May 16, 2006
- DACA Swimmers Shine at High School CCS Championships
The DACA women posted dominant performances
by placing 1st, 2nd and/or 3rd in EVERY individual event.
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Nilasha Ghosh - Champion in 100 free and
2nd in 200 I.M.
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Michelle Liu - Champion in 100 back and
2nd in 100 fly
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Danielle Gong - Champion in 200 I.M. and
2nd in 500 free
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Hayes Hyde - 2nd in 200 free and 4th in
100 fly
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Laurence Delisle - 3rd in 100 breast and
4th in 200 I.M.
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Emma Drysdale - 3rd in 50 free and 5th
in 100 free
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Jennifer Gong - 4th in 100 breast and
5th in 200 I.M.
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Audrey Kwong - 6th in 200 free and 10th
in 50 free
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Monica Brazelton - 11th in 50 & 100
free
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Julia Still - 12th in 500 free and 14th
in 200 free
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Mao Ueno - 11th in 200 free and 16th in
500 free
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Elsa Cheng - 14th in 100 back
The DACA men had outstanding performances
at the CCS High School Championships.
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Nick Buonfiglio - 2nd in 100 fly and 3rd
in 200 I.M.
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Kevin Parizi - 3rd in 100 back and 9th
in 200 free
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Andrew Chin - 5th in 100 fly and 9th in
200 I.M.
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Arthur Lam - 12th in 500 free and 14th
in 200 I.M.
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Kyle Burke - 14th in 100 back
November 21, 2005
- DACA SENIORS CHOOSE THEIR COLLEGES
Four DACA high school seniors have accepted
ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS to the schools of their choice. They
are:
Nilasha
Ghosh Stanford University
Jennifer
Gong University of Washington
Michelle
Liu Stanford
University
Jamie
Martinez Arizona State University
These achievements are the result of
long term dedication, effort and family sacrifice.
DACA is extremely proud of these athletes.
All of us should share in the achievements
of these ladies. We all contribute in so many different
ways to the success of our swimmers and program. As
of now, eight DACA student-athletes are enjoying athletic
scholarships at Division one schools. No club program
does it any better!
Congratulations Nilasha, Jenny, Michelle and
Jamie. You have earned it!
October 14, 2005
- Shayne Fleming Selected to 2006 Zone Select Camp
Shayne Fleming has been selected for the 2006
Zone Select Camp. Twenty-eight male and twenty-eight
female athletes were selected in each of the four Zones.
The fastest swimmer in each Zone in each Olympic event (excluding
the 50 free, including the 800 and 1500 for both genders)
were invited. Additionally 15 girls and 15 boys were
selected based on IMX point scores. Shayne will attend
the 3 day camp at The University of Utah in May 2006.
Way to go Shayne!
October 12, 2005
- USA Swimming announces 2004-2005 Scholastic All-America
Team
Congratulations to DACA National Team members
who have been named to USA Swimming's 2004-2005 Scholastic
All-America Team.
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Nilasha Ghosh
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Amber Hovey
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Michelle Liu
June 8, 2005 - Stanford
University Richard Quick Instructional Videos
Two DACA swimmers are featured in Coach Richard Quick's
new instructional videos. Vivian Wong in Tammy's Gold
Girls Group & Steven Chien in Tori's Gold Boys Group
were featured in Richard Quick's new instructional videos
due out later this year. Vivian and Steven served
as the demonstrators of drills and proper swimming technique.
Way to represent DACA!
May 17, 2005 - DACA
Swimmers Shine at High School CCS Championships
Highlights from the 2005 High School CCS Championships.
The women led the way with 1st, 2nd & 3rd place finishes
in the 200 I.M., 1st & 2nd in the 100 Fly and 1st &
2nd in the 100 Back. 4 out of 6 winning relays for
women and men had at least 1 DACA swimmer on the relay.
The National Group combined for an outstanding 16 lifetime
best times.
Champions:
Finalists:
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Nick Buonfiglio - 2 events
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Whitney Campbell - 2 events
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Onur Erbilbin - 1 event
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Nilahsa Ghosh - 2 events
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Danielle Gong - 2 events
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Jennifer Gong - 2 events
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Hayes Hyde - 1 event
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Michelle Liu - 2 events
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Jamie Martinez - 2 events
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Kevin Parizi - 1 event
Consolation Finalists:
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Monica Brazelton - 1 event
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Marqaux Castejon - 1 event
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Lisa Chu - 1 event
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Jessica Douglas - 1 event
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Hayes Hyde - 1 event
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Tyler Landrith - 1 event
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Kevin Parizi - 1 event
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Julia Still - 1 event
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Mao Ueno - 2 events
May 12, 2005 - Congratulations
to the following swimmers in Jerry's Senior Group for qualifying
for CCS in individual events.
