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Top Timesland Swim Times

Posted Mar26, 2007 at 01:24 PM


2006-2007 TOP TIMESLAND SWIM TIMES
(Final)

GIRLS 200 FREE

1:56.81 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
1:58.53 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)
1:59.89 – Lauryn Childress (Hidden Valley)
2:01.37 – Allison Martin (Patrick Henry)
2:02.33 – Victoria Mesner (Northside)
2:04.26 – Bunge Okeyo (Roanoke Catholic)
2:04.27 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry)
2:04.55 – Brittany Clawson (Marion)
2:05.25 – Brittany Boxler (William Byrd)
2:05.38 – Dani VanKerckhove (Cave Spring)

GIRLS 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

2:12.05 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry)
2:12.49 – Lauryn Childress (Hidden Valley)
2:13.44 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
2:15.58 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)
2:16.11 – Grace Aheron (Patrick Henry)
2:19.87 – Meggie Austin (North Cross)
2:20.08 – Allison Martin (Patrick Henry)
2:20.19 – Jessi Thangjitham (Blacksburg)
2:20.68 – Victoria Mesner (Northside)
2:24.69 – Michelle Woody (Patrick Henry)

GIRLS 50 FREESTYLE

23.99 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
24.63 – Bunge Okeyo (Roanoke Catholic)
25.77 – Christine Boyer (Rockbridge)
26.34 – Millie Leach (Salem)
26.36 – Mary Anne Hart (Patrick Henry)
26.44 – Anne Hinely (Rockbridge)
26.55 – Carter Palmer (Patrick Henry)
26.60 – Linde Groover (Jefferson Forest)
26.65 – Lauryn Childress (Hidden Valley)
26.65– Drew Dillon (Hidden Valley)

GIRLS 100 BUTTERFLY

59.06 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
59.98 – Grace Aheron (Patrick Henry)
1:01.38 – Allison Martin (Patrick Henry)
1:01.85 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry)
1:01.95 – Victoria Mesner (Northside)
1:02.05 – Brittany Clawson (Marion)
1:02.21 – Bunge Okeyo (Roanoke Catholic)
1:02.89 – Mary Anne Hart (Patrick Henry)
1:05.20 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)
1:05.24 – Lauryn Childress (Hidden Valley)

GIRLS 100 FREESTYLE

52.06 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
55.20 – Bunge Okeyo (Roanoke Catholic)
55.66 – Lauryn Childress (Hidden Valley)
56.42 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)
56.53 – Christine Boyer (Rockbridge)
57.57 – Linde Groover (Jefferson Forest)
57.91 – Allison Martin (Patrick Henry)
58.04 – Carter Palmer (Patrick Henry)
58.50 – Erika Karsch (Rockbridge)
58.64 – Jessi Thangjitham (Blacksburg)

GIRLS 500 FREE

5:11.42 – Lauryn Childress (Hidden Valley)
5:13.45 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry)
5:16.55 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)
5:18.11 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
5:21.95 – Brittany Clawson (Marion)
5:26.43 – Victoria Mesner (Northside)
5:27.22 – Grace Aheron (Patrick Henry)
5:32.10 – Bunge Okeyo (Roanoke Catholic)
5:34.67 – Brittany Boxler (William Byrd)
5:38.56 – Allison Martin (Patrick Henry)

GIRLS 100 BACK

59.82 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
1:00.92 – x-Mary Anne Hart (Patrick Henry)
1:01.55 – Mary Anne Hart (Patrick Henry)
1:01.62 – Grace Aheron (Patrick Henry)
1:02.62 – Lauryn Childress (Hidden Valley)
1:02.91 – Jessi Thangjitham (Blacksburg)
1:05.47 – Victoria Mesner (Northside)
1:05.55 – Paige Ellestad (Rockbridge)
1:06.08 – Linde Groover (Jefferson Forest)
1:06.20 – Bunge Okeyo (Roanoke Catholic)
1:06.89 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)

