Jersey Shore's 2nd Annual Kids Triathlon A Success or 'What's Next - Locusts'?

In 2011, local triathletes faced scorching hot weather at the start of the race.  Certain parts of the route were shortened and water cooling stations were set-up throughout the course to keep everyone safe.  Last year's triathlon posting can be read here.  This year, July 27, athletes faced the elements once again as monsoon like weather moved in right before race time.  Parts of the running route were under water as a nearby stream jumped its bank.

For the 7-9 year olds, they swam 25 yards, biked .71 miles, and ran .44 miles.  The distance increased for the next age group with the 10-12 year olds swimming 50 yards, biking .71 yards, and running .54 yards.  The last group to start, the 13-14 year olds, swam 100 yards, biked 1.77 yards, and ran .78 miles.  A map of the course can be seen below.

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This event could not have taken place without several sponsors.  Jersey Shore State Bank was our financial sponsor and Lock Haven's Bike Gallery and Bonner Sports and RV provided plenty of door prizes for the kids.

Although unofficial, the age group results of the triathlon can be here.

Below are a few pictures of the event.  Additional pictures can be viewed here.

Tara Michaels from Fit for Funds helps the Jersey Shore
Rec Committee organize and plan the event

Swimmers get ready for the start (sorry swim team
swimmers, no starting from the blocks

Organizers try to make this event as safe as possible with volunteers
stationed all over the race course, especially in town at intersections
in the biking route

From the swimming leg to the biking leg as Olivia and Rebecca move
through the streets of Jersey Shore

Nick and Pete finish the biking stage and
move onto the final leg; the run

Heading to the finish line

Jersey Shore Summer Swim Team swimmers that
participated in the 2012 Triathlon

Kids crowding around for the door prizes

Winner of this years bike goes to Owen

13-14 Swim 100; Bike 1.77mi; Run .78mi

Tune-Up Before The Swim Season Starts

Lycoming College is offering many opportunities for individual swimmers and teams to get into the water and refine stokes, turns, and starts.  Check out the offerings below.

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Are The San Francisco 49ers Ready To Field A Swim Team?

All-Pro wide receiver, Randy Moss of the San Francisco 49ers, has been using swimming as a way to stay at the top of his game. It has proven to become very popular with his teammates as there are times when 30 of his fellow players are in the water working on aerobic activities.  The story can be read here.  Do you think the Jersey Shore football team could benefit from this cross-training workout?  Nah!

Jersey Shore's Younger Age Groups (Girls) Dominate Fly Events at Championships

During the 2012 Bald Eagle Swim League Championship meet held at the Jersey Shore Borough Pool this past July, Shore's younger girls seem to have had a stranglehold on the butterfly events.

Shore's 8-and-under girls of Meaghan Keegan and Sarah Misquitta captured 1st and 3rd respectively in the 25 yard butterfly while the next age group up (the 10-and-unders), Taylor Fleming took third.  It was the 12-and-unders that dominated the 50 butterfly as Emma Butzler, Gabbie Moore, Kendra White,and Sam Keegan took 1, 2, 3, and 5th respectively. 

Their race can be viewed below as Sam Keegan is in lane 1 (top of screen) followed by lanes 2, 3, and 4 of Kendra White, Gabbie Moore, and Emma Butzler respectively.

Cool Swimming Story Out of the Paralympics

Navy Lt. Brad Snyder was blinded a year ago by an IED blast in Afghanistan. Today he won a gold medal for the 400-meter freestyle in the London Paralympics.  You can read the story here or listen to it here.

Area Swimmers Compete In Inaugural Lumberjack Triathlon

Before many Williamsport residents were even out of bed on August 12, many triathletes were in the water ready for the start of the Lumberjack Triathlon.  It was a race that consisted of a 800 yard swim, 13.7 mile bike ride, and a 3.1 mile run.  A map of the course can be viewed below,

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Many triathlons have the swimming leg in swimming pools where mass starts are avoided.  The Lumberjack Triathlon took advantage of the Williamsport's natural features with the swim in the West Branch of the Susquehanna River.

Triathletes waiting at the water's edge for the 7:30 AM start

The swimming leg of the Lumberjack Triathlon in the
West Branch of the Susquehanna River as swimmers cluster around the starting buoy.

Some swimmers prefer to hang in the back to avoid the melee at the start of the race

Winners of the 15-19 male division are recognized for their efforts; Shaun Smith (1st), Nathan Witmer (2nd), and Mitchel Smith (3rd).  Click on picture to enlarge.

 Overall results of the 2012 Lumberjack Triathlon can be viewed here and age group results here.  More pictures of the whole event can be viewed here.

Jersey Shore Summer Swim Team Virtual Record Board

Below is the updated Jersey Shore Summer Swim Team record board that includes times from this past summer.  In addition, several new records were found with the oldest one going back to 1971 (41 years old!).

Times with asterisks are Bald Eagle Swim League records.

Lock Haven University Looking For Women's Swim Coach

Lock Haven University and Haven Area Aquatic Club's head coach, Andy Waeger, is moving on to TCU in the Big 12.  As a result, Lock Haven University is looking for someone with the following:

knowledge of and commitment to University and NCAA Division II rules. Effective organization/administrative skills and computer knowledge. Demonstrated effectiveness in recruiting. Demonstrated effectiveness in fundraising. Strong interpersonal skills communicating with student-athletes, campus faculty and staff, prospects, University supporters and the public.

More info can be found here.

Jersey Shore School Board Plans to Re-Evaluate Facility Use Policy

Youth sports and activities in Jersey Shore were expected to take a huge hit with a recently implemented school board policy.  It would cost a non-profit group $75 to use a facility for practice, events, and activities.  The cost of one time events could easily be covered but groups that meet daily over several months would have a difficult time paying the thousands of dollars in fees. 

The policy would affect the YMCA (both swimming and after-school programs), youth wrestling, Little League baseball (Nippenose and Salladasburg fields), Legion baseball, youth cheerleading, American Cancer Society's Relay for Life, and John Bower basketball (held at Nippenose Elem.) to name a few.

The topic was addressed last night at the Jersey Shore School Board meeting and part of the discussion can be viewed here.

Jersey Shore Swimmers and Wrestlers Hit Hard With New School Board Policy

The Jersey Shore School Board is implementing their new policy for  fees associated with Non-Profit, Non-School Related resident organization such as Little League and YMCA. 

It will cost any non-affiliated school team $75/day to run a practice in a school facility.  So swimmers will pay the school district $375 to rent the pool for the week.  The Jersey Shore youth wrestling community will have to pay $375 before the coach can unlock the doors for the week. 
Now add on the $25 fee per day to use the bathrooms and it comes to $500 a week for a team just to practice.

This will also apply to the youth cheerleading program and the Bastress team that plays basketball in the John Bower League.  Jersey Shore's Relay for Life is also expected to fall under this new policy as it uses a school facility (track and soccer field) plus restrooms and concession stand for over 30 hours (over 3 hours and costs increase)!  Reading this policy correctly, it will also cost Shore's Legion Post 36 big dollars to chase down fly balls at the high school ball field.

Let's keep on pushing kids to run the streets!

Area Swimmers Crank Out the Yardage

Several swimmers particpated in the annual 'It's a Long Ride Home', 2012 edition, by biking 4,0480 yards or 63 miles on the Pine Creek Rail Trail.

Fresh set of legs at the start of the Pine Creek Rail Trail at
the Wellsboro Junction. Left to right Jacob, McCartney, Emma, and Tom.