Monica Brazelton - 50, Free, 100 Free
Lisa Chu - 100 Breast, 200 IM
Jessica Douglas - 100 Breast, 200 IM
Onur Erblin - 100 Fly, 200 IM
Ryan Hinshaw - 500Free
Arthur Lam - 100 Back
Steven Nguyen - 200 Free, 500 Free
Lisa Ratzlif - 200 Free, 500 Free
Ari Smith - 100 Breast, 200 IM
Wei Tai - 500 Free
Francisco Tani - 100 Back
Takaaki Uneo 100 Breast, 200 IM
May 1, 2005 - DACA
Swimmers Dominate at 10 & Under Championships
DACA swimmers dominated the competition at
Pacific Swimming's 10 & Under Short Course Championships,
held on April 30th in Salinas.
Highlights:
- Paige Song and Marie-Pierre Delisle TIED for 8
year old girls High Point Title
- Kevin Khojasteh and Brandon Conroy TIED for 10
year old boys High Point Title
April 4, 2005 - Far
Western Team Champions!
DACA successfully defended the title as Team
Champions at the 2005 Short Course Far Western Championships.
DACA finished with 677.5 points and a close race for 2nd
place between Sierra Marlins and NOVA of Virginia finishing
with 360 and 359.5 points respectively. PASA finished
in 4th and Santa Clara in 5th place.
Major Highlights:
- Brandon Conroy was the 10 & Under Boys
High Point Winner
- Connor Still was the 11-12 Boys High Point Runner-up
- Shayne Fleming was the 13-14 Boys High Point Runner-up
March 18, 2005 -
Long Time DACA Swimmers Finish Collegiate Careers in Style
Two long time DACA swimmers, Loni Burton and
Marie Marsman, finished their collegiate swimming careers
in style at their NCAA Championships. Loni Burton,
a senior at Cal State Bakersfield, competed at the NCAA
Division II Swimming Championships while Marie Marsman,
a senior at Carlton College, competed at the NCAA Division
III Swimming Championships.
Click here to read more about Marie Marsman
http://ncaasports.com/swimming/womens/story/8268614
March 15, 2005 -
Adam Hinshaw Breaks Pacific Swimming Record
Adam Hinshaw broke the Pacific Swimming Record
in the 11-12 boys 1000 Free at the Junior Olympics in San
Ramon on March 12th. Adam went 10:28.89 breaking the
previous record of 10:32.66 by nearly 4 seconds which was
set in December 2004 by Gregory Harper of Walnut Creek.
Way to go Adam!
March 10, 2005 -
DACA's National Team Finishes 4th in Texas
DACA's National Team finished in 4th place
in the team standings at the American Short Course Championships
in Austin, Texas March 3-6th, 2005. 1st place was
Texas Aquatics, 2nd place was Terrapins, and 3rd place was
Pilot of Knoxville.
New National qualifying marks were achieved
by Nilasha Ghosh in the 200 Fly, 200 I.M. and 400 I.M. and
Jamie Martinez in the 200 Back. Three DACA relays
achieved new National qualifying marks, the 400 Free relay
of Jamie Martinez, Nilasha Ghosh, Michelle Liu & Roshan
Mehdizadeh, the 'A' 400 Medley relay of Jamie Martinez,
Jennifer Gong, Amber Hovey & Nilasha Ghosh and the 'B'
Medley relay of Michelle Liu, Danielle Gong, Hayes Hyde
& Whitney Campbell. Congratulations to Danielle,
Hayes and Whitney for their first National cuts!
New DACA Team Records were set by:
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Danielle Gong in the women's 13-14 500
Free 5:04.70
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Men's Open 200 Free Relay - Kevin Parizi,
Tyler Landrith, Kevin Luu & Nick Buonfiglio
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Men's Open 400 Free Relay - Kevin Parizi,
Tyler Landrith, Kevin Luu & Nick Buonfiglio
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Men's Open 200 Medley Relay - Kevin Parizi,
Neal Goggans, Nick Buonfiglio & Tyler Landrith
Congratulations to Kevin Parizi for taking
down...rather bowing down to World and American Record holder
Aaron Piersol in the backstroke leg of the 200 Medley Relay.
March 2, 2005 - DACA
Collegiate Swimmers Excel at PAC-10 Championships
The championship collegiate swim season is
upon us and DACA swimmers competing for various colleges
and universities are making their presence known.
At the PAC-10 Championships in Seattle, WA
held February 23-26, 2005, DACA swimmers are currently swimming
for Arizona State University and Stanford University.
