GPAC highlights from 2003 Southeastern Age Group Swimming Championships at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa

GPAC makes a splash at SES Championships

32 Swimmers competed for GPAC over 4 days at the Southeastern Swimming Championships held in Nashville, Tennessee. GPAC finished in 8^th place out of 40 teams. GPAC scored 684.5 points which is more points per competitor than 3 teams who finished higher in total score.

            Competitors included 10 & Unders: Brian Jockers, Alex Hernandez, Peyton Parra, Laurel Rush, Brooke Parrish, Monet Mendez & Morgan Pearson. GPAC’s 11 & 12 competitors included Baylen Maynard, Caroline Page, Jack Tona, Cody Keenan, Logan Gurtowsky, Jacquie Kinman, & Olivia Weekley. The 13 & 14 swimmers were Raymond Burch, Ryan Funk, Ethan Stone, Luke Vest, Evan Retzloff, Brittney Foster, Zoe MacFarlane & Victor Mendez. While the 15 & Overs included: Mike Boslet, Chris Donahue, Brandon Funk, Casey Seely, Maddie MacFarlane, Stephanie Molchan, Haley Nicholson, Matt Mancao, Alena Thomas & Brian Sanborn

            The team achieved over 67 percent life time best performances on over 150 individual events. 3 team records were also set. Logan Gurtowsky lowered his own 11 & 12 boy 50 yard Breaststroke with a time of :31.99. The 13 & 14 400 Freestyle Relay team of Ryan Funk, Luke Vest, Ethan Stone and Raymond Burch broke the previous record by Saywell, Koehler, and McCreary & Ford from March of 1990 by over 4 seconds with a time of 3:34.65. The 13 & 14 boys established another record in the 400 yard Medley Relay with a time of 3:59.46. The team included Ryan Funk (backstroke), Ethan Stone (breaststroke), Raymond Burch (butterfly) and Victor Mendez (freestyle).

            Additionally Jack Tona was the sole GPAC swimmer to win an individual championship this past weekend. Jack won the 200 Individual Medley by almost 3 seconds. And Raymond Burch broke the 13-14 boys 200 freestyle team record with a time of 1:49.29. Below is a list of all swimmers who scored points this past weekend for GPAC

            Congratulations to all GPAC swimmers on a great short course season!

11 & 12 Girls

Caroline Page ~ 108 Points

5^th        100 Freestyle :56.14

                            2^nd        100 Backstroke 1:01.69

                      5^th        50 Freestyle :25.98

                         2^nd        100 Butterfly 1:03.01

                       3^rd        200 Freestyle 2:02.28

                     5^th        50 Butterfly :28.15

                          3^rd        50 Backstroke :29.07

11 & 12 Boys

              Logan Gurtowsky ~ 113 Points

3^rd        50 Breaststroke :31.99

                        4^th        100 Backstroke 1:02.52

                                   2^nd        200 Individual Medley 2:15.29

                                   2^nd        100 Individual Medley 1:01.82

                2^nd        50 Butterfly :27.22

                          5^th        100 Breaststroke 1:11.78

                     2^nd        50 Backstroke :28.58

Jack Tona ~ 78 Points

3^rd        100 Freestyle :55.19

                                       1^st        200 Individual Medley 2:12.64

                                     6^th        100 Individual Medley 1:03.98

                     6^th        50 Freestyle :25.71

                         3^rd        100 Butterfly 1:01.93

13 & 14 Girls

Zoe Macfarlane ~ 59 Points

3^rd        200 Backstroke 2:07.32

                                   3^rd        200 Individual Medley 2:11.71

                  7^th        100 Freestyle :55.05

                        4^th        100 Backstroke :59.92

13-14 Boys

Raymond Burch ~ 108 Points

3^rd        200 Freestyle 1:49.29

                                       2^nd        400 Individual Medley 4:24.55

                                       2^nd        200 Individual Medley 2:04.20

                        3^rd        100 Butterfly :55.36

                        4^th        100 Freestyle :50.43

                         6^th        200 Butterfly 2:07.36

                            5^th        100 Backstroke :59.19

Ryan Funk ~ 74 Points

4^th        200 Freestyle 1:51.30

                          6^th        200 Backstroke 2:06.51

                                      4^th        200 Individual Medley 2:06.60

                      3^rd        50 Freestyle :23.02

                        4^th        100 Butterfly :56.45

Ethan Stone ~ 30 Points

   4^th        100 Breaststroke 1:05.44

                             4^th        200 Breaststroke 2:21.33

15 & Over Girls

Stephanie Molchan ~ 12 Points

8^th        1650 Freestyle 18:11.78

                16^th      100 Freestyle :54.56

Haley Nicholson ~ 8 Points

16^th      200 Backstroke 2:10.09

                                    11^th      400 Individual Medley 4:37.06

                                     16^th      200 Individual Medley 2:12.85

15 & Over Boys

Chris Donahue ~ 33 Points

4^th        100 Breaststroke :59.24

                9^th        50 Freestyle :21.90

                  9^th        100 Freestyle :47.75

                 Matt Mancao ~ 4 Points

13^th      100 Breaststroke 1:01.86

GPAC TAKES FOURTH AT SOUTHEASTERN SOUTHERN DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS

    Led by Anna Lundgren, who earned "High Point Runner-up Honors" and a Southeastern Champion Title in the 50 Breaststroke, GPAC 8 and unders age group took fourth place overall and finished with 25 "Top Eight Finishes".

    Districts is also a last chance qualifying meet for GPAC swimmers to get their 2008 Short Course Southeastern Championship Meet qualifying times. Five new GPAC swimmers (Morgan Pearson, Kelly Donahue, Olivia Weekley, Monet Mendez, and David McCaskill) made their first 2008 Southeastern qualifying times. Six other GPAC swimmers (Laurel Rush, Matthew Young, Cody Keenan, Luke Vest, Jacquie Kinman, and Brittney Foster) expanded on the events they can swim at Southeasterns in Nashville.

    Congratulations to all the 8 and unders and Southeastern Qualifiers who made Districts a big success.

8 and under top eight finishers

Anna Lundgren - 5th 100 free/ 4th 25 back/ 1st 50 breast/ 6th 25 free/ 2nd 100 IM/ 2nd 25 fly/

3rd 50 free/ 2nd 25 breast.

Garret Neel - 5th 100 free/ 4th 25 back/ 7th 50 fly/ 5th 25 free/ 5th 100 IM/ 6th 25 breast/ 3rd 50 back/ 4th 50 free.