 

 

1-2 Finish for Shore's 12-and-under Girls in the 50 Freestyle

Jersey Shore's 12-and-under girls Gabbie Moore and Kendra White finished 1-2, respectively, in the 50 yard freestyle at the 2012 Bald Eagle Swim League Championships in July.  The race can be viewed in the video below with Gabbie in lane 3 (three down from top of screen) and Kendra racing beside her in lane 4.  Meet results can be viewed here.

Taking On A New Challenge

Swim coach Andy Waeger of Lock Haven University Women's Swim Team  and Haven Area Aquatic Club is moving on to a new challenge as a coach with Texas Christian University.  TCU just recently joined the Big 12 and his swimmers will see the likes of conference schools of Texas, Oklahoma, and West Virginia.  More can be read here and here.  Good Luck Andy!

Mark Your Calendars-Winter Swim Team Sign-ups Around The Corner

Winter swim team sign-ups will be on September 18 and 19 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the JS YMCA.

Jersey Shore's 12-and-Under Girls Have Record Setting Summer Season

The foursome of Gabbie Moore, Sam Keegan, Kendra White, Emma Butzler broke several records over the 2012 summer swim season.  On June 26, they broke the Bald Eagle Swim League (BESL) 200 meter medley relay record set of 2:29.46 in 1997 by Laura Gusmerotti, Danieel Sander, Alyson Taylor, and Lynsi Ulsamer by swimming 2:26.25.  A few weeks later, they broke that record by lowering it to 2:26.00.

They also set the new BESL record in the 200 yard medley relay on June 28 with a time of 2:10.65.  The old record was set in 1996 by Melissa Eck, Danielle Sander, Allison Taylor, and Amanda Bailey at 2:10.99.  They went on to lower that record on July 12 to 2:08.92.  A video of thier first place finish at the 2012 BESL Championship meet can be viewed below.



Jersey Shore's 10-And-Unders Go Undefeated

The Jersey Shore 10-and-under girls went undefeated in the Bald Eagle Swim League (BESL). Team members are, front row from left, Jordan O.,  Marissa B., Abby W., Ally M.; middle row Emily L., Taylor F., Gabbie B., Quinn G., Hannah S., Paige H.; back row Dave Keegan, Isabelle G., Natalie C., Isabella H., Sadie G., assistant coach Sam Kennelley and  coach Patty Kennelley. Not pictured: Elizabeth F., Gab Z..

Reason #88 On Importance of Learning To Swim - Shooting The Rapids And Rock Jumping On Pine Creek

This is a continuing series in why everybody should learn how to swim as many activities take place around water.

Couldn't find a more beautiful day yesterday and there was no better way than spending it on Pine Creek.

Fun rapids just below Ramsey Village

Rock jumping somewhere on Pine Creek

Best Starting Dive - EVER!

It is always fun to watch the new and/or younger kids try swimming.  Their excitement in finishing a race, attempting the butterfly for the first time, or learning to dive off the starting blocks.  This racer in the 2012 Bald Eagle Swim League is all business before the race and comes off the block fast.  Press the play button.

Jersey Shore Swimmer To Naval Academy

Nice article in the June 28, 2012 edition of the Lock Haven Express on Maddie Thompson, a former swimmer from Jersey Shore High School, on her move to the Naval Academy  The article can be viewed here.

Jersey Shore's 8-And-Under Go Undefeated

The Jersey Shore 8-and-under girls went undefeated in the Bald Eagle Swim League (BESL) regular season and also won their age group at BESL Championships.  Team members are, front row from left, Meaghan K., Kate B., Mackenzie G., Adalynn W., Raven W., Kiera W., Justyce W.; back row coach Dave Keegan, Sara M., Courtney L., Lilly D., coach Patty Kennelley and assistant Sam Kennelley.  Not pictured Alexis C. and Lila M.

Jersey Shore Swimmers Celebrate Season Of Success

The Jersey Shore Summer Swim team held their annual picnic to conclude the season.  Several awards were given out to swimmers that had great improvements or high success in the pool.

Rookie of the Year:  Raven Windecker

“Way to Go” awards for dropping 5 seconds or more in an event:  Britney Younkin
Raven Windecker
Luke Welshans
Abby Wall
Jessica Swanson
Hunter Smith
Allison Schweikart
Hannah Sarge
Michael Panczyszyn
Lake Merryman
Michelle McHenry
Taylor Koch
Olivia Johnson
Sadie Griswold
Keller Griswold
Mackenzie Gardner
Taylor Fleming
Cameron Fishel
Erica Fenstermacher
Max Dincher
Lily Dincher
Taylor Codispoti
Nick Canellos
Alexis Canellos
Matt Brown
Olivia Bressler
Trey Berfield
Nash Berfield
Nicholas Bellomo

Most Improved:  Cameron Fishel
lAexis Canellos
Tycen Whitman
Hannah Sarge
Emre Yakut
Olivia Bressler
Matt Brown
Megan Bechtol
Nathan Lose
Britney Younkin

Most Valuable Swimmer:  8-and-under boys - Peter Bellomo and Owen Staggert
8-and-under girls - Meaghan Keegan
10-and-under boys Alex Butzler
10-and-under girls - Taylor Fleming
12-and-under boys - Nash Berfield
12-and-under girls - Emma Butzler and Gabbie Moore
14-and-under boys - Max Mason and Cullen Berfield
14-and-under girls - Olivia Edler
15-and-over boys - Derek McPherson
15-and-over girls - Jamie Mason

Reason #7 On Importance of Learning To Swim - Pretending To Be Olympic Divers

This is a continuing series in why everybody should learn how to swim as many activities take place around water.

One day after American diver David Boudia won the gold medal on the 10 meter platform, several swimmers from Jersey Shore, Lock Haven, and Williamsport took to Penn State to try their hand at the high dives.  Click on any of the pictures to enlarge (some neat facial expressions).

After passing the swimming test (little ones need to show they can
swim 25 yards and tread water for a few minutes), Lake jumped
into the water.

Jacob's flips don't seem as graceful as the ones on tv this past week

McCartney has a unique jumping style

Nash needed goggles to complete the dive

Alex's unique perspective on entry to the water

Lydia's flip was probably the best executed of the day

Emma trying the 1 meter diving board

No Penn State visit is complete without a stop at the Creamery

 

Divers finish the day off with with a picture at the Nittany Lion

Is a Swim Conference Merger In The Works?

There is some talk of a possible merger of the Bald Eagle Swim League (BESL) and the Susquehanna Valley Swimming and Diving League (SVSDL).  See last year's post here to see the location of BESL's six teams and SVSDL's nine teams.   You can review their 2012 championship results here (although one wonders how many of their swimmers were swimming Junior Olympics that same weekend at PSU.

Coaching With The Big Dogs

This was in the August 8, 2012 edition of the Lock Haven Express.

Lock Haven Loggerheads head coach Joel Blesh spent the month of June at the Longhorns Swim Camp hosted by the University of Texas at Austin.

Swimmers from all around the world came to the Longhorns Swim Camp for a week of instruction and to learn from the staff.

The Longhorns staff is led by the head coaches of the Texas program Eddie Reese and Carol Capitani. Reese has also been the head coach of the Olympics on three different occasions and has won a record 10 national team NCAA Division I Team Championships. The camp is also headlined by nine Olympians from the United States, many of them medalists.

Joel Blesh (left) with head coach of the University of Texas
swim program, Eddie Reese (right)

"Everything about the camp was world class," said Blesh. "When swimmers travel in from different continents, you know it's big time."

Each day swimmers would have a full day of dry land activity, training, afternoon activities and stroke technique sessions. The campers would get a stroke session with each Olympian in their stroke specialty and were exposed to all four strokes while in Austin.

"The daily schedule was challenging, but rewarding for the swimmers. They worked so hard, but were around hundreds of other swimmers that all had at least one common interest," Blesh said.