Heidi Schmidt (Junior) representing Arizona
State University finished 3rd in 100 Breast (behind two
2004 Olympians in the 100 Breast), 3rd in 200 Free Relay,
11th in 200 Breast and 21st in 200 I.M. Teammate at
ASU, Abra Armour (Sophomore) finished 21st in the 100 Free.
Erica Liu (Freshman) representing Stanford
University finished 2nd in 200 Free Relay, 2nd in 400 Free
Relay, 7th in 100 Breast, 9th in 200 I.M. and 14th in 200
Breast. Stanford went on the claim the team title
as PAC-10 Champions and Arizona State placed 6th.
February 3, 2005
- Zone 1-North Zone All-Star Team Announced
The following DACA swimmers have been selected
to the Zone 1-North All-Star Team which will compete on
March 6th in the All-Star Meet against the other Zones of
Pacific Swimming. Swimmers who have participated in
Western Zones or Quad Team are not allowed to compete in
the Zone All-Star Team. DACA swimmers account for
24 out of 64 swimmers on the All-Star Team.
Girls:
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Marie-Pierre Delisle - 8 & Under
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Taylor Gilley - 8 & Under
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Paige Song - 8 & Under
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Lucy Yao - 8 & Under
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Kelly Simmons - 9-10
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Jessica Khojasteh - 11-12
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Elizabeth Murray - 11-12
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Vivian Yuen - 11-12
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Emma Drysdale - 13-14
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Audrey Kwong - 13-14
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Julia Still - 13-14
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Mao Ueno - 13-14
Boys:
February 2, 2005
- Team Champions at Zone 1-North Championships
DACA dominated at the Zone 1-Noth Championships held January
29th & 30th at Gunderson High School. DACA's combined
efforts lead to a team victory over PASA in the Combined
Team category by just 95 points. DACA's 12 & unders
handily took the Younger division title by nearly 1,300
points over 2nd place PASA. In the Older division
title, PASA won by 1,200 points to DACA's 2nd place finish.
Major Highlights:
- 8 & Under Girls - 1st place in 5 out of 6 individual
events and 1st place both relays
- 13-14 Girls - 1st place both relays
- 15-16 Girls - 1st place in 5 out of 6 individual events
- 8 & Under Boys - 1st place in 4 out of 6 individual
events
- 10 & Under Boys - 1st place in 6 out of 6 individual
events and 1st place both relays
- 11-12 Boys - 1st place in 3 out of 6 individual events
and 1st place both relays
- 13-14 Boys - 1st place in 4 out of 6 individual events
and 1st place both relays
- 17-18 Boys - 1st place in 6 out of 6 individual events
Pacific Swimming Record Broken:
- 10 & Under Boys 200 Medley Relay 2:03.63 - K. Khojasteh,
B. Conroy, A. Zavala & M. Leung
DACA Team Records Broken:
- Marie-Pierre Delisle - 8 & Under Girls 25 Back 17.93
- Brandon Conroy - 10 & Under Boys 50 Breast 34.70
- 10 & Under Boys 200 Free Relay 1:52.25 - A. Zavala,
K. Khojasteh, M. Leung & B. Conroy
- 10 & Under Boys 200 Medley Relay 2:03.63 - K. Khojasteh,
B. Conroy, A. Zavala & M. Leung
- 13-14 Boys 200 Free Relay 1:32.49 - D. Chien, S. Fleming,
A. Chin & K. Parizi
- 13-14 Boys 200 Medley Relay 1:46.03 - K. Parizi, A.
Chin, D. Chien & S. Fleming
- 17-18 Boys 200 Free Relay 1:29.64
- 17-18 Boys 200 Medley Relay 1:39.59
February 1, 2005
- 10 & Under Boys Break Pacific Swimming Relay Record
At the Zone 1-Noth Championships, held January
29th & 30th at Gunderson High School, the 10 & Under
Boys relay team smashed the Pacific Swimming Record by nearly
2 seconds. The 200 medley relay team of Kevin Khojasteh,
Brandon Conroy, A.J. Zavala and Michael Leung went 2:03.63
destroying the previous record set by DACA in 2004 and narrowly
missed the National Age Group Record. Congratulations
Boys!
January 31, 2005
- DACA's National Team Takes 3rd Place at Martin D. Inkmann
Meet
In Long Beach, CA competition at the Martin D. Inkmann
Memorial Senior Invitational, January 15th-17th, included
some of the best swimming teams from California and Arizona.
DACA captured 3rd Place in the Women's Team division and
8th Place Combined Team.