Grace Menzies - 7th 25 free/ 7th 50 back.

Bryn McKinney - 3rd 25 breast.

Girls 100 Free Relay- 4th (Anna Lundgren, Grace Menzies, Bryn McKinney, Grace Sills).

Boys 100 Free Relay- 5th (Alex Pope, Garret Neel, Cameron Jones, Walker Parra).

Girls 100 Medley Relay- 4th (Sydney Rush, Grace Menzies, Anna Lundgren, Bryn McKinney).

6th (Emily Johnson, Trinity McManus, Jordyn Hill, Grace Sills).

GPAC Swimmers Receive National Recognition

Raymond Burch made the 2007 Short Course Yards USA Swimming Top 16 List. The list is published in Splash Magazine and Ranks swimmers by age group, gender and individual event performances. Raymond’s time of 1:53.55 in the 200 yard Freestyle finished the year ranked 13^th in the country. Congratulations Raymond on the awesome achievement and keep up the good work.

Zoe Macfarlane has been selected to attend the 2008 Southern Zone Select Camp held on the campus of the University of North Carolina in May of this year. Zoe was 1 of 28 girls chose from the Southern Zone which encompasses swimmers from Texas, Florida, Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina and West Virginia.

The fastest swimmer in each Zone, in each Olympic event (excluding the 50 free and including the 800 and 1500) is invited for a total of 13 male and 13 female athletes. An additional 15 athletes of each gender are selected based on IMX point scores. The selection process seeks to identify the fastest swimmer, per zone, in each event as well as athletes who successfully compete in a full menu of events. Zoe was selected to the camp because of her IMX score, meaning she was selected because of her ability to swim multiple events very well. Zoe had to swim the 400 Meter Freestyle, 100 Meter Backstroke, 100 Meter Breaststroke, 100 Meter Freestyle and the 200 Meter Individual Medley in order to achieve her IMX score.

This camp is viewed as an integral step for athletes to move from the local and Zone level onto the national scene. It is an honor to be recognized by USA swimming as an up and coming athlete and we congratulate Zoe on her incredible achievements.

GPAC is Proud of you both!!!

Greater Pensacola Aquatic Club Hot During Their Winter Invitational

While GPAC did not lead either the boys (Crawfish Aquatics - LA) or the girls (Area Tallahassee Aquatic Club) scoring their combined score was more than enough to win their own invitational. GPAC won by 208.5 points over their nearest competitor City of Mobile Swim Association (CMSA). Another local swim team, The Club, finished in 8th place.

Although most swim teams are in their heaviest training of the short course yards season, the 100 plus swimmers that competed this past weekend from GPAC achieved a combined 54% personal best times. Some amazing time drops were turned in by a number of swimmers, notably Kelsey Barragan (6) with a 24 second drop in her 100 freestyle, Michael Boslet (16) with a 20 second drop in the 1650 freestyle, Madeline Chmiel (9) pruned 19 seconds off her 200 freestyle, Christy Connell (14) shredded 87 seconds in the 200 individual medley, 22 seconds in the 100 freestyle, 30 seconds in the 200 freestyle and 33 seconds in her 200 breaststroke. Other impressive improvements came from Emily Cowper (11) as she turned in a 28 second drop in the 200 freestyle, Preston Jones (11) took 47 seconds of his 200 IM and 37 seconds off his 500 freestyle, Rachel Martin (11) shaved of 39 seconds from her 500 freestyle, Jessie Merritt (10) dropped 18 seconds in the 100 freestyle, Adam Perez (11) took off 46 seconds in the 200 individual medley and 51 seconds in the 200 freestyle. Not to be out done Ariana Ritchie (6) knocked off 24 seconds in the 50 free, Madison Ross (11) erased 22 seconds from her 200 individual medley, while Kylee Shanaghan (11) brushed away 43 seconds from her 100 freestyle and another 38 from the 100 breaststroke.

Three GPAC swimmers won the overall high point awards for their age group. Logan Gurtowsky edged out teammate Jack Tona for the 11-12 boys title while Raymond Burch won the 13-14 boys award and Haley Nicholson took home the trophy for the 15 & Over girls. Many swimmers also finished in the top 8 in some of their events for their respective age group and are listed.

8 and under

Anna Lundgren 25 yard breaststroke (3^rd), 25 yard backstroke (1^st), 100 yard individual medley (4^th ), 25 yard freestyle (7^th), 25 yard butterfly (5^th), 50 yard freestyle (5^th)

Bryn McKinney 25 yard breaststroke (6^th)

Garret Neel 25 yard breaststroke (8^th), 25 yard backstroke (6^th), 100 yard individual medley (8^th), 25 yard butterfly (8 ^th), 50 yard freestyle (5^th)

Nicholas Petruska 25 yard breaststroke (1^st), 25 yard backstroke (2 ^nd), 100 yard individual medley (3^rd ), 25 yard freestyle (3^rd), 25 yard butterfly (5^th), 50 yard freestyle (2^nd)

10 and under

Alex Hernandez 500 yard freestyle (3^rd), 50 yard butterfly (6^th), 100 yard freestyle (7^th), 100 yard butterfly (7 ^th)

Brian Jockers 50 yard freestyle (5^th), 500 yard freestyle (6^th), 50 yard butterfly (7^th ), 50 yard breaststroke (7 ^th), 100 yard freestyle (8^th), 100 yard individual medley (7^th)

Laurel Rush 50 yard freestyle (8^th), 200 yard freestyle (6^th )

11 and 12

Kelly Donahue 50 yard breaststroke (7^th)

Logan Gurtowsky 50 yard freestyle (1^st), 200 yard individual medley (2 ^nd), 500 yard freestyle (6^th ), 50 yard butterfly (2^nd), 100 yard backstroke (1^st), 50 yard breaststroke (1^st), 100 yard freestyle (2^nd), 100 yard butterfly (1 ^st), 50 yard backstroke (1^st ), 100 yard breaststroke (1^st), 200 yard freestyle (2^nd)

Cody Keenan 200 yard individual medley (5^th), 100 yard Back stroke (4 ^th), 100 yard individual medley (4^th), 50 backstroke (8^th), 100 yard breaststroke (8^th)

Jacquelyn Kinman 50 yard breaststroke (4^th), 100 yard individual medley (8 ^th), 100 yard breaststroke (4^th)

Caroline Page 50 yard freestyle (1^st), 200 yard individual medley (2 ^nd), 500 yard freestyle (2^nd), 100 yard backstroke (1 ^st), 100 yard individual medley (1^st), 100 yard freestyle (2^nd), 100 yard butterfly (1^st), 50 backstroke (1 ^st), 100 yard breaststroke (7 ^th), 200 yard freestyle (1 ^st)