Blesh was the only YMCA coach to be part of the staff composed of mostly college swimming coaches.

"It was great to be able to represent the Lock Haven Area YMCA on a staff that had some of the best the United States has to offer," said Blesh. "I am very proud of what the Loggerheads have been doing over the course of the past two years, and it was exciting to learn from the absolute best and bring that back to the Lock Haven area."

Jersey Shore vs Wellsboro Pictorial

Check out the photos that parents have been uploading on winkflash!  This link here will take you to the Wellsboro meet from July 12th.

Jersey Shore vs Wellsboro Box Scores

BALD EAGLE SWIM LEAGUE - DUAL MEET RESULTS
Jersey Shore - 3, Wellsboro - 7
Thursday, July 12, 2012

8 and Under Boys
100 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 1:35.25 (Ryan, Singer, Brought, Richardson); 2. JS 2:08.80 (Staggert, O.; Bellomo, P.; Johnson, E.; Bellomo, N.);
25 Free: 1. Singer, WELLS, 0:15.54; 2. Staggert, O., JS, 0:19.09; 3. Callahan, WELLS, 0:20.50
25 Back: 1. Brought, WELLS, 0:22.06; 2.Richardson, WELLS, 0:24.55; 3. Bellomo, P., JS, 0:25.87
25 Breast: 1. Singer, WELLS, 0:21.51; 2. Ryan, WELLS, 0:22.89; 3. Richardson, WELLS, 0:27.31
25 Fly: 1. Brought, WELLS, 0:19.27; 2. Ryan, WELLS, 0:20.43; 3. Callahan, WELLS, 0:24.05
100 Free Relay: 1. WELLS 1:15.95 (Brought, Ryan, Callahan, Singer); 2. WELLS 1:33.85 (Richardson, Poirier, Evans, Widows); 3. JS 1:35.36 (Bellomo, N.; Berfield, T.; Staggert, O.; Bellomo, P.)

8 and Under Girls
100 Medley Relay: 1. JS 1:35.92 (Dincher, L.; Misquitta, S.; Keegan, M.; Lehman, C.); 2. WELLS 1:58.78 (Milheim, Judlin, Mascho, Osborn)
25 Free: 1. Windecker, R., JS, 0:20.20; 2. Misquitta, S., JS, 0:21.51; 3. Mascho, WELLS, 0:22.68
25 Back: 1. Milheim WELLS, 0:24.19; 2. Lehman, C., JS, 0:30.53; 3. Wall, A., JS, 0:30.83
25 Breast: 1. Keegan, M., JS, 0:22.25; 2. Misquitta, S., JS, 0:28.08; 3. Judlin, WELLS, 0:32.20
25 Fly: 1. Keegan, M., JS, 0:19.15; 2. Judlin, WELLS, 0:26.07; 3. Lehman, C., JS, 0:28.56
100 Free Relay: 1. JS 1:22.68 (Lehman, C.; Dincher, L.; Misquitta, S.; Keegan, M.); 2. WELLS 1:40.41 (Milheim, Osborn, Mascho, Judlin); 3. JS 1:50.40 (Windecker, R., Butzler, E., Gardner, M.; Wall, A.)

10 and Under Boys
100 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 1:32.78 (Cotner, Poirier, Warner, Dick); 2. WELLS 1:36.87 (Young, Schimbeno, Orsborn, Smith)
25 Free: 1. Poirier, WELLS, 0:17.31; 2. Smith, WELLS, 0:20.00; 3. Dick, WELLS, 0:21.54
100 IM: 1. Warner, WELLS, 1:33.27; 2. Butzler, A., JS, 1:43.62; 3. Dick, WELLS, 2:22.84
25 Back: 1. Butzler, A., JS, 0:21.01; 2. Warner, WELLS, 0:22.48; 3. Young, WELLS, 0:25.16
50 Free: 1. Schimbeno, WELLS, 0:40.11; 2. Young, WELLS, 0:44.50; 3. Dick, WELLS, 0:46.59
25 Breast: 1. Schimbeno, WELLS, 0:21.81; 2. Poirier, WELLS, 0:22.71; 3. Butzler, A., JS, 0:28.38
25 Fly: 1. Cotner, WELLS 0:23.84; 2. Orsborn, WELLS, 0:23.70; 3. Whitman, T., JS, 0:32.12
100 Free Relay: 1. WELLS 1:11.98 (Poirier , Cotner, Schimbeno, Warner); 2. WELLS 1:26.69 (Young, Dick, Smith, Orsborn)

10 and Under Girls
100 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 1:13.47 (Callahan, Singer, Brought, Baker); 2. JS 1:15.72 (Hale, I.; Griswold, E.; Fleming, T.; O’Connor, J.); 3. JS 1:31.76 (Moore, A .; Lehman, E.; Charnego, N.; Griswold, S.)
25 Free: 1. Griswold, I., JS, 0:15.07; 2. Baker, WELLS, 0:15.57; 3. O'Connor, J., JS, 0:16.23
100 IM: 1. Brought, WELLS, 1:15.01; 2. Fleming, T., JS, 1:26.33; 3. Baker, WELLS, 1:37.29
25 Back: 1. O'Connor, J., JS, 0:20.07; 2. Singer, WELLS, 0:20.05; 3. Hale, I., JS, 0:21.07
50 Free: 1. Griswold, I., JS, 0:34.10; 2. Singer, WELLS, 0:36.69; 3. Rexford, WELLS, 0:39.22
25 Breast: 1. Brought, WELLS, 0:17.31 2. Lehman, E., JS, 0:22.57; 3. Moore, A., JS, 0:25.11
25 Fly: 1. Brought, WELLS, 0:15.59; 2. Fleming, T., JS, 0:16.02; 3. Callahan, WELLS, 0:18.81
100 Free Relay: 1. JS 1:05.79 (Griswold, I.; Hale, I.; O’Connor, J.; Fleming, T.); 2. WELLS 1:05.91 (Callahan, Rexford, baker, Singer); 3. JS 1:19.58 (Griswold, S.; Moore, A.; Bellomo, G.; Charnego, N.)

12 and Under Boys
200 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 2:34.77 (Brought, Richardson, Callahan, Smith,K.)
50 Free: 1. Butters, WELLS, 0:26.14; 2. Warner, WELLS, 0:32.53; 3. Berfield, N., JS, 1:36.47
100 IM: 1. Butters, WELLS, 1:04.40; 2. Warner, WELLS, 1:25.25; 3. Redell, WELLS, 1:50.50
50 Back: 1. Brought, WELLS, 0:34.35; 2. Richardson, WELLS, 0:44.40; 3. Berfield, N., JS, 0:45.01
100 Free: 1. Callahan, WELLS, 1:06.181 2. Coolidge, WELLS, 1:16.53; 3. Straniere, WELLS, 1:25.34
50 Breast: 11. Brought, WELLS, 0:40.70; 2. Richardson, WELLS, 0:46.63; 3. Redell, WELLS, 0:52.91
50 Fly: 1. Butters, WELLS, 0:29.50; 2. Callahan, WELLS, 0:36.31; 3. Yakut, E., JS, 0:46.13;
200 Free Relay: 1. WELLS 2:01.87 (Brought, Richardson, Callahan, Butters); 2. . WELLS 2:16.27 (Warner, Straniere, Coolidge, Smith, K.)