DACA Team Records Broken:
- Nilasha Ghosh - 15-16 girls 100 Free-51.15
- Amber Hovey - 17-18 girls 200 Fly-2:01.76
Top 3 Relay Finalists:
- 2nd Place 400 Medley Relay - Michelle Liu, Jennifer
Gong, Amber Hovey & Nilasha Ghosh
- 2nd Place 400 Free Relay - Jamie Martinez, Amber Hovey,
Michelle Liu & Nilasha Ghosh
- 4th Place 800 Free Relay - Amber Hovey, Jennifer Gong,
Jamie Martinez & Nilasha Ghosh
Top 8 Individual Finalists:
- Nilasha Ghosh - 4th-100 Fly, 4th-100 Free, 6th-50 Free,
6th-200 Back, 7th-400 I.M. & 8th-200 Free
- Michelle Liu - 2nd-200 Back, 4th-100 Back & 7th-50
Free
- Amber Hovey - 1st-200 Fly
- Jamie Martinez - 3rd-200 Fly & 7th-200 Back
January 19, 2005
- DACA Swimmers Selected to Quad Team
Danielle Gong (13-14 girls) and Trevor Stanbury (11-12
boys) have been named to Pacific Swimming's All-Star Quad
Meet which will compete in Southern California January 22nd
& 23rd, 2005.
December 9, 2004
- DACA's National Team Takes 6th Place at U.S. Open
The 2004 U.S. Open was held Dec. 2-4 in San
Antonio, Texas. This meet is the first major United States
competition of the 2008 Olympic quadrennial. Approximately
465 swimmers from six countries competed in the U.S. Open
this year. DACA took a team of five ladies to represent
DACA and their combined efforts led DACA to 6th Place
in the Women's Team Division.
U.S. Open Highlights:
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4 out of 5 girls scored individual points
(all made consolation finals)
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All girls were part of a top 8 relay team.
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All relays finished in the top 8.
Finalists:
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800 Free Relay - 8th place - Nilasha Ghosh,
Jennifer Gong, Jamie Martinez & Amber Hovey
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400 Medley Relay - 7th place - Michelle
Liu, Jennifer Gong, Amber Hovey & Nilasha Ghosh
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400 Free Relay - 7th place - Michelle
Liu, Nilasha Ghosh, Jamie Martinez & Amber Hovey
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Jamie Martinez - 12th-200 Fly, 19th-200
Back & 20th-100 Fly
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Amber Hovey - 9th-100 Fly
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Nilasha Ghosh - 19th-200 I.M. & 22nd-100
Free
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Michelle Liu - 13th-200 Back & 14th-100
Back
December 9, 2004
- DACA's 14 & Under Swimmers Dominate Junior
Olympics!
Pacific Swimming's Age Group Junior Olympic
Championships were held in Pacific on December 3rd-5th,
2005. DACA's Age Group swimmers dominated the competition
taking the 1st Place Team Title and more than doubling
the point total of 2nd Place Team Terrapins and 3rd Place
Team Walnut Creek.
Junior Olympic Highlights:
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Brandon Conroy - High Point Winner for
10 & Under Boys
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Stephanie Nguyen - High Point Winner for
11-12 Girls
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Ian Yuh - High Point Runner-up for 10
& Under Boys
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Haley Oosterhouse - High Point Runner-up
for 10 & Under Girls
Click
here to go to results
December 8, 2004
- Adam Hinshaw breaks Pacific Swimming Record!
There was plenty of records action in the
11-12 boys distance freestyle events at Junior Olympics.
Both DACA's Adam Himshaw and the Aquabears' Gregory Harper
broke the existing 1000 and 1650 free records, but Gregory
touched first in the 1000, with a 10.32.66, and Adam had
the faster swim in the 1650, with a 17.30.21. Follow this
link for the boys
Pacific and national age group records.
December 7, 2004
- Tammy Hopkins Selected as Age Group Coach of the Year!
DACA Coach Tammy Hopkins has been selected
Pacific Swimming's Age Group Coach of the Year! Tammy
will be honored at Pacific Swimming's 18th Annual Awards
Banquet on January 8th in Napa, CA.
December 5, 2004
- DACA Coaches Nominated as Coaches of the Year!
Congratulations to the following DACA coaches
on their nominations for Pacific Swimming's Coach of the
Year.
Pete Raykovich - Senior Coach of the Year
Nomination
Tammy Hopkins - Age Group Coach of the Year Nomination
Mark Taliaferro - Age Group Coach of the Year Nomination
November 5, 2004 - Fleming
Breaks Another Pacific Swimming Record!
Shayne Fleming broke the 11-12 boys 50 backstroke Pacific
Swimming record at the Sunnyvale Swim Meet. Shayne
went 26.85 breaking the old record of 26.94 set back in
1992. Shayne now owns the short course Pacific Swimming
Records in the 11-12 Boys 50 & 100 Free, 50, 100 &
200 Back, 400 I.M. and is a relay member of the 200 Free
and 400 medley relays set last year by DACA.
