2011 Swim Book3.pdf - San Marino High School

2011 Swimming 

San Marino High School

JV Girls Coach Jose Caire 

The 2011 JV Girls had one of their 

best years ever. With a very good 

freshman class, they not only close 

the gap on on the top teams in the 

Rio Hondo League, but separated 

themselves from the rest of the 

league. This years squad finished the 

season 3-2 in the RHL and 5-4 over 

all. 

Some of the highlights of the 

season were: only lost one medley 

relay in RHL, 3 RHL Records broken 

Martina Wong 100 breast, 1:19.77 and 

Umi Nakamura 200 free 2:20.50 and 

100 Fly 1:12.05. 

Pranolo, Alex Friedlich, Gabby Juarez. 

Back Row: Fion Lam, Nora Titus, 

Allison Wong, Brandie Lam, Amanda 

Wong, Anis Rodriguez. Not pictured: 

Umi Nakamura and Susan An. 

2011 JV Girls Team Front Row: 

Stephanie Chen, Martina Wong, 

Paulina Tulaphorn, Ellie Oscarson, 

Kelsy Wentz. Middle Row: Ethana Lam 

Kate Scannell, Carla Bezjian, Giovina

Individual Top Times ‐ Including Relay Legs (Best Times and Improvement Since: 21‐Feb‐11) 

Time 

P/F/S % Imprv Event 

Susan An G (Yr: 10) 

32.67 Y N F 8.02 % 50 Free 

1:11.61 Y P 2.04 % 100 Free 

2:43.79 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

38.69 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:23.46 Y F 6.77 % 100 Back 

Carla Bezjian G (Yr: 11) 

32.40 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:10.86 Y L F 8.02 % 100 Free 

2:43.21 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

34.57 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

34.57 Y L F 12.70 % 50 Back 

40.25 Y F 3.52 % 50 Breast 

1:28.69 Y P 6.68 % 100 Breast 

38.05 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:29.20 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

1:20.28 Y F 0.67 % 100 IM 

4/21/2011 Blair,Monrovia @ San Marino 

5/4/2011 2011 OB Rio Hondo League Championships 

3/3/2011 SM @ CV 




4/14/2011 South Pasadena @ San Marino 

2/26/2011 2011 Titan Trials 



3/25/2011 San Marino @ Walnut 





5/4/2011 2011 OB Rio Hondo League Championships

2:55.06 Y P 13.42 % 200 IM 

Stephanie Chen G (Yr: 09) 

40.04 Y N F 34.81 % 50 Free 

x1:39.26 Y P 28.84 % 100 Free 

4:04.23 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

54.34 Y L F 34.27 % 50 Back 

3:19.95 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

47.47 Y S F 25.99 % 50 Breast 

1:41.68 Y F 23.85 % 100 Breast 

2:59.00 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Alex Friedlich G (Yr: 09) 

31.81 Y P 12.13 % 50 Free 

1:14.24 Y F 15.45 % 100 Free 

2:57.56 Y F 6.29 % 200 Free 

41.75 Y L F 7.73 % 50 Back 

1:37.94 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

43.19 Y N F 11.42 % 50 Breast 

1:45.81 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:51.15 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Gabby Juarez G (Yr: 09) 

x49.21 Y P 24.90 % 50 Free 

x1:51.19 Y P 21.66 % 100 Free 

3:57.02 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

1:24.22 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

2:51.29 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

1:12.82 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

2:28.61 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:17.91 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

2:43.19 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Brandi Lam G (Yr: 10) 

33.50 Y F 15.89 % 50 Free 

1:19.99 Y N F 9.23 % 100 Free 

3:13.36 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

1:51.29 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

54.08 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:54.90 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

43.19 Y F 12.13 % 50 Fly 

2:00.63 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

3/17/2011 La Salle v. San Marino 
































2/26/2011 2011 Titan Trials

Ethana Lam G (Yr: 09) 

33.46 Y N F 9.17 % 50 Free 


Ethana Lam G (Yr: 09) 

1:13.46 Y F 13.28 % 100 Free 

2:57.44 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

43.06 Y F 0.00 % 50 Back 

39.18 Y N F 9.81 % 50 Fly 

1:48.61 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Fion Lam G (Yr: 09) 

37.72 Y L F 16.75 % 50 Free 

1:24.09 Y N F 0.00 % 100 Free 

Umi Nakamura G (Yr: 10) 

30.18 Y L F 1.24 % 50 Free 

52.26 Y N F 22.26 % 100 Free 

2:20.50 Y F 5.33 % 200 Free 

38.68 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

36.70 Y N F 8.89 % 50 Breast 

1:28.46 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

32.67 Y S F 10.81 % 50 Fly 

1:12.05 Y F 9.77 % 100 Fly 

Ellie Oscarson G (Yr: 09) 

35.27 Y N F 16.70 % 50 Free 

1:13.40 Y N F 22.25 % 100 Free 

3:12.81 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

44.03 Y L F 11.85 % 50 Back 

1:34.48 Y F 7.97 % 100 Back 

45.16 Y S P 12.60 % 50 Breast 

1:37.00 Y P 13.21 % 100 Breast 

41.82 Y N F 17.19 % 50 Fly 

1:52.35 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Giovina Pranolo G (Yr: 09) 

38.78 Y N F 9.79 % 50 Free 

1:36.32 Y N F 20.55 % 100 Free 

3:56.58 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

1:40.15 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:55.27 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

53.61 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 
































1:56.75 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

41.04 Y N F 23.38 % 50 Fly 

1:35.87 Y P 20.72 % 100 Fly 

1:37.66 Y F 0.00 % 100 IM 

3:16.52 Y F 3.82 % 200 IM 

Anais Rodriguez G (Yr: 09) 

x40.20 Y P 24.68 % 50 Free 

x1:35.46 Y P 13.21 % 100 Free 

4:37.27 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

58.88 Y L F 3.24 % 50 Back 

2:04.04 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

1:07.67 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

2:28.65 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:09.49 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

2:27.13 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Kate Scannell G (Yr: 09) 

35.66 Y L F 10.22 % 50 Free 

1:22.12 Y N F 15.22 % 100 Free 

3:03.43 Y F 9.72 % 200 Free 

1:46.79 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

38.69 Y N F 20.10 % 50 Breast 

1:34.64 Y P 10.01 % 100 Breast 

47.43 Y F 6.96 % 50 Fly 

2:00.51 Y F 2.65 % 100 Fly 




















3/1/2011 San Marino @ Mark Kepple 


1:35.12 Y F 0.00 % 100 IM 3/3/2011 SM @ CV 

Nora Titus G (Yr: 09) 

29.70 Y N F 7.10 % 50 Free 

52.26 Y N F 29.85 % 100 Free 

2:38.76 Y F 2.31 % 200 Free 

Paulina Tulaphorn G (Yr: 09) 

27.86 Y N F 27.35 % 50 Free 

1:09.13 Y P 20.26 % 100 Free 

3:07.54 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

47.31 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:44.04 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

51.51 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:48.62 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

43.82 Y S F 20.62 % 50 Fly 













1:59.02 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

3:13.28 Y F 0.00 % 200 IM 

Kelsey Wentz G (Yr: 09) 

33.78 Y N F 2.62 % 50 Free 

1:16.17 Y L F 4.07 % 100 Free 

2:58.40 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

43.66 Y F 4.17 % 50 Back 

1:33.73 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

47.95 Y S F 3.05 % 50 Breast 

1:41.21 Y F 1.29 % 100 Breast 

37.84 Y S F 6.50 % 50 Fly 

1:24.30 Y P 12.09 % 100 Fly 

Allison Wong G (Yr: 09) 

41.32 Y N F 16.98 % 50 Free 

1:32.29 Y N F 23.13 % 100 Free 

4:15.39 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

1:05.21 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

2:18.15 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

45.95 Y N F 29.92 % 50 Breast 

2:12.12 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:06.50 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

2:25.59 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

1:49.60 Y F 0.00 % 100 IM 

Amanda Wong G (Yr: 12) 

36.32 Y F 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:24.09 Y N F 3.38 % 100 Free 

3:05.31 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

52.35 Y F 5.23 % 50 Back 

1:53.38 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

Martina Wong G (Yr: 09) 

31.93 Y F 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:07.25 Y N F 6.69 % 100 Free 

36.90 Y S F 6.63 % 50 Breast 

1:19.77 Y P 6.15 % 100 Breast 

32.31 Y N F 8.86 % 50 Fly 

1:26.43 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

1:11.97 Y F 0.00 % 100 IM 

2:46.27 Y P 2.08 % 200 IM 


































JV Boys Coach Jacob Young 

After a few years of being an after 

thought in the RHL, the JV boys have 

shown that they are headed in the right 

direction 

After a few years of being synonymous 

with the bottom of the league, this years 

team has attached its self to the top teams 

of the 

2011 JV Boys 

Jonathan Au, Stephen Au, Ravi 

Campbell, Chris Cao, Desmond Chin, 

Jeff Chu, Michael Ho, Brian Hsiao, 

Chris Jenkins, Chris Johnson, Trenton 

Kaurfeldt-Lira, Ryan Khansari, Trenton 

Kohno, Cameron Lee, Brian Rogers, Thomas 

league. 

They have 

taken the first step to getting back on top of 

the league. 

A lot of the progress can be seen in just 

the numbers in the program. More 

swimmers gives you more talent and a better 

chance of success. The JV boys show their 

strength in numbers by placing more boys in 

the finals of the RHL Championship Meet 

than they have in recent years. Now that the 

talent is here its time to develop it and keep 

it moving forward. 

Brandon Rubin, James Salandanan, 

Rogers, 

Christian Shen, William Su, Justin Sy, Derek 

Wang, Andrew Wu, Donald Wu, and Joseph 

Yu. 

The JV Boys Finished 4th in league.


Time 

P/F/S % Imprv Event 

Jonathan Au B (Yr: 10) 

26.00 Y N F 10.53 % 50 Free 

1:04.90 Y L F 17.90 % 100 Free 

2:49.10 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

1:25.87 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

32.27 Y N F 2.45 % 50 Breast 

1:10.85 Y F 10.69 % 100 Breast 

32.90 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:24.95 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Stephen Au B (Yr: 09) 

27.68 Y P 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:07.21 Y F 4.86 % 100 Free 

2:46.23 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

32.85 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:42.43 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

35.81 Y N F 4.17 % 50 Breast 

1:19.23 Y F 1.30 % 100 Breast 
















Ravi Campbell B (Yr: 09)

26.62 Y L F 7.31 % 50 Free 

26.62 Y L F 7.31 % 50 Free 

58.74 Y P 6.00 % 100 Free 

2:19.22 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

37.28 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:16.52 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

46.75 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:42.23 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

30.66 Y N F 3.77 % 50 Fly 

1:10.83 Y F 7.54 % 100 Fly 

Chris Cao B (Yr: 09) 

31.82 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:17.10 Y N F 0.00 % 100 Free 

42.47 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:22.40 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

37.26 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

Desmond Chin B (Yr: 09) 

26.10 Y N F 10.15 % 50 Free 

1:00.20 Y N F 4.91 % 100 Free 

2:19.49 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

31.49 Y L F 5.32 % 50 Back 

31.49 Y L F 5.32 % 50 Back 

1:10.78 Y P 5.48 % 100 Back 

35.40 Y N F 6.99 % 50 Breast 

1:23.14 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

40.19 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:26.40 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Jeff Chu B (Yr: 09) 

28.50 Y N F 20.97 % 50 Free 

1:27.26 Y F 0.00 % 100 Free 

3:16.53 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

50.80 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:51.80 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

56.16 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

2:00.27 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

58.07 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

2:19.92 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Michael Ho B (Yr: 09) 




































28.09 Y S P 13.89 % 50 Free 

Michael Ho B (Yr: 09) 

1:00.46 Y P 17.67 % 100 Free 

2:37.55 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

31.57 Y S F 0.28 % 50 Back 

1:09.82 Y F 12.44 % 100 Back 

37.24 Y N F 3.80 % 50 Breast 

1:23.54 Y F 0.83 % 100 Breast 

1:32.60 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Brian Hsiao B (Yr: 09) 

31.12 Y N F 0.10 % 50 Free 

1:08.83 Y N F 0.00 % 100 Free 

38.17 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

Chris Jenkins B (Yr: 09) 

27.40 Y N F 6.96 % 50 Free 

1:09.11 Y S F 1.37 % 100 Free 

2:33.71 Y F 1.11 % 200 Free 

33.88 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:11.60 Y P 9.37 % 100 Back 

42.24 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:27.34 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

34.11 Y S F 13.67 % 50 Fly 

1:19.80 Y F 4.12 % 100 Fly 

2:36.84 Y F 3.08 % 200 IM 

Chris Johnson B (Yr: 09) 

32.41 Y S F 3.37 % 50 Free 

1:08.67 Y N F 5.28 % 100 Free 

2:29.97 Y F 5.14 % 200 Free 

45.75 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:32.48 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

50.49 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:45.82 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:38.34 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Trenton Kaurfeldt‐Lira B (Yr: 09) 

34.58 Y F 0.00 % 50 Free 

Ryan Khansari B (Yr: 09) 

1:06.29 Y L F 1.35 % 100 Free 

36.24 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 































4/21/2011 Blair,Monrovia @ San Marino

Trenton Kohno B (Yr: 09) 

26.75 Y N F 0.96 % 50 Free 

59.86 Y P 2.71 % 100 Free 

Cameron Lee B (Yr: 09) 

27.54 Y N F 11.28 % 50 Free 

1:03.84 Y S F 5.39 % 100 Free 

2:20.16 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

44.34 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:38.13 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Brian Rogers B (Yr: 09) 

29.41 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:09.33 Y N F 1.35 % 100 Free 

35.35 Y S P 2.80 % 50 Breast 

1:17.76 Y P 1.62 % 100 Breast 

32.77 Y N F 14.26 % 50 Fly 

2:41.79 Y F 0.00 % 200 IM 

Thomas Rogers B (Yr: 09) 

26.63 Y N F 4.00 % 50 Free 

59.24 Y P 0.00 % 100 Free 

38.52 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

32.90 Y N F 8.43 % 50 Fly 


















Thomas Rogers B (Yr: 09) 