Jack Tona 50 yard freestyle (2^nd), 200 yard individual medley (1^st), 500 yard freestyle (2^nd), 50 yard butterfly (3 ^rd), 50 yard breaststroke (2^nd), 100 yard freestyle (2^nd), 100 yard individual medley (1^st), 100 yard butterfly (3 ^rd), 50 backstroke (2^nd), 100 yard breaststroke (2 ^nd), 200 yard freestyle (1^st)

13 and 14

Raymond Burch 50 yard freestyle (3^rd), 200 yard individual medley (2 ^nd), 200 yard backstroke (6^th), 100 yard freestyle (1 ^st), 100 yard breaststroke (7^th), 400 yard individual medley (1^st), 200 yard freestyle (2^nd), 200 yard breaststroke (4 ^th) 100 yard butterfly (2^nd), 100 yard individual medley (3 ^rd)

Adam Danley 1650 yard freestyle (8^th), 200 yard backstroke (8^th), 100 yard freestyle (8^th), 50 yard backstroke (3 ^rd), 400 yard individual medley (7^th), 50 yard breaststroke (7^th), 500 yard freestyle (6^th)

Patty Donahue 50 yard backstroke (7^th)

Brittany Foster 50 yard freestyle (6^th), 50 yard butterfly (2^nd), 100 yard freestyle (7^th), 100 yard butterfly (7 ^th)

Ryan Funk 50 yard freestyle (2^nd), 200 yard individual medley (3^rd), 50 yard breaststroke (1^st), 200 yard breaststroke (3 ^rd), 100 yard butterfly (4^th), 100 yard individual medley (1^st)

Zoe MacFarlane 50 yard freestyle (4^th), 200 yard individual medley (1 ^st), 200 yard backstroke (4^th ), 100 yard freestyle (6^th), 200 yard butterfly (5^th), 400 yard individual medley (5^th), 200 yard freestyle (5^th), 100 yard backstroke (5 ^th), 100 yard butterfly (5^th), 100 yard individual medley (3^rd)

Tam Mai 1650 yard freestyle (4^th), 200 yard butterfly (5^th ), 100 yard breaststroke (3^rd), 400 yard individual medley (6 ^th), 50 yard breaststroke (3^rd), 200 yard breaststroke (6^th)

Victor Mendez 50 yard breaststroke (6^th)

Ethan Stone 1650 yard freestyle (6^th)

Megan Tharp 50 yard breaststroke (3^rd), 200 yard breaststroke (8^th), 100 yard individual medley (4^th )

15 and up

Mike Boslet 1650 yard freestyle (3^rd), 200 yard freestyle (6^th), 200 yard breaststroke (8^th), 100 yard individual medley (7 ^th)

Brittany Clark 1650 yard freestyle (8^th)

Chris Donahue 50 yard freestyle (3^rd), 1650 yard freestyle (6^th), 100 yard freestyle (2^nd), 100 yard breaststroke (1 ^st), 50 yard breaststroke (1^st), 200 yard freestyle (3^rd), 200 yard breaststroke (3 ^rd), 100 yard individual medley (2^nd)

Brandon Funk 50 yard butterfly (3^rd), 200 yard butterfly (2^nd), 400 yard individual medley (7^th), 100 yard butterfly (2 ^nd)

Maddie MacFarlane 50 yard freestyle (7^th), 200 yard backstroke (1^st), 50 yard backstroke (3^rd), 100 yard backstroke (3 ^rd), 100 yard individual medley (2^nd )

Matt Mancao 100 yard breaststroke (7^th), 50 yard breaststroke (5^th), 100 yard individual medley (2^nd )

Stephanie Mulchan 50 yard freestyle (4^th), 1650 yard freestyle (2^nd), 50 yard butterfly (5^th), 200 yard backstroke (2 ^nd), 50 yard backstroke (1^st), 200 yard freestyle (1^st), 100 yard backstroke (2^nd), 100 yard individual medley (5 ^th)

Haley Nicholson 50 yard freestyle (3^rd), 200 yard individual medley (3 ^rd), 100 yard freestyle (2^nd ), 200 yard butterfly (2^nd), 100 yard breaststroke (6^th), 400 yard individual medley (1^st), 200 yard freestyle (4^th), 100 yard backstroke (1 ^st), 200 yard breaststroke (2 ^nd), 100 yard butterfly (2^nd), 100 yard individual medley (1^st)

Alena Thomas 200 yard butterfly (6^th)

GPAC Makes Big Waves at BSL Holiday Splash

The Greater Pensacola Aquatic Club competed at the Birmingham Swim League's Holiday Splash over the weekend of December 15th. GPAC sent 47 area swimmers to the meet which concluded their competition schedule for 2007. Of the 47 swimmers, 37 were among the top eight finishers in their events, while 16 finished first in at least one event.

Two GPAC records were also broken during the competition. Logan Gurtowsky lowered his own 50 yard Backstroke record to (:28.05) which he established early this month in Gainesville. The 13 and 14 boys captured their second relay record of the season. The team of Adam Danley (backstroke :27.93) Ethan Stone (breaststroke :30.94), Raymond Burch (butterfly :26.06) and Ryan Funk (freestyle :23.54) established a new 200 yard Medley Relay record with a 1: 48.47. The previous record (1:48.72) was set on 2 occasions by 2 different relay teams. The team of Tomson, Nguyen, Newton & Steen and the team of Louy, Nguyen, Newton & Steen both set the record 15 years ago.

The GPAC swimmers will next compete over the weekend of January 11th, when they host their annual Winter Invitational at the University of West Florida.

The swimmers are listed by their age group with their top eight finishes ( ) and first place finishes ~.