October 24, 2004 - Shayne
Fleming Takes Down Another Record!
Shayne Fleming broke the Pacific Swimming Record in the
11-12 Boys 100 Free with a time of 50.16. Way to go
Shayne!
October 23, 2004 - USA
Swimming TOP 16 List for 2003-2004
DACA was well represented on USA Swimming's 2003-2004 TOP
16 lists. These list the TOP 16 times from
Sept 1, 2003 to Aug 31, 2004 in each age group from 10-U
through 17-18 and in both short course and long course events.
Click on the following files to view times.
October 18, 2004 - Shayne
Fleming Breaks Four Pacific Swimming Records!
In the first record-breaking swims of the September 2004-August
2005 record year in Pacific, DACA's Shayne Fleming took
down four 11-12 boys Pacific short course records at the
Santa Clara Junior+ meet. Fleming swam a 22.70 in the 50
free, 56.16 in the 100 back, 1:58.22 in the 200 back, and
a 4:30.08 in the 400 IM.
Follow this link to the
boys Pacific and National Age Group records.
October 3, 2004 - USA Swimming
Announces the 2003-2004 Scholastic All America Team
Congratulations to Amber Hovey and Michelle
Liu for earning a spot on USA Swimming's 2003-2004 Scholastic
All America Team. The Scholastic All-America Team
is comprised of high school student-athletes, who have a
grade point average of 3.5 or higher, and have competed
in an individual event in the 2003 ConocoPhillips Summer
Nationals, 2003 Summer Speedo Champions Series (sectionals),
2003 U.S. Open, 2004 ConocoPhillips Spring Nationals, 2004
Spring Speedo Champions Series (sectionals), 2003 National
Disability Championships and 2003 Open Water National Championships.
September 20, 2004 - DACA Swimmers
and Coaches Compete in Local Open Water Competitions
On September 18th over 200 swimmers braved the San Francisco
Bay waters for the 2nd Annual Alcatraz 100 "Swim of
the Centurions." This race was 1.2 miles from
Alcatraz to Aquatic Park in San Francisco. DACA was
represented by Coach Marcelo Castro who placed 17th in the
male non-wetsuit division with a time of 38:45.
On September 19th over 850 swimmers hit the San Francisco
Bay for the RCP Tiburon Mile. Swimmers and swimming
fans have converged in the Town of Tiburon to participate
in one of the most competitive and prestigious open water
swims in the world - the RCP Tiburon Mile. Athletes swim
one nautical mile from San Francisco Bay's Angel Island
to the shores of Downtown Tiburon. They compete in one of
several divisions including Elite, Age Group and Wet Suit
- all vying for cash and prizes. Participating swimmers
include Olympic and World Champion swimmers from the USA,
Russia, Australia, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico and Germany.
Also competing in this world class event are national and
local pool and open water swimmers, as well as collegiate
swimmers. DACA was well represented 4 former DACA
swimmers who now compete for their respective colleges and
1 DACA coach.
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Kelly Sanders (representing U.C. Berkeley) placed
23rd in the Elite Female Division with a time of 24:02
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Sedonia Yoshida (currently resides in Stockton) placed
39th in the Elite Female Division with a time of 26:44
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Steve Rehrmann (representing U.C. Berkeley) placed
34th in the Elite Male Division with a time of 23:58
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Eric Koch (representing U.C. Santa Barbara) placed
37th in the Elite Male Division with a time of 24:13
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Tori Eubanks placed 6th in the Female Wetsuit (Ages
1 to 39) Division with a time of 27:10
September 19, 2004 - Erica
Liu Named to USA Swimming's 2004 All-American Team
The All-America Team is comprised of swimmers who equaled
or bettered the faster eighth-place time from either the
spring or summer 2003 ConocoPhillips National Swimming Championships,
while competing in the spring or summer 2004 ConocoPhillips
National Swimming Championships. DACA's Erica Liu,
who begins her freshman year at Stanford University this
Fall, was named to the team in the 100 and 200 Breaststrokes.
Click
here to view the complete list of USA Swimming's 2004 All-American
Team.
August 30, 2004 - DACA
well represented at Western Zone Championships
DACA sent a large contingency of swimmers to represent
Pacific Swimming and DACA at the Western Zone Championships.
The following DACA swimmers were selected for the 2004 all-star
team:
10 & under Girls - Eva Chen & Haley Oosterhouse
10 & under Boys - Shotaro Ban, Brandon Conroy, Casey
Fleming, Adam Hinshaw, Mitchell Song, Ian Yuh & A.J.
