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NADADORES
SWIMMING NEWS
Winter 2016
Golden Goggles Awards
Team Records Broken
42nd Annual Turkey Classic
Championship Meets
Nadadores Dominate Pro-Am
The Mission Viejo Nadadores won the KMSC Pro-Am
Classic, held in Lewiston, TX
on December 17-21, 2015, with
a score of 1207. This was nearly
twice the score of the second-place
team, Lakeside Aquatics (614).
The Nadadores also won the men’s
and women’s team competitions by
a similar margin, scoring 731 for
the men and 476 for the women.
The Nadadores started strong
right from the first night where
the women won every event, and
the men won all but one event on
day one, and broke several team
records throughout the meet. The
Nadadores kept the pressure on the
competition throughout the entire
meet.
On the first day of the meet,
Stephanie Peacock won the women’s 1000-yard freestyle in 9:23.50;
the relay team of Samantha Shelton, Andrea Felix, Jessica Epps,
and Peacock won the 800 freestyle
relay; and Felix, Siqi Qin, Epps,
and Shelton teamed up to take the
gold in the women’s 200 medley
relay in 1:44.50, setting a new Na1
dadores team records in the 15-18
and open divisions in the process.
The Nadadores men nearly
accomplished the same feat, winning the 1000 free and 800 free
relay and earning the silver in the
200 medley relay. However, the
men were impressive in their deep
sweep of the 1000 free led by an
amazing swim by Grant Shoults.
Shoults went 8:48.03, the second
fastest time ever recorded by a U.S.
swimmer 18 years old or younger.
This was the 10th fastest time for
any American swimmer ever. That
time also lowers the Nadadores
15-18 year-old 1000-yard freestyle team record, previously set
by Mike O’Brien in 1983. Shoults
was followed by teammates, Dan
O’Connor, who finished second in
8:59.20 and Logan Redondo, who
went 9:01.48 for third. Shane Forker finished fifth in 9:15.56, Marc
Morizono was sixth in 9:23.81,
and Matt Hales finished seventh in
9:25.70.
In the men’s 800 free relay,
the Nadadores A relay (Morizono,
Forker, Redondo, Shoults) finished
(Pro-Am continued on page 8)
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Photo courtesy of Hoang Tran
Nadadores celebrate their men’s, women’s, and combine team victories
and men’s and women’s individual high point wins.
first (6:38.99) with the B relay
of M. Hales, Keyan Boniadi,
O’Connor, and Chua finishing third
in 6:53.25.
The Nadadores men had a
silver-medal finish in the men’s 200
medley relay. The A relay team of
Daniel Kim, Trent Pellini, Chua,
and Morizono finished second
(1:34.52).
On the second day of the
meet, the Nadadores continued
their winning ways by notching
wins in the men’s and women’s
400-yard individual medley, the
men’s and women’s 400-yard freestyle relay, and the men’s 200-yard
freestyle.
J. Epps won the women’s
400-yard individual medley in
4:17.15. Redondo won the corresponding men’s event in 3:53.21.
Redondo led another impressive
championship final showing for
the Nadadores with O’Connor
finishing third (3:57.99), Kim
sixth (4:03.20), and Forker seventh
(4:03.61).
Shoults continued his dominance by winning men’s 200-yard
freestyle in 1:34.72. Shoults was
joined in the championship final by
teammates Logan Redondo who
finished fifth (1:37.91) and Marc
Morizono in eighth (1:39.73).
The Nadadores women
and men each won their 400-yard
freestyle relay event. The women’s
relay of Victoria Epps, Felix, Peacock, and Shelton won in 3:23.95.
Kim, Shoults, Redondo, and Morizono teamed up to win the men’s
event in 3:02.07, breaking the Nadadores previous open team record
of 3:05.40. The mark was previously set in 2008 by Tom Shields,
Charlie Rimkus, Kane Radford,
Nadadores Shine at SCS Champs
Mia Ristic gets some air at the start of the 200 backstroke.
The Nadadores had amazing time drops and exciting races at
the Southern California Swimming
(SCS) Club Championships held
December 4-6 at the Rose Bowl
Aquatic Complex in Pasadena. One
of the most exciting races was the
13-14 girls 200-yard breaststroke.
Nadadores Caitlin Caruso and
Devon Forker battled the entire distance for a down-to-the-wire finish.
Caruso edged out Forker by 0.10
seconds to win in 2:23.86.
A few Nadadores were
crowned SCS champions in addition to Caruso. Ella Ristic won
the 13-14 girls 200-yard freestyle
in 1:50.80, and Noah Brune won
the 13-14 boys 1000 freestyle in
9:36.35 and the 400 individual
medley (IM) in 4:10.09.
Along with Forker’s runnerup finish in the 200 breast, were
several other Nadadores silver
medalists--all in the 13-14 girls division. Mia Ristic finished second
in the 100-yard butterfly in 56.60.
The 200 and 400-yard freestyle relays and the 200-yard medley relay
all finished second. Relay members
on all of these relays were M. Ristic, Caruso, Ivy Tran, and E. Ristic.
Forker also had a bronze medal
finish in the 400 IM, finishing in
4:31.84. Keep reading to find out
about all of the Nadadores finalists.
Nadadores in the Finals
5-10 Girls
• 200 free relay—MVN A 5th (Ava Hashemi, Emily Freitas, Abby O’Sullivan,
Hannah Miller) 2:00.43.
• 200 medley relay—MVN A 9th (Hashemi, Freitas, O’Sullivan, Miller) 2:18.33.
11-12 Girls
• 50 breast—Maya Pinedo 6th 33.15.
13-14 Girls
• 50 free—Ella Ristic 5th 24.27, Mia Ristic
8th 24.51.
• 200 free—E. Ristic 1st 1:50.80.
• 500 free--E. Ristic 3rd 5:01.96, Marybeth Johnson 4th 5:06.31.
• 1000 free—M. Johnson 5th 10:33.02.
• 200 back—M. Johnson 9th 2:09.24.
• 100 breast—Caitlin Caruso 5th 1:07.48,
Devon Forker 9th 1:09.62.
• 200 breast—Caruso 1st 2:23.86, Forker
2nd 2:23.96.
• 100 fly—M. Ristic 2nd 56.60, Ivy Tran
10th 59.51.
• 200 fly--M. Johnson 3rd 2:06.15.
• 200 IM--M. Ristic 1st 2:06.67, Forker
5th 2:10.02.
• 400 IM—Forker 3rd 4:31.84, Caruso 7th
4:37.85.
• 200 free relay—MVN A 2nd (M. Ristic,
Tran, M. Johnson, E. Ristic) 1:38.16.
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400 free relay—MVN A 2nd (M. Ristic,
Tran, M. Johnson, E. Ristic) 3:34.36.
800 free relay—MVN A (Forker, Tran,
Caruso, M. Johnson) 5th 8:01.05.
200 medley relay—MVN A 2nd (M.
Ristic, Caruso, Tran, E. Ristic) 1:49.46.
15-18 Girls
• 500 free--Ellie Whitney 10th 5:18.57.
• 1000 free—Whitney 6th 10:37.47.
5-10 Boys
• 100 free—Allen Cai 7th 1:00.79.
• 200 free relay—MVN A 7th (Dean
Fujimoto, Dominic Morales-Ostergaard,
Garret Hartline, Cai) 1:59.34.
• 200 medley relay—MVN A 10th (Fujimoto, Timothy McElroy, Cai, D. MoralesOstergaard) 2:18.84.
11-12 Boys
• 50 free—Jake Romo 10th 25.74.
• 1000 free—Anders Hundeby 9th
11:14.28.
• 50 back—Lucas Morales-Ostergaard
8th 29.64.
• 50 breast—Romo 9th 32.66.
• 200 free relay—MVN A 5th (L. MoralesOstergaard, Donovan Hess, A. Hundeby, Romo) 1:45.24.
• 200 medley relay—MVN A 9th (A. Hundeby, Romo, L. Morales-Ostergaard,
Hess) 2:00.04.
13-14 Boys
• 200 free—Noah Brune 6th 1:48.41.
• 500 free--Brune 2nd 4:40.82
• 1000 free—Brune 1st 9:36.35
• 100 breast—Quinn Neamand 9th
1:03.45.
• 200 breast—Neamand 8th 2:20.25, Alex
Borjal 9th 2:24.34.
• 100 fly—Brian Cantin 8th 54.90.
• 200 fly--Brune 3rd 1:56.57, Cantin 7th
2:03.22.
• 200 IM--Neamand 7th 2:02.65, Cantin
10th 2:10.12.
• 400 IM—Brune 1st 4:10.09, Quinn Neamand 7th 4:16.44, Cantin 10th 4:23.37.
• 200 free relay—MVN A (Cantin, Neamand, A. Borjal, Brune) 8th 1:34.94.
• 800 free relay—MVN A (Cantin, A. Borjal, Neamand, Brune) 6th 7:31.31.
• 200 medley relay—MVN A (Neamand,
A. Borjal, Cantin, Brune) 4th 1:43.73.
• 400 medley relay—MVN A (Neamand,
A. Borjal, Cantin, Brune) 8th 3:52.31.
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Three Nadadores Honored at Golden Goggles
Photo courtesy of USA Swimming
Photo courtesy of Mike Hales
ect. Day is an American R & B
singer who has just released her
debut album, Cheers to the Fall.
The Golden Goggles Awards celebrates the accomplishments of the
U.S. National Team and benefits
the USA Swimming Foundation to
help the Foundation save lives and
build champions both in and out of
the water.
(From left) Chris Hales and Matt Hales accept Hero Award.
Mission Viejo Nadadores
swimmers, Chris Hales, Matt
Hales, and Katie McLaughlin, were
all honored at the USA Swimming
Golden Goggle Awards held at the
J.W. Marriott, Los Angeles—L.A.
Live, on Sunday, November 22.
Chris and Matt Hales
received the Hero Award for
their work founding and running
Goggles for Guppies. Goggles for
Guppies began in 2011 as a service
project to help prevent childhood
drowning. The Hales brothers have
worked ever since to ensure that
free swim suits, caps, and goggles
are provided to at-risk children
in order to eliminate the financial
barriers to participating in learn-toswim programs offered by Make
a Splash local partners throughout
the U.S. This organization has
grown to distribute more than
16,000 pieces of swimming equipment to underprivileged children.
McLaughlin won a Golden
Goggles Award for her part in the
Best Relay Performance of the
Year. The Relay Performance of
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the Year Award is given to the best
relay performance of the year,
male or female, in the finals of a
relay event, with emphasis given to
those relays performing at World
Championship meets. The women’s
800-freestyle relay team of Missy
Franklin, Leah Smith, McLaughlin,
and Katie Ledecky joined forces
to win the gold at the 2015 FINA
World Championships held last
summer in Kazan, Russia. Their
time was 7:45.37, just 3.29 seconds
short of the world record. Franklin,
Smith, and McLaughlin kept the
relay close, giving Ledecky only
a 0.34 second deficit to overcome,
which she did quickly. The American relay went on to win the event
by approximately three seconds.
The Golden Goggle Awards
are like the Oscars of swimming.