2:34.08 Y F 0.00 % 200 IM 

Brandon Rubin B (Yr: 09) 

31.49 Y F 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:14.89 Y S F 0.00 % 100 Free 

2:40.37 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

1:29.22 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

42.15 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:34.63 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

James Salandanan B (Yr: 09) 

33.24 Y N F 19.85 % 50 Free 

1:32.49 Y S F 0.00 % 100 Free 

3:24.35 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

53.59 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:48.32 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

1:03.70 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

2:14.42 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 
















1:05.98 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

2:19.42 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Christian Shen B (Yr: 09) 

32.28 Y N F 14.65 % 50 Free 

1:12.91 Y N F 17.27 % 100 Free 

3:10.37 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

2:08.38 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

52.16 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:49.53 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

54.30 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

2:08.87 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Justin Sy B (Yr: 09) 

31.74 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Free 

1:22.23 Y S F 0.00 % 100 Free 

3:09.54 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

50.32 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

2:00.15 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

50.63 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:52.88 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

Derek Wang B (Yr: 09) 

28.41 Y L F 10.83 % 50 Free 

1:04.50 Y N F 7.33 % 100 Free 

2:24.54 Y F 2.95 % 200 Free 

32.54 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:29.85 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

46.21 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:40.48 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

35.98 Y S F 6.74 % 50 Fly 

1:20.35 Y F 5.16 % 100 Fly 

Andrew Wu B (Yr: 12) 

26.56 Y P 11.47 % 50 Free 

1:02.47 Y F 3.58 % 100 Free 

2:32.40 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

Donald Wu B (Yr: 09) 

33.02 Y N F 11.31 % 50 Free 

1:16.13 Y N F 8.02 % 100 Free 

3:00.57 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

53.94 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

































1:50.01 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

40.87 Y N F 17.95 % 50 Breast 

1:45.25 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 




Donald Wu B (Yr: 09) 

38.54 Y S P 19.73 % 50 Fly 

1:41.71 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

3:09.19 Y P 0.00 % 200 IM 

Joseph Yu B (Yr: 10) 

27.88 Y L F 3.96 % 50 Free 

1:00.96 Y N F 10.45 % 100 Free 

2:31.43 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

35.71 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:20.85 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

1:28.79 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

31.59 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:17.58 Y P 4.52 % 100 Fly 












Varsity Girls Coach Mark Barr 

The Lady Titans are back and on top of the Rio 

Hondo League. After losing the league title last season, 

the 2011 squad wanted to show that they were worthy of 

that title and take on the challenge of being in Division 1 for 

the first time in almost 16 years. The Girls of San Marino 

did exactly that. With strong showings against Mark 

Kepple (Division 3 Champ) and CV, both meets were lost 

by 2 points, and a win over last years Division 2 Champ, 

Walnut, The Lady Titans marched into RHL competition 

and grabbed a share of the RHL title. This is the first title 

for the Lady Titans in Swimming in 8 years. 

The 2011 Varsity Swimmers: (front row) Kristin 

Charlton, Carina Lee, Michelle Shi, Kelly Chang, Tiffany 

Yuen, (middle row) Kalyn Chang, Stephanie Samudro, Elle 

Shofi, Diana Chang, Myrtle Lin, (top row) Saskia Reather, 

Heidi Tran, Tiffany Warmuth, Asha Campbell, Anna Huang. 

Jessica Chang (not pictured)


Time P/F/S % Imprv Event 

Asha Campbell G (Yr: 10) 

28.22 Y N F 5.02 % 50 Free 

1:00.19 Y N F 5.36 % 100 Free 

2:06.88 Y F 4.62 % 200 Free 

5:42.39 Y F 4.96 % 500 Free 

36.75 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:13.90 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

38.88 Y N F 5.95 % 50 Breast 

1:26.47 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

32.44 Y S F 8.83 % 50 Fly 

1:16.34 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

2:30.63 Y F 0.36 % 200 IM 

Diana Chang G (Yr: 11) 

27.81 Y F 5.70 % 50 Free 

1:01.44 Y N F 0.52 % 100 Free 

2:15.72 Y F 2.93 % 200 Free 














4/28/2011 San Marino @ La Canada 

4/28/2011 San Marino @ La Canada

6:11.35 Y F 3.23 % 500 Free 

1:10.87 Y F 2.33 % 100 Back 

41.79 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:24.14 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

39.10 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:27.45 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Jessica Chang G (Yr: 10) 

28.16 Y N F 1.30 % 50 Free 

1:02.19 Y N F 0.00 % 100 Free 

34.69 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:16.00 Y F 4.19 % 100 Breast 

32.91 Y S F 7.56 % 50 Fly 

2:35.98 Y F 4.79 % 200 IM 

Kalyn Chang G (Yr: 10) 

25.98 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Free 

25.98 Y L F 8.91 % 50 Free 

59.00 Y P 1 0 . 2 4 % 1 0 0 Free 

2:23.76 Y F 1.49 % 200 Free 

30.16 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

30.16 Y L F 6.86 % 50 Back 

1:10.17 Y F 3.04 % 100 Back 

1:25.79 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:11.52 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Kelly Chang G (Yr: 09) 

28.44 Y N F 4.63 % 50 Free 

1:04.17 Y P 1.17 % 100 Free 

2:29.77 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

33.94 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:13.74 Y P 0.00 % 100 Back 

40.27 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:25.87 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

33.19 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:20.68 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Kristin Charlton G (Yr: 11) 

27.99 Y N F 1.03 % 50 Free 

59.19 Y N F 1.78 % 100 Free 

2:10.88 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

35.32 Y N F 0.48 % 50 Breast 






























4/15/2011 Mt. Sac Meet of Champions 





1:15.04 Y F 3.83 % 100 Breast 

29.15 Y S F 7.84 % 50 Fly 

2:25.82 Y P 2.62 % 200 IM 



Anna Huang G (Yr: 09) 

27.18 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Free 

27.18 Y L F 9.10 % 50 Free 

59.99 Y F 1 1 . 6 9 % 1 0 0 Free 

2:22.69 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

32.60 Y L F 1 5 . 4 6 % 5 0 Back 

1:07.76 Y F 1 3 . 3 9 % 1 0 0 Back 

45.91 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:37.66 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

32.69 Y N F 1 6 . 6 9 % 5 0 Fly 

1:17.64 Y F 8.28 % 100 Fly 

Carina Lee G (Yr: 10) 

26.87 Y F 2.89 % 50 Free 

59.41 Y F 4.16 % 100 Free 

2:20.50 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

34.05 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:11.50 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

36.74 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:19.87 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

27.21 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:18.21 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Myrtle Lin G (Yr: 12) 

26.59 Y N F 5.31 % 50 Free 

58.57 Y L F 0.00 % 100 Free 

58.57 Y L F 5.41 % 100 Free 

2:04.62 Y F 3.31 % 200 Free 

5:28.27 Y F 5.24 % 500 Free 

Saskia Raether G (Yr: 12) 

28.56 Y F 3.02 % 50 Free 

1:03.10 Y L F 3.16 % 100 Free 

2:17.12 Y P 2.72 % 200 Free 

6:12.04 Y F 2.18 % 500 Free 

34.06 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:14.48 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 































42.47 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:29.07 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

37.33 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:21.23 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Stephanie Samudro G (Yr: 09) 

25.41 Y F 0.00 % 50 Free 

53.84 Y L F 0.00 % 100 Free 

53.84 Y L F 0.88 % 100 Free 

1:56.40 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

31.85 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:04.93 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

30.61 Y S F 3.62 % 50 Breast 

1:04.41 Y F 3.69 % 100 Breast 

26.51 Y S F 1.74 % 50 Fly 

57.23 Y F 0.78 % 100 Fly 

2:09.84 Y F 1.62 % 200 IM 

Michelle Shi G (Yr: 09) 

28.53 Y N F 6.92 % 50 Free 

1:06.09 Y N F 5.07 % 100 Free 

2:39.28 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

36.99 Y S P 5.37 % 50 Back 

1:17.06 Y P 4.19 % 100 Back 

41.50 Y S F 2.26 % 50 Breast 

1:29.53 Y F 0.78 % 100 Breast 

32.59 Y N F 1 8 . 6 5 % 5 0 Fly 











5/11/2011 CIF DIV 1 Championships 



5/17/2011 2011 CIF‐SS‐Ford Masters Meet 










Michelle Shi G (Yr: 09) 

1:15.51 Y F 1 0 . 4 5 % 1 0 0 Fly 

Elle Shohfi G (Yr: 09) 

28.00 Y N F 7.47 % 50 Free 

1:03.29 Y N F 8.14 % 100 Free 

2:32.13 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

34.71 Y L F 1 1 . 2 3 % 5 0 Back 

1:15.50 Y P 5.61 % 100 Back 

45.29 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:40.15 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

38.60 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 











1:23.36 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Heidi Tran G (Yr: 12) 

28.18 Y N F 1 2 . 3 8 % 5 0 Free 

1:05.47 Y L F 5.84 % 100 Free 

2:31.98 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

1:20.93 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

1:41.18 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

31.27 Y N F 5.53 % 50 Fly 

1:09.42 Y F 6.83 % 100 Fly 

2:48.37 Y F 0.00 % 200 IM 

Tiffany Warmuth G (Yr: 10) 

25.83 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Free 

53.54 Y N F 3.71 % 100 Free 

1:54.58 Y P 0.00 % 200 Free 

5:05.12 Y F 2.64 % 500 Free 

28.73 Y L P 0.73 % 50 Back 

1:01.94 Y F 0.80 % 100 Back 

33.72 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

27.50 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:02.99 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

2:13.87 Y F 2.57 % 200 IM 

Tiffany Yuen G (Yr: 10) 

28.94 Y N F 1.70 % 50 Free 

1:07.19 Y N F 0.00 % 100 Free 

34.72 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:13.98 Y P 2.14 % 100 Back 

36.19 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:20.69 Y P 5.33 % 100 Breast 

1:14.48 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

1:14.48 Y F 4.66 % 100 Fly 

2:38.49 Y P 8.11 % 200 IM 




























Varsity Boys Coach Casey Holcomb 

Sometimes you have to work hard 

just to stay in the same spot. 

In what has to be the toughest league 

in the Pasadena and surrounding areas, 

the San Marino Boys swimming team has 

managed to keep themselves at the top of 

the RHL. In any other league they would 

probably be first year in and year out, but 

champion Mark Kepple, San Marino has 

proven themselves against the best. The 

Boys finished 2nd in league this season. 

The 2011 Mens Varsity Swimming Team 

Nathan Tsai, Joe Costa, Stephen To, 

Daniel To, Everett Phillips, Samuel To, 

Derek Yeh, Taiga Guterres, Alex Huang, 

when the CIF Champion comes out of 

your league 3 out of the last 5 years San 

Marino’s accomplishments may get 

overlooked. 

Even with the move to Division 1 this 

year, the 2011 squad still showed they are 

and will always be a power house in this 

area. With wins over Walnut and Division 3 

Andrew Luong, Jorge Lopez, Wes 

Kawaguchgi, Alex Kang, Eric Chang(not 

pictured), Hank Wang, Patrick Chen.


Time P/F/S % Imprv Event 

Eric Chang B (Yr: 10) 

24.12 Y F 2.43 % 50 Free 

55.08 Y N F 4.08 % 100 Free 

5:55.91 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

32.43 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:08.06 Y F 1.49 % 100 Back 

28.33 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

2:24.25 Y F 0.00 % 200 IM 

Patrick Chen B (Yr: 11) 

25.12 Y N F 5.92 % 50 Free 

55.83 Y P 3.09 % 100 Free 

2:10.44 Y S F 1.84 % 200 Free 

5:48.87 Y F 6.37 % 500 Free 

1:21.51 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

32.09 Y N F 3.46 % 50 Breast 

1:10.95 Y F 4.74 % 100 Breast 















4/14/2011 South Pasadena @ San Marino

30.42 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:06.36 Y F 3.99 % 100 Fly 

Joe Costa B (Yr: 11) 

21.89 Y N F 5.89 % 50 Free 

46.69 Y F 9.50 % 100 Free 

1:42.60 Y F 7.63 % 200 Free 

4:49.60 Y F 2.57 % 500 Free 

1:05.56 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

32.52 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:09.18 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

24.34 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

58.43 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Taiga Guterres B (Yr: 12) 

23.26 Y F 5.94 % 50 Free 

1:01.74 Y S F 0.00 % 100 Free 

2:11.01 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

5:59.05 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

1:08.23 Y F 6.55 % 100 Breast 

Alex Huang B (Yr: 09) 

25.49 Y N F 6.56 % 50 Free 

57.77 Y L F 9.47 % 100 Free 

2:21.19 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

6:12.50 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

34.98 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:12.29 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

30.59 Y S F 5.21 % 50 Breast 

1:05.51 Y F 1 0 . 3 6 % 1 0 0 Breast 

28.54 Y S P 4.71 % 50 Fly 

2:16.32 Y P 1.10 % 200 IM 

Alex Kang B (Yr: 10) 

25.37 Y F 4.44 % 50 Free 

58.16 Y P 3.80 % 100 Free 

2:14.25 Y S F 3.15 % 200 Free 

6:02.31 Y P 2.11 % 500 Free 

33.90 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:09.99 Y F 1.96 % 100 Back 

31.21 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

































3/17/2011 La Salle v. San Marino

1:13.19 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Wes Kawaguchgi B (Yr: 09) 

25.41 Y N F 4.26 % 50 Free 

57.69 Y F 3.38 % 100 Free 



Wes Kawaguchgi B (Yr: 09) 

2:12.04 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

5:51.52 Y F 0.75 % 500 Free 

40.39 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:22.82 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

37.12 Y S F 5.47 % 50 Breast 

1:16.82 Y F 5.08 % 100 Breast 

30.22 Y S F 1 3 . 7 8 % 5 0 Fly 

1:13.69 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

2:24.39 Y F 1.13 % 200 IM 

Jorge Lopez B (Yr: 09) 