15 & Over Boys

Mike Boslett (7) ~ 2

Chris Donahue (5) ~ 2

Brandon Funk (5) ~ 2

Matt Mancao (7) ~ 5

Karl McMillen (3)

Trey Miller (6)

Will Pollard (6)

15 & Over Girls

Haley Nicholson (5) ~ 3

13-14 Boys

Raymond Burch (5) ~ 2

Adam Danley (7) ~ 2

Ryan Funk (6) ~ 4

Victor Mendez (4)

Evan Retzloff (7)

Ethan Stone (5) ~ 2

Luke Vest (9)

13-14 Girls

Patty Donahue (1)

Hayley Dubose (5)

Brittany Foster (6)

Megan Tharp (7)

11-12 Boys

Logan Gurtowsky (10) ~ 10

Cody Keenan (8)

Jack Tona (8) ~ 1

11-12 Girls

Kelly Donahue (2)

Rachel Martin (1)

Baylen Maynard (5)

Caroline Page (10) ~ 8

Mariah Snyder (1)

10 & Under Boys

Alex Hernandez (9) ~ 1

Brian Jockers (10) ~ 7

10 & Under Girls

Beth Anne Parra (2)

Peyton Parra (6)

Catherine Petruska (2)

Laurel Rush (7)

8 & Under Boys

Garret Neel (10)

Nicholas Petruska (9)

8 & Under Girls

Anna Lundgren (9) - 1

GPAC TAKES A BITE OUT OF GATOR CLASSIC

Swimmers for the Greater Pensacola Aquatic Club (GPAC) competed during the first weekend in December 2007 in the Gator Holiday Classic in Gainesville Florida. The Gator Holiday Classic is held every year and is a qualifying meet. A qualifying meet requires that each swimmer achieve a specific time to be allowed to compete. During the 3 day event over 1100 swimmers competed from various swim teams. GPAC had 32 swimmers compete and they swam over 230 races and came away with more than 50% life time best performances.

During the meet two GPAC team records were broken. Logan Gurtowsky set the 50 Yard Backstroke record in 28.57 seconds besting the previous mark (:28.83) set by Ryan Funk in 2006. Although Ryan lost one record he gained another during the 13-14 boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay. The team of Raymond Burch (: 23.72), Ethan Stone (:24.73), Tam Mai (:24.65), and Funk (:23.27) broke a 15 year old record with a time of 1:36.27. The previous record was held by Steen, Newton, Wise and Nguyen with a 1:36.87 set in March 1992.

The following swimmers finished in the top eight for their age group in the events listed.

Raymond Burch 13-14 Boys

200 Yard Freestyle ~ 7th

200 Yard Individual Medley ~ 7th

100 Yard Backstroke ~ 6th

200 Yard Butterfly ~ 7th

Brittany Foster 11-12 Girls

50 Yard Butterfly ~ 6th

50 Yard Freestyle ~ 4th

Ryan Funk 13-14 Boys

50 Yard Freestyle ~ 8th

Logan Gurtowsky 11-12 Boys

50 Yard Butterfly ~ 3rd

100 Yard Individual Medley ~ 4th

200 Yard Individual Medley ~ 3rd

50 Yard Backstroke ~ 2nd

100 Yard Backstroke ~ 3rd

100 Yard Breaststroke ~ 3rd

100 Yard Butterfly~ 3rd

Zoe MacFarlane 13-14 Girls

100 Yard Backstroke ~ 8th

Matt Mancao 15-16 Boys

100 Yard Breaststroke ~ 7th

200 Yard Breaststroke ~ 6th

Haley Nicholson 15-16 Girls

100 Yard Butterfly ~ 6th

Caroline Page 11-12 Girls

200 Yard Freestyle ~ 4th

100 Yard Individual Medley ~ 4th

50 Yard Freestyle ~ 5th

50 Yard Backstroke ~ 1st

100 Yard Backstroke ~ 1st

100 Yard Freestyle ~ 3rd

Ethan Stone ~ 13-14 Boys

100 Yard Breaststroke ~ 3rd

200 Yard Breaststroke ~ 3rd

Jack Tona 11-12 Boys

200 Yard freestyle ~ 5th

100 Yard Individual Medley ~ 6th

200 Yard Individual Medley ~ 7th

50 Yard Freestyle ~ 3rd

50 Yard Backstroke ~ 8th

100 Yard Freestyle ~ 4th

100 Yard Butterfly ~ 6th

Next up for GPAC swimmers is the Birmingham Swim League's Holiday Classic held in Birmingham, AL on December 15th and 16th.

GPAC Wins Big at Paradise Invite

During the second weekend in November, 70 swimmers from the Greater Pensacola Aquatic Club swam at the Panama City Paradise Invitational and brought home the first place trophy! The invitational featured over 630 swimmers from 18 teams. During this 3 day outdoor event GPAC swimmers swam as many as 12 events, braving the chilly weather, and many captured top 8 placings in their age groups.

Top 8 finishes include:

8 & Under Girls

Anna Lundgren ~ 6th

Sophia Diagne ~ 7th

8 & Under Boys

Alex Hernandez ~ 1st

Brian Jockers ~ 2nd

Nicholas Petruska - 7th

11 & 12 Girls

Caroline Page ~ 2nd

Brittney Foster ~ 6th

11 & 12 Boys

Logan Gurtowsky ~ 1st

Jack Tona ~ 2nd

13 & 14 Girls

Zoe MacFarlane ~ 2nd

13 & 14 Boys

Raymond Burch ~ 2nd

Tam Mai ~ Tie 5th

Ethan Stone ~ Tie 5th

15 & Over Girls

Stephanie Molchan ~ 4th

15 & Over Boys

Matt Mancao ~ 6th

Mike Boslett ~ Tie 7th

In addition to his 2nd place showing in the 8 & Under age group swimmer, Brian Jocker, placed his name in the record books by breaking GPAC's 25 yard freestyle record. Brian set the record in 13.86 seconds besting the 14.21 seconds set by Kyle Cormier (now an All-American Swimmer for the South Carolina Gamecocks) in 1995.

Greater Pensacola Aquatic Club had several athletes represent their high schools at the 2007 Florida High School State Championships. GPAC congratulates these swimmers as well as their schools on a great finish to the high school season.