This year’s event was hosted by
comedian and actor, Anders Holm,
and featured a performance by Andra Day. You may recognize Holm
from movies including The Intern
and The Interview and television
shows including The Mindy Proj-
Nadadores Win at Tiburon
Katie McLaughlin.
How do I notify the
team of a high school
or medical leave of
absence or that my
swimmer is leaving
the Nadadores?
Log onto Team Unify at
www.mvnswim.org, click on
“member info,” then click
on “change of status,” and
complete the form that fits
your situation. Be sure to
submit the form to the Swim
Office before the 21st of the
month to avoid being billed
for the following month
(e.g. submit the form on or
before January 21 to not receive a February 1 invoice).
(From left) Trent Pellini, Steven Derman, Sami Nassif, Austin Jones, Ellie
Whitney, Solaire Nazarenus-Olson, and Savannah DuPuis show their prerace swagger.
On Sunday, September 20,
seven Nadadores competed in the
elite division of the RCP Tiburon
Mile in Raccoon Strait in Tiburon,
CA. The Tiburon Mile is one of the
most competitive and prestigious
open water events in the world.
This year’s race featured Olympians and swimmers from Russia,
Australia, Germany, and the U.S.
Swimmers start the race on Angel
Island and cross Raccoon Strait to
finish in Tiburon.
There was an extremely
strong ebb tide during the event, so
only the elite division was allowed
to compete. Races for all other divisions were cancelled. Despite the
extremely talented competition, the
Nadadores won the team trophy by
a large margin.
In the elite women’s division, Ashley Twitchell repeated as
elite female champion, finishing in
22:40, winning the $2500 prize
for professional athletes. She also
won in 2013. The event was not
held in 2014. Twitchell and Becca
Mann battled throughout the race,
but Twitchell pulled away at the
finish to beat Mann by one second.
Stephanie Peacock finished fifth
in 23:25, Savannah DuPuis was
seventh in 25:42, Sammi Nassif finished eighth in 26:22, Ellie
Whitney was 11th in 27:37, and
Solaire Nazarenus-Olson finished
14th in 28:24.
In the men’s elite division, Dan O’Connor finished fifth
in 22:49. Austin Jones was eighth
in 24:33, Steven Derman finished
12th in 25:23, and Trent Pellini was
14th in 25:40.
Nadadores Head Coach,
Bill Rose, noted, “I’m very proud
of all of the swimmers standing
up to the difficult conditions, and I
was very, very happy with how all
of the Nadadores performed.”
MAC Renovation Update
Nadadores staff and Foundation members are continuing to
meet with representatives from the
City of Mission Viejo to discuss
finances, timing, and design of the
Marguerite Aquatic Center (MAC)
renovation project. The Fall 2015
issue of Mission Viejo Outlook
featured the MAC renovation as its
cover story. If you did not receive
a copy of Mission Viejo Outlook,
the story is available in the archive
news section of the Nadadores’
website.
You may also have noticed
some work being done around the
MAC. In September, crews visited
the complex to take soil samples
and to pave the drive between the
upper paved parking lot and the
lower dirt parking lot by the tennis
courts.
The MAC renovation master plan received positive feedback
from the Mission Viejo Community Services Commission at its
November meeting and from the
Planning and Transportation Commission in December. The next step
is for the City Council to approve
the design at their January meeting.
In the meantime, the Nadadores are continuing to meet with
the City of Mission Viejo regarding
the renovation of the MAC. Additionally, Nadadores staff is continuing to meet with multiple organizations within a 10-mile radius of
Mission Viejo to secure the best
possible pool space at the lowest
cost so that we are able to continue
training effectively and host meets
during the renovation.
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Turkey Tradition Thrives in Mission Viejo
Photo courtesy of Jamie Olson
The Mission Viejo Nadadores hosted the 42nd Annual
TYR Turkey Classic Swim Meet in
Memory of Nadadores swimmer,
Jesse Reese, November 20-23 at
the Marguerite Aquatic Center. The
42nd annual event was a four-day
affair that upheld the tradition of
a fun, high-quality event that was
well-executed. Over the years,
many world record holders and
Olympians have competed at this
event, and this year was no exception.
U.S. National Team member and Nadadores swimmer,
Stephanie Peacock, dominated the
meet, winning all of her events.
These included the 50, 100, 200,
500, and 1650-yard freestyles.
U.S. National Junior Team
and Nadadores members Grant
Shoults and Samantha Shelton also
performed well. Shoults swam a
different line-up than he typically
swims at top-level meets; however,
he was still a major force winning
the 200-yard event of each stroke
(breaststroke, backstroke, butterfly,
and freestyle) as well as the 500yard freestyle, 100-yard backstroke, 100-yard breaststroke, and
50-yard freestyle. Shelton finished
second behind Peacock in the 500yard freestyle.
The Nadadores had several
deep sweep finishes throughout the
meet. Some of the deepest sweeps
were in the distance events. In the
girls 13-14 500-yard freestyle, the
Nadadores swept the event, taking
the top seven spots with Ella Ristic
finishing first, Marybeth Johnson
second, Mia Ristic third, Natalie
Oien fourth, Devon Forker fifth,
Ivy Tran sixth, and Hannah Erickson seventh. The 13-14 girls also
took the top seven places in the
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37.14, 100 breast 8th 1:39.22.
Lauren Olson swims the fly leg of the 200 IM at Turkey Classic.
Nadadores get ready to swim fast and cheer the start of Turkey Classic.
400-yard individual medley. The
top finishers in order were: Devon
Forker, Ella Ristic, Mia Ristic, Ivy
Tran, Marybeth Johnson, Caitlin
Caruso, and Junie Carlos. Not to be
outdone, the 15 and older girls took
the top 9 places in the 400-yard
individual medley. In order, the top
nine were: Vicky Gong, Victoria
Epps, Emily Baker, Andrea Felix,
Kyra Bernhardt, Savannah DuPuis,
Sami Nassif, Amy Qin, and Abby
Nugent. In the 1650 freestyle, the
15 and older girls won the top 13
places by the following (in order):
Peacock, DuPuis, Jessica Epps,
Emily Baker, Gong, Nassif, Bernhardt, Victoria Epps, Felix, Kendall
Peregrini, Hannah Ashbrook, Ashley Bergen, and Solaire NazarenusOlson.
In addition to fast swimming, participants and spectators
enjoyed beautiful Mission Viejo
fall weather, a snack bar full of
made-to-order grilled items, and
several booths with local vendors
including Competitive Aquatic
Supply, Hawaiian Shaved Ice,
Northwest Designs, and SwimLabs. Coaches and officials enjoyed a complimentary hospitality
bistro dining area with food freshly
made on-site and provided by local
restaurants including Rice Bowl
Express, All Star Pizza, and Tula
Market.
Nadadores Top Eight Finishers
5-8 Year-Old Girls Blue Division
•Andrea Bintintan—50 back 6th 45.02, 50
breast 7th 51.11, 100 IM 7th 1:37.41.
•Nicole Christensen—50 breast 6th 50.67, 50
free 7th 39.54.
•Payton Grubb—50 back 7th 45.77.
•Giselle Hollis—100 free 2nd 1:17.64, 50 back
5th 42.47, 50 breast 3rd 47.15, 50 fly 2nd
40.00, 50 free 2nd 35.36, 100 IM 3rd 1:30.51.
5-8 Year-Old Girls Red Division
•Andrea Bintintan—100 free 8th 1:33.95, 50 fly
2nd 45.24, 50 free 3rd 40.93.
•Quinsey Bryan—50 fly 5th 49.25.
•Allyson Choi—50 free 7th 42.87.
•Nicole Christensen—100 free 2nd 1:25.92, 50
fly 8th 51.99, 100 IM 1st 1:40.43.
•Sydney De Sena—50 back 6th 48.46.
•Danielle Gorrell—100 free 3rd 1:27.87, 50
back 2nd 47.05, 50 breast 3rd 54.09, 50 fly 4th
48.18, 4th 40.95, 100 IM 3rd 1:42.24.
•Payton Grubb—100 free 6th 1:33.84, 50
fly 7th 51.15, 50 free 2nd 40.69, 100 IM 7th
1:47.66.
•Kendry Kerr—100 free 7th 1:33.93, 50 breast
2nd 51.99, 50 fly 6th 49.60, 50 free 8th 42.88,
100 IM 2nd 1:42.14.
•Norah Lee—50 back 1st 45.58, 50 breast 4th
54.32, 100 IM 5th 1:46.20.
•Sophie Lee—50 breast 8th 56.20.
•Sydnie Massucco—50 back 7th 48.51, 50 free
5th 42.12.•Tess Valenta—50 back 4th 47.73,
100 IM 8th 1:49.03.
5-8 Year-Old Boys Blue Division
•Evan Quan—100 free 1st 1:20.34, 50 back 1st
43.29, 50 breast 1st 46.76, 50 free 1st 37.39.
5-8 Year-Old Boys Red Division
•J.D. Felker—100 free 7th 1:37.45, 50 back 5th
52.66, 50 breast 2nd 53.50, 50 fly 4th 52.22,
50 free 4th 42.13, 100 IM 5th 1:46.75.
•Anson Geis—100 free 6th 1:35.40, 50 back
3rd 50.80, 50 breast 5th 56.76.
•Cameron Hess—100 free 3rd 1:30.24, 50
back 1st 47.41, 50 breast 1st 51.39, 50 fly 2nd
47.71, 50 free 1st 39.57, 100 IM 2nd 1:40.41.
•Ethan Patrick—50 breast 3rd 55.52.
•Evan Quan—50 fly 1st 45.89, 100 IM 1st
1:32.51.
•Owen Raine—100 free 2nd 1:29.24, 50 back
2nd 48.82, 50 breast 7th 1:00.91, 50 fly 3rd
51.06, 50 free 2nd 39.75, 100 IM 4th 1:45.86.
7-10 Year-Old Girls Blue Division
•Emily Freitas—100 free 4th 1:05.54, 50 breast
3rd 38.98, 100 fly 6th 1:16.28, 200 IM 2nd
2:36.23, 100 breast 2nd 1:23.42, 100 back 1st
1:14.02, 200 free 2nd 2:20.84, 500 free 1st
6:06.89.
•Ava Hashemi—50 back 3rd 36.13, 50 free 4th
30.20.
•Henley Kerr—100 IM 5th 1:18.87.
•Hannah Miller—50 back 4th 36.76, 50 free
2nd 29.80.
•Abby O’Sullivan—100 free 8th 1:07.48, 100
fly 4th 1:15.35, 200 IM 4th 2:42.03, 50 free
6th 30.67, 100 back 3rd 1:15.90, 200 free 6th
2:24.11, 500 free 4th 6:17.56.
•Ashley Egerton Rueter—200 IM 5th 2:45.12.
7-10 Year-Old Girls Red Division
•Sydney Baker—100 free 6th 1:13.99, 50 back
6th 40.02, 200 IM 1st 3:01.95, 50 free 3rd
33.39, 200 free 2nd 2:40.76.
•Elizabeth Brandt—50 free 7th 34.27.
•Madison Cage—50 breast 2nd 44.66.
•Ava Chamkhaleh—100 free 3rd 1:12.07, 50
back 4th 39.41, 200 IM 5th 3:06.63, 50 free 1st
32.98, 100 back 5th 1:26.81.