12 and Under Girls
200 Medley Relay: 1. JS 2:08.92 (Moore, G.; Keegan, S.; Butzler, E.; White, K.); 2. WELLS 2:19.21 (Craig, Berguson, Poirier, Iseri); 3. WELLS 2:37.83 (Feil, A., Ryan, Kramer, Feil, G.)
50 Free: 1. White, K., JS, 0:29.62; 2. Iseri, WELLS, 0:31.59; 3. Lehman, B., JS, 0:34.66
100 IM: 1. Butzler, E., JS, 1:08.23; 2. White, K., JS, 1:14.06; 3. Berguson, WELLS, 1:17.40
50 Back: 1. Moore, G., JS, 0:32.01; 2. Poirier, WELLS, 0:35.74; 3. Feil, A., WELLS, 0:40.73
100 Free: 1. Butzler, E., JS, 1:00.88; 2. Craig, WELLS, 1:10.93; 3. Ryan, WELLS, 1:11.90
50 Breast: 1. Berguson, WELLS, 0:36.15; 2. Keegan, S., JS, 0:36.58; 3. Craig, WELLS, 0:40.74
50 Fly: 1. Moore, G., JS, 0:30.21; 2. Poirier, WELLS, 0:32.85; 3. Keegan, S., JS, 0:34.19
200 Free Relay: 1. JS 1:57.17 (Moore, G .; Keegan, S.; White, K.; Butzler, E.); 2. WELLS 2:08.85 (Craig, Berguson, Iseri, Poirier); 3. WELLS 2:37.83 (Kramer, Feil, G., Feil, G., Ryan)

14 and Under Boys
200 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 2:27.90 (Holliday, Singer, Bair, Wood)
50 Free: 1. Cotner, WELLS, 0:25.53; 2. Mason, M., JS, 0:27.72; 3. Wood, WELLS, 0:33.11
100 IM: 1. Bair, WELLS, 1:13.15; 2. Holliday, WELLS, 1:14.54; 3. Berfield, C., JS, 1:15.59
50 Back: 1. Holliday, WELLS, 0:34.14; 2. Singer, WELLS, 0:41.50; 3. Brown, M., JS, 0:52.90
100 Free: 1. Cotner, WELLS, 0:55.13; 2. Mason, M., JS, 1:05.45; 3. Singer, WELLS, 1:21.07
50 Breast: 1. Bair, WELLS, 0:38.35; 2. Berfield, C., JS, 0:41.66; 3. Singer, WELLS, 0:43.97
50 Fly: 1. Cotner, WELLS, 0:27.95; 2. Berfield, C., JS, 0:34.90; 3. Wood, WELLS, 0:38.64
200 Free Relay: 1. . WELLS 2:04.41 (Wood , Bair, Holliday, Cotner, Singer)

14 and Under Girls
200 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 2:30.09 (Boyce, Warriner, Feil, Haines); 2. JS 2:38.17 (Osborn, E.; Edler, O.; Greene, C.; Bellomo, O.); 3. JS 2:47.94 (McHenry, M.; Merryman, T.; Roupp, S; Bechtol, M.)
50 Free: 1. Singer, WELLS, 0:28.74; 2. Bechtol, M., JS, 0:33.62; 3. Osborn, E., JS, 0:34.21
100 IM: 1. Kramer, WELLS, 1:10.16; 2. Feil, WELLS, 1:14.34; 3. Edler, O., JS, 1:14.52
50 Back: 1. Craig, WELLS, 0:32.79; 2. Feil, WELLS, 0:34.71; 3. Boyce, WELLS, 0:38.21
100 Free: 1. Kramer, WELLS, 1:01.13; 2. Kurtz, WELLS, 1:02.06; 3. Osborn, E., JS, 1:14.72
50 Breast: 1. Kramer, WELLS, 0:36.03; 2. Warriner, WELLS, 0:40.15; 3. Kennedy, WELLS, 0:44.30
50 Fly: 1. Craig, WELLS, 0:31.63; 2. Kurtz, WELLS, 0:32.17; 3. Singer, WELLS, 0:32.75
200 Free Relay: 1. WELLS 1:56.37 (Singer, Feil, Craig, Kurtz); 2. JS 2:13.41 (Bellomo, O.; Bechtol, M.; Osborn, E.; Edler, O.); 3. JS 2:26.14 (Greene, C.; Roupp, S.; Kock, T.; Rosencrance, S.)

15 and Over Boys
200 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 1:58.80 (Hill, Carson, Weed, N., Kennedy); 2. JS 2:02.24 (McPherson, D.; Lehman, Z.; Moore, E.; Panczyszyn, M)
50 Free: 1. Carson, WELLS, 0:25.91; 2. Lehman, Z., JS, 0:26.42; 3. Weed, M., WELLS, 0:28.22
100 IM: 1. Owlett, WELLS, 0:58.75; 2. McPherson, D, JS, 1:05.00; 3. Weed, N., WELLS, 1:08.55
100 Back: 1. Owlett, WELLS, 1:00.46; 2. Weed, M., WELLS, 1:07.63; 3. Moore, E., JS, 1:08.10
100 Free: 1. Hill, WELLS, 0:52.69; 2. McPherson, D., JS, 0:54.31; 3. Carson, WELLS, 0:59.01
100 Breast: 1. Owlett, WELLS, 1:08.20; 2. Carson, WELLS, 1:13.51; 3. Lehman, Z., JS, 1:20.29
100 Fly: 1. Hill, WELLS, 1:01.66; 2. Moore, E., JS, 1:06.30; 3. Weed, M., WELLS, 1:14.56
200 Free Relay: 1. WELLS 1:42.81 (Hill, Kennedy, Weed, N., Owlett); 2. JS 1:49.03 (Lehman, Z.; Panczyszyn, M.; Moore, E.; McPherson, D.)

15 and Over Girls
200 Medley Relay: 1. WELLS 2:11.82 (Redell, Owlett, Kramer, Kurtz); 2. JS 2;20.72 (Naugle, S.; Rosencrance, A.; Mason, J.; Blair, K.); 3. WELLS 2:38.49 (Griffin, Boyd, Mihalik, Catherman)
50 Free: 1. Redell, WELLS, 0:28.41; 2. Rosencrance, A., JS, 0:29.71; 3. Blair, K., JS, 0:32.76
100 IM: 1. Mason, J., JS, 1:09.22; 2. Owlett, WELLS, 1:14.46; 3. Naugle, S., JS, 1:25.10
100 Back: 1. Kurtz, WELLS, 1:16.34; 2. Younkin, B., JS, 1:58.79
100 Free: 1. Kurtz, WELLS, 1:07.282; 2. Kramer, WELLS, 1:08.56; 3. Blair, K., JS, 1:12.41
100 Breast: 1. Owlett, WELLS, 1:20.00; 2. Mason, J., JS, 1:20.18; 3. Rosencrance, A., JS, 1:27.61
100 Fly: 1. Redell, WELLS, 1:11.28; 2. Kramer, WELLS, 1:20.34
200 Free Relay: 1. WELLS 1:56.01 (Redell, Kramer, Owlett, Kurtz); 2. JS 1:59.42 (Mason, J.; Blair, K., Naugle, S.; Rosencrance, A.); 3. WELLS 2:30.53 (Griffin, Kennedy, Boyd, Mihalik)

Local Jersey Shore and Williamsport Swimmers Compete in Junior Olympics

The summer 2012 Olympic Games are in full swing in London, England.  In order to get there, American swimmers were had to participate in the U.S. Olympic Trials, at the end of June, to determine the USA Olympic swim team.  These swimmers were all involved in USA Swimming which is the National Governing Body for the sport of swimming.  Locally, there are two USA swim clubs; the Haven Area Aquatics Club (HAAC) and the Williamsport Area Swim Club (WASC). 