25.70 Y N F 1 0 . 7 0 % 5 0 Free 

1:00.45 Y N F 9.06 % 100 Free 

2:31.14 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

6:19.52 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

30.21 Y S F 0.66 % 50 Back 

1:04.07 Y F 6.69 % 100 Back 

1:34.76 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

31.77 Y N F 0.00 % 50 Fly 

1:05.98 Y P 1 8 . 4 4 % 1 0 0 Fly 

Andrew Luong B (Yr: 11) 

24.99 Y P 5.02 % 50 Free 

57.19 Y P 0.00 % 100 Free 

2:12.73 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

6:10.33 Y F 1.79 % 500 Free 

Everett Phillips B (Yr: 12) 

22.52 Y P 3.43 % 50 Free 

22.52 Y N F 3.43 % 50 Free 

48.77 Y F 2.69 % 100 Free 

48.77 Y P 2.69 % 100 Free 

1:00.75 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

Daniel To B (Yr: 09) 

23.61 Y F 0.00 % 50 Free 





























23.61 Y L F 3.51 % 50 Free 

23.61 Y L F 3.51 % 50 Free 

52.00 Y F 4.04 % 100 Free 

2:00.55 Y F 0.00 % 200 Free 

5:05.34 Y F 2.80 % 500 Free 

25.39 Y L F 4.84 % 50 Back 

53.27 Y F 9.88 % 100 Back 

35.34 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:15.49 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

24.78 Y S F 3.20 % 50 Fly 

53.44 Y F 1 2 . 0 6 % 1 0 0 Fly 

Samuel To B (Yr: 09) 

23.09 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Free 

23.09 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Free 

52.16 Y L F 0.00 % 100 Free 

2:02.88 Y S F 0.00 % 200 Free 

5:08.76 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

29.18 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:00.03 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

24.67 Y N F 5.66 % 50 Fly 

53.34 Y F 6.24 % 100 Fly 

2:03.49 Y P 3.58 % 200 IM 

Stephen To B (Yr: 11) 

22.62 Y N F 3.58 % 50 Free 

47.29 Y N F 8.65 % 100 Free 

1:47.79 Y F 7.46 % 200 Free 

























Stephen To B (Yr: 11) 

1:04.34 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

32.64 Y S F 0.00 % 50 Breast 

1:08.49 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

23.49 Y N F 1.63 % 50 Fly 

50.47 Y F 9.24 % 100 Fly 

Nathan Tsai B 875936 (Yr: 10) 

23.81 Y L F 3.80 % 50 Free 

48.66 Y N F 8.21 % 100 Free 

1:49.48 Y F 4.68 % 200 Free 










4:57.23 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

1:01.97 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

28.57 Y N F 4.32 % 50 Breast 

1:00.66 Y F 1 0 . 7 0 % 1 0 0 Breast 

25.15 Y S P 1.60 % 50 Fly 

59.25 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

1:56.06 Y F 7.93 % 200 IM 

Hank Wang B (Yr: 11) 

25.27 Y N F 5.18 % 50 Free 

57.48 Y P 4.61 % 100 Free 

2:07.14 Y P 1 8 . 2 3 % 2 0 0 Free 

6:12.15 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

1:45.21 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

1:18.95 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:29.48 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Derek Yeh B (Yr: 09) 

23.36 Y N F 4.58 % 50 Free 

51.66 Y F 5.49 % 100 Free 

1:53.76 Y P 5.54 % 200 Free 

5:28.24 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

28.23 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:01.06 Y P 5.16 % 100 Back 

1:18.84 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:06.20 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 






















4:57.23 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

1:01.97 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

28.57 Y N F 4.32 % 50 Breast 

1:00.66 Y F 1 0 . 7 0 % 1 0 0 Breast 

25.15 Y S P 1.60 % 50 Fly 

59.25 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

1:56.06 Y F 7.93 % 200 IM 

Hank Wang B (Yr: 11) 

25.27 Y N F 5.18 % 50 Free 

57.48 Y P 4.61 % 100 Free 

2:07.14 Y P 1 8 . 2 3 % 2 0 0 Free 

6:12.15 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

1:45.21 Y F 0.00 % 100 Back 

1:18.95 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:29.48 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 

Derek Yeh B (Yr: 09) 