•Isa Clark—50 breast 6th 45.91.
•Sophia Del Rosario—50 back 8th 40.74.
•Dani Dillard—50 free 2nd 33.13, 100 IM 7th
1:26.92.
•Aliya Hatch—50 back 5th 39.92, 50 breast
45.74.
•Leah Healy—200 IM 3rd 3:04.25, 100 IM 3rd
1:23.75, 100 breast 7th 1:39.09, 200 free 7th
2:46.02.
•Ava Helton—200 IM 7th 3:06.95, 100 IM 8th
1:26.93, 100 breast 5th 1:38.07, 100 back 8th
1:28.90, 200 free5th 2:45.37.
•Henly Kerr—100 fly 5th 1:32.99.
•Payton Love—100 fly 4th 1:32.81, 100 back
1st 1:21.08.
•Sofia Massa—200 IM 3:06.87, 100 IM 4th
1:25.70.
•Kayla McCleave—100 back 7th 1:28.03.
•Jade McConatahy—100 fly 6th 1:35.04.
•Hannah Miller—200 IM 4th 3:05.49, 100
breast 4th 1:34.92.
•Analise Raine—100 breast 2nd 1:32.33.
•Chloe Stinson—100 free 8th 1:15.85, 50 fly
5th 38.60, 100 back 4th 1:26.25.
•Eliza Taylor—50 breast 8th 46.01.
•Irene Tran—100 fly 3rd 1:31.19, 50 fly 2nd
7-10 Year-Old Boys Blue Division
•Allen Cai—100 IM 1st 1:10.28, 100 breast 4th
1:25.49, 100 back 1st 1:10.03, 200 free 1st
2:12.35, 500 free 1st 6:04.74.
•Dean Fujimoto—50 back 2nd 36.38, 100
fly 5th 1:20.75, 200 IM 4th 2:47.74, 50 fly
8th 35.72, 100 IM 6th 1:18.78, 100 breast
6th 1:27.28, 100 back 8th 1:18.83, 500 free
6:37.98.
•Garrett Hartline—50 back 7th 37.31.
•Timothy McElroy—100 breast 7th 1:28.21.
•Dominic Morales Ostergaard—100 free 5th
1:07.23, 50 back 6th 37.26, 50 breast 6th
41.86, 50 fly 7th 35.57, 50 free 5th 30.23, 100
breast 5th 1:27.27, 200 free 8th 2:25.13, 500
free 6th 6:36.42.
7-10 Year-Old Boys Red Division
•Bryce Chapman—50 back 7th 41.63, 100
back 6th 1:28.71.
•Trent Coulston—100 back 7th 1:31.86.
•Diego Dilao—100 breast 2nd 1:26.76.
•Andrew Douglas—50 breast 5th 46.00, 50 free
6th 34.64, 100 breast 4th 1:39.78, 200 free 3rd
2:43.64.
•Aaron Fang—200 IM 6th 3:06.21, 100 IM 5th
1:26.91, 200 free 7th 2:52.40.
•Benjamin Gallegos—50 breast 8th 46.25, 100
IM 7th 1:27.94, 100 breast 6th 1:41.98, 100
back 5th 1:28.65.
•Oliver Gray—50 back 4th 40.96, 50 free
7th 34.85, 100 IM 2nd 1:24.29, 100 back 4th
1:28.28.
•Sam Lindelof—50 back 8th 41.79.
•Tommy Matheis—50 fly 4th 39.13.
•Timothy McElroy—100 fly 5th 1:34.70, 50 free
4th 33.45.
•Jack Nugent—100 free 7th 1:13.29, 50 free
5th 33.69, 100 back 3rd 1:28.06.
•Gian Santos—100 free 1st 1:09.75, 50 breast
3rd 44.62, 100 fly 1st 1:27.96, 50 free 2nd
32.82, 100 IM 1st 1:23.69, 100 breast 2nd
1:36.59 200 free 2nd 2:37.65.
•Nathan Wei—100 free 8th 1:13.89, 200 IM 7th
3:07.45, 200 free 4th 2:48.02.
11-12 Year-Old Girls Blue Division
•Lizzie Dilao—1650 free 7th 21:14.22.
•Sasha Soroosh—500 free 2nd 5:32.59, 100
free 6th 59.41, 400 IM 2nd 5:02.23, 200 free
4th 2:06.48, 1650 free 1st 19:08.87.
•Maya Piñedo—500 free 5th 5:44.62, 400 IM
7th 5:22.74, 200 breast 3rd 2:41.45, 100 IM 5th
1:07.23, 100 back 5th 1:07.96, 1650 free 5th
20:30.46.
•Alexis Telford—500 free 8th 6:04.20, 1650
free 6th 20:59.21.
•Savanna Turpin—1650 free 8th 21:23.58.
(Turkey continued on page 17)
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Nadadores Rock JOs
Nadadores in the Finals
5-10 Girls
• 50 free—Chloe Stinson 4th 30.60, Ava
Helton 9th 30.67, Henley Kerr 14th 32.20.
• 100 free—Hannah Miller 5th 1:08.40, Kerr
10th 1:10.10.
• 200 free—Miller 11th 2:34.13.
• 50 back—Miller 4th 35.67.
• 100 back—Miller 11th 1:17.86.
• 50 breast—Analise Raine 7th 41.53, Kerr
8th 42.03, Payton Love 9th 40.98.
• 100 breast—Raine 10th 1:29.14, Love
13th 1:29.59.
• 100 fly—Emma Borjal 16th 1:26.76.
• 200 IM—P. Love 14th 2:53.54.
• 200 free relay--MVN A (P. Love, Sydney
Baker, Kerr, A. Helton) 3rd 2:05.03.
• 200 medley relay--MVN A (Miller, P. Love,
Kerr, A. Helton) 2nd 2:23.01.
11-12 Girls
• 200 free—Elizabeth Meshkin 12th
2:13.88.
• 50 back—Lizzie Dilao 11th 32.89.
• 50 breast—Savanna Turpin 8th 37.20.
• 100 breast—Turpin 12th 1:18.88.
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Photo courtesy of
The Nadadores travelled to
Las Vegas, NV December 11-13 to
compete in the Southern California
Swimming Junior Olympic Championships. Everyone was grateful
to be competing in an indoor pool
as the temperatures outside were in
the 30’s each morning.
The Nadadores made the
most of their opportunities with
many swimmers returning to swim
in finals and many new personal
best times earned. This was a
great opportunity for many swimmers to experience competing in a
preliminary and final format, with
swimmers in all age groups earning
second swims.
Additionally, many Nadadores were Junior Olympic
champions including Junie Carlos,
Hanna Erickson, Dean Fujimoto,
Ryan Goh, Garrett Hartline, Tyler
Johnson, Dominic Morales-Ostergaard, Katie Nugent, Natalie Oien.
(From left) Gian Santos, Dominic Morales-Ostergaard, Coach Brian, Dean
Fujimoto, and Garrett Hartline celebrate their 200 medley relay victory.
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100 fly—Meshkin 11th 1:08.96.
200 free relay--MVN A (A. Helton, Meshkin, L. Dilao, P. Love) 7th 1:53.69.
400 medley relay—MVN A (L. Dilao, Turpin, Meshkin, Taylor Love) 8th 4:43.86.
13-14 Girls
• 50 free—Katie Martin 3rd 25.87, Natalie
Oien 10th 26.31, Katie Nugent 12th 26.53.
• 100 free—Oien 2nd 55.31, Martin 9th
56.25.
• 200 free—K. Nugent 1st 1:59.59, Oien
2nd 1:59.83, Junie Carlos 12th 2:04.33.
• 500 free—Hannah Erickson 8th 5:32.10.
• 1000 free—Allison Lockard 7th 11:41.49,
Anastasia Barrera 9th 12:00.62, Lauren
Olson 10th 12:02.56.
• 1650 free—Lockard 8th 19:47.93, Barrera
11th 20:23.17.
• 100 back—Carlos 3rd 1:03.77, Martin
12th 1:05.91.
• 200 back—Carlos 1st 2:12.63, Erickson
9th 2:19.65, Martin 15th 2:26.12.
• 100 breast—K. Nugent 1st 1:09.08, Erickson 4th 1:12.43.
• 200 breast—Martin 10th 2:42.27.
• 100 fly—Erickson 4th 1:02.05, Oien 13th
1:04.70, Lockard 1:04.81.
• 200 fly—Oien 4th 2:20.50.
• 200 IM—K. Nugent 5th 2:16.62, Oien 7th
2:16.79, Erickson 8th 2:18.27.
• 400 IM—K. Nugent 4th 4:53.97.
• 200 free relay--MVN A (Martin, Tyler Johnson, Oien, K. Nugent) 1st 1:43.80.
• 800 free relay—MVN A (Erickson, Carlos,
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K. Nugent, Oien) 1st 8:14.56, MVN B
(Lockard, Olson, T. Johnson, Martin) 8th
8:35.76.
200 medley relay--MVN A (Carlos, K.
Nugent, Erickson, Oien) 2nd 1:57.74.
400 medley relay—MVN A (Carlos, K.
Nugent, Erickson, Oien) 1st 4:12.45,
MVN B (Olson, Johnson, Barrera, Martin)
10th 4:30.65.
5-10 Boys
• 50 free—Dominic Morales-Ostergaard 1st
29.38, Dean Fujimoto 3rd 29.84.
• 100 free—D. Morales-Ostergaard 1st
1:04.54, Gian Santos 12th 1:10.64.
• 200 free—D. Morales-Ostergaard 8th
2:30.73, Santos 14th 2:34.11.
• 50 back—D. Fujimoto 4th 35.65, Santos
12th 37.00, Garrett Hartline 14th 37.99.
• 100 back—D. Fujimoto 5th 1:17.01, Hartline 12th 1:19.67.
• 50 breast—D. Morales-Ostergaard 3rd
40.96, D. Fujimoto 4th 41.18, Diego Dilao
14th 43.81. 100 breast—Santos 15th
1:34.21, Jack Nugent 16th 1:34.28.
• 100 fly—D. Fujimoto 7th 1:20.07.
• 100 IM—D. Morales-Ostergaard 10th
1:17.93, D. Fujimoto 13th 1:18.16.
• 200 free relay--MVN A (D. Morales-Ostergaard, Hartline, J. Nugent, D. Fujimoto)
3rd 2:05.21.
• 200 medley relay--MVN A (D. MoralesOstergaard, D. Fujimoto, Hartline, Santos)
1st 2:22.41.
(JOs continued on page 16)
(Pro-Am continued from page 1)
and Lucas Norman.
In a tight race in the women’s 200-yard freestyle, Mission
Viejo Nadadores Samantha Shelton
finished just 0.18 seconds behind
pro swimmer, Karlee Bispo, to take
the silver with a 1:45.50. Shelton
edged out teammate, Stephanie
Peacock who finished third in
1:45.74.
The Mission Viejo Nadadores continued their winning ways
on the third day. Peacock won the
women’s 500-yard freestyle in
4:36.89, just missing Chloe Sutton’s team record of 4:36.76. In the
men’s event, Shoults led another
Nadadores-dominated final, winning in 4:19.45. O’Connor was
third (4:22.43), Redondo fifth
(4:23.98), and Forker seventh
(4:33.97).