Back from left to right: WASC coach Sue Smith, Scotti,
Shaun, and Kristina.  Front row: Keith, Emma, and Lydia

Members of these clubs include local swimmers who want to compete locally, regionally, and nationally.  HAAC and WASC are members of the Middle Atlantic USA swimming.  These swimmers compete in meets held across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.  Depending on the swimmer’s times, they are invited to compete in highly competitive swim meets that include the best swimmers in the Middle Atlantic.  The culmination of the season is the Junior Olympic swim meet.  Junior Olympics are held in March for short course yard events and July for long course meter events.  This summer several local USA swimmers achieved this high honor and competed at Penn State in the Middle Atlantic Long Course Junior Olympics.  The following swimmers competed in the following events at Penn State at the end of July:

Shaun Smith:  50 m, 100 m, and 200 m freestyle, 100 m and 200 m fly, 200 individual medley, 100 m breaststroke

Lydia Smith:  50 m and 200 m freestyle and 50 butterfly

Kristina Reis: 50 m freestyle

Keith Reis:  50 m breaststroke

Emma Butzler:  50 m , 100 m,  and 200 m butterfly, 100 m breaststroke, 200 m individual medley, 200 m and 100 m freestyle, 50 m and 100 m backstroke. 

Scotti Smith:  100 m and 200 m breaststroke and 200 m individual medley

"These swimmers have been in the water working hard since May", said WASC coach Sue Smith.  "This meet was a great opportunity for them to race against the top swimmers in the region". 

If your child is interested in swimming for either USA team, contact Joel at joelblesh@gmail.com or call Andy at 484-2820 for the HAAC team or Lori at 570-337-9753 or visit www.swimwasc.com to inquire at WASC. 

Jersey Shore vs Lock Haven Pictorial

Check out the photos that parents have been uploading on winkflash!  This link here will take you to the Lock Haven meet from June 28th.  Box scores can be viewed here.

Jersey Shore vs Tri-Town Box Scores

BALD EAGLE SWIM LEAGUE - DUAL MEET RESULTS
Jersey Shore - 7, Tri-Town - 3
Tuesday, July 17, 2012

8 and Under Boys
100 Medley Relay: (No Winner)
25 Free: 1. Hadzinikolov, B., TRI, 0:19.94; 2. Staggert, O., JS, 0:21.15; 3. Bellomo, N., JS, 0:27.15
25 Back: 1. Staggert, O., JS, 0:27.92; 2. Bellomo, P., JS, 0:28.49; 3. Hadzinikolov, B., TRI, 0:31.16
25 Breast: 1. Bellomo, P.; JS, 0:29.46; 2. Flerage, R., TRI, 0:41.59; 3. Bellomo, N., JS, 0:42.09
25 Fly: 1. Hadzinikolov, B., TRI, 0:28.47; 2. Staggert, O., JS, 0:32.37; 3. Bellomo, P., JS, 0:35.48
100 Free Relay: 1. JS 1:51.02 (Bellomo, N.; Berfield, T.; Staggert, O.; Bellomo, P.); 2. TRI 2:05.19 (Rankinen, J.; Flerage, R.; Puderbach, C.; Persun, B.); 3. JS 2:56.69 (Welshans, L.; Codispoti, T.; Griswold, K.; Merryman, L.)

8 and Under Girls
100 Medley Relay: 1. JS 1:47.78 (Lehman, C.; Misquitta, S.; Keegan, M.; Lehman, C.); 2. TRI 2:05.12 (Hitesman, B.; Waltz, A.; Devare, J.; Eisenhower, L.); 3. TRI 4:13.63 (Zechman, K.; Magargle, M.; Williams, C.; Snyder, R.)
25 Free: 1.Waltz, A., TRI, 0:23.03; 2. Windecker, R., JS, 0:23.65; 3. Dincher, L., JS, 0:23.78
25 Back: 1. Hitesman, B., TRI, 0:26.99; 2. Lehman, C., JS, 0:30.94; 3. Waltz, A., TRI, 0:31.69
25 Breast: 1. Keegan, M., JS, 0:24.87; 2. Misquitta, S., JS, 0:32.45; 3. Waltz, A., TRI, 0:33.50
25 Fly: 1. Keegan, M., JS, 0:20.66; 2. Misquitta, S., JS, 0:31.00; 3. Hitesman, B., TRI, 0:31.31
100 Free Relay: 1. JS 1:33.68 (Windecker, K.; Lehman, C.; Misquitta, S.; Keegan, M.); 2. JS 1:59.35 (Dincher, L.; Gardner, M.; Wall, A.; Wampler, J.); 3. TRI 2:09.92 (Hitesman, B.; Williams, C.; Eisenhower, L.; Devore, J.)

10 and Under Boys
100 Medley Relay: 1. TRI 2:00.13 (Maciejewski, D.; Karshner, E.; Corbin, L.; Wertz, G.)
25 Free: 1. Butzler, A., JS, 0:18.60; 2. Wertz, G., TRI, 0:18.78; 3. Maciejewski, D., TRI, 0:23.41
100 IM: 1. Butzler, A., JS, 1:52.62; 2. Corbin, L.; TRI, 1:59.69
25 Back: 1. Corbin, L., TRI, 0:26.19; 2. Karshner, E, TRI, 0:33.03; 3. Whitman, T., JS, 0:35.61
50 Free: 1. Wertz, G., TRI, 0:44.94; 3. Maciejewski, D., TRI, 0:52.52; 3. Whitman, T., JS, 0:56.38
25 Breast: 1. Corbin, L., TRI, 0:29.81; 2. Butzler, A., JS, 0:32.03; 3. Karshner, E., TRI, 0:37.64
25 Fly: 1. Wertz, G., TRI, 0:26.50; 2. Whitman, T., JS, 0:31.62
100 Free Relay: (No Winner)

10 and Under Girls
100 Medley Relay: 1. JS 1:24.66 (Hale, I.; Griswold, S.; Fleming, T.; O’Connor, J); 2. TRI 1:32.00 (Marcyan, C.; Marsh, K.; Brelsford, M.; Schyler, K.); 3. JS 1:38.32 (Moore, A.; Lehman, E.; Charnego, N.; Griswold, S.);
25 Free: 1.Griswold, I., JS, 0:17.10; 2. Brelsford, M., TRI, 0:17.72; 3. Griswold, S., JS, 0:19.48
100 IM: 1. Schyler, K., TRI, 1:32.87; 2. Fleming, T., JS, 1:32.97; 3. O'Connor, J., JS, 1:53.52
25 Back: 1. Brelsford, M., TRI, 0:21.41; 2. O'Connor, J., JS, 0:22.50; 3. Johnson, T., TRI, 0:26.06
50 Free: 1. Keller, S., TRI, 0:36.53; 2. Griswold, I., JS, 0:39.94; 3. Hale, I., JS, 0:43.88
25 Breast: 1. Keller, S., TRI, 0:23.41; 2. Marsh, K., TRI, 0:25.88; 3. Hale, I., JS, 0:26.31
25 Fly: 1. Fleming, T., JS, 0:18.03; 2. Brelsford, M., TRI, 0:20.04; 3. Charnego, N., JS, 0:25.61
100 Free Relay: 1. JS 1:15.71 (Griswold, I.; Griswold, S.; O’Connor, J.; Fleming, T.); 2. JS 1:19.80 (Moore, A.; Hale, I.; Brady, M.; Charnego, N.) 3. TRI 1:35.41 (Marsh, K.; McCafferty, R.; Stanley, E.; Marcyan, C.)