Michael Boslet           Junior @ Tate High

            200 yard Individual Medley      11^th      2:03.53

Chris Donahue           Senior @ Washington High

            100 yard Freestyle                    9^th        :47.87

            100 yard Breaststroke              7^th        1:00.79

            200 yard Freestyle Relay          5^th

            200 yard Medley Relay            5^th

Brandon Funk            Freshman @ Pace High

            100 yard Butterfly                     18^th      :55.67

Maddie Macfarlane   Sophomore @ Pensacola High

            100 yard Backstroke                9^th        :59.81

Tam Mai                     Freshman @ Washington High

            400 yard Freestyle Relay          11^th

Matt Mancao             Junior @ Catholic High

100 yard Breaststroke              9^th        1:01.17

            200 yard Individual Medley      20^th      2:02.92

Stephanie Molchan    Junior @ Pensacola High

            200 yard Freestyle                    8^th        1:59.92

            100 yard Backstroke                10^th      1:00.09

Haley Nicholson         Junior @ Washington High

            200 yard Individual Medley      3^rd        2:09.05

            100 yard Butterfly                     9^th        :59.14

Mike Paedae              Senior @ Washington High

            50 yard Freestyle                      18^th      :23.03

            200 yard Freestyle Relay          5^th

            400 yard Freestyle Relay          11^th

Will Pollard                 Senior @ Washington High

            200 yard Individual Medley      23^rd      2:08.52

            200 yard Freestyle Relay          5^th

            200 yard Medley Relay            5^th

Casey Seely               Sophomore @ Pensacola High

            100 yard Backstroke                17^th      :59.29

GPAC WINS FALL INVITATIONAL

570 athletes from fourteen teams and four states competed in the three day event. GPAC athletes swam in 782 races over the three day period. The swimmers not only attempted 227 events in which they had never competed but they also succeed in improving their previous best times in 461 races for an 83% improvement rate. Additionally, GPAC swimmers had 53 first place finishes and 131 top three finishes.

Five GPAC swimmers earned the high point award their respective age groups because of their fantastic efforts. The swimmers are:

Brian Jockers ~ 8 & Under Boys

Caroline Page ~ 11 & 12 Girls

Logan Gurtowsky ~ 11 & 12 Boys

Haley Nicholson ~ 15 & Over Girls

Chris Donahue ~ 15 & Over Boys

While individual improvement was evident, so was team success. GPAC finished with 1615.5 points, outdistancing our nearest competitor by 286 points.

Congratulations to all of our swimmers for their success at this meet and thank you to all of our volunteers for making the event run smoothly.

GPAC 11 -12 GIRLS TAKE FIRST AT SOUTHEASTERNS

Led by Zoe MacFarlane and Caroline Page, the 11-12 girl’s age group title went to GPAC. With fourteen top 8 finishes and two top eight relay finishes, MacFarlane, Page, Brittney Foster, and Baylen Maynard brought home the first place title. MacFarlane and Page also qualified for the Zone Championship Meet held August 1-4 at the University of Houston.

GPAC finished 9^th overall out of a field of 37 other teams. There were a total of 51 scoring finishes and 98 best times for the GPAC team of 29 swimmers. Scoring swimmers are as follows: Raymond Burch 8^th-200 IM, 7^th-100 fly, 8^th-100 free, 7^th-200 fly; Chris Donahue 15^th-200 free, 6^th-100 breast, 15^th-50 free, 9^th-100 free; Kelly Donahue 7^th-50 breast; Brandon Funk 3^rd 100 fly, 3^rd-200 fly; Ryan Funk 7^th-50 free; Logan Gurtowsky 13^th-400 free, 4^th-50 breast, 5^th-100 back, 3^rd-200 IM, 3^rd-100 breast, 5^th-50 back; Jacquie Kinman 3^rd-400 free, 2^nd-100 free, 2^nd-50 breast, 6^th-200 IM, 2^nd-50 free, 8^th-50 fly, 4^th-100 breast; Maddie MacFarlane 14^th-100 back; Zoe MacFarlane 1^st-100 free, 1^st-100 back, 1^st-200 IM, 1^st-50 free, 1^st-100 fly, 1^st-50 fly, 2^nd-50 back; Stephanie Molchan 16^th-200 back; Haley Nicholson 13^th-100 breast, 6^th-400 IM, 3^rd-200 IM, 14^th-100 fly, 15^th-100 free, 8^th-200 fly, 12^th-200 breast; Caroline Page 4^th-100 free, 2^nd-100 back, 5^th-50 free, 5^th-100 fly, 6^th-200 free, 7^th-50 fly, 1^st-50 back; Ethan Stone 15^th-800 free, 9^th-1500 free; Jack Tona 7^th-200 IM.

Congratulations to all the GPAC swimmers that earned the honor to compete at the 2007 Southeastern Championship Meet in Nashville, TN. Results

GPAC SIZZLES AT “ATAC” INVITATIONAL

Despite temperatures reaching the 100 degree mark and stiff competition from over twenty teams, GPAC scores big in the Area Tallahassee Aquatic Club Invitational on June 22^nd -24^th. Despite the heat GPAC hung in to take home the first place trophy.

Led by Jacquie Kinman, who won all nine of her individual events and earned “high point swimmer” in the 9-10 girls age group, GPAC had 162 best time swims and 69 top three place finishes.

Zoe MacFarlane and Morgan Farrell also finished with the honor of “high point swimmer” for their age groups and not far behind with “high point runner up swimmer” honors were Raymond Burch, Haley Nicholson and Monet Mendez.

Top three place finishers are as follows: Raymond Burch 13- 3^rd 100 fly 1:04.75, 1^st 400 IM 5:12.32, 3^rd 200 IM 2:25.07, 3^rd 400 free 4:37.49, 3^rd 200 fly 2:29.19, 2^nd 100 free 59.53; Chris Donahue 17- 3^rd 200 breast 2:36.12, 3^rd 100 breast 1:11.30; Kelly Donahue 10- 3^rd 50 back 41.43; Morgan Farrell 18- 1^st 200 free 2:07.91, 1^st 100 fly 1:05.08, 2^nd 50 free 27.58, 2^nd 200 IM 2:26.80, 1^st 100 back 1:08.38, 1^st 200 fly 2:21.33, 2^nd 100 free 1:00.19, 1^st 200 back 2:25.44; Brandon Funk 14- 2^nd 400 IM 5:15.24, 3^rd 100 back 1:11.13, 2^nd 200 fly 2:22.17, 2^nd 200 back 2:30.95; Logan Gurtowski 12- 2^nd 50 back 35.03, 2^nd 200 IM 2:42.65, 3^rd 100 free 1:06.87, 3^rd 100 back 1:14.86; Jacquie Kinman 10- 1^st 200 free 2:37.20, 1^st 100 breast 1:30.91, 1^st 50 fly 37.08, 1^st 50 free 32.47, 1^st 100 fly 1:25.29, 1^st 400 free 5:35.04, 1^st 200 IM 2:57.98, 1^st 50 breast 41.37, 1^st 100 free 1:12.54; Maddie MacFarlane 15- 3^rd 200 free 2:15.41; 2^nd 100 back 1:10.34, 3^rd 400 free 4:49.45, 1^st 200 back 2:31.83; Zoe MacFarlane 12- 2^nd 200 free 2:23.46, 3^rd 100 breast 1:25.69, 2^nd 50 fly 32.37, 1^st 100 fly 1:11.27, 3^rd 50 back 35.77, 1^st 400 free 5:00.74, 1^st 200 IM 2:37.34, 1^st 100 free 1:05.09, 2^nd 100 back 1:14.45; Monet Mendez 8- 3^rd 50 fly 52.32, 2^nd 50 breast 53.92, 3^rd 50 free 40.98; Stephanie Molchan 16- 2^nd 200 back 2:34.86; Haley Nicholson 16- 2^nd 200 breast 2:50.39, 3^rd 100 fly 1:07.53, 2^nd 400 IM 5:15.21, 2^nd 50 free 28.62, 1^st 200 IM 2:30.22, 3^rd 100 back 1:11.34, 3^rd 200 fly 2:30.19, 2^nd 100 free 1:01.99, 3^rd 100 breast 1:20.96; Caroline Page 11- 3^rd 200 free 2:25.86, 3^rd 50 fly 32.71, 1^st 50 free 30.17, 2^nd 100 fly 1:14.62, 1^st 50 back 34.16, 3^rd 200 IM 2:42.59, 2^nd 100 free 1:06.26, 1^st 100 back 1:13.34.