23.36 Y N F 4.58 % 50 Free 

51.66 Y F 5.49 % 100 Free 

1:53.76 Y P 5.54 % 200 Free 

5:28.24 Y F 0.00 % 500 Free 

28.23 Y L F 0.00 % 50 Back 

1:01.06 Y P 5.16 % 100 Back 

1:18.84 Y F 0.00 % 100 Breast 

1:06.20 Y F 0.00 % 100 Fly 






















San Marino All Time Records 

Boys 

Girls 

Name Time Year Event Name Time Year 

Daizo Mitsuoka 

Mike Mason 

Alex Kim 

John Purdy 

1:33.21 1991 200 Medley 

Relay 

Berklie Oscarson 

Emily Adamczyk 

Jenny Tyler 

Vivian Hong 

1:51.53 2008 

Dan Kanner 1:38.18 1991 200 Free Natalie Norberg 1:49.27 1991 

Scott Farley 1:50.33 2009 200 IM Emily Adamczyk 2:02.33 2009 

John Cady 20.71 1988 50 Free Meredie Haupt :24.00 1980 

Daizo Mitsuoka 49.49 1992 100 Fly Emily Adamczyk 55.42 2009 

Dan Kanner 45.15 1991 100 Free Natalie Norberg 52.40 1991 

Dan Kanner 4:26.44 1990 500 Free Natalie Norberg 4:49.81 1991 

John Purdy 

Louis Breton 

Mike Mason 

Dan Kanner 

1:24.12 1991 200 Free Relay Jessica Lee 

Christine, Cheng 

Ball, Katie 

Edwards, Kristen 

1:44.16 2005 

Kurt Kroesche 51.10 1985 100 Back Berklie Oscarson 56.11 2009 

Mike Mason 55.74 1991 100 Breast Emily Adamczyk 1:03.38 2009 

Dan Kanner 

Alex Kim 

Louis Breton 

Daizo Mitsuoka 

3:05.98 1991 400 Free Relay Emily Adamczyk 

Myrtle Lin 

Cindy Hsieh 

Berklie Oscarson 

03:41.55 2009

Boys Top 50 Times 

200 FREE 200 IM 

1 DAN KANNER 1:38.18 91 1 SCOTT FARLEY 1:50.33 2009 

2 MIKE ELLEMAN 1:39.39 76 2 MIKE MASON 1:50.76 91 

3 MIKE BURDICK 1:39.41 96 3 DIAZO MITSUOKA 1:52.06 92 

4 AMIR GANIEL 1:39.64 80 4 JAMES FOWLER 1:52.39 77 

5 JAMES GILLETTE 1:40.03 2009 5 KURT KROESCHE 1:53.37 85 

6 DENNIS SCANNELL 1:40.61 78 6 DAN KANNER 1:55.17 91 

7 MICHAEL KANNER 1:41.88 86 7 JASON EASTON 1:55.52 94 

8 SCOTT FARLEY 1:42.03 2008 8 NATHAN TSAI 1:56.06 2011 

9 MIKE SCANNELL 1:42.18 82 9 TRAVIS MILLER 1:57.36 90 

10 JOE COSTA 1:42.60 2011 10 MARK DEET JEN 1:57.53 89 

11 MILES CUBBISON 1:43.44 80 11 RON KEHRMAN 1:57.71 76 

12 CRAIG TAYLOR 1:43.79 97 12 MARK SAKAMOTO 1:58.19 87 

13 J.P. CONGLETON 1:44.10 77 13 MIKE BURDICK 1:58.42 96 

14 TRAVIS MILLER 1:44.39 90 14 ALEX KIM 1:58.45 90 

15 PAT SCANNELL 1:44.57 84 15 MIKE HARRISON 1:58.47 77 

16 TOM SCHMIDT 1:44.70 72 16 TIMOTHY LIN 1:59.61 2009 

17 ERIC CRABTREE 1:44.97 87 17 STEVE GUNNELL 2:00.02 88 

18 JOHN COOPER 1:45.42 82 18 JONATHAN MASEHI-LANO 2:00.16 2007 

19 JAMES FOWLER 1:45.60 76 19 ANDREW LOESEL 2:00.22 82 

20 DANIEL ADAMCZYK 1:45.61 2009 20 SCOTT BECKER 2:00.70 75 

21 DOUG ALLEN 1:45.80 79 21 CRAIG TAYLOR 2:01.11 98 

22 TIMOTHY LIN 1:46.36 2009 22 JIM SIMPSON 2:01.13 78 

23 SPENCER HARRIS 1:46.44 88 23 MILES CUBBISON 2:01.28 80 

24 ALEX KIM 1:46.74 91 24 DENNIS SCANNELL 2:01.32 76 

25 GLENN GRANT 1:46.80 79 25 AMIR GANIEL 2:01.54 80 

26 JIM SIMPSON 1:47.06 77 26 MATT JOHNSON 2:01.89 87 

27 BECK SODERBERG 1:47.14 87 27 BECK SODERBERG 2:01.97 88 

28 STEPHEN TO 1:47.79 2011 28 ALEX COOPERSMITH 2:02.08 86 

29 STEVE GUNNEL 1:48.05 87 29 MICHAEL KANNER 2:02.54 86 

30 JASON BOEGH 1:48.21 91 30 LEW COPPERSMITH 2:02.64 85 

31 WILL BYAM 1:48.30 91 31 ERIC COOMBS 2:02.78 78 

32 KURT KROESCHE 1:48.42 84 32 RYAN HARRISON 2:02.80 78 

33 MIKE MASON 1:48.50 91 33 STAN CALBERT 2:02.93 79 

34 ERIC SODERBERG 1:48.51 84 34 JASON SAKAMOTO 2:03.41 89 

35 ALEX COPPERSMITH 1:48.82 86 35 SAMUEL TO 2:03.49 2011 

36 STUART CAMPBELL 1:48.90 78 36 EDWARD RICHARDS 2:03.65 85 

37 MATT WOOD 1:49.10 79 37 DANIEL ADAMCZYK 2:04.03 2008 

38 BRET WINKLER 1:49.12 76 38 SETH BRETON 2:04.46 97 

39 MIKE HARRISON 1:49.40 77 39 ALEX PHILLIPS 2:05.16 2008 

40 NATHAN TSAI 1:49.48 2011 40 DOUG DEWITT 2:06.45 80 

41 JEFF MOUNT 1:49.95 84 41 KEVIN WOOD 2:07.34 84 

42 KEVIN TOVAR 1:49.98 2007 42 STEPHEN TO 2:07.70 2010 

43 KEVIN GOLDEN 1:50.00 80 43 LOUIS BRETON 2:07.71 91 

44 MATT JOHNSON 1:50.06 87 44 MIKE SCANNELL 2:07.82 82 

45 JEFF DAVIS 1:50.21 76 45 MIKE ELLEMAN 2:08.37 76 

46 KEVIN WOOD 1:50.31 82 46 TOM SCHMIDT 2:08.50 71 

47 CARTER GRANT 1:50.50 77 47 J.P. CONGLETON 2:08.80 77 

48 BRAD DAVIS 1:50.70 78 48 JOE COSTA 2:08.82 2009 

49 LOUIS CARON 1:50.85 76 49 EVERETT PHILLIPS 2:09.29 2009 

50 STAN CALBERT 1:51.00 78 50 KEVIN GOLDEN 2:09.50 78

50 FREE 100 FLY 

1 JOHN CADY 20.71 88 1 DAIZO MITSUOKA 49.49 92 

2 MATT WOOD 21.01 79 2 JOEY JOHNSON 50.38 94 

3 DAN KANNER 21.11 91 3 STEPHEN TO 50.47 2011 

4 GLENN GRANT 21.21 79 4 TRAVIS MILLER 50.67 90 

5 MIKE ELLEMAN 21.50 76 5 ALEX KIM 51.69 92 

6 ALEX KIM 21.51 92 6 MIKE HARRISON 52.26 77 

7 CARTER GRANT 21.70 76 7 DAN KANNER 52.30 91 

8 MIKE MASON 21.76 91 8 BRAD DAVIS 52.38 79 

JOHN PURDY 21.76 91 9 MIKE MASON 52.65 91 

10 JOEY JOHNSON 21.77 94 10 JAMES FOWLER 52.70 77 

11 GARY NEVILL 21.80 77 11 ERAN KARAKO 52.80 80 

AMIR GANIEL 21.80 80 12 TIM JOHNSON 52.93 91 

LOUIS BRETON 21.80 91 13 SAMUEL TO 53.34 2011 

14 JOE COSTA 21.98 2010 14 KURT KROESCHE 53.36 85 

15 MIKE SCANNELL 22.00 82 15 MATT WOOD 53.40 79 

16 DIAZO MITSUOKA 22.17 91 ERIK WINKLER 53.40 84 

17 BRUCE SINCLAIR 22.20 80 17 DANIEL TO 53.44 2011 

18 SCOTT FARLEY 22.31 2009 18 KEVIN TOVAR 53.53 2008 

JAMES GILLETTE 22.31 2008 19 SCOTT FARLEY 53.68 2009 

20 KEVIN WINKLER 22.33 83 20 MIKE ELLEMAN 53.70 76 

21 JOHN BURDICK 22.37 98 21 RYAN HARRISON 54.17 77 

22 TRAVIS MILLER 22.43 89 22 MIKE KANNER 54.40 86 

23 JASON DIZON 22.44 90 23 MIKE SCANNELL 54.53 82 

24 KURT KROESCHE 22.49 85 24 JOE COSTA 54.62 2009 

25 EVERETT PHILLIPS 22.52 2011 25 DANNY WONG 54.65 91 

26 KEVIN WOOD 22.53 84 26 JOHN CADY 54.68 86 

27 SCOTT TROTTER 22.58 82 27 MILES CUBBISON 54.80 80 

JOHN GIDDINGS 22.58 84 28 STEVE ADAMS 54.92 87 

ERIC CRABTREE 22.58 87 29 DENNIS SCANNELL 55.00 77 

30 ALEX PHILLIPS 22.64 2009 30 MIKE WONG 55.06 89 

31 JASON ROTHBARD 22.66 86 31 JOHN THOMPSON 55.14 82 

32 BRET WINKLER 22.69 86 32 LOUIS BRETON 55.40 90 

33 KENT BECKER 22.70 77 33 AMIR GANIEL 55.60 80 

34 ERIC SODERBERG 22.76 85 34 MIKE BURDICK 55.66 96 

35 MATT JOHNSON 22.77 89 35 BRENDAN CHENEY 56.14 98 

36 MARTIN BURLINGAME 22.78 85 36 J.P. CONGLETON 56.30 77 

37 SCOTT BECKER 22.80 75 37 RICK MACMILLAN 56.40 70 

ANGUS CAMPBELL 22.80 75 38 TIMOTHY LIN 56.53 2008 

39 MIKE BURDICK 22.84 95 39 ANDREW LOESEL 56.70 80 

40 CHRIS EVANS 22.90 96 40 STEVE GUNNELL 56.83 87 

BOB DIGGS 22.90 72 41 JAMES GILLETTE 57.18 2007 

CORY CHRISTENSEN 22.90 75 42 GORDON SPEARS 57.40 70 

43 TIM JOHNSON 22.92 91 43 CRAIG TAYLOR 57.47 98 

44 TOM VAN LEEUWEN 23.00 75 44 PAUL VANCE 57.50 81 

BRUCE ELLEMAN 23.00 77 45 JOHN GIDDINGS 57.65 84 

DENNIS SCANNELL 23.00 78 46 KEVIN WOOD 57.72 85 

ERAN KARAKO 23.00 78 47 STANLEY CHENG 57.82 88 

BRAD DAVIS 23.00 78 48 SCOTT BECKER 57.90 74 

ERIC SPITZ 23.00 81 49 MARK SAKAMOTO 57.92 87 

JASON SEYMOR 23.00 81 50 ERIC COOMBS 58.00 80 

RICH SIMPSON 23.00 81

100 FREE 500 FREE 

1 DAN KANNER 45.15 91 1 DAN KANNER 4:26.44 90 

2 MIKE BURDICK 46.16 96 2 SCOTT FARLEY 4:27.85 2009 

3 MATT WOOD 46.33 79 3 MIKE BURDICK 4:29.66 96 

4 JOHN CADY 46.53 88 4 AMIR GANIEL 4:30.65 80 

5 ALEX KIM 46.55 92 5 MIKE ELLEMAN 4:31.21 76 

6 JOE COSTA 46.69 2011 6 CRAIG TAYLOR 4:31.61 97 

7 MIKE SCANNELL 46.82 82 7 DENNIS SCANNELL 4:32.19 78 

8 JAMES GILLETTE 46.79 2009 8 TIMOTHY LIN 4:32.69 2009 

9 GLENN GRANT 46.89 79 9 MIKE KANNER 4:39.13 86 

10 ERIC CRABTREE 47.24 87 10 TRAVIS MILLER 4:41.10 88 

11 LOUIS BRETON 47.36 91 11 PAT SCANNELL 4:42.18 84 

12 MIKE ELLEMAN 47.50 76 12 JAMES FOWLER 4:43.80 77 

13 BRET WINKLER 47.69 86 13 JOHN COOPER 4:44.77 82 

14 DENNIS SCANNELL 47.80 78 14 KURT KROESCHE 4:45.09 85 

15 DAIZO MITSUOKA 47.87 92 15 BECK SODERBERG 4:45.17 88 

16 KEVIN WINKLER 47.89 84 16 DANIEL ADAMCZYK 4:45.78 2009 

17 AMIR GANIEL 48.10 80 17 WILL BYAM 4:46.13 91 

18 TRAVIS MILLER 48.12 90 18 MILES CUBBISON 4:47.00 79 

19 MIKE MASON 48.13 92 19 LOUIS CARON 4:48.79 76 

20 J.P. CONGLETON 48.34 77 20 JASON EASTON 4:48.84 94 

21 TIMOTHY LIN 48.42 2009 21 NATHAN TSAI 4:49.10 2010 

22 KEVIN WOOD 48.47 84 22 ALEX KIM 4:49.16 89 

23 BRUCE SINCLAIR 48.50 80 23 MIKE MASON 4:49.18 92 

24 KURT SROESCHE 48.56 85 24 JOE COSTA 4:49.44 2009 

25 JAMES FOWLER 48.60 77 25 STEVE GUNNELL 4:49.68 88 

26 ERIC SODERBERG 48.64 85 26 DOUG ALLEN 4:50.90 78 

27 STEPHEN TO 48.67 2011 27 ALEX COPPERSMITH 4:53.19 86 

28 MATT JOHNSON 48.68 89 28 JIM SIMPSON 4:53.42 77 

29 SCOTT FARLEY 48.76 2008 MIKE SCANNELL 4:53.42 77 

30 EVERETT PHILLIPS 48.77 2011 30 J.P. CONGLETON 4:53.95 76 

31 JOEY JOHNSON 48.80 95 31 ERIC CRABTREE 4:54.76 86 

32 SCOTT BECKER 49.00 75 32 SPENCER HARRIS 4:56.13 87 

BECK SODERBERG 49.00 88 33 ERIC SODERBERG 4:56.20 84 

MILES CUBBISON 49.00 80 34 MARK DEET JEN 4:58.35 89 

35 MIKE KANNER 49.10 86 35 JASON BOEGH 4:59.26 89 

36 JOHN GIDDINGS 49.20 84 36 PAUL VANCE 4:59.30 81 

37 JEFF MOUNT 49.26 85 JEFF MOUNT 4:59.30 84 

38 JEFF DAVIS 49.30 76 38 JOHN THOMPSON 5:00.83 82 

DOUG ALLEN 49.30 79 39 STAN CALVERT 5:00.90 78 

40 CRAIG TAYLOR 49.31 98 40 LEW COPPERSMITH 5:01.51 84 

41 GARY NEVILL 49.34 77 41 JEFF DAVIS 5:01.80 75 

42 JASON DIZON 49.45 90 42 DAIZO MITSUOKA 5:02.00 91 

43 CARTER GRANT 49.48 77 43 GLENN GRANT 5:02.10 78 

44 STUART CAMPBELL 49.50 79 44 DANIEL TO 5:02.19 2010 

45 TOM SCHMIDT 49.70 72 45 ERIC COOMBS 5:02.60 77 

46 BRAD DAVIS 49.80 80 46 MIKE HARRISON 5:02.61 77 

47 LOUIS CARON 49.90 75 47 KEVIN WOOD 5:03.00 83 

48 KEVIN GOLDEN 50.00 80 48 BRENDAN CHENEY 5:03.03 98 

49 LEW COPPERSMITH 50.02 84 49 JOEY JOHNSON 5:05.69 95 

50 ALEX PHILLIPS 50.09 2009 50 ALEX PHILLIPS 5:05.72 2007

100 BACK 100 BREAST 

1 KURT KROESCHE 51.10 85 1 MIKE MASON 55.74 91 

2 DIAZO MITSUOKA 51.19 91 2 JASON SAKAMOTO 58.29 90 

3 MIKE KANNER 51.30 86 3 JOHN PURDY 58.81 91 

4 TRAVIS MILLER 51.56 90 4 MARK DEET JEN 59.45 89 

5 TIMOTHY LIN 52.17 2009 5 EDWARD RICHARDS 59.91 86 

JAMES FOWLER 52.17 77 6 RON KEHRMAN 59.95 76 

7 KEVIN TOVAR 52.80 2008 7 MARK SAKAMOTO 1:00.27 87 

8 DAN KANNER 53.16 91 8 DOUG DEWITT 1:00.40 80 

9 DANIEL TO 53.27 2011 9 ANDREW LOESEL 1:00.41 82 

10 TIM JOHNSON 53.72 91 10 JAMES ADAMS 1:00.44 2009 

11 MIKE BURDICK 53.75 96 11 NATHAN TSAI 1:00.66 2011 

12 MATT JOHNSON 53.77 89 12 JONATHAN MASEHI-LANO 1:01.10 2006 

13 ALEX KIM 54.13 91 13 JASON EASTON 1:01.38 94 

14 ERIC COOMBS 55.36 79 14 DAN KANNER 1:01.94 91 

15 MATT WALTERS 55.53 89 15 SCOTT BECKER 1:02.30 75 

16 BRAD DAVIS 55.82 78 LOUIS BRETON 1:02.30 89 

17 JOHN BURDICK 56.41 98 17 GREG PENNER 1:02.56 88 

18 ALEX COPPERSMITH 56.56 86 18 KURT KROESCHE 1:02.92 85 

19 MIKE MASON 56.60 91 19 DAIZO MITSUOKA 1:03.00 92 

20 JIM SIMPSON 57.64 78 20 TRAVIS MILLER 1:03.04 90 

21 LEW COPPERSMITH 57.65 84 21 SETH BRETON 1:03.18 97 

22 STAN CALVERT 58.10 79 22 REID FRANCIS 1:03.20 77 

MIKE ELLEMAN 58.10 76 23 TRUMAN SO 1:03.21 2005 

24 RANDY DAVIS 58.48 81 24 MARK MILLER 1:03.36 79 

25 ALEX PHILLIPS 58.89 2009 25 KEVIN WOOD 1:03.50 83 

26 NATHAN TSAI 58.99 2010 26 SCOTT FARLEY 1:04.10 2009 

27 CRAIG TAYLOR 59.06 98 27 SANDRO JAEGGI 1:04.24 2007 

28 JOEY JOHNSON 59.08 95 28 KEVIN GOLDEN 1:04.36 80 

29 MARK SAKAMOTO 59.09 88 29 MIKE BURDICK 1:04.62 96 

30 TOMMY TAM 59:19 2004 30 ALEX PHILLIPS 1:04.80 2008 

31 ERAN KARAKO 59.20 80 31 JAMES FOWLER 1:04.90 77 

32 STEVE ADAMS 59.39 87 32 PIERRE LIU 1:05.41 2007 