Zavala
11-12 Boys - Shayne Fleming, Mark Liu & Matt Murray
13-14 Girls - Danielle Gong & Hayes Hyde
13-14 Boys - Kevin Parizi
Pacific team places 2nd at Western Zones --
Led by the 9-10 and 11-12 boys and bolstered by depth in
the relays, Pacific's Western Zone team took 2nd place at
Western Zones last week. The California LSC Teams ruled
the meet with Pacific scored 1364 points, trailing Southern
California, who scored 1764 points, and ahead of third and
fourth place teams Sierra Nevada and San Diego-Imperial
respectively.
Winning big for Pacific were DACA's Adam Hinshaw, who took
six events in the 10 & under boys, winning both backstrokes,
the 50, 100, and 200 free, and the 200 IM, and his teammate
Shayne Fleming, who won five events, the 50 and 100 back,
the 50 and 100 free, and the 200 IM in the 11-12 boys age
group. DACA's Shotaro Ban also was a multiple winner taking
both butterfly events in the 10 & under boys.
One Pacific relay team set an Pacific All-Star relay record
at the meet: Pacific's 13-14 boys 200 meter free relay team
of Sasha Simenstadof NAPA, James Thivierge of PASA, Sean
Reilly of TERA and Kevin Parizi of DACA swam a 1:41.48 to
take down the old record.
For results for Western Zones, follow this link to the
Western
Zones meet web site.
New records at Western Zones -- Two new individual
Pacific Swimming Records at Western Zones: DACA's Adam Hinshaw
lowered his Pacific and National Age Group Record in the
10 & under 200 meter free record with a 2:12.18 and
his DACA teammate Shayne Fleming broke his own Pacific Swimming
Record in the 11-12 boys 50 meter free with a 26.08.
August 25, 2004 - DACA Finishes
in Top 10 at Summer Nationals
The ConocoPhillips National Championships were held at
Stanford University August 3rd-7th, 2004. DACA's National
Team finished their long course season with several great
swims.
DACA was the 10th Place Combined Team and 11th Place
Womens Team.
Top 16 Individuals:
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Marie Marsman 14th 100 Free
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Jamie Martinez 11th 200 Fly
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Steve Rehrmann 6th 200 Back & 10th 200 I.M.
Top 16 Relays:
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400 Free Relay
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5th Place A Nilasha Ghosh, Roshan Mehdizadeh,
Abra Armour & Marie Marsman
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16th Place B Michelle Liu, Jamie Martinez,
Heidi Schmidt & Amber Hovey
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800 Free Relay
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400 Medley Relay
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7th Place A Michelle Liu, Heidi Schmidt, Amber
Hovey & Marie Marsman
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15th Place B Jamie Martinez, Jen Gong, Nilasha
Ghosh & Roshan Mehdizadeh
August 25, 2004 - DACA
Repeats as Far Western Team Champions
DACA finished the 2004 long course season in commanding
style at the Far Western Championships held in San Jose
on July 28th - August 1st, 2004.
DACA took the Team Champion title for the second straight
Far Western Championships, winning both short course and
long course titles in 2004. DACA started out strong
in the team standings then really turned it on the final
two days of competition building their lead finishing with
1,329 points, 152.5 points ahead of 2nd place Palo Alto
Stanford Aquatics with 1,176.5 and 3rd place
Walnut Creek with 688 points.
Major Highlights:
- DACA swimmers broke 3 National Age Group Records:
2 individual records and 1 relay record
- Adam Hinshaw - 2:14.42 in the 10 & under boys
200 Free breaking the old record of 2:14.94 from 1984.
- Adam Hinshaw - 4:36.22 in the 10 & under boys
400 Free breaking the old record of 4:41.92 from 2003.
- 10 & Under Boys 200 Medley Relay of Ian Yuh,
Brandon Conroy, Shotaro Ban & Adam Hinshaw went
2:19.05 smashing the record set by North Baltimore
Aquatics of 2:20.32 in 1991!
- DACA swimmers broke 8 Pacific Swimming Records:
7 individual records and 1 relay record
- Shotaro Ban - 1:11.27 in the 10 & under boys
100 Fly breaking the old record of 1:11.98 from 1989.
- Shayne Fleming - 26.25 in the 11-12 boys 50 Free
breaking the old record of 26.37 from 1998.
- Shayne Fleming - 1:05.11 in the 11-12 boys 100
Back breaking the old record of 1:05.78 from 1992.
- Shayne Fleming - 2:19.14 in the 11-12 boys 200
Back breaking the old record of 2:25.57 from 2003.
- Adam Hinshaw - 2:14.42 in the 10 & under boys
200 Free breaking the old record of 2:14.94 from 1984.
- Adam Hinshaw - 4:36.22 in the 10 & under boys
400 Free breaking his old record of 4:57.98 from 2003.
- 10 & Under Boys 200 Medley Relay of Ian Yuh,
Brandon Conroy, Shotaro Ban & Adam Hinshaw went
2:19.05 smashing the record set by Arden Hills of
2:22.31 in 1984!
