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Results—Girls' Preliminaries Be Smartt Inc. - Contractor License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 8:08 PM 02-29-2020 Page 1 2020 MEET OF CHAMPIONS - 02-29-2020 to 03-01-2020 NJSIAA HIGH SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL STATES www.besmarttinc.com for heat sheets, results and more Results - GIRLS' PRELIMINARIES Event 1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 2018 Winners: 1:45.82 03-04-2018 Immaculate Heart Academy IHA C Fazio, I Arevalo, S Horne, K Sheridan 2019 Winners: 1:45.56 03-03-2019 Bridgewater Raritan HS BRHS M Riegler, J Ruhnke, G Zhou, S Pacelli 1:53.25 HQT Meet Qualifying: 1:53.25 Team Relay Seed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 Moorestown High School-NJ 1:48.34 1:46.14 qHQT 1) Waggoner, Allie JR2) Waggoner, Maddie FR 3) Wisniewski, Emily SR 4) Shawaryn, Catie SO 2 Cherry Hill East 1:46.16 1:46.15 qHQT 1) Behm, Annie JR2) Yoon, Grace SR 3) Merch, Karolyn SR 4) DiSanti, Brianna SR 3 Mainland Regional High Scho 1:46.29 1:47.38 qHQT 1) Cassidy, Summer FR 2) McClintock, Katie JR3) Falk, Madeline JR4) Gallagher, Grace SR 4 Cherokee-NJ 1:49.75 1:47.69 qHQT 1) Bui, Angeline 2) Palmer, Lydia 3) Buck, Gabriella 4) Zane, Abigail 5 Egg Harobor Twp High Scho 1:47.19 1:48.13 qHQT 1) Evans, Oliva 2) McDonough, Ava 3) Cotter, Alexandria 4) Bork, Samantha 6 Mount Saint Mary Academy- 1:47.74 1:48.36 qHQT 1) Chow, Olivia 2) Meisner, Julia 3) Callahan, Sophie 4) Meisner, Catherine 7 Summit High School 1:52.71 1:49.74 qHQT 1) Wisniewski, Natalie SR 2) Claus, Emma JR3) Fagan, Caitlin SO 4) Demm, Maddie SO 8 Chatham High School 1:50.80 1:49.87 qHQT 1) Iizuka, Monica 2) Iizuka, Erica 3) Hoie, Isabella 4) D'Costa, Anya 9 Immaculate Heart Academy- 1:48.63 1:50.03 qHQT 1) Whang, Taylor JR2) Severini, Sydney SO 3) McDermott, Kelly SR 4) Mazzacano, Emmy JR 10 Kinnelon High School-NJ 1:51.51 1:50.38 qHQT 1) Benzija, Samantha FR 2) Thompson, Kelsey SR 3) Caci, Julia SR 4) Benzija, Alyssa SR 11 Newark Academy 1:51.10 1:50.42 qHQT 1) OU, Claire 2) Knoller, Maya Lily SO 3) Hu, Danning SR 4) Siegel, Lauren 12 Montgomery 1:49.31 1:50.43 qHQT 1) Di Blasio, Veronique 2) D'Allegro, Allison 3) De Cokere, Louise 4) Chatterjee, Mahika 13 Haddonield Memorial 1:48.43 1:50.53 qHQT 1) McHale, Alyssa FR 2) Berzanski, Ava L SR 3) Grifin, Carly SR 4) Jellig, Maria SO 14 Kingsway Regional High Sch 1:50.65 1:50.72 qHQT 1) Smith, Olivia JR2) Miller, Abigail JR3) Miller, Abby SR 4) Warner, Lyndsey SO 15 Westield High School 1:49.80 1:51.01 qHQT 1) Lane, Lauren FR 2) Cestero, Ellie SR 3) McKinney, Abby SR 4) McKinney, Erin SO 16 Montclair 1:50.39 1:51.59 qHQT 1) Muldoon, Devon JR2) Foung, Lily SO 3) Habjan, Ela FR 4) Padberg, Mia