12 and Under Boys
200 Medley Relay: (No Winner)
50 Free: 1. Whitmoyer, E., TRI, 0:35.13; 2. Berfield, N., JS, 0:43.81; 3. Eisenhower, G., TRI, 0:46.46
100 IM: 1. Dixon, C., TRI, 1:40.09; 2. Yakut, E., JS, 1:52.55
50 Back: 1. Whitmoyer, E., TRI, 0:51.06; 2. Berfield, N., JS, 0:58.12; 3. Eisenhower, G., TRI, 1:03.73
100 Free: 1. Whitmoyer, E., TRI, 1:25.00; 2. Yakut, E., JS, 1:41.75; 3. Eisenhower, G., TRI, 1:51.07
50 Breast: 1. Dixon, C., TRI, 1:02.25
50 Fly: 1. Dixon, C., TRI, 0:46.03; 2. Yakut, E., JS, 0:53.00
200 Free Relay: 1. JS 3:21.45 (Berfield, N.; Worth, G.; Smith, H.; Yakut, E.)

12 and Under Girls
200 Medley Relay: 1. JS 2:26.00 (Moore, G.; Keegan, S.; Butzler, E.; White, K.); 2. TRI 3:03.94 (Swank, A.; Detweiler, E.; Dietrich, M; Yeagle, A.); 3. JS 3:12.41 (Panczyszyn, A.; Lehman, T.; Lehman, B.; Yakut, A.)
50 Free: 1. Moore, G., JS, 0:31.43; 2. Hitesman, H., TRI, 0:39.13; 3. Panczyszyn, A., JS, 0:39.22
100 IM: 1. Butzler, E., JS, 1:17.75; 2. Lehman, B., JS, 1:41.68; 3. Dietrich, M., TRI, 1:43.43
50 Back: 1. Moore, B., JS, 0:36.28; 2. Yeagle, A., TRI, 0:47.72; 3. Swank, A., TRI, 0:48.19
100 Free: 1. White, K., JS, 1:11.75; 2. Keegan, S., JS, 1:16.43; 3. Swank, A., TRI, 1:28.12
50 Breast: 1. Keegan, S., JS, 0:43.44; 2. Lehman, B., JS, 0:45.91; 3. Dietrich, M., TRI, 0:46.61
50 Fly: 1. Butzler, K., JS, 0:34.50; 2. White, K., JS, 0:36.20; 3. Dietrich, M., TRI, 0:51.87
200 Free Relay: 1. JS 2:08.00 (Moore, G .; Keegan, S.; White, K.; Butzler, E.); 2. JS 2:47.61 (Panczyszyn, A.; Yakut, A.; Lehman, T.; Lehman, B.)

14 and Under Boys
200 Medley Relay: 1. JS 2:25.46 (Berfield, C.; Butzler, J.; M.; Engel, L.; Mason, M); 2. TRI 2:36.82 (Witmer, D.; Shulick, D.; Stanley, J.; Kepner, K.)
50 Free: 1. Mason, M., JS, 0:30.01; 2. Shulick, D., TRI, 0:30.56; 3. Panczyszyn, M., JS, 0:32.74
100 IM: 1. Stanley, J., TRI, 1:18.73; 2. Butzler, J., JS, 1:19.78; 3. Witmer, D., TRI, 1:38.61
50 Back: 1. Berfield, C., JS, 0:38.36; 2. Shulich, D., TRI, 0:39.38; 3. Panczyszyn, M., JS, 0:44.55
100 Free: 1. Stanley, J., TRI, 1:10.85; 2. Mason, M., JS, 1:14.20; 3. Berfield, C., JS, 1:19.30
50 Breast: 1. Shulick, D., TRI, 0:37.87; 2. Butzler, J., JS, 0:40.75; 3. Panczyszyn, M., JS, 0:43.97
50 Fly: 1. Engel, L., JS, 0:34.43; 2. Stanley, J., TRI, 0:34.72; 3. Brown, M., JS, 1:00.00
200 Free Relay: 1. JS 2:05.95 (Butzler, J.; Mason, M.; Panczyszyn, M.; Engel, L.)

14 and Under Girls
200 Medley Relay: 1. JS 2:54.90 (Osborn, E; Merryman, T.; Edler, O.; Bellomo, O.); 2. JS 3:20.44 (McHenry, M.; Rosencrance, S.; Fenstermacher, S.; Charnego, M.)
50 Free: 1. Osborn, E., JS, 0:37.38; 2. Rosencrance, S., JS, 0:41.37; 3. Bitler, L., TRI, 0:41.69
100 IM: 1. Edler, O., JS, 1:26.62; 2. Bellomo, O., JS, 1:38.84; 3. Charnego, M., JS, 1:53.41
50 Back: 1. McHenry, M., JS, 0:48.43; 2. Bitler, L., TRI, 0:55.75; 3. Charnego, M., JS, 0:56.41
100 Free: 1. Bellomo, O., JS, 1:22.04; 2. Osborn, E., JS, 1:27.22; 3. Bitler, L., TRI, 1:38.34
50 Breast: 1. Merryman, T., JS, 0:50.25; 2. Rosencrance, S., JS, 0:52.17; 3. Charnego, M., JS, 0:59.72
50 Fly: 1. Edler, O.; JS, 0:39.72; 2. Fenstermacher, S., JS, 0:52.88; 3. Myers, Z., TRI, 0:58.00
200 Free Relay: 1. JS 2:33.67 (Rosencrance, S.; Osborn, E.; Bellomo, O.; Edler, O.); 2. JS 2:58.81 (Fenstermacher, S.; Merryman, T.; McHenry, M.; Johns, C.)

15 and Over Boys
200 Medley Relay: 1. JS 2:22.22 (McPherson, D.; Lehman, Z.; Moore, E.; Lose, N.)
50 Free: 1. Sullivan, A., TRI, 0:25.47; 2. Lose, N., JS, 0:29.78; 3. Lehman, Z., JS, 0:30.08
100 IM: 1. Frazier, D., TRI, 1:08.12; 2. McPherson, D., JS, 1:12.09
100 Back: 1. Sullivan, A., TRI, 1:10.18; 2. Moore, E., JS, 1:18.03
100 Free: 1. Frazier, D., TRI, 1:00.16; 2. Lose, N., JS, 1:10.00; 3. Bitler, P., TRI, 1:12.12
100 Breast: 1. Sullivan, A., TRI, 1:22.25; 3. 2. McPherson, D., JS, 1:24.0; 3. Lehman, Z., JS, 1:31.53
100 Fly: 1. Frazier, D., TRI, 1:07.78; 2. Moore, E., JS, 1:13.89
200 Free Relay: 1. TRI 2:02.71 (Hinkel, E.; Frazier, D.; Bitler, P.; Sullivan, A.); 2. JS 2:00.53 (Lehman, Z.; Lose, N.; Moore, E.; McPherson, D.)

15 and Over Girls
200 Medley Relay: 1. JS 3:00.59 (Rosencrance, A.; Blair, K .; Naugle, S.; Edmonds, B.)
50 Free: 1. Golshan, A., TRI, 0:32.71; 2. Blair, K., JS, 0:35.69; 3. Naugle, S., JS, 0:36.89
100 IM: 1. Mason, J., JS, 1:19.50; 2. Golshan, A., TRI, 1:28.15; 3. Rosencrance, A., JS, 1:28.27
100 Back: 1. Naugle, S., JS, 1:34.10
100 Free: 1. Mason, J., JS, 1:07.65; 2. Golshan, A., TRI, 1:14.50; 3. Blair, K., JS, 1:20.85
100 Breast: 1. Rosencrance, A., JS, 1:38.56; 2. Hinkle, E., TRI, 1:43.77; 3.Bopp, S., TRI, 2:05.20
100 Fly: 1. Mason, J., JS, 1:21.91
200 Free Relay: 1. JS 3:00.59 (Mason, J.; Blair, K.; Naugle, S.; Rosencrance, A.); 2. TRI 2:46.85 Gordner, T.; Brillock, L.; Bopp, S.; Hinkel, E.)