Shoults also won the men’s
200-yard individual medley in
1:48.05. His time missed breaking
the Nadadores team record currently held by Ken Takahashi by 0.07
seconds.
Although they finished third
in the event, the men’s 400-yard
medley relay team Kim, Pellini,
Min Zhi Chua, and Shoults lowered the Nadadores 15-18 year-old
team record to 3:27.86. The previous record of 3:34.00 has stood
since 2009, and was held by Lucas
Norman, J. Kim, Tom Shields, and
S. Wollkind. Meanwhile, in the
women’s 400-yard medley relay,
the team of Andrea Felix, Siqi Qin,
Jessica Epps, and Shelton took the
silver in 3:50.01.
Other bronze medal performances included Shelton’s third
place finish in the women’s 50-yard
freestyle in 22.87, just short of
Katie McLaughlin’s team record of
22.62 set at this meet last year. J.
Epps finished third in the women’s
200-yard breaststroke in 2:19.04.
Highlights of the final session included several Nadadores
medalist performances. Shoults finished second in the men’s 200-yard
butterfly with a 1:45.84 behind pro
swimmer, Bobby Bollier. Shelton
was the first amateur and third
overall finisher in the women’s
100-yard freestyle with a 49.62.
Redondo was third in the men’s
200-yard backstroke in 1:50.08.
Nadadores in Finals
Women
• 50 free—Shelton 3rd 22.87.
• 100 free—Shelton 3rd 49.62, Gong 6th C
Final 53.25, Savannah DuPuis 5th D final.
• 200 free—Shelton 2nd 1:45.50, Peacock
3rd 1:45.74, Gong 5th B final 1:52.53,
Felix 6th C final 1:54.08.
• 500 free—Peacock 1st 4:36.89, Shelton
4th 4:51.97, Sammi Nassif 5th B final
5:05.16, DuPuis 6th B final 5:05.98.
• 1000 free—Peacock 1st 9:23.50, DuPuis
5th 10:14.70, Nassif 6th 10:16.85, Kendal
Peregrini 2nd C final 10:39.48.
• 100 back—Felix 6th B final 58.58, Gong
8th B final 58.90.
• 200 back—Gong 4th 2:02.66, J. Epps 8th
2:03.37, Felix 7th C final2:09.47.
• 50 breast—Qin 6th 29.90, Baker 5th B
final 31.36.
• 100 breast—J. Epps 1st B final 1:04.44,
Qin 2nd B final 1:04.57, Kyra Bernhardt
8th B final 1:06.92, Emily Baker 4th C final
1:07.23.
• 200 breast—J. Epps 3rd 2:19.04, Qin
2nd B final 2:22.93, Bernhardt 3rd B Final
2:23.20, DuPuis 7th B final 2:25.67, Baker
3rd C final 2:25.80.
• 100 fly—Shelton 6th 55.36, Felix 3rd B
final 57.16.
• 200 fly—J. Epps 4th 2:03.07, Nassif 2nd
C final 2:09.06, Baker 1st D final, V. Epps
2nd D final, Bernhardt 4th D final.
• 200 IM—J. Epps 4th 2:02.15, Shelton 5th
2:03.03, Baker 6th D final.
• 400 IM—J. Epps 1st 4:17.15, Victoria
Epps 3rd C final 4:31.34, Baker 6th C final
4:37.93, Bernhardt 8th C final 4:42.85.
• 400 free relay—MVN A (V. Epps, Felix,
Peacock, Shelton) 1st 3:23.95, MVN B
(Peregrini, Griffin, Nassif, Gong) 6th B
final 3:36.99.
• 800 free relay—MVN A (Shelton, Felix, J.
Epps, Peacock) 1st 7:16.42, MVN B
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Felix, J. Epps, Peacock) 1st 7:16.42, MVN
B (DuPuis, Peregrini, Nassif, Gong) 7th
7:44.92.
200 medley relay—MVN A (Felix, Qin,
J. Epps, Shelton) 1st 1:44.50, MVN B
(Gong, Bernhardt, Baker, Jeni Griffin) 2nd
B final 1:50.90.
400 medley relay—MVN A (Felix, Qin,
J. Epps, Shelton) 2nd 3:50.01, MVN B
(Gong, Bernhardt, V. Epps, Peacock) 1st
B final 3:57.26.
Men
100-free—Morizono 8th B final 47.51, Forker
5th C final 47.40, Andrew Marilley 7th C final
48.02, Chua 2nd D final, M. Hales 4th D final.
200 free—Shoults 1st 1:34.72, Redondo 5th
1:37.91, Morizono 8th 1:39.73, Forker 2nd B
final 1:40.55, 6th B final Marilley 1:41.63, M.
Hales 3rd C final1:42.01, Ryan Ascencio 7th D
final 1:45.63.
500 free—Shoults 1st 4:19.45, O’Connor 3rd
4:22.43, Redondo 5th 4:23.98, Forker 7th
4:33.97, M. Hales 2nd B final 4:36.09, Marilley
3rd B final 4:37.74, Morizono 4th B final
4:38.39, Keyan Boniadi 7th B final 4:45.19,
Ascencio 8th B final 4:45.34.
1000 free—Shoults 1st 8:48.03, O’Connor
2nd 8:59.20, Redondo 3rd 9:01.48, Forker 5th
9:15.56, Morizono 6th 9:23.81, M. Hales 7th
9:25.70, Austin Jones 3rd B final 9:33.94, Chris
McElroy 4th B final 9:34.16, Boniadi 6th B final
9:36.58, Evan Czaja 6th C final 9:54.75, Gavin
Hollis 7th C final 9:56.04, Chris Hales 8th C
final 9:56.19.
100 back—Kim 6th 50.58, Trent Pellini 8th C
final 55.61.
200 back—Redondo 3rd 1:50.08, Kim 7th
1:52.58, Marilley 8th 1:54.37, Pellini 14th
1:54.87.
50 breast—Pellini 1st B final 27.07.
100 breast—Pellini 5th 57.06, Chua 5th B
final 58.78, McElroy 4th C final 59.83, Steven
Derman 6th C final 1:01.08, Jones 7th C final
1:01.26.
200 breast—McElroy 5th B final 2:08.23, Jones
6th B final2:09.97, Pellini 8th B final 2:14.86,
Derman 3rd C final 2:11.75.
100 fly—Shoults 7th 48.75, Kim 8th 48.78,
Morizono 2nd C final 51.05, Ascencio 7th D
final 53.06.
200 fly—Shoults 2nd 1:45.84, Kim 5th 1:49.63,
Moriozno 1st B final 1:53.72, Ascencio 2nd B
final 1:54.87, Boniadi 5th B final 1:56.64, Chua
1st C final1:55.15, Danilo Concha 2nd D final
1:59.32.
200 IM—Shoults 1st 1:48.05, Kim 6th 1:52.30,
Pellini 8th 2:01.54, Marilley 4th B final 1:53.60,
(Pro-Am 2 continued on page 16)
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Inner-Coastal Clean-Up a Success
Photo courtesy of Jamie Olson
Scholastic All-America Team Announced
(From left) Nick Norman, Grant Shoults, and Marc Morizono earned Scholastic All-America Team honors.
The 2014-2015 Scholastic
All-America Team was announced
in September by USA Swimming
and included three Mission Viejo
Nadadores. Swimmers must apply
to be considered as a Scholastic
All-America Team member, and
the award combines the athlete’s
accomplishment in school as well
as in the pool. There were 1,925
swimmers throughout the U.S.
named to the Scholastic All-America Team. All team members earn
three certificates and a bag tag.
Those who have been named to the
team three times receive a special
memento from USA Swimming.
For the Nadadores, Marc Morizono, (first year), Nick Norman (third
year), and Grant Shoults (second
year) were named to the team.
Nadadores take time out for a group photo after picking up trash and debris from the Oso Creek Trail.
The City of Mission
Viejo hosted its 12th annual InnerCoastal Clean-up Day on Saturday,
September 19. Approximately 200
volunteers, including about 50
swimmers from the Mission Viejo
Nadadores, worked to clean the
area along the Oso Creek Trail and
neighboring commercial centers.
This event is held annually in conjunction with the Coastal Clean-up
Day and an international clean-up
event that went on throughout the
world.
Nadadores and other volunteers registered at the trailhead
and then got right to work. Over a
period of about two hours, the Nadadores picked up trash and debris.
They formed a line and scoured the
creek, trail, and hillside so that no
trash would be missed. Nadadores
found everything from cigarette
butts to matresses and shopping
carts.
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According to Denise Madson, Environmental Program Administrator for the Mission Viejo
Public Works Department, the
purpose of the Inner-Coastal Cleanup Day is not only to clean up trash
and debris in our community, but
also to educate residents about the
importance of picking up after ourselves and keeping our community
clean.
Even though Mission Viejo
is an inland community, it’s important for us all to remember that
things we discard improperly here
can end up in the ocean as it gets
blown or washed into storm drains
and creeks by rain and the those
waterways empty into the ocean.
This debris and trash can be harmful to marine wildlife. All in all,
volunteers collected about 200
pounds of trash and prevented it
from entering the ocean.
In the next
issue...
• MVN-Hosted Meets
• Blue JO Max
•Marguerite
Aquatic Center renovation up-
date
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Going the Distance at Arena Pro Swim Series
Photo courtesy of
The 2015-2016 Arena Pro
Swim Series began with competition at the University of Minnesota
Aquatic Center November 12-14.
This event featured an international field with several Olympians, including high-profile athletes
like Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte,
Katie Ledecky, and Missy Franklin. The meet also featured approximately 50 U.S. National Team
members including Nadadores
standout, Stephanie Peacock.
In a tough race on the final
day of the meet, Peacock won the
bronze in the women’s 800-meter
freestyle in 8:28.39 with the fifth
fastest time in the world. She was
just a few seconds behind Ledecky,
the current world record holder in
that event. Becca Mann finished
second with the second fastest
time in the world. Peacock had
other great swims, including her
fifth place finish in the women’s
400-meter freestyle in 4:08.23, the
ninth fastest time in the world. Peacock also had a ninth place finish in
the women’s 200-meter freestyle,
finishing in 1:59.93.
In the men’s 200-meter
butterfly, Grant Shoults won the
bronze in 2:00.41. Shoults was
just edged out by Chase Kalisz
(gold) and Michael Phelps (silver).
Shoults may have been a bit out
of gas when he raced the men’s
400-meter freestyle later in finals
that evening as he added nearly
six seconds from his prelims time,
but still managed to finish eighth.
Shoults also recorded a sixth place
finish in the men’s 1500-meter free
and qualified for the Olympic Trials with a 15:40.38. He also recorded a 12th place finish in the men’s
200-meter freestyle. Shoults was
seeded one spot ahead of Michael
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Coach Rose Three-peats as SCS Coach of the Year
Jessica Epps crushes the breaststroke leg of the 200 individual medley.
Coach Rose is all smiles with the 8 & Under swimmers and coaches.
Phelps and swam in the lane next
to Ryan Lochte in prelims and excelled under the pressure.