- DACA swimmers broke 45 DACA Team Records:
27 individual records and 18 relay records
- 10 & Under Girls:
- Eva Chen - 4 Team Records - 50 Breast,
50 Fly, 100 Fly & 200 I.M.
- 200 Free Relay - Paige DAVIS (10), Haley
OOSTERHOUSE (10), Lucia LIN (10) &
Eva CHEN (10)
- 10 & Under Boys:
- Shotaro Ban - 2 Team Records - 50 Fly &
100 Fly
- Adam Hinshaw - 4 Team Records - 200 Free, 400
Free, 100 Back, & 200 I.M.
- Mitchell Song - 1 Team Record - 100 Breast
- 200 Free Relay - Casey FLEMING (10),
Shotaro BAN (10), Brandon CONROY (10)
& Adam HINSHAW (10)
- 200 Medley Relay - Ian Yuh (10), Brandon
CONROY (10), Shotaro BAN (10) &
Adam HINSHAW (10)
- 11-12 Girls:
- 400 Medley Relay - Stephanie Nguyen (12),
Megan NOLET (12), Julia Hu (12) &
Vivian YUEN (12)
- 11-12 Boys:
- Shayne Fleming - 7 Team Records - 50 Free,
100 Free, 200 Free, 200 Back, 200 Breast, 200
I.M. & 400 I.M.
- Matt Murray - 3 Team Records - 400 Free, 100
Fly & 200 Fly
- 13-14 Girls:
- 200 Free Relay - Margaux CASTEJON (14),
Danielle Gong (13), Mao Ueno (13)
& Hayes HYDE (14)
- 400 Free Relay - Audrey Kwong (13), Margaux
CASTEJON (14), Danielle Gong (13)
& Hayes HYDE (14)
- 800 Free Relay - Danielle Gong (13),
Julia Still (14), Mao Ueno (13) &
Hayes HYDE (14)
- 200 Medley Relay - Julia Still (14),
Danielle Gong (13), Hayes HYDE (14)
& Margaux CASTEJON (14)
- 400 Medley Relay - Julia Still (14),
Danielle Gong (13), Hayes HYDE (14)
& Margaux CASTEJON (14)
- 13-14 Boys:
- Ben Hinshaw - 3 Team Records - 400 Free, 800
Free & 1500 Free
- 200 Medley Relay - Kevin Parizi (14),
Brad MURRAY (13), Andrew Chin (13)
& Dustin Chien (14)
- 15-16 Girls:
- 200 Free Relay - Nilasha Ghosh (15),
Michelle Liu (16), Jennifer Gong (16)
& Jamie Martinez (15)
- 400 Free Relay - Jennifer Gong (16),
Michelle Liu (16), Nilasha Ghosh (15)
& Jamie Martinez (15)
- 800 Free Relay - Jamie Martinez (15),
Michelle Liu (16), Jennifer Gong (16)
& Nilasha Ghosh (15)
- 200 Medley Relay - Michelle Liu (16),
Jennifer Gong (16), Jamie Martinez
(15) & Nilasha Ghosh (15)
- 400 Medley Relay - Michelle Liu (16),
Jennifer Gong (16), Jamie Martinez
(15) & Nilasha Ghosh (15)
- 15-16 Boys:
- Nick Buonfiglio - 1 Team Record 200 Free
- 17-18 Girls:
- 400 Medley Relay - Whitney CAMPBELL (17),
Jessica LEE (18), Kristin Lee (18)
& Jessica Douglas (17)
- 17-18 Boys:
- Tyler Landrith - 1 Team Record - 400 Free
- Kevin Luu - 2 Team Records - 100 Breast &
200 Breast
- Open Girls
- 200 Free Relay - Nilasha Ghosh (15),
Michelle Liu (16), Jennifer Gong (16)
& Jamie Martinez (15)
- 200 Medley Relay - Michelle Liu (16),
Jennifer Gong (16), Jamie Martinez
(15) & Nilasha Ghosh (15)
- Adam Hinshaw was the 10 & Under Boys High Point
Winner
- Shotaro Ban was 10 & Under Boys High Point Runner-up
- Shayne Fleming was 11-12 Boys High Point Winner
- Michelle Liu was the 15-16 Girls High Point Winner
- Nilasha Ghosh was the 15-16 Girls High Pont Runner-up
Top 8 Individuals:
10 & Under Girls:
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Chen, Eva |
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1:21.65L
Women 10 & Under 100 Back
4th Place
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1:10.41L
Women 10 & Under 100 Free
3rd Place
|
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35.39L
Women 10 & Under 50 Fly
3rd Place
|
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1:31.20L
Women 10 & Under 100 Breast
2nd Place
|
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37.91L
Women 10 & Under 50 Back
4th Place
|
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2:51.08L
Women 10 & Under 200 IM
2nd Place
|
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41.68L
Women 10 & Under 50 Breast
2nd Place
|
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1:20.60L
Women 10 & Under 100 Fly
4th Place
|
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32.53L
Women 10 & Under 50 Free
3rd Place
|
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Davis, Paige |
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1:33.97L
Women 10 & Under 100 Breast
6th Place
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Oosterhouse, Haley |
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1:24.33L
Women 10 & Under 100 Back
7th Place
|
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39.31L
Women 10 & Under 50 Back
7th Place
|
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33.49L
Women 10 & Under 50 Free
6th Place
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10 & Under Boys:
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Ban, Shotaro |
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1:17.46L
Men 10 & Under 100 Back
2nd Place
|
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1:06.50L
Men 10 & Under 100 Free
2nd Place
|
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32.63L
Men 10 & Under 50 Fly
Champion
|
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35.76L
Men 10 & Under 50 Back
2nd Place
|
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5:00.86L
Men 10 & Under 400 Free
2nd Place
|
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2:42.75L
Men 10 & Under 200 IM
