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Pine Crest Lane Lin Es Volume 102 September Lane Lines September 2017 Newsletter 8 & Under 9 Swimmer’s attended from PC Sizzler, Sunrise 14 New Best Times 2 New Club Records Pine Crest School—Varsity Swimming & Diving Results: PC vs SF Heat—Girls 236-66, Boys 194-57 PC vs Somerset—Girls 239-49, Boys 202-53 PC vs Bolles—Girls 98.5-153.50, Boys 93-153 PC vs Westminster—Girls 231-75, Boys 196-110 * Sept 8, 9, 13 and 16 meets were cancelled due to Hurricane 54th Woodson Invitation Results: Girls—Bolles 329.50, Saint Andrews 264.50, Pine Crest 255 Boys—Bolles 372, Pine Crest 229, Saint Andrews 189 Ann Marshall Award—Jessica Nava (Westminster Academy) Andy Coan Award—Patrick Groters (University School) PINE CREST SWIMMING Inside this issue: September Birthday Month Haily Alexe, Ava Andersen, Kaitlyn Swim Meet Results 2 Armbruster, Mckenzie Baur, Jared 3 Berke, Luc Ferrara, Kaylee Foreman, College Commitments Emma Gomez, Luna Guzman, David 4-6 Hayes, Zachary Johnson, Timothy High School Swimmers & Divers Kinigopoulo, Elvis Kotikovski, Victor Lago, Sydney Leibsohn, Christopher 7 FINA Committee Lin, Michael Mandziak, Marin Notting- ham, Eva Sher, Lily Viera, Samantha 8 Calendar Wills, Bogdan Zhukov Pine Crest Lane Lines Crest Pine Novice, Age Groups & Senior Groups 8 & Under Sizzler at Sunrise, September 22 Pine Crest Swimming attended their first Sizzler of the season with nine swimmers. Congratulations to our first time competitors—Mckenzie Baur, Olivia Burns, Vivien Itskovich, and Kyle Jensen. Jared Berke competed in his last Sizzler before he turns nine with fantastic results. He improved in all his 25 yard events and also won every race, he broke the 8 & under club record in the 25 fly with a time of 15.95 and the 25 back with a time of 17.78. Charly Fischer had 3 best times, dropping a whopping 9.29 seconds in the 25 breast, 3.73 seconds in the 25 free and 1.95 seconds in the 25 fly where she finished in 4th place overall. Zachary Johnson also swam in his last Sizzler before he turns 9 years old. He dropped time in the 25 free and finished in 8th place in the 25 back and 25 breast events. Joe Paden had a great meet with 3 new best times. He dropped 6.82 seconds in the 25 fly, 3.44 seconds in the 25 back, 7.67 seconds in the 25 free, and also swam the 25 breast for the first time where he finished in 6th place. Our team of 8 & Under’s at the first Sophia Santos, our only 6 & under Sizzler of the school year season girl, did great with 3 new best times. She dropped 3.24 seconds in the 25 fly, 2.78 seconds in the 25 back, 4.32 seconds in the 25 breast, and finished in 2nd and 3rd place for all her events. Club Record Breaker Jared Berke VOLUME 102 Page 2 National Team Swimmers Commit! CONGRATULATIONS TO JESSICA NAVA AND NICO FERRARA ON THEIR COMMITMENT TO SWIM FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA VOLUME 102 Page 3 High School News! Congratulations to Patrick Groters (University School), and Jessica Nava (Westminster Academy) on being voted “Swimmer of the Meet” for the 54th Woodson Invitational. Pine Crest School—Varsity Swimming & Diving Team VOLUME 102 Page 4 PC Club Swimmers & Divers Representing their High School Good luck to all our swimmers during this FAU—Henderson School South Florida Heat High School Season. Sheldon Win Riley Botting Alonzo & Tracy Mourning Senior High Grandview Preparatory School NSU University School Hannah Contramaestre Regina Gallastegui Diego Jose Darquea-Juris, Patrick Groters, Daniel Jacobs, Madison Kozel Atlantic High School Hollywood Hills High West Boca High School Emily Visconti Racine Ross Michael Cardei, George