Another outstanding
swimmer at the meet was Jessica
Epps, who earned two personal
best times—one in the women’s
200-meter butterfly and the other in
the 200-meter individual medley.
“I was very pleased with the first
real long course event of the year,”
said Mission Viejo Nadadores
Head Coach, Bill Rose. “It’s hard
to compare how well we performed
because normally we swim short
course this time of year. However, we did compare very well to
the world class swimmers at this
meet.”
For the third year in a row,
Southern California Swimming
(SCS) has named Mission Viejo
Nadadores Head Coach, Bill Rose,
as its Coach of the Year. The Kevin
Perry Coach of the Year Award is
given in honor of Coach Kevin Perry and is voted on by SCS member
coaches. Nominations are submitted by coaches’ representatives or
senior representatives from across
SCS. Additionally, all coaches who
have placed swimmers on the U.S.
National or U.S. Junior National
teams are automatically nominated.
The Kevin Perry Coach of
the Year Award is presented each
year to the coach who produces
the best swimmers and contributes the most in terms of service
and leadership to SCS and USA
Swimming. Coach Rose coached
Katie McLaughlin and Stephanie
Peacock to the U.S. National Team.
McLaughlin competed at the World
Championships last August in Kazan, Russia. McLaughlin earned a
Nadadores in the Finals
Women
100-meter freestyle: Samantha
Shelton 7th in D final 57:78.
200-meter freestyle: Stephanie
Peacock 9th 1:59.93.
400-meter freestyle: Stephanie
Peacock 5th 4:08.23, Samantha Shelton 4th in
D final 4:21.28.
800-meter freestyle: Stephanie
Peacock 3rd 8:28.39, Samantha Shelton 6th in
D final 9:07.69.
200-meter butterfly: Jessica Epps 1st
in D final 2:15.71.
200-meter individual medley: Jessica
Epps 2nd in D final 2:19.68, Samantha Shelton
8th in D final 2:23.04.
Men
200-meter freestyle: Grant Shoults
12th 1:51.04.
400-meter freestyle: Grant Shoults
8th 4:02.16, Dan O’Connor 4th in C final
4:03.69, Mark Morizono 5th in C final 4:04.02,
Logan Redondo 2nd in D final 4:03.85, Shane
Forker 6th in D final 4:04.33.
1500-meter freestyle: Grant Shoults
6th 15:40.38, Dan O’Connor 8th 15:48.45,
Mark Morizono 19th 16:10.13, Logan Redondo
7th in C final 16:14.66, Shane Forker 2nd in D
final 16:24.18.
100-meter butterfly: Grant Shoults
2nd in C final 55.31.
200-meter butterfly: Grant Shoults
3rd 2:00.41, Mark Morizono 5th in C final
2:06.72.
400-meter individual medley
Dan O’Connor 3rd in C final 4:33.75, Shane
Forker 7th in D final 4:38.88.
gold medal in the women’s
800-meter freestyle relay. The
800-meter freestyle relay earned a
USA Swimming Golden Goggles
nomination for the Women’s Relay
Performance of the Year. She
earned a silver medal in the mixed
400-meter medley relay. The
400-meter mixed medley relay set
a world record in prelims. Additionally, McLaughlin earned a
sixth place finish in the women’s
200-meter butterfly in a U.S.
National 17-18 Age Group Record
time of 2:06.9. Stephanie Peacock
earned a bronze medal in the 10K
open water race at the World University Games in Toronto, Canada,
last July. Additionally, Peacock
was the runner-up in the women’s
800-meter freestyle and finished
fourth in the women’s 400-meter freestyle at the U.S. National
Championships held in Austin, TX
last August.
Because of his coaching accomplishments, Coach Rose was
selected to coach the U.S. Junior
World Championship Team in Singapore last August. He also placed
two Nadadores swimmers, Grant
Shoults and Samantha Shelton,
to the U.S. Junior National Team
where Shoults served as team
captain. Shoults won the men’s
400-meter freestyle and was part
of the winning 800-meter freestyle
relay. Shoults also earned a silver medal in the men’s 200-meter
freestyle. Shelton was a part of the
women’s 800-meter freestyle relay
that finished fourth and the women’s 400-meter freestyle relay that
finished fifth.
In 2015, Coach Rose
coached 10 swimmers to qualifying
times for the Olympic Trials to be
held in Omaha, NE, next summer.
These swimmers include: Jessica
Epps, Samantha Shelton, Katie
McLaughlin, Stephanie Peacock,
Shane Forker, Grant Shoults, Nick
Norman, Spencer DeShon, C.J.
Smith, and Dan O’Connor.
In addition to his accomplishments as a coach, Coach
Rose serves as a member of USA
Swimming’s International Relations and Olympic International
Operations committees as well as
serving as chairperson for the USA
Swimming Open Water Steering
and Open Water Swimming committees. Coach Rose’s service and
leadership to USA Swimming is
exemplary as well.
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Nadadores Break Records
The Nadadores set several
new records this season. These
outstanding athletes swam faster
than anyone in the nearly 48 years
of world class athletes who have
represented the Nadadores. Their
accomplishments are truly special.
Congratulations to all of these
athletes whose hard work, even on
days when they really didn’t feel
like it, has paid off for them and
our team in a most positive way.
New Nadadores Team SCY Records
Girls
6 & Under
• 50 back--Izzy Rodriguez, 44.86
• 50 fly--Izzy Rodriguez, 42.64
7-8
100 breast--Mary Grant, 1:26.41
15-18 and Open
200 medley relay--Andrea Felix, Siqi
Qin, Jessica Epps, Samantha Shelton,
1:44.50
Halloween Parade a Hit
New Nadadores Team LCM Records
(missed from last summer)
Girls
15-18
• 400 free relay*--Samantha Shelton,
Sydney Franzen, Jessica Epps,
Katie McLaughlin
• 800 free relay*--Jessica Epps, Samantha Shelton, Sydney Franzen,
Katie McLaughlin
* Southern California Swimming record
(Clockwise from left) Coaches
Jacqueline, Rebekah, and Brittany
and Sydney DeSena are ready for
Minion Mahem.
Young Nadadores and their siblings are ready to begin the Halloween
trick-or-treat parade around the pool decks.
This year’s Nadadores Halloween Parade was one of the most
successful yet. There were 175
swimmers and siblings from Swim
School to the 10 and Under Division who participated in the parade
around the pool decks. Costumed
swimmers trick-or-treated around
the pool deck receiving treats from
the swimmers and coaches from
the National team and parents.
After the parade, the Swim
School and Novice/Transition Division had a potluck and pool party at
the Teaching Pool. Swimmers got
to hang out and play. There was a
costume contest, mummy wrapping
contest, and plenty of treats for
everyone.
Coaches Chelsea, Jacqueline, Rebekah and Brittany dressed as the characters from the movie, Inside Out. As you can see Fear is missing but,
there is no fear in swimming!
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Swim-a-Thon
Minions
Novice and Transition
coaches Jacqueline, Rebekah and
Brittany treated swimmers, Sydney DeSena, Maddie Easley, and
Analise Raine to a special outing
for raising the most money in the
June Swim-a-Thon.
Sydney and her mom were
treated to the Minions Movie for
raising over $300 for the Novice
Group. Analise, Maddie, and Maddie’s Mom were treated to Souplantation and Hotel Transylvania
2. Analise raised $300, and Maddie
raised an outstanding $640. Both
swimmers were from Transition
Gold.
(From left) Analise Raine, Coach
Rebekah, Coach Jacqueline, and
Maddie Easley anticipate Hotel
Transylvania 2.
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New Coaches Join Nadadores Staff
Coach Courtney.
Coach Courtney recently started joined the Nadadores as Coach
Bryan’s Assistant Coach. Ironically, her swimming career started on
the Colony Red Hots, with Coach Bryan when she was seven years old.
However, her love for swimming really began when she returned to the
Red Hots in 2002, at the age of 12. As her passion for swimming grew,
she went on to coach for the Colony Red Hots from age 16-22; after
which she left to volunteer to teach English in Thailand. During her time
as both swimmer and coach for the Red Hots, the team won the Irvine
Swim League Championships seven consecutive years.
Courtney graduated from University of California, Santa Cruz in
2012 with a B.A. in psychology, and is currently working as an e-commerce coordinator for Marriott. She is thrilled to return to the pool deck
to help her very first coach coach the Nadadores.
Coach Irina Parfyonova joined the Mission Viejo Nadadores in
2015. Originally from Russia and being a competitive Cross Country
Skiing athlete, she brings strong mental toughness, self-control, determination, sportsmanship, and skill focus to the children she coaches. She
emphasizes how children can have fun, while staying focused and able
to understand that swimming is a technique driven sport. She encourages team effort in practices, while seeing each individual’s potential and
brings it to the maximum. Irina has great sense of humor and is passionate about coaching. She believes that sometimes you need to take two
steps back in that is fun to children.
In addition to coaching, Irina is a commodities, nutrition and
marketing specialist and a certified web designer. She has many years of
customer service experience while working for technology companies in
Northern California. Irina is also a personal trainer as she is enthusiastic
about athleticism and has a great desire to help others. She enjoys reading, travel, exercise, and a good laugh.
Coach Darian Primer was a swimmer for the Mission Viejo Nadadores for 11 years, from age 7 to 18. He worked his way through the
ranks and was a National Team member his last two years competing with
the Nadadores. During his time swimming for the Nadadores, Darian was
coached by much of the present day coaching staff and was able to learn
from each of their different coaching styles. Darian was a Division-1 CIF
qualifier in the 100-yard backstroke and sectional qualifier in the 200-meter backstroke. He graduated from Mission Viejo High School in 2015,
and is now attending Saddleback College, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. In his free time, he enjoys surfing, fishing, biking, and traveling.
Coach Darian.
Coach Michael.
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Coach Michael Span began coaching while living in Virginia with
a city program that transitioned kids from lessons and beginner swimming to the local club swim team. Along with coaching this program, he
competed as a club and high school swimmer. He moved from Virginia to
California at the end of his sophomore year, leaving behind five varsity
school records in freestyle, backstroke, and relay events.
While in California, Michael swam for both the Mission Viejo
Nadadores and the Laguna Hills High School Varsity Swim Team. Michael finished his high school career with a varsity relay record. He also
competed with the Nadadores National Team.
After high school, Michael was a member of the Honors College
at Arizona State University studying Computer Science his freshman
year. He is now at Irvine Valley College studying economics and intends
to transfer to the University of California system.
Last summer, he began coaching with the Nadadores as the head
coach of one of the Satellite teams. He now coaches the London group,
and is excited to share everything he knows about the sport of swimming
and watch his swimmers achieve their goals.
Coach Danny.
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11-12 Boys
• 50 free—Hagan Li 15th 28.43.
• 500 free—Troy Coulston 10th 5:52.83.
• 50 breast—Li 14th 36.62.
• 100 back—Gavin Tran 5th 1:07.83.
• 100 breast—G. Tran 14th 1:20.73.
• 50 fly—Noah Taylor 14th 30.66, G. Tran
15th 30.77, Li 16th 31.16.
• 100 fly—G. Tran 5th 1:07.39.
• 100 IM—G. Tran 16th 1:10.21.
• 200 IM—G. Tran 6th 2:27.08.