The three day invitational was finished on the fourth day with a fun trip to Wild Adventure Theme Park in Valdosta, GA. There the kids had fun riding wild rides and keeping cool in the huge water park. Way to go GPAC Swimmers!!!!!

KINMAN, MACFARLANE, GURTOWSKY, DONAHUE WIN HIGH POINT AT AUBURN INV.

GPAC opened the 2007 long course season in style April 27-28 with 5 high point winners, 28 individual winners and several new Southeastern Qualifying swims at the Auburn Tiger Invitational.

     12 year old Zoe MacFarlane was the big winner, taking all seven of her swims in the 11-12 age group to garner the high point award. Jacquie Kinman wasn't far behind, going 6 for seven in the 9-10 girls division. Logan Gurtowsky won his first ever high point trophy, winning 5 events in the 11-12 boys division. Chris Donahue won three events to take home high point honors in the Senior age group.

     Other GPAC winners were Haley Nicholson (senior girls 200 fly), Raymond Burch (13-14 boys 200 free), Ethan Stone (13-14 boys 100 breast, 200 breast and 1500 free).

     GPAC winners and their times:

Jacquie Kinman--(9-10 girls): 50 free (33.49), 100 free (1:15.26), 200 free (2:42.09), 50 breast (44.11), 100 breast (1:35.94), 200 IM (3:04.67)

Zoe MacFarlane-(11-12 girls): 50 free (30.11), 100 free (1:04.88), 50 back (24.90), 100 back (1:14.52), 50 fly

     (32.47), 100 fly (1:13.74), 200 IM (2:37.92)

Haley Nicholson-(senior girls): 200 fly (2:28.97)

Logan Gurtowsky- (11-12 boys): 50 free (31.35), 50 back (35.93), 100 back (1:16.18), 200 IM (2:45.88)

Raymond Burch- (13-14 boys): 200 free (2:14.01)

Ethan Stone-(13-14 boys): 1500 free (19:04.75), 100 breast (1:22.40), 200 breast (2:55.22)

Chris Donahue-(Senior Boys): 100 free (55.81), 400 free (4:23.40), 100 breast (1:10.64)

     Congratulations to all the GPAC swimmers who helped get the long course season off to a good start.

Congratulations to Coach Shannon Aiken for being named the Southeastern Swimming "Age Group Coach of the Year" for the 2006-2007 year. Coach Aiken was selected by the Southeastern Coaches at the Spring Meetings in Panama City. Coach Aiken has been with GPAC since January of 2005. He has coached four Southeastern Champions and three high point winners in the past year.

     Great Job Coach Aiken!

GPAC 5^TH AT SOUTHEASTERNS

     Three high point winners, 9 first place finishes, 7 new team records and a slew of top 8 finishes led GPAC to a fifth place finish at the Southeastern Championships in Nashville, March 15-18. GPAC finished with 848 point just 4 points behind 4^th place Memphis Tiger Swim Club. Nashville Aquatic Club once again won the title followed by Pilot and Excel. Scenic City, Huntsville, Birmingham Swim League, Memphis Thunder and Baylor rounded out the top ten.

     Zoe MacFarlane, Raymond Burch and Morgan Farrell were the high point winners and the three accounted for all 9 GPAC victories. Burch led the way with wins in the 11-12 50 free (24.15), 100 free (52.26), 200 free (1:53.35), 500 free (5:16.51) and 100 IM (59.47). He was also second in the 100 fly (58.94) and 200 IM (2:09.05). He set team 11-12 records in the 100, 200, 500 freestyles and 100 and 200 IM’s.

     Zoe was almost as good winning the 11-12 100 free (55.53), 100 IM (1:02.65) and 200 IM (2:14.53). Her 100 and 200 IM’s both set new team records. Zoe was also second in the 50 fly, 100 fly and 100 back.

     Farrell’s lone title came in the senior girl’s 100 free (51.43.) The University of Tennnessee bound senior also finished second in the 200 free, 50 free, 100 back and 200 IM.

     Relays were a big part of the GPAC scoring parade. Our 10 & under girls (Ileana Lysagth, Kelly Donahue, Rachel Martin and Jacquie Kinman) finished 6^th in the 200 medley relay and 7^th in the 200 free relay; 11-12 girls (Brittney Foster, Zoe MacFarlane, Megan Tharp, and Caroline Page) were 4^th in the 200 free relay; 11-12 boys (Raymond Burch, Logan Gurtowski, Jack Tona and Andrew Crandall) were 3^rd in the 200 free relay; 13-14 boys (Ryan Funk, Ethan Stone, Brandon Funk and Trey Miller) were 6^th in the 200 medley relay and 7^th in the 200 free relay; Senior Girls (Jennifer Molchan, Morgan Farrell, Haley Nicholson and Maddie MacFarlane) were 3^rd in the 400 free relay and 5^th in the 400 medley relay.

     Jacquie Kinman also had an outstanding meet with a 2^nd in the 10 and under 100 free (1:03.18), 3^rd in the 50 free (29.11), 3^rd in the 100 breast (1:21.26) and 4^th in the 50 breast (37.41).

     Other top 8 finishers for GPAC were: Megan Tharp (8^th in the 50 breast 34.90),

Caroline Page (6^th in the 100 back 1:05.43 and 7^th in the 50 back 30.62), Chris Donahue (3^rd in the 100 breast 59.99 and 6^th in the 200 breast 2:12.01) and Brandon Funk (5^th in the 13-14 200 fly 2:04.01).