SR 17 Livingston High School-NJ 1:51.30 1:51.62 HQT 1) Dsouza, Riya FR 2) Swee, Hannah JR3) Chen, Isabella SR 4) DiBlasi, Alessia SO 18 Ridge High School-NJ 1:52.15 1:51.64 HQT 1) Wang, Emily FR 2) Hannis, Maggie JR3) Paul, Sophie JR4) Lu, Tracy SO 19 Hillsborough High School 1:49.52 1:52.02 HQT 1) Choe, Marissa SR 2) Sharma, Meghan FR 3) Tran, Sydney SR 4) Kinst, Mae SR 20 Moorestown Friends School 1:53.03 1:52.11 HQT 1) Fenska, Allison P JR2) Levins, Christina E JR3) Parker, Ava SO 4) Messina, Genevieve JR 21 Montville High School-NJ 1:53.18 1:52.35 HQT 1) Weiss, Rachel R 2) Eisenhauer, Victoria R 3) Park, Annabel L 4) Edelman, Samantha L Be Smartt Inc. - Contractor License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 8:08 PM 02-29-2020 Page 2 2020 MEET OF CHAMPIONS - 02-29-2020 to 03-01-2020 NJSIAA HIGH SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL STATES www.besmarttinc.com for heat sheets, results and more Results - GIRLS' PRELIMINARIES Preliminaries ... (Event 1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay) Team Relay Seed Time Prelim Time 22 The Pingry School-NJ 1:46.09 1:52.54 HQT 1) Kolarov, Teodora 2) Jones, Allie L 3) Schwarz, Maureen G 4) Kim, Lauren 23 Passaic County Tech 1:52.90 1:52.82 HQT 1) Lall, Symran SR 2) Berkenbosch, Julia 3) Hernandez, Vanessa SR 4) Bartoszewicz, Julia SO 24 West Morris Mendham-NJ 1:51.78 1:52.88 HQT 1) Schueler, Aanika 2) Shultz, Audrey 3) Carkhuff, Emily 4) Shultz, Hilary 25 Princeton High School-NJ 1:49.67 1:52.95 HQT 1) Liu, Tracey 2) Zhao, Annie 3) Davis, Cami T 4) Liu, Laura 26 Donovan Catholic-NJ 1:52.86 1:53.08 HQT 1) Misurelli, Melissa S JR2) Aguanno, Isabella M SO 3) Fodor, Hannah M JR4) Lombardino, Anna F SO 27 Kent Place School-NJ 1:52.49 1:53.25 HQT 1) Daab, Bridget 2) Segal, Zoe 3) Washburn, Lizzy 4) Yang, Emma 28 Governor Livingston 1:51.69 1:53.32 1) Biegel, Ava FR 2) Curtis, Danielle SR 3) Heeren, Rachel JR4) Kolmodin, Caroline JR 29 Morristown High School-NJ 1:53.10 1:53.74 1) Gaynor, Sarah JR2) Grizzetti, Camryn JR3) MacMillan, Kelsey JR4) Rosenfeld, Jill FR 30 Washington Township 1:52.88 1:53.91 1) Carapella, Rachel SO 2) Fondacaro, Sarah JR3) Kern, Molly SR 4) Castellan, Giovanna FR 31 Clearview Regional High Sch 1:52.21 1:57.83 1) Eisenhart, Lydia A SR 2) McCarthy, Danielle FR 3) Wills, Maria JR4) Borodin, Kyra SR Be Smartt Inc. - Contractor License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 8:08 PM 02-29-2020 Page 3 2020 MEET OF CHAMPIONS - 02-29-2020 to 03-01-2020 NJSIAA HIGH SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL STATES www.besmarttinc.com for heat sheets, results and more Results - GIRLS' PRELIMINARIES Event 3 Girls 200 Yard Freestyle MEET RECORD: 1:47.29 * 03-03-2012 Kelsi Worrell