• 200 free relay--MVN A(Jordan Chong, G.
Tran, N. Taylor, Li) 6th 1:52.64.
• 200 medley relay--MVN A (G. Tran, Li, N.
Taylor, Chong) 7th 2:09.07.
• 400 medley relay—MVN A (G. Tran, Li, N.
Taylor, Zach Hada) 11th 4:51.53.
13-14 Boys
• 50 free—Davis Taylor 11th 24.97.
• 100 free—D. Taylor 14th 54.80.
Coach Irina.
Coach Danny Colvin came to the Mission Viejo Nadadores after
spending two years as Head Strength and Senior Sprint Coach for the
Buenaventura Swim Club. While at Buenaventura, Danny helped train
and coach four swimmers to their first Olympic Trials cuts, as well as Junior National and Sectional times. Danny spent the last three years as the
Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Ventura College Women’s Water
Polo Team. Last spring he became the Strength and Conditioning Coach
for the Ventura College Men’s Swim Team where he helped coach the
2015 California Community College Men’s Swimmer of the Year, Mitch
Ongstad. Danny also served as the Strength and Conditioning Coach for
the fall of 2015 Ventura College Men’s Water Polo Team and Weight
Training Coach for a local high school in Ventura.
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200 free—D. Taylor 4th 1:55.48.
500 free—Ryan Goh 1st 5:06.93.
11:20.04, Logan Tullius 11th 11:42.75.
1650 free—Goh 1st 17:36.36, McShane
8th 18:48.92.
100 fly—D. Taylor 2nd 58.69.
200 fly—Ryan Goh 1st 2:10.24, Tullius 9th
2:16.35.
200 IM—D. Taylor 4th 2:12.43.
400 IM—D. Taylor 1st 4:35.35, Goh 5th
4:42.10.
200 free relay--MVN A (Goh, J. Johnson,
Tullius, D. Taylor) 8th 1:42.65.
800 free relay—MVN A (Goh, Tullius,
McShane, D. Taylor) 8:17.95.
200 medley relay--MVN A( J. Johnson, M.
Fujimoto, D. Taylor, Goh) 10th 1:59.36.
400 medley relay—MVN A (Joe Johnson, Miles Fujimoto, D. Taylor, Goh)
6th 4:13.37, MVN B (Anders Hundeby,
Nathan Buneta, Tullius, McShane) 11th
4:23.17.
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• Chua 7th B finalth 1:55.39, Derman 5th D
final, Ascensio 6th D final.
• 400 IM—Redondo 1st 3:53.21, O’Connor 3rd
3:57.99, Kim 6th 4:03.20, Forker 7th 4:03.61,
Marilley 2nd B final 4:03.89, Jones 4th B
final 4:05.68, McElroy 6th B final 4:06.33,
Derman 4th C final 4:12.40, Boniadi 5th C
final 4:14.19.
• 400 free relay—MVN A (Kim, Shoults,
Redondo, Morizono) 1st 3:02.07, MVN B
(Forker, Pellini, M. Hales, Chua) 6th 3:09.59.
• 800 free relay—MVN A (Morizono, Forker,
Redondo, Shoults) 1st 6:38.99, MVN B (M.
Hales, Boniadi, O’Connor, Chua) 3rd 6:53.25.
• 200 medley relay—MVN A (Kim, Pellini,
Chua, Morizono) 2nd 1:34.52, MVN B (Derman, McElroy, Concha, Marilley) 7th 1:39.08.
• 400 medley relay—MVN A (Kim, Pellini,
Chua, Shoults) 3rd 3:27.86, MVN B (Redondo, O’Connor, Morizono, Forker) 5th 3:29.19.
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11-12 Year-Old Boys Blue Division
•Troy Coulston—1650 free 5th 21:03.66.
•Donovan Hess—500 free 7th 5:45.09, 100
free 5th 58.03, 200 breast 7th 2:50.81, 50 free
5th 26.85, 7th 1:18.40.
•Anders Hundeby—500 free 2nd 5:31.67, 200
back 4th 2:21.58, 1650 free 1st 18:54.89.
•Hagan Li—50 breast 7th 37.05, 50 free 8th
27.46, 1650 free 8th 21:57.96.
•Lucas Morales-Ostergaard—500 free 3rd
5:32.49, 200 back 1st 2:17.72, 50 breast 4th
35.99, 200 IM 6th 2:21.42, 50 fly 5th 29.07, 50
free 1st 25.64, 100 breast 6th 1:17.93, 200 free
7th 2:06.43, 1650 free 3rd 20:16.76.
•Jake Romo—50 back 7th 31.02, 200 breast
6th 2:42.97, 100 IM 6th 1:05.14, 100 back 8th
1:08.84, 1650 free 20:31.09.
•Gavin Tran—1650 free 2nd 20:00.34.
11-12 Year-Old Boys Red Division
•Kristof Balasanian—50 breast 2nd 41.57, 100
fly 6th 1:19.15, 200 IM 4th 2:48.95, 50 fly 3rd
34.13, 100 breast 3rd 1:29.23, 100 back 6th
1:23.39.
•Jordan Chong—100 fly 4th 1:17.04.
•Troy Coulston—100 fly 5th 1:18.11, 50 free
3rd 30.44.
•Joseph Geis—50 breast 3rd 42.54.
•Andrew Gu—100 free 5th 1:05.46, 100 fly 3rd
1:15.74.
•Jakob Holmberg—50 back 6th 36.92, 50 fly
7th 36.90, 100 breast 7th 1:38.93, 100 back
4th 1:22.76.
•Hayden Hundeby—50 breast 6th 43.34.
•Hagan Li—100 free 1st 1:02.82, 100 IM 1st
1:14.54.
•Zachary Robbins—50 breast 8th 44.76, 200
IM 6th 2:52.03, 100 back 2nd 1:20.24.
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Photo courtesy of Shilpa Chitoori
11-12 Year-Old Girls Red Division
•Sarah Abdelrahim—100 free 1st 1:02.18, 100
fly 1st 1:13.62, 100 back 4th 1:16.69.
•Sophia Brown—50 breast 7th 41.47, 100
breast 2nd 1:28.25.
•Alexa Corrao—100 IM 3rd 1:13.61, 100 back
3rd 1:16.40.
•Isa Helton—100 IM 5th 1:16.23, 100 breast
1st 1:25.43.
•Lili Jungers—50 free 1st 30.17, 100 breast 3rd
1:28.4.
•Taylor Love—100 free 3rd 1:03.61, 100 fly 6th
1:16.38.
•Maya Piñedo—100 fly 7th 1:17.43.
•Savanna Turpin—50 back 8th 36.33.
•Amanda Tuttle—100 free 6th 1:05.88, 50 back
5th 35.99, 100 fly 4th 1:16.06, 50 fly 1st 31.92,
50 free 4th 30.85, 100 IM 8th 1:17.19, 200 free
3rd 2:22.88.
•Adrianna Vargas—50 free 7th 31.31.
2:16.03, 50 free 4th 25.74, 400 IM 4th 4:43.42,
1650 free 6th 18:35.52.
(Clockwise from top left) Shreya
Chitoori, Katrina Silva, Nicole Vargas, and Anastasia Barrera relax
between events.
•Camron Simmons—100 breast 6th 1:35.60.
•Noah Taylor—200 free 5th 2:25.09.
•Ivan Wang—100 back 7th 1:25.17.
•Anderson Want—50 free 8th 32.00, 100 back
1st 1:19.87.
•Ivan Want—50 free 6th 31.21.
13-14 Year-Old Girls Blue Division
•Junie Carlos—400 IM 7th 4:54.10.
•Caitlin Caruso—200 breast 1st 2:28.82, 100
free 6th 56.73, 400 IM 6th 4:51.94.
•Hannah Erickson—500 free 7th 5:27.57, 200
fly 7th 2:15.18, 1650 free 5th 18:35.10.
•Devon Forker—500 free 5th 5:21.65, 200
breast 3rd 2:31.98, 200 fly 3rd 2:12.94, 200 IM
3rd 2:14.97, 100 breast 3rd 1:12.04, 100 free
8th 57.17, 400 IM 1st 4:40.13, 1650 free 3rd
18:32.21.
•Marybeth Johnson—500 free 2nd 5:12.08,
200 fly 2nd 2:12.23, 200 free 6th 2:00.17, 100
back 6th 1:02.89, 200 IM 6th 2:16.96, 200
back 3rd 2:15.15, 50 free 7th 26.28, 100 free
5th 56.61, 400 IM 5th 4:48.36, 1650 free 1st
17:59.24.
•Natalie Oien—500 free 4th 5:18.87.
•Ella Ristic—500 free 1st 5:10.38, 200 breast
4th 2:32.42, 200 free 1st 1:54.14, 100 back
34d 1:02.11, 200 IM 2nd 2:14.23, 200 back 4th
2:15.82, 100 breast 1st 1:11.55, 50 free 2nd
25.08, 100 fly 5th 1:02.94, 400 IM 2nd 4:41.22,
1650 free nd 18:22.69.
•Mia Ristic—500 free 3rd 5:16.05, 200 breast
7th 2:36.69, 200 fly 4th 2:13.68, 200 free 5th
2:00.06, 100 back 2nd 1:01.37, 200 IM 1st
2:11.37, 200 back 2nd 2:09.71, 100 breast 5th
1:13.39, 50 free 3rd 25.39, 100 free 2nd 54.00,
400 IM 3rd 4:42.16.
•Ivy Tran—500 free 6th 5:22.85, 200 breast
5th 2:36.35, 200 fly 6th 2:14.58, 200 free 8th
2:00.96, 100 back 4th 1:02.28, 200 IM 4th
13-14 Year-Old Girls Red Division
•Gracie Barnes—1650 free 3rd 20:42.21.
•Anastasia Barrera—200 breast 3rd 2:56.63,
200 IM 7th 2:38.92, 100 breast 5th 1:23.40,
100 free 1st 1:03.15.
•Junie Carlos—200 fly 4th 2:35.48, 100 breast
1st 1:18.74, 100 fly 4th 1:10.32.
•Rory Donohue—1650 free 5th 21:24.69.
•Tyler Johnson—200 fly 2nd 2:31.05.
•Allison Lockhard—200 breast 2nd 2:54.01,
200 free 2nd 2:11.35, 200 back 2nd 2:35.50,
1650 free 1st 19:30.22.
•Katie Martin—1650 free 2nd 20:03.58.
•Hallie Pham—200 breast 5th 3:01.76.
•Melissa McElroy—200 breast 7th 3:03.56.
•Ella Ristic—200 fly 1st 2:23.08.
•Shiloh Sweetser—50 free 8th 30.11.
•Nicole Vargas—200 free 6th 2:18.22, 50 free
7th 30.06, 100 free 8th 1:05.54.
13-14 Year-Old Boys Blue Division
•Alex Borjal—500 free 6th 5:16.82, 200 breast
6th 2:27.25, 200 fly 6th 2:12.88, 100 back 8th
1:02.02.
•Noah Brune—500 free 1st 4:46.98, 200 breast
5th 2:26.23, 200 fly 1st 1:59.85, 200 free
1st 1:49.70, 100 back 4th 59.71, 200 IM 1st
2:03.51, 200 back 2nd 2:06.88, 100 breast 7th
1:09.03, 50 free 1st 23.73, 100 fly 1st 55.74,
1650 free 1st 16:41.72.