GIRLS 100 BREASTSTROKE

1:09.36 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry)
1:10.46 – Elizabeth Black (Patrick Henry)
1:11.34 – Nancy Baar (Patrick Henry)
1:11.82 – Meggie Austin (North Cross)
1:12.22 – Dani VanKerckhove (Cave Spring)
1:12.92 – Maggie Graham (Marion)
1:13.20 – Ashley Anderson (Cave Spring)
1:13.43 – Jessi Thangjitham (Blacksburg)
1:13.53 – Linde Groover (Jefferson Forest)
1:13.85 – Cecilia delaGarza (Blacksburg)

GIRLS 200 MEDLEY RELAY

1:52.14 – Patrick Henry (Hart, McGeath, Aheron, Baar)
2:00.09 – Blacksburg (Thangjitham, delaGarza, Ryder, Piedl)
2:01.36 – Hidden Valley (Henry, Hurley, D. Dillon, Childress)
2:01.57 – Jefferson Forest (Flynt, Groover, Imron, Brown)
2:03.07 – Cave Spring (Slowikowski, VanKerckchove, Iannello, Stephens)

GIRLS 200 FREESTYLE RELAY

1:43.98 – Rockbridge County (Boyer, Ellestad, Hinely, Karsch)
1:44.82 – Hidden Valley (D. Dillon, Hurley, Henry, Childress)
1:47.07 – Patrick Henry (Martin, Woody, Black, Palmer)
1:49.50 – Jefferson Forest (Imron, Brown, Huntington, Groover)
1:50.57 – Blacksburg (delaGarza, Hounshell, Piedl, Thangjitham)

400 FREESTYLE RELAY

3:40.09 – Patrick Henry (McGeath, Hart, Aheron, Baar)
3:54.53 – Rockbridge County (Boyer, Ellestad, Hinely, Karsch)
3:55.34 – Blacksburg (delaGarza, Farkas, Piedl, Thangjitham)
3:56.20 – Hidden Valley (Henry, Danielle Dillon, Drew Dillon, Childress)
3:58.49 – Marion (Clawson, Williams, Morlock, Graham)

DIVING

369.05 – Julia Koff (Hidden Valley)
253.95 – Lindsay Skolrood (Hidden Valley)

BOYS 200 FREE

1:46.43 – x-Joey Girani (Franklin County)
1:47.00 – Kevin Munson (Cave Spring)
1:48.06 – Joey Girani (Franklin County)
1:48.20 – Ted Borny (Blacksburg)
1:48.23 – J.R. Lystash (North Cross)
1:49.29 – Evan Gregg (Blacksburg)
1:49.94 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
1:50.06 – Drew Adams (Hidden Valley)
1:52.86 – Luke Munson (Cave Spring)
1:54.44 – Nicholas Gorman (Jefferson Forest)
1:54.65 – Nathan Ewoldt (Cave Spring)

BOYS 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

1:54.85 – Evan Gregg (Blacksburg)
1:59.77 – Travis Stauder (Jefferson Forest)
2:02.68 – J.R. Lystash (North Cross)
2:05.96 – Kevin Munson (Cave Spring)
2:07.50 – Adam Bair (Hidden Valley)
2:10.17 – Nico Baudoin (Blacksburg)
2:10.98 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
2:11.94 – Nathan Ewoldt (Cave Spring)
2:11.98 – Andrew Harris (Hidden Valley)
2:12.17 – Ted Borny (Blacksburg)

BOYS 50 FREESTYLE

20.84 – Stephen Hawkins (Jefferson Forest)
21.81 – Thomas Ammen (Hidden Valley)
21.91 – Evan Gregg (Blacksburg)
22.86 – Michael Boucher (Cave Spring)
22.89 – Kevin Munson (Cave Spring)
22.94 – Travis Stauder (Jefferson Forest)
23.11 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
23.40 – John Fisher (Liberty)
23.49 – Seth Wensel (Christiansburg)
23.50 – Joey Girani (Franklin County)

BOYS 100 BUTTERFLY

54.16 – Stephen Hawkins (Jefferson Forest)
54.75 – Evan Gregg (Blacksburg)
54.85 – Ted Borny (Blacksburg)
55.37 – Nathan Ewoldt (Cave Spring)
55.62 – Kevin Munson (Cave Spring)
55.89 – J.R. Lystash (North Cross)
57.27 – Joey Girani (Franklin County)
58.32 – Michael Boucher (Cave Spring)
1:00.46 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
1:00.62 – Adam Bair (Hidden Valley)