Jersey Shore Wins Mutiple Titles At Bald Eagle Swim League All Stars

Jersey Shore and Wellsboro have a healthy rivalry.  Up to 2010, the black and orange were at the top of their game, winning several Bald Eagle Swim League (BESL) Championships and dual meets over Wellsboro.  But for the past couple of years, it is now Jersey Shore that is trying to figure a way to regain form and topple Wellsboro in dual meets, Championships, and All-Stars.

Shore's Jamie Mason (swimmer on left) in dead heat
with Loyalsock's Julia Arnold in the girls 15-and-under
100 meter butterfly

 Not only is there a team rivalry, but individual rivalries between the two clubs.   The one to watch at the moment is between Jersey Shore's 12-and-under Sam Keegan and Wellsboro's Jillian Berguson in the 50 breaststroke.  During the regular season, Berguson beat Keegan by 43/100s of a second.  Keegan turned the tables  and won by 22/100s at BESL Championships.  The two got to settle the series at the BESL All-Stars where Berguson won by just 21/100s of a second.   Keegan still captured a swimming title with a win in the 100 meter freestyle.  Her 12-and-under teammates also captured All-Star titles with Emma Butzler in the 100 meter individual medley, Gabbie Moore in the 50 meter backstroke, and Kendra White a dual winner in the 50 meter freestyle and butterfly.

Shore's Meeghan Keegan captured two events in the 8-and-under 25 meter breaststroke and butterfly while 15-and-over Jamie Mason won the 100 meter freestyle.  Keegan, along with Taylor Fleming, Gabbie Moore, Olivia Edler, and Mason easily won the girls 300 meter crescendo freestyle relay.

Jersey Shore's individual rivalries also exist closer to home.  Lock Haven's 10-and-under Avery Mahoney and Shore's Isabelle Griswold have fought each other tight, to the finish line, in the 25 yard freestyle throughout the summer swim season.  In the regular season match-up, Mahoney won by 64/100s of second but the time separation shrunk to 57/100s in their match-up in BESL Championships.  Their third match-up of the summer season occurred at All-Stars where once again, Mahoney held off Griswold, but this time only by 39/100s of a second.  Mahoney did go on to also win the 25 meter backstroke over Wellsboro's Caitlyn Callahan.  

Jersey Shore's Olivia Bellomo coming off the turn in the girls
14-and-under 50 meter breaststroke.

Bald Eagle Swim League Sends Off Senior Swimmers

It is always fun to watch kids progress through the age groups over the years but is always somewhat sad to see their final swims as they age out of the league.  Kids grow up fast!  Below are short bios, from the 2012 Bald Eagle Swim League Championship program, for Jersey Shore's Alainah Rosencrance, Loyalsock's Bryan Nardone, Tri-Town's Duncan Frazier andf Alex Sullivan, Wellsboro's Carson Owlett and Nathan Weed, and Williamsport's Alexandra Isaacson.  Good luck in your exciting future.  Click on the pictures to enlarge.

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2012 Bald Eagle Swim League All-Star Box Scores

BALD EAGLE SWIM LEAGUE ALL STAR RESULTS
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Loyalsock Outdoor Pool

WELLS - WellsboroJS - Jersey Shore
LH - Lock Haven
WMPST - Williamsport
TRI - Tri-Town (Muncy, Hughesville, Montgomery)
SOCK - Loyalsock

Boys Crescendo 300 Meter Medley Relay
1.WELLS 3:38.19 (Brought, C.; Butters, J.; Poirier, W.; Hill, B.; Cotner, N. ); 2. SOCK 3:53.81 (Micozzi, R.; Silvagni, A.; Reis, K.; Smith, S.; Good, E.); 3. JS 4:10.83 (Bellomo, P.; Butzler, A.; Berfield, N.; Moore, E.; Engel, L.)

Girls Crescendo 300 Meter Medley Relay
1. WELLS 3:57.31 (Milheim, M.; Kramer, E.; Craig, C.; Kurtz, A.: Brought, C.); 2. SOCK 4:02.09 (Pardoe, M.; Boring, K.; Sheppard, R.; Gombosi, M.; Zicoleleo, N.); 3. JS 4:02.18 (Keegan, M.; O’Connor, J.; Edler, O.; Butzler, E.; Rosencrance, A.)

8 and Under Boys
25 Free: 1. Singer, Z, WELLS, 0:17.21; 2. Persun, O, LH, 0:17.92 3. Staggert, O.; JS, 0:20.00
25 Back: 1. Brought, C., WELLS, 23.06; 2. Persun, O., LH, 0:25.19; 3. Staggert, O., JS, 0:26.19
25 Breast: 1. Singer, Z, WELLS, 0:23.77; 2. Bellomo, P.; JS, 0:27.27; 3. Gugino, L. LH, 0:28.91
25 Fly: 1. Brought, C., WELLS, 0:21.38; 2. Straley, W., LH, 0:23.27; 3. Hadzinikolov, B., TRI, 0:27.88

8 and Under Girls
25 Free: 1. Shadle, H., LH, 0:20.54; 2. Windecker, R.; JS, 0:21.03; 3. Waltz, A. TRI, 0:21.06
25 Back: 1. Hitesman, B., TRI, 0:24.69; 2. Shadle, H.; LH, 0:25.10; 3. Milheim, M., WELLS, 0:25.81
25 Breast: 1. Keegan, M., JS, 0:24.25; 2. Shadle, H., LH, 0:27.93; 3. Pardoe, M., TRI, 0:29.79
25 Fly: 1. Keegan, M., JS, 0:20.94; 2. Pardoe, M., SOCK, 0:21.96; 3. Bair, M., LH, 0:29.34

10 and Under Boys
25 Free: 1. Manetta, G., SOCK, 0:18.10; 2. Poirier, W., WELLS, 0:18.78; 3. Hockman, R.; WMSPT, 0:19.53
100 IM: 1. Silvagni, A., SOCK, 1:36.94; 2. Warner, B., WELLS, 1:41.37; 3. Beattie, J., WMSPT, 1:49.62
25 Back: 1. Silvagni, A., SOCK, 0:21.07; 2. Poirier, W., WELLS, 0:24.40; 3. Hammaker, P., WMSPT, 0:24.79
50 Free: 1. Warner, B., WELLS, 0:37.74; 2. Beattie, J., WMSPT, 0:39.99; 3. Butzler, A., JS, 0:40.35
25 Breast: 1. Silvagni, A., SOCK, 0:22.77; 2. Beattie, J., WMSPT, 0:26.97; 3. Poirier, W., WELLS, 0:27.88
25 Fly: 1. Zicolello, A., SOCK, 0:19.47; 2. Warner, B., WELLS, 0:21.05; 3. Cygan, T., LH, 0:27.31

10 and Under Girls
25 Free: 1. Mahoney, A., LH, 0:15.77; 2. Griswold, I., JS, 0:16.34; 3. Singer, L.; WELLS, 0:16.69
100 IM: 1. Brought, C., WELLS, 1:23.88; 2. Smith, L., SOCK, 1:29.21; 3. Keller, S., TRI, 1:31.54
25 Back: 1. Mahoney, A., LH, 0:19.09; 2. Callahan, C., WELLS, 0:20.28; 3. Brelsford, M., TRI, 0:20.94
50 Free: 1. Brought, C., WELLS, 0:32.70; 2. Smith, L., SOCK, 0:33.78; 3. Keller, S., TRI, 0:37.33
25 Breast: 1. Keller, S., TRI, 0:21.86; 2. Smith, L., SOCK, 0:21.90; 3. Griswold, I., JS, 0:22.97
25 Fly: 1. Brought, C., WELLS, 0:17.58; 2. Mahoney, A., LH, 0:17.75; 3. Fleming, T., JS, 0:18.43