     Congratulation to all GPAC swimmers for a great performance. For complete meet results go to swimnac.com.

7 GPACers HEAD FOR TEXAS

     Seven members of the GPAC National Team have qualified for the American Short Course Swimming Championships at the University of Texas at Austin.   The meet will take place Feb. 22-24. The meet annually attract many of the nation’s best swimmers. Last year 8 American records were set by Michael Phelps (20 IM, 400 IM, 200 fly), Brendan Hansen (200 breaststroke), Tara Kirk (100, 200 breaststroke),

And the Longhorn 200 and 400 medley relays of Aaron Piersol, Hansen, Ian Crocker and Neil Walker.

     The seven GPAC swimmers who will be competing and the events entered are:

Morgan Farrell-50 free, 100 free, 200 free, 100 fly, 200 fly, 100 back, 200 back and 200 IM.

Maddie MacFarlane-100 free, 200 free, 500 free, 100 back, 200 back, 200 IM, 400 IM

Jennifer Molchan-50 free,100 free, 200 free, 500 free, 1650 free, 200 breast

Stephanie Molchan-50 free, 100 free, 200 free, 500 free, 100 back, 200 back

Haley Nicholson-100 fly, 200 fly, 200 IM, 400 IM, 100 back, 100 free

Chris Donahue-50 free, 100 free, 200 free, 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 IM

Matt Mancao-100 breast, 200 breast, 100 fly, 100 free, 200 free, 200 IM

     GPAC also has entries in the women’s 200 and 400 free relays and 200 medley relay

GPAC CRANKS AT CROCKER CLASSIC

Auburn, AL–With over 900 swimmers participating, GPAC’s Raymond Burch and Morgan Farrell won "high point" awards in the Ralph Crocker Classic, Feb. 2-4 at Auburn University. The meet was renamed in honor of the former GPAC and Auburn coach who died of cancer recently.

Burch took home honors in the 11-12 age group while winning the 50 breast, 100 breast, 100 fly, 100 IM, 200 IM, 50 free and 200 free (breaking his own team record in the 200 free). Farrell won the senior girls award and was victorious in the 200 fly, 200 IM and 200 back. Other first place winners for GPAC were Jackie Kinman in the 9-10 girls 50 and 100 breaststrokes, Zoe Macfarlane in the 11-12 girls 100 back and Chris Donahue in the senior boys 50 and 100 breaststrokes.

This was the final tune up meet for many GPAC swimmers who will be competing at the American Short Course Championships in Austin, Texas and the Southeastern Championships in Nashville. The Panama City Meet (March 3) and District Championships at UWF (March 10-11) are last chance meets for anyone still trying to qualify for Southeastern’s.

Congratulations for all 48 GPAC swimmers who competed at Auburn.

GPAC WINS WINTER INVITE

Nearly 700 swimmers from 20 teams and three states gathered at the UWF Natatorium January 12-14 for the GPAC Winter Invitational. When the nearly 6,000 swims were concluded and the points were tabulated GPAC finished on top with 1006.5 points. Birmingham Swim League finished second with 859 points followed by Area Tallahassee with 719.5. GPAC also won the boys title with 514 points and finished second to BSL in the girls with 492.5.

GPAC’s effort was highlighted by 25 individual victories and 5 relays wins and two swimmers qualified for the All American Short Course Championships in Austin, Texas next month.

The two Texas qualifiers were Stephanie Molchan in the 200 back (2:08.71) and Matt Mancao in the 100 breast (1:01.39). That brings to seven the GPAC qualilfliers. Others are Morgan Farrell, Jennifer Molchan, Maddie MacFarlane, Haley Nicholson and Chris Donahue.

In addition to the GPAC winners we had numerous best times and new southeastern qualifiers. We expect more qualifying times in the Auburn meet in two weeks (Feb.2-4) and the District Championships at UWF in March.

Winners for GPAC were:

GIRLS

Anna Lundgren—8 and Under 25 breast. Caroline Page—11-12 50 back. Zoe MacFarlane—11-12 200 IM, 100 IM, 100 back, 100 free. Maddie MacFarlane—Senior 400 IM. Morgan Farrell—Senior 50 free.

BOYS

Raymond Burch—11-12 200 IM, 500 free, 100 IM, 100 breast, 200 free. Ryan Funk—11-12 boys 50 free, 50 fly, 50 breast, 50 back, 100 fly, 100 free. Brandon Funk—13-14 100 fly, 200 fly. Chris Donahue.—Senior 50 breast, 200 breast. Matt Mancao—Senior 100 breast, 500 free.

RELAYS

8 and under girls (Anna Lundgren, Peyton Para, Sophia Diagne, Monet Mendez)

100 free relay, 100 medley relay.

11-12 boys (Ryan Funk, Andrew Crandall, Logan Gurtowski, Raymond Burch) 200

free relay, 200 medley relay

13-14 boys (Adam Danley, Ethan Stone, Brandon Funk, Rey Miller) 200 medley

relay

Many thanks to meet director Jeff Stone and the many parents who put in countless hours in making this a successful and well run meet. Thanks also to the 19 teams who participated and provided great competition.

Congratulations to all the GPAC swimmers who competed with great effort, enthusiasm and sportsmanship.

GPAC ROCKS IN GATORLAND

Gainesville, FL--35 of GPAC's finest ascended on the University of Florida's O'Connell Center and came away with 7 team records, 5 victories, a bevy of best times and a 5th place finish amongst 47 teams. GPAC finished with 304 points, trailing the Sarasota YMCA, Fastlane (Orlando), Coral Springs and Highlander (Orlando) in the finals standings.

The winners for GPAC were Raymond Burch, 11-2 100 fly (59.60), Ryan Funk, 11-12 50 free (24.12)and 50 fly (26.69), Maddie MacFarlane, 13-14 200 back (2:06.39), the 11-12 boys 200 free relay (Burch, Funk, Logan Gurtowski, and Andrew Cunningham) 1:44.53 and the same foursome in the 200 medley relay.

The new team records were set by Zoe MacFarlane, 11-12 200 IM (2:15.11-formerly held by 1988 Olympian Andrea Hayes), Raymond Burch, 11-12 200 free (1:56.36), 500 free (5:19.81), 200 IM (2:10.92), Ryan Funk, 50 back (28.83), 100 back (1:01.52) and the aforementioned 11-12 boys 200 free relay.