•Brian Cantin—500 free 4th 5:04.10, 200
breast 8th 2:28.81, 200 free 5th 1:54.59, 100
back 6th 1:01.33, 200 IM 4th 2:08.70, 200 back
5th 2:11.33, 100 breast 4th 1:08.53, 50 free 3rd
23.93, 100 fly 2nd 55.96, 400 IM 7th 4:48.82,
1650 free 4th 17:53.05.
•Ryan Goh—500 free 7th 5:17.05, 400 IM
4:50.34, 1650 free 6th 18:01.54.
•Quinn Neamand—500 free 3rd 5:02.58, 200
breast 2nd 2:20.62, 200 fly 2nd 2:07.98, 200
free 2nd 1:50.45, 100 back 1st 55.89, 200
IM 2nd 2:04.58, 200 back 1st 2:03.59, 100
breast 1st 1:06.11, 50 free 2nd 23.86, 100 fly
3rd 57.15, 400 IM 1st 4:28.68, 1650 free 3rd
17:34.92.
•Davis Taylor—200 fly 4th 2:10.85, 50 free
7th 25.35, 400 IM 5th 4:39.38, 1650 free 5th
17:55.38.
•Logan Tullius—100 free 6th 55.32.
13-14 Year-Old Boys Red Division
•Riley Ballantyne—200 breast 8th 3:12.24.
•Lucas Barrosa—200 breast 3rd 2:49.96, 100
back 6th 1:14.36, 100 fly 6th 1:19.98, 1650 free
8th 20:49.45.
•Nathan Buneta—200 free 4th 2:10.17, 200
back 2nd 2:25.87, 50 free 6th 27.84, 100 free
8th 1:00.88, 1650 free 2nd 19:43.93.
•Jacob Davis—200 free 8th 2:11.88.
•Miles Fujimoto—200 free 5th 2:10.31, 100
back 2nd 1:10.13, 200 back 4th 2:30.66, 1650
free 3rd 19:45.47.
•Michael Garza—200 breast 2nd 2:47.23, 200
free 6th 2:10.32, 200 IM 2nd 2:25.90, 50 free
1st 27.05, 4th 1:10.31.
•Ben Johnson—200 fly 7th 2:37.91, 200 IM 6th
2:34.13, 50 free 7th 27.91, 100 fly 3rd 1:10.26,
100 free 7th 1:00.63, 1650 free 4th 20:07.19.
•Jack Klosinski—200 back 7th 2:38.39.
•Killian McShane—200 breast 4th 2:52.74, 200
fly 5th 2:30.99, 100 fly 2nd 1:07.60.
•Matt Sorenson—100 back 8th 1:15.65, 200
back 8th 2:40.15, 50 free 3rd 27.22, 100 free
3rd 59.32, 1650 free 5th 20:10.42.
•Logan Tullius—200 fly 1st 2:17.08, 1650 free
1st 19:27.09.
•Frankie Walker—200 breast 5th 3:00.56, 200
free 7th 2:11.55, 100 back 5th 1:13.91, 200 IM
7th 2:34.96.
15 & Older Girls Blue Division
•Emily Baker—500 free 5th 5:09.42, 200 fly
4th 2:12.05, 200 IM 5th 2:15.27, 100 fly 6th
1:00.40, 400 IM 3rd 4:44.53, 1650 free 4th
17:49.96.
•Kyra Bernhardt—200 breast 6th 2:27.95, 200
fly 6th 2:15.21, 200 free 7th 2:00.48, 100 fly
5th 1:00.39, 400 IM 5th 4:45.57, 1650 free 7th
18:07.18.
•Savannah DuPuis—200 free 4th 1:57.72, 100
breast 7th 1:12.13, 100 free 7th 56.04, 400 IM
6th 4:47.87, 1650 free 2nd 17:17.18.
•Jessica Epps—200 breast 4th 2:23.81, 200
fly 1st 2:07.32, 200 free 2nd 1:55.45, 100 back
3rd 1:01.05, 200 back 2nd 2:09.94, 100 breast
3rd 1:08.84, 50 free 3rd 25.21, 100 fly 1st
59.07, 100 free 2nd 54.28, 1650 free 17:31.73.
•Victoria Epps—400 IM 2nd 4:44.38, 1650 free
18:16.77.
•Andrea Felix—200 fly 2nd 2:10.11, 200 free
3rd 1:57.47, 200 IM 7th 2:15.78, 200 back 3rd
2:11.95, 50 free 4th 25.38, 100 fly 2nd 59.13,
100 free 4th 54.70, 400 IM 4th 4:44.87.
•Vicky Gong—200 fly 3rd 2:11.86, 200 free
5th 1:58.19, 100 back 2nd 1:00.07, 200 IM
3rd 2:12.49, 100 fly 8th 1:01.69, 400 IM 1st
4:40.90, 1650 free 5th 17:50.59.
•Sami Nassif—200 fly 5th 2:12.21, 400 IM 7th
4:51.74, 1650 free th 17:59.11.
•Solare Nazarenus-Olson—200 fly 8th 2:19.97.
•Abby Nugent—200 free 8th 2:01.48, 200 back
8th 2:15.73.
•Stephanie Peacock—200 free 1st 1:49.71,
100 free 1st 52.60, 1650 free 1st 17:08.97.
•Amy Qin—200 breast 5th 2:27.87, 200 IM 4th
2:14.41, 100 breast 2nd 1:08.81, 400 IM 8th
4:52.82.
15 & Older Girls Red Division
•Hannah Ashbrook—200 breast 2nd 2:46.49,
200 fly 4th 2:34.71.
•Ashley Bergen—100 back 3rd 1:13.95, 200
back 1st 2:31.80.
•Ashley Cote—200 breast 7th 3:15.97, 200 free
1st 2:17.51, 200 IM 5th 2:45.11, 1650 free 4th
20:50.83.
•Savannah DuPuis—200 fly 3rd 2:30.86.
•Jeni Griffin—1650 free 3rd 20:05.84.
•Abby Nugent—200 breast 1st 2:46.43, 1650
free 1st 19:12.18.
•Stephanie Peacock—50 free 1st 25.01.
•Amy Qin—200 fly 1st 2:24.67, 100 back 1st
1:07.82.
•Lynn Sun—200 free 4th 2:21.96, 100 back
4th 1:16.19, 200 IM 6th 2:46.26, 200 back 2nd
2:40.56, 100 fly 1st 1:13.97, 100 free 1:03.65.
•Ellie Whitney—100 back 2nd 1:13.73.
•Ramie Yamaguchi—200 fly 2nd 2:29.60.
15 & Older Boys Blue Division
•Ryan Ascencio—200 fly 7th 2:00.02.
•Min Zhi Chua—200 breast 3rd 2:11.91, 200 fly
5th 1:58.71, 200 free 5th 1:45.06, 200 IM 2nd
1:57.42, 200 back 4th 1:57.49, 100 breast 1st
1:00.99, 50 free 3rd 22.24, 100 fly 6th 54.87,
400 IM 4:13.01, 1650 free 6th 16:26.32.
•Steven Derman—200 breast 6th 2:16.61, 100
free 5th 50.40.
•Matthew Farfan—1650 free 3rd 17:48.94.
•Shane Forker—200 fly 4th 1:58.14, 200 free
3rd 1:43.33, 100 back 4th 56.33, 200 IM 6th
2:00.81, 50 free 7th 22.62, 100 fly 3rd 53.04,
400 IM 2nd 4:15.90, 1650 free 4th 16:15.46.
•Matt Hales—100 back 6th 56.82, 200 IM 5th
2:00.78, 100 breast 5th 1:04.06, 50 free 5th
22.59.
•Chris Hunt—1650 free 4th 18:35.97.
•Austin Jones—200 back 8th 2:05.06, 100
breast 6th 1:04.07, 1650 free 8th 16:34.86.
•Daniel Kim—200 breast 5th 2:15.66, 200 fly
3rd 1:56.00, 200 free 6th 1:46.47, 200 IM 1st
1:55.36, 200 back 1st 1:55.19, 100 breast 2nd
1:02.71, 100 fly 1st 50.43, 100 free 2nd 48.47,
400 IM 5th 4:19.07.
•Christopher McElroy—200 breast 7th 2:17.17,
400 IM 8th 4:22.73.
•Marc Morizono—200 fly 2nd 1:53.15, 200 free
1st 1:41.39, 200 IM 3rd 1:58.08, 50 free 2nd
22.00, 100 fly 2nd 51.89, 100 free 1st 47.66,
1650 free 3rd 16:07.98.
•Dan O’Connor—200 breast 4th 2:11.95, 200
free 7th 1:46.61, 100 breast 4th 1:03.68, 1650
free 2nd 15:40.63.
•Trent Pellini—200 breast 2nd 2:11.22, 100
back 3rd 55.43, 200 IM 7th 2:01.11, 200 back
2nd 1:56.27, 50 free 4th 22.50, 100 fly 7th
55.48, 1650 free 2nd 17:11.02.
•Logan Redondo—200 free 8th 1:47.01, 100
back 7th 56.91, 100 free 3rd 48.94, 1650 free
5th 16:23.63.
•Grant Shoults—200 fly 1st 1:52.67, 200 free
1st 1:41.39, 50 free 1st 21.39, 100 fly 4th
53.13, 1650 free 1st 15:33.94.
15 & Older Boys Red Division
•Arman Ardestani—200 breast 6th 2:40.16, 200
back 6th 2:18.66.
•Danilo Concha—200 breast 4th 2:31.48.
•Evan Czaja—100 breast 2nd 1:09.77.
•Chris Hales—200 fly 3rd 2:12.22.
•Matt Hales—200 breast 2nd 2:18.48, 200
back 4th 2:04.40.
•Cody Henmi—100 fly 2nd 1:01.93.
•Chris Hunt—200 breast 7th 2:40.26.
•John Lee—100 breast 5th 1:16.37.
•Marc Moriozno—100 back 2nd 54.56, 200
back 3rd 1:58.58.
•Garrett Neamand—200 breast 5th 2:35.29, 50
free 3rd 24.54.
•Dan O’Connor—200 fly 1st 1:59.53, 100 back
3rd 59.43, 50 free 2nd 23.83, 100 fly 1st 56.16,
100 free 1st 51.52.
•Dan Peralta—100 fly 3rd 1:02.11, 100 free 4th
55.80.
•Logan Redondo—200 breast 3rd 2:23.71, 200
fly 2:00.16, 200 back 2nd 1:56.54, 50 free 1st
23.01.
•Grant Shoults—200 breast 1st 2:12.35, 100
back 1st 52.99, 200 back 1st 1:54.34, 100
breast 1:00.76.
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(From left) Doug Barker, Sherry Brooks, Gwen Steidle, and David Hayward
celebrate their team record in the mixed 200+ free relay.
A small team of 16 Nadadores masters swimmers took
eighth place at the 2015 South
Pacific Masters Swimming Short
Course Meters Championship in
La Mirada, CA December 4-6. The
team of 4 women and 12 men set
multiple team records during the
event while enjoying unusually
warm December weather. Several
Nadadores placed in the top 10 in
their age group.