33 KEVIN WINKLER 59.58 84 33 ALEX HUANG 1:05.51 2011 

34 SAMUEL TO 1:00.03 2011 34 MATT WOOD 1:05.60 77 

35 DANNY WONG 1:00.27 91 35 DAVID CHENOWETH 1:05.70 89 

36 JEFF STROUD 1:00.30 79 36 TIM RANEY 1:05.81 84 

37 JAMES GILLETTE 1:00.40 2008 37 CRAIG TAYLOR 1:05.90 98 

38 AMIR GANIEL 1:00.50 80 TOM VAN LEEUWEN 1:05.90 75 

39 MIKE HARRISON 1:00.60 77 39 TREVOR MORGAN 1:06.24 2003 

40 SEAN ROBINSON 1:00.64 2001 40 JOE SO 1:06.27 2009 

41 DANIEL ADAMCZYK 1:00.71 2009 41 ROBERT MOBASSALY 1:06.31 96 

42 EVERETT PHILLIPS 1:00.75 2011 42 SCOTT TROTTER 1:07.01 82 

43 TOM SCHMIDT 1:00.90 72 43 LEW COPPERSMITH 1:07.05 83 

JOHN THOMPSON 1:00.90 72 44 ROBERT PAYNE 1:07.14 82 

45 BRENDAN CHENEY 1:01.02 98 45 TAIGA GUTERRES 1:07.18 2010 

46 DEREK YEH 1:01.06 2011 46 JOHN CADY 1:07.19 86 

47 MILES CUBBINSON 1:01.20 80 47 ALEX KIM 1:07.24 90 

48 GARY NEVILL 1:01.30 80 48 BRIAN TSAI 1:07.28 2005 

49 KRIS RANEY 1:01.40 81 49 GORDON GRANNIS 1:07.30 68 

BECK SODERBERG 1:01.40 88 50 MIKE NEVILL 1:07.40 77

Girls Top 50 Times 

200 FREE 200 IM 

1 NATALIE NORBERG 1:49.27 91 1 EMILY ADAMCZYK 2:02.33 2009 

2 NICOLE PAQUETTE 1:54.37 99 2 BERKLIE OSCARSON 2:04.27 2009 

3 TIFFANY WARMUTH 1:54.58 2011 3 NATALIE NORBERG 2:08.90 91 

4 EMILY ADAMCZYK 1:55.83 2008 4 STEPHAN SAMUDRO 2:09.84 2011 

5 KATIE 

COPPERSMITH 

1:57.20 80 5 TIFFANY WARMUTH 2:10.46 2010 

6 CASSANDRA JONES 1:57.61 2000 6 KRIS LEWIS 2:13.30 77 

7 JOCELYN 

ROTHBARD 

1:58.71 89 7 CINDY MILLER 2:14.68 86 

8 TAMMI PURDY 1:59.32 92 8 NICOLE PAQUETTE 2:15.47 99 

9 CHRISTINA VANCE 1:59.40 77 9 JOCELYN ROTHBARD 2:18.61 89 

10 KRISTEN EDWARDS 1:59.49 2003 10 CASSANDRA JONES 2:19.56 97 

11 SHELBY CALBERT 2:01.30 78 11 COURTNEY BALL 2:20.61 2004 

12 KRIS LEWIS 2:01.40 76 12 JESSICA LEE 2:20.77 2003 

13 MEREDIE HAUPT 2:02.00 80 13 MEREDIE HAUPT 2:21.65 80 

14 CINDY MILLER 2:02.37 87 14 ANDREA KIM 2:23.04 91 

15 MYRTLE LIN 2:02.99 2010 15 TAMMI PURDY 2:23.04 92 

16 BERKLIE OSCARSON 2:03.66 2008 16 KATHY GOLDEN 2:23.71 80 

17 KATHY MILLAR 2:03.93 2001 17 KRISTEN EDWARDS 2:23.95 2005 

18 KATIE BALL 2:03.99 2004 18 DEVON STAGE 2:24.00 88 

19 KATHY CRANSTON 2:05.00 81 19 KATIE COPPERSMITH 2:24.40 80 

20 SUE LEWIS 2:05.70 73 20 MYRTLE LIN 2:24.21 2010 

21 KATHY GOLDEN 2:06.50 80 21 CHRISTINE CHENG 2:25.44 2005 

22 SHELLY LAHAM 2:06.60 89 22 KRISTIN CHARLTON 2:25.82 2011 

23 ASHA CAMPBELL 2:06.88 2011 23 JENNA DIZON 2:26.00 89 

24 COLLEEN NESSON 2:07.03 99 24 CHRISTINA VANCE 2:26.65 77 

25 KAREN SOLDWEDEL 2:08.21 83 25 STEPHANIE NORBERG 2:26.90 94 

26 WENDY DAVIS 2:08.30 76 26 MICHELLE CANI 2:27.30 98 

27 ANDREA EDWARDS 2:08.38 2004 27 KATHY MILLAR 2:27.62 2002 

28 DEVON STAGE 2:08.43 88 28 JANINE CORTINA 2:27.63 85 

29 CHRISTINE 

EDWARDS 

30 BRENDA 

GALLAGHER 

2:08.64 87 29 SHELBY CALVERT 2:28.90 78 

2:09.00 75 30 CINDY HSIEH 2:28.93 2010 

31 ANDREA KIM 2:09.09 91 31 JENNNY TYLER 2:28.98 2008 

32 JESSICA LEE 2:09.42 2002 32 JULIE HAUPT 2:29.80 78 

33 SUE FLETCHER 2:09.50 77 33 DARCEY THERRIEN 2:30.10 2000 

34 TESSA KOSS 2:10.80 80 34 STEPHANIE YUAN 2:30.25 2003 

35 WENDY DAVIS 2:30.50 77 

36 ASHA CAMPBELL 2:30.63 2011 

37 KIM MCMILLAN 2:30.64 2001

50 FREE 100 FLY 

1 MEREDIE HAUPT 24.00 80 1 EMILY ADAMCZYK 55.42 2009 

2 HATALIE NORBERG 24.70 91 2 TIFFANY SAMUDRO 57.23 2011 

3 JOCELYN ROTHBARD 24.73 89 3 BERKLIE OSCARSON 58.41 2010 

4 CASSANDRA JONES 24.79 97 4 NATALIE NORBERG 1:01.36 91 

5 EMILY ADAMCZYK 25.10 2008 5 KATIE COPPERSMITH 1:01.40 80 

6 KRISTEN EDWARDS 25.25 2004 6 CHRISTINA VANCE 1:02.70 97 

7 AIMEE RICHELIEU 25.29 86 7 STEPHANIE YUAN 1:03.85 2004 

8 BERKLIE OSCARSON 25.48 2010 8 ANDREA KIM 1:03.90 89 

9 NICOLE PAQUETTE 25.59 96 9 KRIS LEWIS 1:04.10 96 

10 SHANNON SHELDON 25.70 93 10 JANINE CORTINA 1:04.34 86 

KATHY GOLDEN 25.70 80 11 DEVON STAGE 1:04.36 88 

12 TIFFANY WARMUTH 25.83 2011 12 MICHELLE CANI 1:04.61 80 

13 KALYN CHANG 25.98 2011 13 CINDY MILLER 1:04.80 77 

14 JESSICA LEE 26.08 2003 14 CINDY HSIEH 1:05.13 2009 

15 CINDY HSIEH 26.10 2009 15 COURTNEY BALL 1:05.36 2004 

KATY COPPERSMITH 26.10 80 16 JENNY TYLER 1:05.56 2008 

17 LIZ PAGE 26.20 77 17 ERIKA AARDAL 1:05.80 91 

18 ERIKA AARDAL 26.31 92 18 BETH DUNCAN 1:05.93 78 

19 KIM MCMILLAN 26.33 2001 19 JESSICA LEE 1:06.63 2003 

20 ANDREA KIM 26.39 92 20 NICOLE PAQUETTE 1:06.64 99 

21 KRIS LEWIS 26.40 83 21 JOCELYN ROTHBARD 1:06.90 83 

22 KAREN SOLDWEDEL 26.43 76 22 KATHY MILLAR 1:07.23 2002 

23 MICHELLE CANI 26.45 96 23 SHELBY CALVERT 1:07.50 82 

24 MARIA CORZO 26.50 77 24 KATHY GOLDEN 1:08.20 89 

WENDY DAVIS 26.50 90 25 CHRISTINE CHENG 1:08.36 2004 

26 SARAH DAVIS 26.53 2007 26 KALYN CHANG 1:08.52 2010 

TIFFANY YEH 26.53 2010 27 CARRIE JOHNSON 1:08.97 90 

28 KATHY MILLAR 26.58 2001 28 HEIDI TRAN 1:09.42 2011 

29 JENNA DIZON 26.64 91 29 KRISTIN CHARLTON 1:10.17 2009 

30 CARINA LEE 26.87 2011 30 COLLEEN NESSON 1:10.28 76 

31 KATRINA COOMBS 26.90 87 31 BRENDA GALLAGHER 1:10.40 81 

32 CINDY MILLER 26.99 82 32 STACEY ROBINSON 1:10.41 98 

33 CHRISTINE CHENG 27.00 2004 33 ALICE STAIER 1:10.50 76 

BETH DUNCAN 27.00 78 34 STEPHANIE CHENG 1:10.69 2000 

35 STEPHANIE CHENG 27.08 2003 35 KATIE BALL 1:10.70 2003 

36 MELODY WU 27.16 2004 36 LIZ PAGE 1:11.00 88

100 FREE 500 FREE 

1 NATALIE NORBERG 52.40 91 1 NATALIE NORBERG 4:49.81 91 

2 EMILY ADAMCZYK 52.54 2009 2 NICOLE PAQUETTE 5:00.95 97 

3 MEREDIE HAUPT 53.25 80 3 TIFFANY WARMUTH 5:05.12 2011 

4 CASSANDRA JONES 53.41 97 4 TAMMI PURDY 5:10.76 92 

5 BERKLIE OSCARSON 53.42 2009 5 CINDY MILLER 5:12.13 88 

6 TIFFANY WARMUTH 53.75 2010 6 KRIS LEWIS 5:12.90 76 

7 STEPHANIE 

SAMUDRO 

53.84 2011 7 MYRTLE LIN 5:17.51 2009 

8 JECELYN ROTHBARD 54.20 89 8 CASSANDRA JONES 5:19.89 97 

9 KRISTEN EDWARDS 54.94 2004 9 BERKLIE OSCARSON 5:23.64 2010 

10 NICOLE PAQUETTE 55.66 96 10 JOCELYN ROTHBERG 5:25.13 89 

11 AIMEE RICHELIUE 55.83 86 11 MEREDIE HAUPT 5:26.40 77 

12 CINDY MILLER 55.91 88 12 CHRISTINA VANCE 5:28.10 76 

13 KATHY GOLDEN 56.00 80 13 KRISTEN EDWARDS 5:28.65 2003 

14 JESSICA LEE 57.10 2002 14 KATIE BALL 5:31.61 2004 

15 KATHY CRANSTEN 57.20 77 15 KATY COPPERSMITH 5:33.00 76 

16 ANDREA KIM 57.27 91 16 KATHY GOLDEN 5:33.70 81 

17 LIZ PAGE 57.30 78 17 KATHY CRANSTON 5:36.00 82 

18 TIFFANY YEH 57.40 2010 18 SHELLY LAHAM 5:39.45 89 

19 KAREN SOLDWEDEL 57.60 83 19 KATHY MILLAR 5:42.38 2001 

20 KIM MCMILLAN 57.63 2001 20 ASHA CAMPBELL 5:42.39 2011 

21 KATHY MILLAR 57.64 2000 21 SHELBY CALVERT 5:42.40 78 

22 KATIE BALL 57.97 2004 22 KAREN SOLDWEDEL 5:44.80 83 

23 CINDY HSIEH 58.06 2009 23 JESSICA LEE 5:46.54 2005 

24 VIVIAN HONG 58.08 2008 24 COLLEEN NESSON 5:49.22 99 

25 MYRTLE LIN 58.57 2011 25 DEVON STAGE 5:50.14 89 

26 TESSA KOSS 58.80 82 26 WENDY DAVIS 5:51.20 78 

27 COLLEEN NESSON 58.97 99 27 COURTNEY BALL 5:52.43 2002 

28 KALYN CHANG 59.00 2011 28 TORI BOEGH 5:54.28 89 

29 SHELLY LAHAM 59.07 89 29 KATHRYN PALK 5:54.43 86 

30 ERIKA AADAL 59.10 90 30 LIZ PAGE 5:54.80 78 

31 ANDREA EDWARDS 59.28 2004 31 SUE FLETCHER 5:55.20 77 

32 LYNEL STEFFY 59.30 75 32 BRENDA GALLAGHER 5:55.80 76 

WENDY DAVIS 59.30 76 33 KIM McMILLAN 5:55.96 2001 

BARBIE LOWE 59.30 81 34 TESSA KOSS 5:56.30 80 

35 MARIA CORZO 59.50 76 

36 CARINA LEE 59.41 2011 

37 ELIZABETH PINDER 59.56 88 

38 TAMMI PURDY 59.62 92

100 BACK 100 BREAST 

1 BERKLIE OSCARSON 56.11 2009 1 EMILY ADAMCZYK 1:03.38 2009 

2 NATALIE NORBERG 57.34 91 2 STEPHANIE SAMUDRO 1:04.41 2011 

3 EMILY ADAMCZYK 1:00.72 2008 3 BERKLIE OSCARSON 1:07.83 2007 

4 TIFFANY WARMUTH 1:01. 94 2011 4 NICOLE PAQUETTE 1:08.04 96 

5 SHELBY CALVERT 1:02.56 78 5 TIFFANY WARMUTH 1:10.21 2010 

6 JOCELYN ROTHBARD 1:03.72 89 6 MEREDIE HAUPT 1:11.00 80 

7 MICHELLE CANI 1:04.23 96 7 KRISTEN EDWARDS 1:11.20 2005 

8 PEGGY RANEY 1:04.30 85 8 SHANNON SHELDON 1:11.60 93 

9 KRIS LEWIS 1:04.50 77 9 NATALIE NORBERG 1:12.40 90 

10 JESSICA LEE 1:04.82 2003 10 CINDY MILLER 1:12.81 88 

11 STEPHANIE 

SAMUDRO 

1:04.93 2011 11 JESSICA LEE 1:13.34 2003 

12 CHELSEA ODER 1:05.38 2001 12 ELIZABETH PINDER 1:14.37 89 

13 SARAH DAVIS 1:06.06 2007 13 WENDY WONG 1:14.68 94 

14 JENNY TYLER 1:06.40 2008 14 KRISTIN CHARLTON 1:15.04 2011 

15 CINDY HSIEH 1:06.44 2010 15 KATHY JOHNSON 1:15.10 80 

16 DARCEY THERRIEN 1:06.56 2000 16 JENNA DIZON 1:15.35 89 

17 NIKKI LOUIE 1:06.98 2004 17 KATHY MILLAR 1:15.43 99 

18 MARIA CORZO 1:07.00 76 18 KITTY PAGE 1:15.60 76 

TAMMI PURDY 1:07.00 92 19 MIEKO UDO 1:15.63 2005 

20 CASSANDRA JONES 1:07.09 92 20 DEVON STAGE 1:15.92 89 

21 BARBIE LOWE 1:07.40 81 21 JESSICA CHANG 1:16.00 2011 

22 COURTNEY BALL 1:07.56 2003 22 LAURA ADAMS 1:16.11 2008 

23 NICOLE PAQUETTE 1:07.75 99 23 KATHY PALK 1:16.31 85 

24 ANNA HUANG 1:07.76 2011 23 MICHELLE HO 1:16.36 2001 

24 MEREDIE HAUPT 1:08.00 80 25 KRIS LEWIS 1:16.50 75 

26 VIVIAN HONG 1:08.22 2007 25 STEPHANIE CHENG 1:16.61 2001 

27 CINDY MILLER 1:08.30 87 27 JOCELYN ROTHBERG 1:16.83 89 

28 ALISON VAN FLEET 1:08.50 76 28 BRITTANY AUSTIN 1:17.39 2003 

29 WENDY DAVIS 1:08.60 77 29 TIFFANY YEH 1:17.44 2009 

30 CHRISTINE CHENG 1:08.81 2002 30 KATHY GOLDEN 1:18.00 79 

31 KALYN CHANG 1:08.87 2010 31 SARAH SCHWAB 1:18.19 86 

32 CHRISTINE 

EDWARDS 

1:09.34 87 32 VANESSA BRODY 1:18.23 96 

33 TESSA KOSS 1:09.42 82 33 KATHY MILLER 1:18.40 81 

34 KATY COPPERSMITH 1:09.60 77 34 STEPHANIE YUAN 1:18.52 2002 

35 KATHY MILLAR 1:10.83 2001 35 SUE DEWITT 1:18.80 76 

36 DIANA CHANG 1:10.87 2011 

KRISTEN EDWARDS 1:10.87 2002 

38 LIZ PAGE 1:10.90 78

Well, this has been a wonderful, 

wonderful swim season and I would 

like to congratulate each and every 

one of you on your achievements. 

Thank you girls so much for being 

so positive and dedicated to this 

program and making this year very 

exciting and cooperative. 

Asha! My much, much faster 200 

and 500 buddy! Why is it that we 

always have the hardest events? 

Nah, we’ve got it covered. It has 

been really interesting getting to 

know you these past two years and 

your progress is truly inspiring. I 

wish you the best of luck in the 500 

for the next two years (5:20, 

perhaps?) and in school as well. 

Junior year is quite stressful! 

DIanA… From water polo to 

swimming, you have just been so 

encouraging, positive, and funny. 

As a fellow captain, I salute you for 

completing your duties in such an 

orderly manner. I will never forget 

those long morning practices, the 

strange inside jokes, Jamba Juice, 

boy gossip (how scandalous), the 

extremely annoying laughs in the 

bus to Walnut, and who knows what 

else. I will miss you so much, but 

hopefully senior year turns out well 

for you in regards to college 

applications, AP classes, WATER 

POLO!, and of course, swimming. 

Jess: This has definitely been an 

eventful year for you, but you 

always managed to make it to those 

early morning practices. Your 

ability to balance all of your 

activities is AMazINg :) Besides, 

those orange goggles of yours are 

pretty awesome. Although it looks 

pretty painful to do the 200 IM, you 

always manage to finish strong! 

And not to mention your 

breaststroke (my arch-nemesis). 

Your jubilancy always makes me 

smile, your fierceness scares me, 

and your teamwork inspires me. 