RVY 2018 Winners: 1:48.75 03-04-2018 Maggie M Wallace OCC-NJ 2019 Winners: 1:49.37 03-02-2019 Catherine Meisner MSMA 2:00.57 HQT Meet Qualifying: 2:00.57 NameYr SchoolSeed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 Cavanagh, Erin JR Bishop Eustace-NJ 1:50.16 1:48.98 qHQT 25.47 52.97 (27.50) 1:20.95 (27.98) 1:48.98 (28.03) 2 Meisner, Catherine Mount Saint Mary Academy-NJ 1:47.74 1:49.04 qHQT 25.48 53.00 (27.52) 1:21.23 (28.23) 1:49.04 (27.81) 3 Derivaux, Lillian SO Haddonield Memorial 1:49.77 1:50.97 qHQT 25.48 53.21 (27.73) 1:21.78 (28.57) 1:50.97 (29.19) 4 Miller, Grace SR Morristown High School-NJ 1:50.24 1:51.70 qHQT 26.32 54.50 (28.18) 1:23.30 (28.80) 1:51.70 (28.40) 5 Palmer, Lydia Cherokee-NJ 1:50.05 1:51.88 qHQT 26.18 54.35 (28.17) 1:23.14 (28.79) 1:51.88 (28.74) 6 Webber, Molly SO Morristown High School-NJ 1:51.62 1:52.33 qHQT 25.94 54.51 (28.57) 1:23.64 (29.13) 1:52.33 (28.69) 7 Wisniewski, Emily SR Moorestown High School-NJ 1:51.99 1:52.39 qHQT 26.20 54.70 (28.50) 1:23.48 (28.78) 1:52.39 (28.91) 8 Fox, Megan E SO Atlantic City High School-NJ 1:54.41 1:53.16 qHQT 26.04 54.11 (28.07) 1:23.38 (29.27) 1:53.16 (29.78) 9 Barrett, Sara Chatham High School 1:53.54 1:53.94 qHQT 26.52 55.14 (28.62) 1:24.25 (29.11) 1:53.94 (29.69) 10 Shuff, Darrah Shawnee 1:53.64 1:54.07 qHQT 26.58 55.10 (28.52) 1:24.48 (29.38) 1:54.07 (29.59) 11 Mullin, Sydney SO Haddonield Memorial 1:53.46 1:54.20 qHQT 26.39 55.16 (28.77) 1:24.76 (29.60) 1:54.20 (29.44) 12 Koss, Nicola North Hunterdon High School-NJ 1:53.56 1:54.84 qHQT 26.35 55.17 (28.82) 1:25.21 (30.04) 1:54.84 (29.63) 13 Skelly, Katharine SO Haddonield Memorial 1:55.19 1:54.96 qHQT 26.30 54.98 (28.68) 1:25.18 (30.20) 1:54.96 (29.78) 14 Mazzacano, Emmy JR Immaculate Heart Academy-NJ 1:53.88 1:55.28 qHQT 26.67 55.51 (28.84) 1:25.59 (30.08) 1:55.28 (29.69) 15 Thomas, Bridget Metuchen-NJ 1:53.10 1:55.29 qHQT 26.56 55.68 (29.12) 1:25.42 (29.74) 1:55.29 (29.87) 16 Sendak, Grace SO Wayne Valley 1:52.67 1:55.31 qHQT 26.59 55.35 (28.76) 1:25.68 (30.33) 1:55.31 (29.63) 17 Kolarov, Teodora The Pingry School-NJ 1:55.92 1:55.65 HQT 26.62 55.58 (28.96) 1:25.42 (29.84) 1:55.65 (30.23) 18 Donaldson, Dagny SO Summit High School 1:55.86 1:55.87 HQT 27.06 56.33 (29.27) 1:26.30 (29.97) 1:55.87 (29.57) 19 Hare, Emma Shawnee 1:59.52 1:56.11 HQT 20 Scherbin, Olivia SO Ocean City-NJ 1:58.88 1:56.43 HQT 21 Schultz, Michela D SO Jefferson Township High School- 1:55.84 1:56.63 HQT 26.33 55.39 (29.06) 1:25.95 (30.56) 1:56.63 (30.68) 22 Gagnon, Katarina SO Eastern Regional High School 1:56.41 1:56.97 HQT 28.04 57.95 (29.91) 1:28.18 (30.23) 1:56.97 (28.79) 23 Martin, Sami Northern Valley Old Tappan-NJ 1:57.51 1:57.09 HQT Be Smartt Inc.
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