2nd Place
|
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1:11.27L
Men 10 & Under 100 Fly
Champion
|
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30.37L
Men 10 & Under 50 Free
2nd Place
|
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Conroy, Brandon |
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1:20.28L
Men 10 & Under 100 Back
3rd Place
|
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1:10.46L
Men 10 & Under 100 Free
7th Place
|
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35.04L
Men 10 & Under 50 Fly
5th Place
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1:26.71L
Men 10 & Under 100 Breast
2nd Place
|
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37.93L
Men 10 & Under 50 Back
6th Place
|
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2:44.93L
Men 10 & Under 200 IM
3rd Place
|
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40.37L
Men 10 & Under 50 Breast
2nd Place
|
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1:19.19L
Men 10 & Under 100 Fly
5th Place
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Fleming, Casey |
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1:21.05L
Men 10 & Under 100 Back
4th Place
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1:09.53L
Men 10 & Under 100 Free
3rd Place
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37.48L
Men 10 & Under 50 Back
4th Place
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43.68L
Men 10 & Under 50 Breast
8th Place
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31.72L
Men 10 & Under 50 Free
3rd Place
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Hinshaw, Adam |
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1:15.52L
Men 10 & Under 100 Back
Champion
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1:04.80L
Men 10 & Under 100 Free
Champion
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33.27L
Men 10 & Under 50 Fly
2nd Place
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35.46L
Men 10 & Under 50 Back
Champion
|
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4:36.22L
Men 10 & Under 400 Free
Champion
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2:14.42L
Men 10 & Under 200 Free
Champion
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2:39.38L
Men 10 & Under 200 IM
Champion
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1:13.76L
Men 10 & Under 100 Fly
2nd Place
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29.85L
Men 10 & Under 50 Free
Champion
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Leung, Michael |
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1:20.94L
Men 10 & Under 100 Fly
7th Place
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Song, Mitchell |
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1:26.26L
Men 10 & Under 100 Breast
Champion
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41.03L
Men 10 & Under 50 Breast
3rd Place
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Yuh, Ian |
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1:22.03L
Men 10 & Under 100 Back
6th Place
|
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34.24L
Men 10 & Under 50 Fly
4th Place
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1:32.61L
Men 10 & Under 100 Breast
6th Place
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2:54.77L
Men 10 & Under 200 IM
6th Place
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42.81L
Men 10 & Under 50 Breast
7th Place
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1:21.23L
Men 10 & Under 100 Fly
8th Place
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33.00L
Men 10 & Under 50 Free
8th Place
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Zavala, A.J. |
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1:22.45L
Men 10 & Under 100 Back
7th Place
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34.05L
Men 10 & Under 50 Fly
3rd Place
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2:34.13L
Men 10 & Under 200 Free
7th Place
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2:55.85L
Men 10 & Under 200 IM
7th Place
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1:17.85L
Men 10 & Under 100 Fly
3rd Place
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32.56L
Men 10 & Under 50 Free
7th Place
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11-12 Girls:
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Hu, Julia |
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32.91L
Women 11-12 50 Fly
8th Place
|
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Nguyen, Stephanie |
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33.91L
Women 11-12 50 Back
5th Place
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1:11.45L
Women 11-12 100 Back
3rd Place
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1:24.02L
Women 11-12 100 Breast
5th Place
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2:36.09L
Women 11-12 200 Back
3rd Place
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2:38.63L
Women 11-12 200 IM
6th Place
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