Dagherfilho, Michael Fer- nandez Boca High School Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Victoria Miyamoto, Tesla Radulovich Guy Bogoslavsky Westminster Academy Jessica Nava, Josefine Richter, Blake Shaw Calvary Christian Academy North Broward Prep Rachel Contich, Mikaela Darquea-Juris, Robyn Brooke & Kevin Powell Patton, Josh Pilote, Sara Souza, Sophia Souza, Josh Wallace, Shadrach Wallace, Hailey Young Pine Crest School Cardinal Gibbons High School Ava Andersen, Flora Beleznay, Rachel Botting, Marissa & Tiana Brannan, Haley Cisewski, Brooke Anna Mandziak, Julianna Russell, Savannah Yates Cordoba, Nico Ferrara, Emmy Foltz, Hannah Fowler, Daniela Gomez, Kaylee Greenberg, Jimmy Hart, Joshua Hanks, Lara & Ronin Jones, Elvis Chaminade-Madonna Kotikovski, Victor Lago, Daniella Levitis, Esther & Sara Lin, Annabella Lyn, Christopher Martinez, Cristian Tortola Kevin Mendez, Alexandra Meszaros, Anna Mont- gomery, Julia Morrissey, Daniela Munoz, Antony Novak, Lauren Noyola, Julia Podkoscielny, Kirra Reid, Sam Rosenthal, Andrea Santander, Molly Dr. Michael Krop High School See, Eva Sher, Jacob Silberman, Ishani Singh, Joshua Block Danielle Weisfisch, Emily Weiss, Alana van Woerk- om, Nicholas & Simone Vale, Hannah & Cara Virgin, Nadya Yanova, Erick Zepeda Page 5 VOLUME 102 VOLUME 102 Page 6 PC Club Parent Selected to FINA Committee Congratulations to Maureen Croes on being selected for the Media Committee for FINA. Maureen is no stranger to our team, as she currently has her son—Patrick Groters, swimming in the National Group, while her other son—Jordy Groters is a senior at the University of Missouri. She was also known as Coach Mo when she assisted coaching the Novice group in 2014-2015. Patrick, Maureen, husband—Ronald, and Jordy The powers and duties of the Media Committee are: to offer guidance and advice to the FINA Communications Department, particularly in relation to the organisation of major competitions, - to assist the FINA Communications Department in reaching and staying in contact with a network of journalists around the world who cover aquatic sports, - to assist the Organising Committees of FINA competitions in order to ensure the best possible facilities for journalists, photographers and other media personnel as per FINA regulations, - to advise the FINA Communications Department in what services and information are required by the media worldwide and in what formats and platforms the media are most likely to wish to receive information, - to assist in updating and implementing the FINA Media Guide for FINA competitions, and - to offer advice to the FINA Communications Department on the best way to promote FINA and the image of its Aquatic sports throughout the world. http://fina.org/gms-function/media-committee VOLUME 102 Page 7 Thank You to all our Pine Crest— Swim Officials Anthony Egizi, John Garvin, Beata Gergely, PINE CREST SWIMMING David Hammond, Glen Hanks, Jock Jones, 2700 St. Andrews Blvd Boca Raton, FL 33434 Jaime Munoz, Mary Ross, Allyson See, 561-852-2825 [email protected] and Rhonda Virgin 1501 Northeast 62nd Street Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 And Admin Officials 954-492-4173 [email protected] Donna Flores, Ana Munoz, Kelly O’Brien Vale, and Lisa Ferrara We’re on the web: www.pinecrestswimming.com October November December October 8 November 3 December 16 8 & Under Sizzler, Sunrise 8 & Under Sizzler, Sunrise Santa Claus Meet, Pompano Beach October 13-15 November 16-19 Mike Horgan Invite, West Palm Beach Speedo Winter Championships, Plantation October 27-29 Fall Invite at Gulliver, Miami .
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