yu 23 53.02 KATIE MEILI 14 5:22.87 Anna K Senko 26 53.65 Catherine Breed 24 2:11.53 Caitlin M Krull 22 57.92 Patricia Aschan 24 5:24.15 Lindsay Gaudinier 28 53.67 Emily S Ryczek 24 2:13.21 Genevieve Rice 20 58.02 Anna Meinholz 24 5:25.17 Alana M Aubin 27 ■ 200 YD FREESTYLE 2:14.13 Anna J Wujciak 23 58.50 Ellie R Suek 23 5:29.00 Ellen M Meinholz 26 1:43.28 DANA VOLLMER 09 2:14.91 Adelynn Peterson 18 58.90 Katie A Kaestner 24 5:29.28 Katrina L Winsor 26 1:52.28 Morgan Fischer 20 2:15.46 Kirsten A Brand 22 59.36 Tiffany C Sudarma 23 5:29.51 Marielle Balz 26 1:54.10 Ellie R Suek 23 2:15.87 Rachel A Burke 21 59.66 Laura F Schwartz 23 5:31.65 Valerie M Alef 25 1:54.79 Julia T Brunner 18 ■ 50 YD BREASTSTROKE 59.86 Kristina Hendrick 22 ■ 1000 YD FREESTYLE 1:56.73 Jenny Holtzen 24 27.76 KATIE MEILI 14 1:00.76 Kaleigh Rosenburg 22 10:10.67 HANNAH SAIZ 17 1:56.80 Anna J Wujciak 23 29.28 Anna Meinholz 24 1:01.81 Colleen Olson 22 10:29.36 Allison A Arnold 25 1:58.61 Emily S Ryczek 24 29.51 Katie A Kaestner 24 1:02.27 Kara Tansill 24 11:05.43 Anna K Senko 26 1:59.10 Caitlin M Krull 22 29.67 Ellie R Suek 23 ■ 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 11:08.14 Lindsay Gaudinier 28 1:59.22 Hannah Schuster 24 30.21 Kristina Hendrick 22 1:54.20 KATIE MEILI 14 11:17.60 Marielle Balz 26 1:59.51 Mikkel-Ane Stipe 24 30.60 Jenny Holtzen 24 2:03.78 Patricia Aschan 24 11:17.91 Danielle Wahl 25 1:59.67 Kirsten A Brand 22 31.01 Caroline L Moyer 23 2:07.05 Morgan Fischer 20 11:37.85 Keely MacDonald 28 ■ 500 YD FREESTYLE 31.48 Patricia Aschan 24 2:08.42 Ellie R Suek 23 11:41.45 Sarah A Bednarcik 28 4:49.97 JESSICA FOSCHI 03 31.67 Audrey R Butler 24 2:09.53 Laura F Schwartz 23 11:43.47 Amy Adamy 27 5:10.33 Jenny Holtzen 24 31.75 Amelia Schachter 23 2:11.12 Katie A Kaestner 24 11:44.10 Stephanie Heatley 27 5:10.85 Ellie R Suek 23 31.97 Emily Gibson 22 2:12.60 Jenny Holtzen 24 11:44.26 Melanie A Mahaney 27 5:11.88 Haley McWilliams 23 ■ 100 YD BREASTSTROKE 2:13.53 Caitlin M Krull 22 ■ 1650 YD FREESTYLE 5:13.51 Julia T Brunner 18 58.71 KATIE MEILI 14 2:14.02 Haley McWilliams 23 16:50.17 KAREN BURTON 91 5:19.38 Caitlin M Krull 22 1:04.14 Katie A Kaestner 24 2:14.82 Kaleigh Rosenburg 22 16:56.13 Catherine Breed 25 5:21.73 Audra Burtch 24 1:04.35 Ellie R Suek 23 2:16.55 Audra Burtch 24 17:27.14 Allison A Arnold 25 5:32.87 Jessica Westcott 20 1:05.07 Anna Meinholz 24 ■ 400 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 18:49.48 Lindsay Gaudinier 28 5:34.63 Rachel A Burke 21 1:06.08 Kristina Hendrick 22 4:21.82 KATHERINE MILLS 12 18:50.70 Anna W Graham 29 5:35.89 Maddie Sibilia 21 1:06.34 Patricia Aschan 24 4:23.52 Patricia Aschan 24 18:58.86 Sonja Kent 26 5:36.41 LillyBelle K Deer 24 1:06.46 Caroline L Moyer 23 4:27.90 Ellie R Suek 23 19:11.58 Keely MacDonald 28 ■ 1000 YD FREESTYLE 1:07.05 Laura F Schwartz 23 4:42.18 Haley McWilliams 23 19:43.35 Sarah A Bednarcik 28 10:12.42 LUANE ROWE 12 1:07.36 Kaleigh Rosenburg 22 4:42.69 Adelynn Peterson 18 19:44.29 Amanda M Olsen 29 10:38.28 Ellie R Suek 23 1:09.22 Amelia Schachter 23 4:43.64 Caitlin M Krull 22 20:26.33 Andrea Gableman 26 10:57.73 Haley McWilliams 23 1:09.26 Beth M Tsuha 22 4:51.73 Madeline J Bruce 23 20:28.53 Emily C Lane 25 11:32.50 Rachel A Burke 21 ■ 200 YD BREASTSTROKE 4:57.19 Margaret Shaw 23 ■ 50 YD BACKSTROKE 11:36.67 Sakaiya A McCoy 19 2:06.59 MICAH LAWRENCE 14 5:07.67 Alexandra Jacobs 24 25.26 TANICA JAMISON 10 11:39.78 Jessica Westcott 20 2:17.90 Patricia Aschan 24 5:11.13 C Fittipaldi 24 25.32 Felicia Lee 25
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