Nadadores in the Top 10
Brian Airth 45-49
• 4th 100 Fly 1:09.80
Alex Arrow 40-44
• 4th place 1500 Free 28:07.71
• 4th place 800 Free 14:53.69
• 6th place 200 Free 3:33.15
• Doug Barker 50-54
• 3rd place 100 Breast 1:20.99
Paul Barrera 45-49
• 9th place 100 Breast 1:18.59
• 3rd place 200 Fly 2:49.11
• 3rd place 100 Fly 1:08.97
• 7th place 50 Breast 35.83
Tami Barrera 40-44
• 3rd place 200 IM 3:43.10
• 2nd place 200 Back 3:22.87
• 5th place 400 Free 6:45.74
• 4th place 100 Back 1:38.24
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• 6th place 800 Free 14:14.09
• 8th place 200 Free 3:19.58
Sherry Brooks 55-59
• 4th place 200 IM 3:38.24
• 2nd place 200 Back 3:50.75
• 9th place 50 Fly 46.45
• 5th place 400 IM 7:36.57
• 7th place 200 Free 3:02.72
• 7th place 100 M IM 1:38.61
Michael Heather 60-64
• 4th place 100 Free 1:06.22*
• 3rd place 200 Back 3:09.82
• 5th place 400 Free 5:44.94
• 3rd place 100 Fly 1:14.08
• 2nd place 200 Free 2:34.66*
• 4th place 50 Back 38.60
Richard Neiswonger 55-59
• 5th place 200 IM 2:53.53
• 4th place 400 IM 6:18.19
• 4th place 800 Free 11:09.24
• 5th place 100 Fly 1:20.89
• 6th place 100 IM 1:20.95
Elizabeth Olsheim 40-44
• 2nd place 100 Back 1:22.43
• 2nd place 50 Free 32.61
• 2nd place 50 Back 36.72
George Polizos 40-44
• 3rd place 100 Fly 1:02.78
• 3rd place 200 Free 2:25.32
• 1st place 100 IM 1:07.73
Miguel Ramirez 35-39
• 3rd place 1500 Free 20:44.60
• 4th place 200 IM 2:50.33
• 6th place 400 Free 5:27.22
• 4th place 400 IM 6:07.33
• 2nd place 800 Free 10:55.29
• 2nd place 100 IM 1:17.70
Steve Ripic 40-44
• 2nd place 1500 Free 20:06.32
• 3rd place 200 IM 2:41.24
• 3rd place 200 Back 2:52.03
• 3rd place 50 Breast 36.38
• 2nd place 50 Back 36.73
• 3rd place 200 Breast 2:58.72
Gwynne Steidle 50-54
• 7th place 50 Fly 40.70
• 7th place 100 Breast 1:44.76
• 9th place 50 Free 34.14
• 7th place 50 Breast 48.75
• 6th place 50 Back 43.65
James Santy 50-54
• 4th place 800 Free 12:15.60
• 10th place 200 Free 2:47.73
• 8th place 100 IM 1:30.24
• 4th place 200 Breast 3:41.94
David Sumner 45-49
• 1st place 100 Free 56.86*
• 1st place 50 Fly 26.66*
• 3rd place 100 Breast 1:13.77*
Yona Tadir 70-74
• 1st place 50 Fly 35.09*
• 3rd place 50 Free 31.01
*Team Record
4 Team Relay Records
• 200 Free (Mixed 240+) – 2:11.90 Yona
Tadir, Mike Heather, Gwynne Steidle,
Sherry Brooks
• 400 Free (Mixed 200+) – 2:27.80 Doug
Barker, David Hayward, Gwynne Steidle,
Sherry Brooks
• 800 Free (Men 160+) – 8:15.12 David
Sumner, Miguel Ramirez, Steve Ripic,
Rick Neiswonger
• 800 Free (Mixed 200+) – 10:07.13 Sherry
Brooks, Tami Barrera, David Hayward,
Mike Heather
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Nadadores Focus Athletes
USA Swimming Style
Luke Revere
Masters’ Take Eighth at SPMS Champs
AGE: 8
GROUP: Novice
ROLE MODELS: Work
hard, honest, good
citizenship
FAVORITE STROKE:
Breast
FAVORITE EVENTS:
Christmas
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Michael Phelps
FUTURE GOAL: Go to
a university and get a
Ph.D.
HOBBIES: Playing Minecraft, watch & play sports
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Kobe Bryant
& Barack Obama
FAVORITE BOOK: Warrior Cat series
FAVORITE MOVIE: Harry Potter
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: An astronomer
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: There
would be no war
David Sumner breaks the 45-49
men’s 50 fly record.
20
AGE: 11
GROUP: Transition
Gold
ROLE MODELS: My
Mom & Dad
FAVORITE STROKE:
Breast
FAVORITE EVENTS: 50
back
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: My Dad
FUTURE GOAL: To be
faster at freestyle
HOBBIES: Reading & drawing
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: ?
FAVORITE BOOK: Into the Wild
FAVORITE MOVIE: Lego Movie
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: An engineer & author
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: To
have talking cats!!
AGE: 8
GROUP: Los Angeles
ROLE MODELS: Swim
coaches
FAVORITE STROKE:
Breast
FAVORITE EVENTS:
100 breast
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: ?
FUTURE GOAL: To be
a top swimmer and top
fisherman
HOBBIES: Fishing
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: ?
FAVORITE BOOK: Big Fat Zombie Goldfish
FAVORITE MOVIE: The Nut Job
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: A professional fisherman
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: To
have more pets and people around
AGE: 9
GROUP: Atlanta
ROLE MODELS: My
dad & mom
FAVORITE STROKE:
Back
FAVORITE EVENTS: 50
& 100 back
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Michael Phelps
& Ryan Lochte
FUTURE GOAL: At the
end of the season, I
think I should have more than 3 JO times
HOBBIES: Biking, running, camping
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Michael
Phelps
FAVORITE BOOK: Percy Jackson: The Last Olympian
FAVORITE MOVIE: Star Wars
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: An accountant
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: To
have all cars be electric so the world doesn’t get polluted
AGE: 12
GROUP: Montreal
ROLE MODELS: Family
members
FAVORITE STROKE:
Breast
FAVORITE EVENTS: 50
& 100 breast
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Myself & my
friends
FUTURE GOAL: To get
better at skateboarding
HOBBIES: Skateboarding, snowboarding & sports (football
is my favorite)
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Aaron Rodgers
FAVORITE BOOK: The Hunger Games
FAVORITE MOVIE: Jurassic World
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: A special effects
specialist
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: There
would be world peace and no terrorists, etc.
Benson Lee
Ethan Patrick
Benjamin Gallegos
Kaley Weis
21
Lili Jungers
AGE: 12
GROUP: Sydney
ROLE MODELS: Taylor
Swift & Missy Franklin
FAVORITE STROKE:
Back
FAVORITE EVENTS: 50
back &100 breast
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Missy Franklin,
Katie McLaughlin &
Michael Phelps
FUTURE GOAL: To be
in the 2020 Olympic Games
HOBBIES: Singing, dancing & acting
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Taylor Swift
& Shawn Mendes
FAVORITE BOOK: Mockingjay
FAVORITE MOVIE: Catching Fire
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: An actress
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: Gender
equality
Danielle Gorrell
AGE: 10
GROUP: Barcelona
ROLE MODELS: Coach
Jacqueline
FAVORITE STROKE:
Breast
FAVORITE EVENTS:
100 & 50 breast
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Me
FUTURE GOAL: Meeting Al Capone
HOBBIES: Directing,
making videos & doing homework
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Michael
Jackson
FAVORITE BOOK: Ungifted
FAVORITE MOVIE: Michael Jackson’s This Is It
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: An Olympic swimmer
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: To be
born earlier so I could meet Michael Jackson and go to his
concert
Analise Raine
AGE: 8GROUP: Athens
ROLE MODELS: My
Mom
FAVORITE STROKE:
Fly
FAVORITE EVENTS:
100 fly
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Nicole Christensen (teammate)
FUTURE GOAL: To
swim faster as I get
older
HOBBIES: Swimming, arts & crafts
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Ryan Getzlaf (Anaheim Ducks hockey player)
FAVORITE BOOK: Magic Treehouse series
FAVORITE MOVIE: Cinderella Ever After
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: A mom
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: There
would be no homework
Ronin Ballinger
AGE: 9
GROUP: Transition Blue
ROLE MODELS: Tony
Hawk
FAVORITE STROKE:
Free
FAVORITE EVENTS:
100 free
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: ?
FUTURE GOAL: To be
an awesome swimmer
HOBBIES: Skateboarding, climbing, running
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Tony Hawk
FAVORITE BOOK: Harry Potter
FAVORITE MOVIE: Harry Potter
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: A great swimmer
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: Nothing. I’m happy.
22
Aubrey Baker
AGE: 13
GROUP: London
ROLE MODELS: My
Aunt Marina Estrada &
Chloe Sutton
FAVORITE STROKE:
Free
FAVORITE EVENTS:
100 Free
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Chloe Sutton &
Missy Franklin
FUTURE GOAL: Get a
scholarship to college
HOBBIES: Go to the beach and hang out with friends
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Anne Frank
(not alive)
FAVORITE BOOK: The Book Thief
FAVORITE MOVIE: The Sandlot
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: A marine biologist
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: To stop
bullying
23
Brian Cantin
AGE: 14
GROUP: Tokyo
ROLE MODELS: Ronald Dalmacio
FAVORITE STROKE:
Fly
FAVORITE EVENTS: 50
Free & 100 Fly
FAVORITE SWIMMMERS: Noah Bune
FUTURE GOAL: Sub
2:00 200-yard fly
HOBBIES: Gaming &
bodyboarding
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Morgan
Freeman
FAVORITE BOOK: Clifford the Big Red Dog
FAVORITE MOVIE: Spy
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: A furniture tester
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: Free
WiFi for everyone everywhere
AGE: 16
GROUP: Rio
ROLE MODELS: None
FAVORITE STROKE:
Breast
FAVORITE EVENTS:
200 IM & 100 breast
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: Me
FUTURE GOAL: Swim
in college
HOBBIES: Sleeping
FAMOUS PERSON I
WOULD LIKE TO MEET: No one
FAVORITE BOOK: The Rangers Apprentice Series
FAVORITE MOVIE: Real Steel
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: An engineer and rich
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: More
hours in a day (2 to be exact)
Min Zhi Chua
Lizzie Dilao
AGE: 12
GROUP: Beijing
ROLE MODELS: Mom
& Dad
FAVORITE STROKE:
Back
FAVORITE EVENTS:
100 IM
FAVORITE SWIMMERS: My friends:
Madie Gorey & Shreya
Chitoori
FUTURE GOAL: To get
more JO times
HOBBIES: Drawing & painting/coloring
FAMOUS PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO MEET: Piper
McLean
FAVORITE BOOK: Heroes of Olympus: The Lost Hero
FAVORITE MOVIE: The Princess Bride
WHEN I GROW UP, I WANT TO BE: A math teacher
IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING, IT WOULD BE: To
have less homework
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