Take these next two years with the 

same strength and best of luck in the 

coming water polo and swim 

seasons! 

Kalyn: You are so kind and 

responsible to me and to everyone 

around you. Although we do not 

share any events or swim in the 

same practices, you were 

consistently at every meet giving 

everything you have to push the 

limits. Congratulations on your 

100 free time at RHL (yes, I was 

watching, no not stalking) and I am 

certain that you will get even better 

than you are now. Keep up all of 

your momentum and remember that 

your friendliness to me will not be 

forgotten. 

Kelly: What an interesting freshman 

year for you. High school was not 

like anything I had expected and I 

couldn’t imagine it was much 

different for you either. I have had a 

great time understanding and 

appreciating what you do in 

swimming and school this past 

season, and good luck for future 

seasons. 

Kristin!!! Oh, my college decision 

mentor, water polo captain, and 

friend. You have the most genuine, 

kind, and strong heart of anyone I 

know. Thank you so much for 

always being so encouraging to the 

team and helping us when we were 

in need of assistance (our little cocaptain 

:)) Everything you do, from 

sports to ASB, you give everything 

you have and never give up hope. 

This belief in our capabilities 

inspires me so greatly that I will 

cherish it and spread it around to 

others. I just don’t know what I 

would do without you and your 

wonderful parents. I know that your 

senior year will be full of 

excitement, sadness, and stress, but 

it will be completely worth it when 

you get into your dream school. 

Good luck for next year and future 

years to come. 

Anna: You are an amazing 

backstroker and I know your speed 

will take you far. Always keep your 

eyes open as well… Good luck for 

the next three years. San Marino 

High School is challenging in 

school and sports, but with a will, 

you will make it through. :) 

Carinaaaa: I have had a wonderful 

time getting to know you these past 

two years and I will definitely 

remember our amusing memories, 

from spring break practices, to 

Umi’s strange ring, to dry land runs, 

to swim meets, and everything in 

between. You have improved 

tremendously in the past year and I 

hope you can get even faster in the 

100. I know you can! I hope your 

next two years will be full of great 

memories and experiences and I will 

miss you too :) 

Myrtle: This has proved to be quite 

the stressful swim season as 

captains, but we managed to make it 

through. Thank you so much for 

always being there to help me with 

the banquet and to make the bags 

for the girls. I feel as if I have really 

gotten to know you in just one swim 

season and that makes everything all 

the better. NO longer will we have 

to endure 500s together, but the 

thought of doing them in future 

years with you laughing at the flip 

turns will be remembered. Best of 

luck in college and keep up the good 

work! 

Stephanie: What can I even say? 

Not only are you amazingly fast and 

strong, but you are so kind and 

amusing as well. Although it was 

only one season where I was able to 

watch you dominate and to talk to 

you afterwards, I think I pretty 

much got the idea :) Congratulations 

times a million on your placing at 

Masters. It just leaves me 

speechless… It was an honor to be 

your captain this year and just keep

up the great work and you will be 

fine. 

Michelle: How did you enjoy your 

first year on varsity? Although I 

didn’t really get to know you very 

well, I know you will do 

wonderfully in the years to come. 

Good luck and never give up! 

ELLI! Elli, you are the most 

amusing and charming girl I know. 

Everything you do just makes me 

laugh, and swim season was no 

exception. I cannot believe how fast 

you are! 1:03 like me, right? You 

and Kate are the perfect pair and I 

couldn’t imagine it any other way. 

You are going to do so well in water 

polo and swimming in these next 

three years and I am very excited to 

see how the next seasons pan out. 

Always be true to yourself and you 

will be very popular in life :) 

Hi-d! OH, Heidi, what should I 

say? I don’t know how you do what 

you do, but whatever ii is, keep it 

up. I cannot believe that you swam 

a 1:07 in your butterfly. That is just 

so incredible! Can you believe we 

only have 4 more days of school? 

OH MY GOSH. Thank you so 

incredibly much for all of the 

laughs, the gift you made me, your 

athleticism, and your just being 

Heidi. This year would not be 

complete without a Heidi in it, and I 

am forever grateful for your 

presence. Push yourself in college 

and never underestimate the power 

of Heidi! 

Tiffany Y: The all around good 

swimmer who always had to leave 

practice for band, which I do 

admire. You have all of your bases 

covered. Although you were a little 

quiet, I can tell that you are funny, 

hard―working, and a wonderful 

person. Try your very best in these 

next two years to show everyone 

who you are. 

Tiffany W: Wow, wow, wow. 

Tiffany, you have such a positive 

attitude in everything you do and 

you are so awesome when you 

swim. Just watching you touch the 

wall a second before the other team 

is so inspiring and exciting. In 

Every event you can dominate and 

still come out with a smile. How 

can I forget you, Tiffany? I love 

talking to you and watching you 

swim, and you really made my job 

as captain an enriching experience. 

Best of luck (you don’t need it :)) 

and just keep swimming… 

Lastly, 

Coach Barr 

I am so grateful for your immense 

dedication to the varsity girls’ team 

for waking up at 4:45 to come and 

teach us the tricks of swimming. As 

a coach, I have learned so much, not 

only in the ways of strokes, but in 

life skills as well, from hip-hop 

music to furniture to how to raise a 

child to… Barr, the list can go on 

and on. I am going to miss you and 

your mantras while I am in college, 

but just remember that you can 

always ask me anything and that 

you have truly inspired me to work 

past my limits. Thank you, from the 

bottom of my heart, thank you. 

Well, girls, it has been an honor and 

pleasure to be your captain this year 

and I just want to let you know that 

everything you girls do is amazing. 

I will miss all of you so very much. 

Love, 

Your Captain, 

Saskia 

To the varsity girls: First 

off, congratulations on 

winning league champs. Even 

if we have to share it with two 

other teams, we know who 

the better team is. I am very 

proud of what we 

accomplished this season. 

Kelly Chang: There have 

been some… awkward 

moments between us, but its 

okay we just laughed it off, 

right?! All the pictures we 

have taken have been of us 

after our awkward moments. I 

promise you there will be a 

picture of just smiling. Back to 

swimming! You still have three 

years of varsity swimming. 

Don’t give up. I promise you’ll 

get faster. 

Stephanie SAMUDRO. Why 

are you so fast? You still have 

three more full years of 

swimming. I KNOW you will 

get A LOT faster and you 

better keep me updated. Also 

remember not to have a hair 

tie on your wrist when your 

swimming or I’ll personally 

come down to cut if off for 

you. (: 

Ellie: Ellie even if you don’t 

show it, you are one 

dedicated swimmer. You rarely 

missed a practice! I’m sad I 

didn’t get to know you better. 

Every time I saw you after 

your race, you would usually 

have a smile on your face no 

matter how you swam. Keep 

working hard! 

Michelle: I RARELY talked to 

you this season. I think that 

was my fault, sorry. You 

would always swim events 

that Barr put you in without 

complaining. For this you 

really helped the team out 

with our lose ends! We 

wouldn’t have completed the 

season on a good note if you 

weren’t a team player! 

Anna: This season you really 

helped the team. When we 

needed you to step up, you 

did. You knew how to help the 

team and never let us down 

one bit. You were always 

relaxed before your race! You 

always made people laugh 

with your “comfortable sitting

position”. I’m glad I was able 

to meet you this year. 

Jessica: I hope you had a 

fun time sliding down that tiny 

hill at Valentine. Oh and that 

time you got stuck in the 

kiddy size swing seat. I think 

there was another one. That 

one time you went full on into 

the bars at Valentine 

playground. That had nothing 

to do with this year’s swim 

season, but I just feel like 

saying it. Anyway this was an 

amazing season for you. You 

are getting faster in 

breaststroke every year. 

Please swim next year, for the 

team. And please be more 

careful and not so clumsy. 

(Just a word of advice.) 

Asha: Hey 200 and 500 free 

buddy! I was glad that I was 

able to help “pace” you this 

year. Smiling at each other 

during flip turns, those were 

the best swims in all of my 

high school swim season. 

Next year at league, you have 

to shatter those times you got 

from swimming next to me! 

Make me proud and don’t give 

up. I can’t wait to see how 

fast you get to be next 

season. 

Kalyn: HI KALYN! You always 

had so much energy every 

time I saw you. I would like to 

say this was the best season 

for you. Kalyn, you never gave 

up even on the last meet of 

the season. Train harder, so 

the next two seasons will be 

even better than this year’s. 

Tiffany Warmuth: HI 

TIFFANY! You are one crazy 

little swimmer. Finishing last 

season with a bang and 

continued this season to go 

even faster. You have so much 

potential in you. Keep 

swimming and never give up. 

Also please keep an eye on 

Carina for me when I’m not 

there. Make sure she is not 

hitting on herself! I had fun 

spilling our deepest darkest 

secrets during the sleepover. 

Don’t worry I WILL tell people 

what you said. JUST 

KIDDING! 

Tiffany Yuen: You are one 

dedicated swimmer! You wake 

up early every single morning 

practice. You never complain 

if it is too hard, you just 

swam. I wish we talked more 

this season! 

Carina: HI CARINA! I know 

this season didn’t end the 

best for you. And even if it 

wasn’t my fault, I still feel 

bad. But I don’t want what 

has happened to you this 

season to effect you whole 

swim season. Forget the past, 

live the present; right? I hope 

you had fun with the team 

this season! And I told Tiffany 

Warmuth to take care of you 

when I’m not there. No more 

hitting on yourself! 

Diana: Where do I even 

start? Diana there was not 

one time you were not smiling 

during swim season. You 

always knew how to cheer 

people up. And thanks for 

stepping up to swim the 500 

at the La Canada meet. YOU 

DIDN’T GET LAST! A lot has 

happened during my three 

years with you. Remember 

that time when you scared 

me, during kidnapping. The 

time with Berklie at the La 

Canada meet, when you were 

telling us how your phone was 

vibrating. Our lovely 

adventures in the car with 

Saskia! (her best car ride 

EVER ) And not to forget 

smiling at each other when 

we were swimming. I wish I 

could spend that last year 

with you as well, but I will 

always be with you in spirit. 

Now it’s time for you to be 

faster than me. (: 

Kristin: You truly are a team 

player. As a well rounded 

swimmer, you would swim any 

event you were but in. Even 

though this sport is more 

individualized, you always 

made sure to cheer people 

on. Don’t slack in practice 

because you are a racer. Next 

year is your last year so make 

it the best year yet! 

Heidi: HI D! I remember you 

asking me if you should do 

swim and my answer was of 

course! I am really glad that 

you decided to swim this year! 

You are a true swimmer; 

finishing what you started! 

Also you are a crazy 

butterflyer! I don’t think I 

would be able to swim that 

event every single meet! 

Saskia: It was great actually 

getting to know you this year! 

Always swimming the two 

same events together! I know 

you had the BEST car ride to 

target and I KNOW you were 

secretly singing along! You 

are truly a dedicated 

swimmer; biking to practice 

EVERY single morning just to 

swim! 

Coach Barr: Thank you for 

coaching me for 4 years. You 

always had faith in people. 

And for that, this team 

wouldn’t have gone this far 

without you. 

Special Thanks to: Taiga, I 

would like to thank you for

helping the varsity girls in 

kidnapping, buy snacks, and 

everything else you did to 

help the girls ‘team. You didn’t 

have to help us, but without 

your help the girls would not 

have had such an amazing 

season. Thanks again. 

Myrtle Lin 

Dearest Titans, 

Hello there. 

Love, 

Season has come to a 

close again. During the season, in 

all honesty, I couldn’t wait for it 

to end, but now that it actually is 

gone, I miss it. I miss being able 

to sit around and do absolutely 

nothing for hours on end at 

meets; I miss the lovely 

fragrance of spray sun block; I 

miss crowding around Barr to 

complain about events; I miss 

watching amazing swims from 

my fellow Titans (You guys are 

mind-blowing.); I miss capping 

people just to get compliments 

on my capping skills (Why thank 

you.); I miss attempting to do 

cheers then disagreeing on what 

cheer to do (Sorry, Joe.); I miss 

finishing a race, looking up at the 

scoreboard and seeing that time 

drop; I miss watching the sunrise 

every morning at practice; I miss 

smelling of chlorine at school all 

day, (not really), but what I do 

miss most is the people. 

As for Varsity girls, thank 

you for being such, such 

sweeties, so cooperative and so 

enthusiastic. Watching each of 

you train so hard, try so hard, 

inspired me. Remember that, 

each of you is an inspiration. For 

most, I hope to see you next year. 

For the special three, Saskia, 

Heidi, and Myrtle, I will miss 

you like crazy. Saskia, what will 

I do without you? Pushing me to 

go faster, to try harder, I admire 

your dedication and sincerity. Be 

careful not to go over the deep 

end! Heidi, I don’t think you 

even fully realize just how fast 

you are, and that humility just 

made you all the more of a 

champion. Well, it’s been an 

honor being your only friend on 

the team. It really has. :) And 

Myrtle, last but far from least, 

what can I say? Three years of 

craziness, of jokes no one else 

understands or will ever 

understand, of rides home, and 

one year of being your cocaptain. 

The entire team truly 

appreciates all the effort you’ve 

put in to this team and it’s clearly 

evident just how much you care. 

Swim just won’t be the same 

without you. High school just 

won’t be the same without you. 

So fellow vibrator, I going to 

miss you like ____ (There’s no 

analogy, nothing compares.). 

Saskia, Heidi, and Myrtle, take 

care! I wish you all the best and 

please keep in touch? 

Thank you, everyone, for 

such a memorable season. It has 

really been such an honor being a 

captain, but most of all, being 

your friend. God bless. 

Sincerely, 

Diana Chang 

Hi, swim people! 

I can’t believe that just like that, 

three years of swimming and 

practically four years of high 

school are over. For those who 

are coming back next year, 

treasure the time you have left, 

because you’re going to look 

back and think about how 

awesome swim season was. (: 

Shout-out to all the people I 

randomly met and started talking 

to at meets. Shout-out to all the 

people I went to practice with 

every day. Shout-out to Jose, 

Mrs. Murphy, Barr, and the 

captains for organizing our 

meets/the snacks/making sure 

everything went smoothly 

throughout the season. You’re all 

awesome people, and I’m really 

grateful I had the chance to meet 

you guys through swim. 

personality. I also learned 

the “correct” way to swim 

Butterfly, thank you to my 

teammates and coaches for 

pointing out my mistakes. I 

will miss all the 

cheerfulness during 

practices and swim meets 

around the pool. Especially 

the ones when you are 

swimming and your 

teammate’s stands in your 

lane and cheer for you. That 

always gives you a 

confidence and good feeling. 