12 and Under Boys
50 Free: 1. Callahan, B., WELLS, 0:31.53; 2. Reis, K. SOCK, 0:35.31; 3. Whitmoyer, E., TRI, 0:36.03
100 IM: 1. Butters, J., WELLS, 1:12.11; 2. Dixon, C., TRI, 1:39.59; 3. Serfass, Q., SOCK, 1:40.56
50 Back: 1. Brought, C., WELLS, 0:39.29; 2. Schwoyer, Z., WMSPT, 0:45.20; 3. Whitmoyer, E., TRI, 0:46.69
100 Free: 1. Butters, J., WELLS, 1:02.55; 2. Schwoyer, Z., WMSPT, 1:19.59; 3. Reis, K. SOCK, 1:21.84
50 Breast: 1. Butters, J., WELLS, 0:38.50; 2. Reis, K. SOCK, 0:42.44; 3. Williams, L., LH, 0:51.43
50 Fly: 1. Brought, C., WELLS, 0:40.36; 2. Dixon, C., TRI, 0:43.81; 3. Jordan, S., SOCK, 0:47.37

12 and Under Girls
50 Free: 1. White, K., JS, 0:32.45; 2. Rosenow, A., WMSPT, 0:33.63; 3. Poirier, E., WELLS, 0:33.89
100 IM: 1. Butzler, E., JS, 1:18.68; 2. Berguson, J., WELLS, 1:27.59; 3. Phillips, M., WMSPT, 1:130.18
50 Back: 1. Moore, B., JS, 0:36.09; 2. Craig, C., WELLS, 0:41.72; 3. Raub, G., SOCK, 0:43.99
100 Free: 1. Keegan, S., JS, 1:10.81; 2. Rosenow, A., WMSPT, 1:15.56; 3. Poirier, E., WELLS, 1:17.96
50 Breast: 1. Berguson, J., WELLS, 0:41.46; 2. Keegan, S., JS, 0:41.67; 3. Phillips, M., WMSPT, 0:44.98
50 Fly: 1. White, K., JS, 0:36.57; 2. Persun, E., LH, 0:38.25; 3. Poirier, E., WELLS, 0:38.41

14 and Under Boys
50 Free: 1. Shulick, D., TRI, 0:30.03; 2. Mason, M., JS, 0:30.87; 3. Dale, E.; LH, 0:31.56
100 IM: 1. Cotner, N., WELLS, 1:13.09; 2. Schwoyer, C., WMSPT, 1:13.98; 3. Stanley, J., TRI, 1:19.93
50 Back: 1. Schwoyer, C., WMSPT, 0:32.52; 2. Berfield, C., JS, 0:38.36; 3. Good, E., SOCK, 0:38.56
100 Free: 1. Cotner, N., WELLS, 1:01.19; 2. Stanley, J., TRI, 1:09.61; 3. Mason, M., JS, 1:11.08
50 Breast: 1. Shulick, D., TRI, 0:38.28; 2. Dale, E., LH, 0:41.11; 3. Bair, E., WELLS, 0:42.12
50 Fly: 1. Cotner, N., WELLS, 0:31.50; 2. Engle, L., JS, 0:33.78; 3. Stanely, J., TRI, 0:35.13

14 and Under Girls
50 Free: 1. Kurtz, O., WELLS, 0:31.00; 2. Reis, K., SOCK, 0:31.76; 3. Poretta, T., WMSPT, 0:34.28
100 IM: 1. Kramer, E., WELLS, 1:17.55; 2. Edler, O., JS, 1:22.09; 3. Reis, K., SOCK, 1:27.27
50 Back: 1. Craig, M., WELLS, 0:35.78; 2. Reis, K., SOCK, 0:38.75; 3. Zeigler, L., WMSPT, 0:42.37
100 Free: 1. Kramer, E., WELLS, 1:09.12; 2. Zicolello, A., SOCK, 1:15.20; 3. Zeigler, A., WMSPT, 1:17.97
50 Breast: 1. Kramer, E., WELLS, 0:40.29; 2. Good, E., SOCK, 0:42.56; 3. Zeigler, L., WMSPT, 0:46.53
50 Fly: 1. Craig, M., WELLS, 0:35.06; 2. Zicolello, A., SOCK, 0:36.56; 3. Edler, O., JS, 0:38.52

15 and Over Boys
50 Free: 1. Sullivan, A., TRI, 0:24.92; 2. Smith, S., SOCK, 0:25.94; 3. Rodo, P., LH, 0:27.92
100 IM: 1. Owlett, C., WELLS, 1:04.25; 2. Nardone, B., SOCK, 1:09.75; 3. Cram, J., LH, 1:10.56
100 Back: 1. Sullivan, A., TRI, 1:04.66 2. Owlett, C., WELLS, 1:07.31; 3. Good, J., SOCK, 1:09.50
100 Free: 1. Runtas, M., WMSPT, 0:56.20; 2. Owlett, C., WELLS, 0:56.51; 3. Smith, S., SOCK, 0:56.57
100 Breast: 1. Carson, B., WELLS, 1:16.99; 2. Sullivan, A., TRI, 1:17.31; 3. Cram, J., LH, 1:20.36
100 Fly: 1. Smith, S., SOCK, 1:05.82; 2. Hill, B., WELLS, 1:08.13; 3. Moore, E., JS, 1:13.84

15 and Over Girls
50 Free: 1. Shearer, M., SOCK, 0:31.22; 2. Rosencrance, A., JS, 0:34.04, 0:28.70; 3. Kramer, S., WELLS, 0:34.53
100 IM: 1. Gombosi, M., SOCK, 1:16.19; 2. Mason, J., JS, 1:17.92; 3. Isaacson, A., WMSPT, 1:27.25
100 Back: 1. Schwoyer, B., WMSPT, 1:12.60; 2. Schulte, K., SOCK, 1:19.31; 3. Redell, B., WELLS, 1:22.50
100 Free: 1. Mason, J., JS, 1:07.28; 2. Arnold, J., SOCK, 1:08.59; 3. Golshan, A., TRI, 1:14.29
100 Breast: 1. Schulte, K., SOCK, 1:27.22; 2. Owlett, O., WELLS, 1:30.99; 3. Rosencrance, A., JS, 1:37.92
100 Fly: 1. Arnold, J., SOCK, 1:18.75; 2. Mason, J., JS, 1:21.41; 3. Isaacson, A., WMSPT, 1:32.25

Boys Crescendo 300 Meter Freestyle Relay
1.WELLS 3:23.66 (Singer, Z; Warner, B.; Bair, E.; Callahan, B.; Owlett, C.); 2. TRI 3:34.66 (Hadzinikolov, B.; Wertz, G.; Whitmoyer, E.; Shulick, D.; Sullivan, A.); 3. LH 4:10.83 (Gugino, L.; Persun, E.; Tomalonis, Jonas, Tomalonis, Julius; Rodo, P.)

Girls Crescendo 300 Meter Freestyle Relay
1. JS 3:31.97 (Keegan, M.; Fleming, T.; Moore, G.; Edler, O.; Mason, J.); 2. SOCK 3:40.31 (Pardoe, M.; Smith, L.; Zicolello, M.; Reis, K.; Arnold, J.); 3. WELLS 3:48.77 (Judlin, J.; Callahan, C.; Poirier, E.; Kurtz, O.; Owlett, O.)