BOYS 100 FREESTYLE

45.52 – Stephen Hawkins (Jefferson Forest)
46.25 – Evan Gregg (Blacksburg)
48.56 – Kevin Munson (Cave Spring)
48.87 – Joey Girani (Franklin County)
49.46 – Thomas Ammen (Hidden Valley)
50.83 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
51.14 – Drew Adams (Hidden Valley)
51.58 – John Fisher (Liberty)
51.76 – Matthew Chocklett (Lord Botetourt)
51.80 – Ted Borny (Blacksburg)

BOYS 500 FREE

4:45.57 – Nico Baudoin (Blacksburg)
4:52.28 – J.R. Lystash (North Cross)
4:56.58 – Nicholas Gorman (Jefferson Forest)
5:03.85 – Phillip Gorman (Jefferson Forest)
5:08.05 – Luke Munson (Cave Spring)
5:11.74 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
5:14.06 – Drew Adams (Hidden Valley)
5:17.36 – Andrew Harris (Hidden Valley)
5:29.45 – Fabrizio Brito (Liberty)
5:33.79 – Nate Eyestone (Blacksburg)

BOYS 100 BACK

53.98 – Stephen Hawkins (Jefferson Forest)
55.29– Nico Baudoin (Blacksburg)
55.33 – Evan Gregg (Blacksburg)
56.45 – Seth Wensel (Christiansburg)
57.08 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
57.25 – J.R. Lystash (North Cross)
58.23 – Michael Doughty (Cave Spring)
59.33 – Kevin Munson (Cave Spring)
1:00.98 – Nathan Ewoldt (Cave Spring)
1:01.30 – Ian Cobb-Ozanne (Blacksburg)

BOYS 100 BREASTSTROKE

59.99 – Travis Stauder (Jefferson Forest)
1:02.19 – Adam Bair (Hidden Valley)
1:03.02 – Evan Gregg (Blacksburg)
1:05.99 – Drew Adams (Hidden Valley)
1:06.70 – J.R. Lystash (North Cross)
1:07.03 – Kevin Munson (Cave Spring)
1:07.19 – Brock Vaughn (Cave Spring)
1:08.58 – Matthew Podlecki (Cave Spring)
1:08.76 – Matthew Chocklett (Lord Botetourt)
1:09.57 – Jordan Leipzig (Hidden Valley)

BOYS 200 MEDLEY RELAY

1:42.17 – Blacksburg (Baudoin, Gregg, Borny, Cobb-Oazanne)
1:42.69 – Jefferson Forest (Hawkins, Stauder, Pociluyko, Elliott)
1:44.78 – Cave Spring (Ewoldt, Fanti, Vaughn, K. Munson)
1:51.27 – Hidden Valley (Harris, Bair, Ammen, Adams)
1:53.98 – Liberty (White, Burks, Fisher, Brito)

BOYS 200 FREESTYLE RELAY

1:30.45 – Cave Spring (Vaughn, Ewoldt, Boucher, K. Munson)
1:31.95 – Hidden Valley (Ammen, LeHardy, Bair, Adams)
1:32.91 – Blacksburg (Baudoin, Gregg, Borny, Cobb-Ozanne)
1:34.71 – Jefferson Forest (Hawkins, Elliott, Plazak, Stauder)
1:40.19 – Liberty (Brito, White, Burks, Fisher)

BOYS 400 FREESTYLE RELAY

3:18.64 – Blacksburg (Gregg, Cobb-Ozanne, Baudoin, Borny)
3:20.62 – Jefferson Forest (N. Gorman, Elliott, Stauder, Hawkins)
3:22.14 – Cave Spring (Ewoldt, :. Munson, Vaughn, K. Munson)
3:27.30 – Hidden Valley (Ammen, Bair, Harris, Adams)
3:44.48 – Christiansburg (Wensel, Terpenny, Marcenelle, Cobb)

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DIVING

275.25 – Nathan Strelow (Hidden Valley)
221.80 – Craig Fridge (Hidden Valley)
194.40 – Kenneth Hicks (Salem)

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