Coach Murphy: Thank you 

for supporting me 

throughout my four years in 

swim. You still cheered for 

me even when I was on 

Varsity. Thank you for all 

the Crunch Bars and the bag 

of snacks you gave us. 

Coach Barr: Thank you for 

having so much confidence 

in me and helping me 

improve on my Butterfly 

stroke. Thank you for 

believing in our team. 

I had such unlimited 

unforgettable four seasons. 

Thank you again and good 

luck to everyone next year! 

-Heidi Tran 

Swim has been a big part of my 

high school life. To see it finally 

come to end makes me kinda 

sad. I remember my freshman 

year just learning how to swim 

and trying not to drown by 

hanging on the lane lines. It 

seems so long ago and at the 

same time it feels like just last 

month. I can easily say that this 

season has been the most fun out 

of my 4 years. We had a lot of 

team bonding activities and I 

hope that continues to be the case 

next year. Since it would 

probably take forever to do 

individuals I’m going to do 

groups. 

Captains – Joe, Myrtle, Saskia, 

and Diana. I think we can say 

that we made this year one of the 

closest teams we’ve had in 

awhile. Team bonding activities, 

cheers, goodie bags, and potlucks 

are all things that without the 

help of you guys, we would 

never have had. What kind of 

people think of picking teams by 

acting like an animal. We’re so 

weird. Thanks for making my 

last season the most memorable 

one. 

Lane 1 – Alex, Derek, Pat, Eric, 

and Hank. I can’t believe that I 

won’t ever have to do six 150s 

kick drill swim or timed 3000s 

with you guys again. Or just 

mess around and start pulling on 

each other’s legs during a 

set. Practice would not be 

anywhere close to bearable 

without you guys. 

The freshman on varsity – Sam, 

Wesley, Kelly, Michelle, Ellie, 

Anna, and Steph. I’m so jealous 

of you guys. When I was 

freshman I couldn’t even swim… 

The 500 free swimmers – That 

sucks. Respect to you guys. 

CIF Crew –Nathan, Stephen, Joe, 

Everett, Daniel, Sam, Tiff, 

Myrtle, Kalyn, Carina, Kristin, 

and Steph. The carries of the 

team. You guys are so 

fast. Thanks for being my swim 

role models. I don’t think I could 

have improved as much as I have 

every year without your help and 

support. It was fun watching you 

guys swim at CIF and hanging 

out with you guys. 

To those who gave me swim 

advice throughout the years – 

Alex Huang, Jess, Everett, Hank, 

Eric, and Derek. Alex thanks for 

your advice in breaststroke… 

even though it was pretty much 

all sounds.. swoosh. Jess thanks 

for being my warm up and 

pacing buddy for the past 2 

years. Everett I’ve learned so 

many secrets from you like how 

breathing every stroke is the key, 

the magic suit, and how many 

things can ruin your taper. Hank 

you’ve taught me how to just 

beast through my events. Eric 

and Derek you’ve both helped 

me so much throughout the years 

teaching me things about stroke, 

flipturns, and dives during 

practice. I would not be as fast 

as I am without you guys. 

Finally, I would like to thank 

Coach Holcomb and Coach 

Barr. Thanks for all the support 

and advice you have given me 

throughout the years. I hope that 

you both will remember me if I 

come back to visit some day. 

SM swimmers, thanks for all the 

great memories we’ve made 

together. It’s funny to think that I 

would never have met some of

you if it hadn’t been for swim. I 

may or may not see you guys 

again but I wish the best of luck 

to all of you. Whenever I see 

you guys, I think of good times 

and I get a smile on my 

face. You guys rock. 

Proud to be a Titan. 

Taiga Guterres 

Swimming for 3 years at 

San Marino High School has 

been an honor and a privilege. I 

have competed against many 

competitive swimmers and have 

made many friends along the 

way. This year proved to be the 

greatest of all the years. Moving 

up to division 1 in CIF was a 

huge change but we coped with 

it, and went farther than we ever 

have before. Dual meets were 

very exciting for me. Watching 

my fellow Titans swim was very 

overwhelming because I never 

realized what a talented group of 

swimmers we had this year. I 

would have to say that the dual 

meet against La Cañada was the 

best. We came together as a team 

and proved that we were tough 

competitors. Thank you Jessica 

for our tramp stamps. Although 

we fell short of victory, I am so 

honored to say that I was apart of 

the Team. At League, we 

represented San Marino very 

well. I remember when Umi 

touched the wall after her race 

and waved her hand in the air 

because she finally got the league 

record. Her reaction put a smile 

on my face. We had more 

qualifiers in finals than ever 

before and we proved, once 

again, that we were tough to beat. 

I will never forget our 

get-together’s. Playing charades, 

mafia, and guess the movie while 

eating wonderful food. Thank 

you Kelly for those amazing ribs, 

“Shanghai style,” and Derrick for 

those noodles at the park when 

everyone was starving! We were 

all so convinced that Stephen 

killed everyone in Mafia but he 

was just a good actor. Steph, 

thanks for the pictures in the 

park, you and I have been great 

friends and I will cherish our 

friendship forever. Tiffany and I 

had some pretty long stories 

during that guess the movie game 

even though our secret word 

would be as simple as “I.” 

Paulina and the bag on her head! 

I’m glad I could share so many 

wonderful memories with you 

guys. 

CIF was a meet against 

the best of the best in California 

and San Marino did 

exceptionally well. Nathan, 

Stephen, Daniel, Everett, Steph, 

Tiffany, Myrtle and yes even 

Samuel, it was so cool that I 

could swim with you guys all the 

way to CIF. We did an amazing 

job placing 10 th in our star 

studded 400 free relay. We even 

went to the Masters meet and 

placed 4 th ! How awesome is it to 

say that our relay placed 4 th in 

Southern California. Thank you 

Everett, Nathan, and Stephen for 

making that happen. I was sad 

that swim came to an end but in 

my last race, the 400 free relay, I 

left everything I had in the pool 

and snagged the 4 th place spot, 

just out touching Mark Keppel 

by .01 of a second. It has to come 

to an end at some point and I’m 

glad we went out with a bang! 

14 swim meets, endless, 

and unforgettable memories. 

Thank you Swim for being 

amazing team mates. Thank you 

to Taiga for being a great cocaptain. 

Thank you Myrtle for 

finally getting some good clothes 

for our team and organizing 

everything. Thank you Saskia 

and Diana for being amazing 

team captains with Myrtle. The 

cheers were a fail sometimes but 

we always pulled it together and 

cheered thunderous roars of 

pride. Mrs. Murphy, thank you 

for always providing us with 

food and thank you for being a 

great assistant coach. Thank 

you Mr. Holcomb for being one 

of my best coaches and 

supporters, you never lost faith in 

our team and I am honored to 

have swum for you. 

There are two ways to look at the 

ending of it all. I am sad that it is 

all over and am truly blessed that 

I could spend my last year with 

you guys but I am also very 

excited for what the future holds. 

I am going to swim in college 

next year so I will be exposed to 

a different environment of 

swimmers but I honestly think 

that the time spent swimming in 

high school for San Marino was 

beyond a doubt one of the best 

experiences of my life. 

S.M.H.S. GO, FIGHT, WIN! 

- Joe Costa 

Dear Swim Team, 

It has been yet another 

great and exciting season of fast 

swimming for us this year. We 

only lost once at league, which is 

more than I can say for other 

sports at our school. We had a 

strong showing at CIF despite 

being moved up to Division 1. 

Furthermore, CIF qualifiers 

moved past prelims, onto finals,

and even to Masters. Given the 

intense competition in Division I, 

this is certainly something to be 

proud of. To the all the captains, 

Joe, Taiga, M. Lin, Saskia, and 

Diana, great job on leading the 

team this year. Also great job for 

organizing team bonding 

sessions that were fun and 

memorable. To everyone else, it’s 

been my pleasure to meet you 

guys. I probably wouldn’t have 

met most of you were it not for 

swim. The memories made from 

my 3 seasons swimming at 

SMHS are very dear to me and 

will be continue to be very close 

to my heart for the rest of my 

life. 

Seniors- 

Joe- It’s been nice knowing you 

in band, US history, SwimPas, 

and English. You make class…… 

less boring with your interesting 

inputs and comments. I’m 

kidding, but seriously, you make 

class a lot more fun. You actually 

try hard at practice and I respect 

you for that. You’ve been an 

invaluable part of our team. 

Thanks for carrying our relays to 

greater heights. Good luck and 

have a blast at Boston College, I 

know you’ll be a major 

contributing factor there if you 

continuing training hard. 

Everett- I’m sorry that you 

couldn’t play and finish the 

baseball season because of your 

injury. Thanks for helping our 

relay out in bringing us to CIF 

finals AND Masters. You’re a 

really funny guy with a great 

sense of humor. It’s been really 

cool knowing you. Hope you get 

healed up real quick and continue 

kicking butt at pitching! 

Taiga-You did a good job as 

captain both this year and last 

year. You’re a really cool guy, a 

really hard worker and a person 

who seems to have lots of 

leadership qualities and 

dedication. Thanks for getting 

me food at CIF last year and 

lending me your vest for prom. 

Oh and thanks for lending your 

supersuit to Everett. Good luck at 

LMU. From what I heard in the 

bus to CIF, I know you’ll have an 

awesome time there, and I hope 

you make that water polo team ϑ. 

Pat- It’s been great knowing you 

through swim. Congratulations 

on finally making it out of swim 

ϑ. You’re a pretty funny guy. I 

may or may not see you this fall 

at PCC so we’ll see how things 

go. 

Andrew L- Dude, it’s been great 

knowing you. It’s really cool that 

you’re willing to swim the event 

that people dread the most, the 

500. Good luck at Cal and I 

know you’ll have an awesome 

time there. 

Hank Wang- It’s been cool 

knowing you. Too bad you never 

went that 23 for that 50 free, but 

it’s all cool dude. Btw, I think 

you owe me lunch for my beating 

you at math ϑ. 

Juniors- 

Alex- You should definitely think 

about doing swim next year. The 

team could really use your help. 

Have fun senior year ϑ 

Eric Chang- I’m not sure about 

where you stand in your decision 

about swimming next year, but 

you should definitely come out 

and swim. Your sprint free is 

really good and the team will 

really need guys like you next 

year. 

Sophomores- 

Nathan- Dude, you’re a really 

hard worker, but you got to work 

even harder to carry the team 

next year. I expect Juniors really 

soon, make me proud, I’m 

looking forward for some 

greatness and some Brandon/ 

Garett domination next year. 

Derek- Your freestyle has really 

helped the team this year. Start 

learning how to pace yourself in 

the 200 and not just blindly 

follow me and die in the last 100. 

Anyways, good job this season 

and keep up the good work. 

Alex- Your breast stroke is pretty 

good. Keep working hard and 

you’ll be a major contributor to 

the team. Good job this season. 

Jorge- You’re a really quiet guy, 

but when you do talk, you’re a 

really funny guy. Our team could 

use someone like you to help 

keep the atmosphere at practice 

on a high note. Keep swimming 

and I’m looking forward to some 

fast swims from you. 

Daniel- ………………….. 

Freshman- 

Wesley- Good job this season. 

Keep up the good swimming. We 

need every guy we can get.

Samuel-………………….. 

Finally, I would like to 

thank the coaches, Mr. Holcomb 

and Mrs. Murphy for doing a 

fantastic job this year. They have 

been instrumental in the 

development of our swimmers 

both in the pool and at school. 

Mr. Holcomb, thanks for taking 

the time to do lineups against LC 

and trying to predict who was 

going to swim what. Although 

we still ended up losing, I’m 

thankful that you made such an 

effort to try to win that meet. 

Coach Murphy, thanks for 

pampering us with food this 

season. I must admit that the 

“Crunch bar” was an extra 

incentive for me to go faster than 

my personal best. Coaches, keep 

up the good work. I look forward 

to some league championships, 

or even CIF championships, in 

the coming years. 

-Stephen 

It is very hard to believe that 4 

years of swim has ended. It 

seemed like an eternity... haha 

just kidding. I have always 

wanted to swim competitively 

since I picked up swimming. I 

even remember doing tsunamis 

for a bit! That was fun. 

Freshman year came and i 

already knew what sport I was 

doing for sure and that was 

swim. All my life I have always 

thought I was pretty good at 

swimming and that I was pretty 

fast. Time trials rocked my 

world. I was one of the slowest 

people there! That was really 

disappointing to find out but it 

only fueled my drive to get 

faster. Over the years, I kept 

getting faster and I even picked 

up doing butterfly! One of my 

best and worst decisions. 

Butterfly was so much fun but it 

was just so darn tiring! 

Nonetheless, swim was truly an 

experience and I am grateful to 

have been on the team for four 

years. I'd like to thank Barr for 

putting up with my crap and 

helping me get faster and 

cleaning up my stroke. Your 

morning practices are 

bittersweet. Every morning I 

went, I felt like garbage but the 

practice was priceless. You are 

an amazing coach as well as 

friend. Holcomb, thank you for 

your 3000, 2000, and 1000 timed 

swims! Haha absolute torture. 

Seriously though, I think it is 

awesome that you were my 

coach for swim as well as water 

polo! Thank you so much for 

pushing me and believing I could 

get faster even though I was not 

the fastest. That really helped 

me a lot to grow as a swimmer. 

And to the swim team... Thanks 

for these amazing four years. 

The swim meets are so much fun 

with you guys! To wrap things 

up, the 500 free sucks. Thank 

you and good luck next year! 

Just keep swimming, swimming, 

swimming. 

-Patrick 

Hello fellow swimmers. It was 

definitely an honor serving as 

varsity swim captain this year.... 

just kidding. Although I'm a 

senior on JV, it was definitely my 

favorite year on swim. Honestly 

though, I didn't mind one bit 

being on JV. I have only been 

swimming for about two years. 

Coming from little swimming 

experience, I dropped my time 

from a 37 seconds to a 26.5 

seconds for my 50 free. At the 

beginning of the season I started 

off with 31 seconds for my 50 

free, and I told Jacob that I 

wanted to drop down to the 26 

second range. Even though my 

doctor suggested that I should 

not push myself too hard at swim 

because of my injured shoulders, 

I wasn't going to let it hold me 

back from my goal. Meet after 

meet, my time quickly dropped 

down to the 26 second range. 

Reaching my goal not only made 

me ecstatic, but it also gave me 

the confidence in my ability to do 

anything if I sent my mind to it. 

My success would not have been 

possible without my friends, 

Trenton Kohno, who always 

raced me to push me harder, and 

my relay partners to keep the 

pressure on me, and coach Jacob 

there to support me. Being part 

of swim gave me so many great 

memories, the PGD's with 

Trenton, warming up(or at least 

the lack of) with Everett and 

tanning with Eric. Despite the 

tedious practices and long meets, 

I loved swim, and I would do it 

all over again. Farewell SM 

swim, I will miss you

hurt my elbow, in many ways 

I’m glad I did because it allowed 

me to swim with you guys this 

year and I had a great time. I 

started swimming when I was 6 

years old and even though I 

wasn’t fully committed to the 

sport throughout high school, I’m 

sad to see my senior season come 

to an end. 

Two memories that stick 

out the most to me this season 

were going to CIF and the 

Masters meet. Although I was not 

fast enough to make CIF 

individuals (dangit LC for 

moving us up to D1!), I had a lot 

of fun watching everyone 

compete and swimming on the 

4x100 relay with Nathan, 

Stephen, and Joe. Unfortunately, 

during finals I had to borrow 

Joe’s old suit which caused me to 

gain time in my 100 leg (about .3 

seconds slower). I don’t 

understand why Joe would try to 

sabotage his own relay but it’s 

alright. Even though Joe’s suit 

made me feel like I was racing 

with board shorts on, I was still 

able to go a decent time thanks to 

my adrenaline, perseverance, and 

pure power. Luckily for me 

though, unlike Joe, Taiga was a 

team player and let me wear his 

LAZR for CIF prelims and 

Masters. Thanks Taiga! The last 

meet of the year was Masters. 

I’m not going to lie, at this meet I 

was bored out of my mind but we 

did pretty well so I’m not 

complaining. The best part about 

going to this meet was coming 

back to school the next day and 

telling everyone that we were the 

4 th fastest 4x100 relay in 

Southern California. As long as 

nobody tells anyone that most of 

the best teams failed to even 

show up we should be good! 

As we all know, swim 

meets, for the most part, consist 

of a lot of sitting around. So I 

wanted to thank all of you for 

making the swim meets fun and 

worthwhile. Although I love 

competing, the thing I’ll miss the 

most about swim was hanging 

out with friends and making new 

ones. Good luck to everyone next 

year and I hope to continue 

seeing you all around. 

-Everett Phillips 

People often say that 

everything good has to 

come to end. As much as 

I want to stay in denial, I 

know it's true for swim. I 

had three great years as 

swim. Growing up with 

my fellow teammates was 

the most rewarding 

experience I had from 

swim. We 

won admirably together, 

we lost honorably 

together, we weathered 

the swim season 

together. I will never 

forget my experience with 

you swimmers. From 

those idle chats during 

races to the one mile 

swims during practice, I 

have never regretted 

doing swim. I now stand 

before you all and wish 

you guys all good luck. 

Have fun and keep 

swimming! (: 

-Andrew Luong

HIGH SCHOOLS 

PREP SWIMMING 

La Cañada boys, girls swim past San Marino 

By Keith Lair, Staff Writer 

Posted: 04/28/2011 10:58:59 PM PDT 

San Marino's Stephanie Sumudro wins the 100 Fly as her team competes with La Cañada for first place in the Rio Hondo 

League at La Cañada High School Thursday, April 28, 2011. (SGVN/ 

Staff Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz) 

LA CAÑADA FLINTRIDGE - It is hard for club swimmers to give up 

training with some of Southern California's best. 

That is what Christian Renfro decided to do this year. The senior, who 

will swim at Brown next year, gave up training at the Rose Bowl 

Aquatics Center to train with his La Cañada School teammates. 

"We needed student leadership in the pool," Renfro said. "It was hard 

to train here and not there, but it was what we needed. It was worth it." 

Renfro scored two individual wins and helped the Spartans 400-yard 

freestyle relay team to a victory en route to the Rio Hondo League 

championship with a 97-73 victory over visiting San Marino on 

Thursday afternoon. 

In a battle for league 

supremacy, the Spartans outscored the Titans, 32-14, in the final three events. 

The La Cañada girls scored a 96-74 victory to create a three-way tie for the league title. The Spartans, Titans and South 

Pasadena all finished 4-1. 

"Losing to South Pasadena was hard to swallow, so we came in here knowing we had to win this meet," Spartans coach Tiffany 

Quash said. "That's what we did. We executed. It was like looking at a different team." 

It is the final meet before the league preliminaries and finals, which will be held next week at the Rose Bowl. 

That's a very familiar place for Renfro, who won the 200 free in 1 minute, 43.8 seconds and 100 backstroke in 52.47. 

He said he did not even consult 

with coach Art Lopez about switching his practice site and schedule. 

"It was my decision," he said. "Coach had nothing to do with it." 

The Titans closed to within six points, 65-59, when the Spartans' top 200 free relay team was disqualified. 

"We did some bonehead things today," Lopez said. "That (disqualification) put pressure on everybody else on the back half. But 

the back half did its job." 

Renfro then won the 100 back for a 12-4 points swing and sophomore Brandon Nguyen took the 100 breaststroke in 1:00.86 to 

give the Spartans an 18-point lead and clinch the title. The Spartans 400 relay team then won in 3:16.13. 

"That (200) relay got us right back in and I knew we were going to take a hit in the backstroke, but their breaststroke (winner) 

stepped up, and there you go," San Marino coach Casey Holcomb said. "It was another classic La Cañada-San Marino fight. 

One of these years we'll get 'em." 

Spartans freshman Garrett Chin won the 200 individual medley in 1:56.50 and 500 free in 4: 48.80. He helped the 200 medley 

relay and 400 free relay teams to wins. 

Depth was the difference for the Spartan girls. 

"We just came in and swam our best," Katy Campbell said. "We were all pretty nervous going in, but we pulled together as a 

team." 

Campbell won two individual races and helped the Spartans to two relay victories. She won the 200 free in 1:58.78 and 500 free 

in 5:11.65. She also swam the anchor leg on the winning 200 and 400 free relays. 

Sarah Olson also scored a pair of victories for La Cañada, the 50 free in 24.83 and 100 free in 59.86. She also swam on both 

winning free relay teams. 

San Marino coach Mark Barr said that depth, and the Spartans' top four, was too much. 

"They are a lot stronger than we thought they were," he said. "Our depth did not come through like theirs did." 

Tiffany Warmuth and Stephanie Samudro both scored a pair of victories for the Titans. Warmuth won the 200 IM in 2:19.10 and 

100 back in 1: 01.94. Samudro won the 100 butterfly in 57.56 and 100 breast in 1:06.35. 

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From the Pasadena Star News

Pressure mostly absent at Masters 



IRVINE - The pressure of winning a CIF-Southern Section swimming or diving title was gone Tuesday. Instead, the byword at the 

CIF-SS M asters Swimming and Diving Meet at Woollett Aquatic Center at Irvine High School was "fun." 

Sure, winning was part of the equation. La Ca ada's Katy Campbell, the Glendora girls 200 medley relay and 400 free relay 

teams, Keppel's David Jakl and Pasadena Poly's Annika Lenz all scored victories. 

For the most part, though, times were slightly slower than those of last weekend's CIF-SS finals at Long Beach's Belmont Plaza 

Pool. Many of the top competitors opted to skip their top event or the entire meet, and there often were alternates thrown into 

races at the last minute. Sometimes lanes were empty because the alternates weren't there, either. 

"It's fun doing relays," said Glendora senior Gretchen Jaques, a two- time Division 2 individual champion Saturday. "We decided 

to just do relays. Its definitely a good way to end my senior year." 

There were three heats in each event. The winning order was determined by time, but all of the victories Tuesday came from the 

third heat. 

Campbell was one of only three swimmers to score two victories. Michael Haney of Bloomington and Lindsey Engel of Crean 

Lutheran also had two wins. Campbell, a junior, won the 200 freestyle in 1:48.66, a touch slower 

than her winning Division 1 time, and the 500 free in 4:46.05, three seconds slower then her winning finals time 

Friday. 

The Glendora girls 200 medley relay team of Jaques, Courtney McCadden, Kelly Corso and Rosemary Garcia won in 1:49.66. 

The La Serna t eam of Kiersten and Alyssa Shew, Gabby Pierandozzi and Melissa Lopez was sixth in 1: 53.30. 

The Tartans' 400 free relay team of McCadden, Ellie Jaques, Garcia and Gretchen Jaques won in 3:35.93. The Glendora 200 

free relay team of Rosemary Garcia, Kelly Corso, Nicole Gautreau and Gretchen Jaques finished second in 1:39.55. 

Lenz, who didn't compete in the meet last year, won the diving competition. As in the Division 2 finals, Lenz won the event with 

her inward 2 1/2 somersault tuck dive on the 3-meter springboard. The third of her six dives was again near-perfect in scoring a 

pair of nines and a pair of 8 1/2s. 

"I was just in the game and I stayed focused, relaxed and had fun," Lenz said. "There was no pressure." She scored a 354.55 

and won by 38.6 points. Keppel's Lisa Li was fourth. 

Jakl won the 100 backstroke in 51.34. He won the Division 3 title in the race Saturday with a time 1.01 seconds faster. He won 

Tuesday despite hitting the lane divider. 

"I thought he was going to lose focus, but he got going again," Keppel coach Ish Perez said. 

La Ca ada's Brandon Nguyen was third in the 200 individual medley in 1:54.30, and teammate Garrett Chin was fourth in 

1:54.71. Jakl was third in the 200 free in 1:40.97, and La Salle senior Andrew Barmann was eighth in 1:42.90. Barmann also was 

sixth in the 500 free in 4:37.17. San Marino's Stephanie Samudro was third in the 100 breaststroke 1:04.76, and Maranatha's 

Bella Schamber was fourth in 1:04.80. Samudro also was fourth in the 100 butterfly in 57.23, with Nicole Hau of Temple City fifth 

in 57.25. Jason Haney of Damien was fourth in the 100 free in 46.38. The San Marino boys 400 relay team of Joe Costa, Everett 

Phillips, Nathan Tsai and Stephen To was fourth in 3:14.01; Keppel's team of Ryan Yue, Justin Chiu, Joshua Huang and Jakl fifth 

in 3: 14.02; and the La Serna team of Kazu Omori, Mitchell Embry, Marcus Delgado and William Cobau eighth in 3:16.48. 

The Keppel boys 200 medley relay team of Jakl, Justin Chiu, Ryan Yue and Brendon Chiu was fifth in 1:38.70, and the San 

Marino team of Daniel To, Nathan Tsai, Stephen To and Joe Costa was eighth in 1:40.40. La Serna's Alyssa Shaw was fifth in the 

in the 200 IM in 2:07.26, and Maranatha's Schamber was eighth in 2:08.92. San Marino's Stephen To was fifth in the 100 

butterfly in 51.33, and Pasadena's Carolyn Lepesant was fifth in the 500 free in 5:01.45. Keppel's Brendon Chiu finished sixth in 

the 50 free in 21.46, and Walnut's Christine Vu was eighth in the 100 free in 53.87. 

PREP SWIMMING 

Rio Hondo League adjusting to Division 1 



The Rio Hondo League swimmers now know what they are up against after going through qualifying earlier this week. 

"I think we were a little overwhelmed," La Canada High School boys coach Art Lopez said. "I think it is overwhelming in the size 

of the other schools. They are so big. But the kids did well."

The league was moved up to CIF-Southern Section Division 1 status in the sport for the first time. The league had done very well 

in Division 2 recently, especially La Canada. The Spartans had finished at least in third place in either boys or girls for seven 

consecutive years. 

Lopez admits that the Spartans' streak probably won't continue when the Division 1 finals are held tonight at Long Beach's 

Belmont Plaza pool. The first race is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. 

"I hope we make the Top 8," he said. "But I told our kids we're not going to whine or complain about it. These are the facts." 

La Canada, which won the league boys title and shared the girls title with San Marino and South Pasadena, qualified in seven 

final events and six consolation events. San Marino, which was second to La Canada in the boys, qualified four in the finals and 

three in the consolations. 

The league still has an excellent chance at scoring individual victories. Reigning Division 2 champion Katy Campbell of La 

Canada is one of the favorites in both the 200 and 500 freestyles. 

Her better shot at winning is in the longer distance. Teammate 

Christian Renfro is seeded third in the 200 free. 

"It was the prelims; we're not going to show all of our cards," Lopez said. 

La Canada's Brandon Nguyen and Garrett Chin are in the 200 individual medley finals. Bo Mattix is in the 100 backstroke finals 

and the Spartans' 400 free relay team will swim for first place. 

San Marino's Nicole Hau and Stephanie Samudro both qualified for the 100 butterfly final. Samudro also qualified fifth in the 100 

breaststroke. Stephen To is in the boys 100 fly final. 

Both of the league's 50 free champions are in the consolation final. 

Temple City's Filip Dagkovich, who had a lifetime-best 20.99 in the league finals, needed to go even faster in the prelims to make 

the finals. He went 21.18 and is seeded 10th. La Canada's Sarah Olson is also seeded 10th. 

"The times were shocking," Lopez said of the sprints. 

The Division 2 and 3 finals will be Saturday at Belmont Plaza. 

Keppel is one of the favorites to win in Division 3, in both boys and girls. They begin at 10a.m. Division 2, which will feature the 

Pacific and Prep leagues, is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. 

"If everything falls in place, we have a good shot," Keppel coach Ish Perez said. "We're looking forward to it." 

The Aztecs won the division's girls title last year and the boys placed third.

2011 SMHS Swimming 

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