Other top four finishes for GPAC were:

Zoe MacFarlane--50 fly (28.05--2nd), 200 IM (3rd), 50 back (30.00--2nd), 100 back (1:02.99--2nd), 100 fly (1:03.44--2nd)

Raymond Burch--200 free (3rd), 50 fly (27.66--3rd), 200 IM (2nd), 100 free (53.17--2nd), 100 breast (1:10.58--2nd), 500 free (3rd)

Ryan Funk-- 50 back (2nd), 100 free (53.20--3rd), 200 free (1:56.92--4th), 200 IM (2:14.63--4th)

Maddie MacFarlane--400 IM (4:37.14--3rd), 100 back (1:00.44--3rd), 200 IM (2:11.84--4th).

Haley Nicholson (15-16 girls)-- 200 IM (2:10.03--3rd), 200 fly (2:09.64--4th)

Matt Mancao (15-16 boys)--100 breast (1:01.96--4th)

Morgan Farrell (Open Girls)-- 200 free (1:51.06--2nd), 100 fly (57.29--2nd), 200 IM (2:07.42--2nd), 50 free (24.18--4th), 100 back (58.57--4th), 100 free (51.92--3rd), 200 fly (2:05.57--3rd)

Congratulation to all the GPACers who helped make this a fun and successful trip!!

FARRELL WINS TWO MORE AT STATE MEET

GPAC’s Morgan Farrell, a senior at Washington, closed out an outstanding high school career by winning her 5^th and 6^th individual titles at the Florida State High School 2A Championships in Fort Lauderdale. Morgan won the 100 fly (55.82*) and the 100 back (56.76). She also won the 100 fly in her sophomore and junior years and the 100 back as a junior. Farrell will be attending the University of Tennessee next year on a swimming scholarship.

Other GPAC 2A results: (* denotes best time)

Jennifer Molchan (Pensacola High, Sr.)—200 free, 7^th (1:56.40), 500 free, 10^th (5:11.16)

Haley Nicholson (Pensacola, So.)—200 IM , 7^th (2:12.94*), 100 fly, 11^th (1:00.76*)

Maddie MacFarlane (Pensacola, Fr.)—100 back , 10^th (1:01.18*)

Stephanie Molchan (Pensacola, So.)—200 free, 16^th (1:59.40)

Chris Donahue (Washington, Jr.)—100 free, 9^th (48.26*), 100 breast, 4^th (1:01.75)

Tom Updike (Tate, Jr.)—200 IM, 12^th, (2:03.05*), 100 breast, 16^th (1:03.19)

Blake McKinney (Washington, Sr.)—200 IM, 15^th (2:04.42*), 100 back, 15^th (58.91*)

IA Results:

Matt Mancao (Catholic, So.)—200 IM, 16^th (2:01.81*), 100 breast, 5^th (1:01.71*)

The 26^th Annual War Eagle Invitational Swim Meet in Auburn was a great meet for our GPAC Swimmers. There were over 230 best times swam and two new GPAC 11-12 boys records broken. Raymond Burch led the attack with a new record time of 1:57.30 in the boys 200 free. Raymond also had four first place finishes and won the “High Point 11-12 boys Award”. Ryan Funk lowered his own GPAC record with a time of 1:01.94 in the 100 backstroke. Ryan also had four first place finishes and won third place overall in the boy’s 11-12 age group. Andrew Crandall swam his first meet as attached GPAC swimmer and had 12 best times with points scored in the 500 free. Logan Gurtowsky had six best times and scored in the 500 free and the 100 back. Jack Tona had 8 best times and rounded out the 11-12 boys age group. Way to go 11-12 boys.

Brittney Foster swam her first meet as a junior group member and had 11 best times. Zoe Macfarlane had ten best times and scored in all her events with a first place finishing time of 1:04.90 in the 100 back. Zoe also finished 3rd in the girls 11-12 age group. Mallory Maiberger had five best times. Jasmine Moronta had ten best times. Caroline Page had nine best times and scored in the 500 free and 50 back. Megan Tharp had eight best times and scored in the 50 breastroke. Baylen Maynard had ten best times. Good job 11-12 girls.

Andrew Chmiel represented the 10 and under boys, had seven best times, and scored in the 200 free.

Maddie Chmiel had six best times. Kaylee Haake had six best times. Jackie Kinman tied for sixth place overall 10 and under girls and scored in all of her events with all best times. Anna Lundgren had eight best times. Rachel Martin had four best times. Beth Ann Parra had six best times. Peyton Parra had eight best times. Great work girls.

The 13-14 boys and girls were led off with Adam Danley swimming eight best times and scoring in the 200 fly and 50 breastroke. Tam Mai had four best times and scored GPAC points in the 50 back, 100 breast, 200 back, 100 IM, 200 breast, and the 50 breast. Ethan Stone had nine best times and scored GPAC points in the 500 free, 100 breast, 200 breast, and 50 breast. Nicole Scully had six best times. GPAC 13-14 rocks.

Thanks to all that attended the Auburn meet.

GPAC SWIMMERS BARK AT SECTIONALS

Athens, GA, July 12-16, 2006—In a field that included numerous Olympians, NCAA Champions and other world class swimmers, 8 of GPAC’s finest turned in outstanding performances at the Southern Sectional Championships at the University of Georgia’s Gabrielson Natatorium.

Olympic medalists included Michael Phelps (6 gold medals, 3 world records), Eric Vendt (2 silver medals), Klete Keller (2 gold and 1 silver medals), Amanda Weir (1 Gold medal). NCAA champs included Mary Descenza, Maritza Correira, Kara Lynn Joyce and Cullen Jones.

15 & Over Boys
Mike Boslett	(7)	~ 2
Chris Donahue	(5)	~ 2
Brandon Funk	(5)	~ 2
Matt Mancao	(7)	~ 5
Karl McMillen	(3)
Trey Miller	(6)
Will Pollard	(6)

15 & Over Girls
Haley Nicholson	(5)	~ 3

13-14 Boys
Raymond Burch	(5)	~ 2
Adam Danley	(7)	~ 2
Ryan Funk	(6)	~ 4
Victor Mendez	(4)
Evan Retzloff	(7)
Ethan Stone	(5)	~ 2
Luke Vest	(9)

13-14 Girls
Patty Donahue	(1)
Hayley Dubose	(5)
Brittany Foster	(6)
Megan Tharp	(7)

11-12 Boys
Logan Gurtowsky	(10)	~ 10
Cody Keenan	(8)
Jack Tona	(8)	~ 1

11-12 Girls
Kelly Donahue	(2)
Rachel Martin	(1)
Baylen Maynard	(5)
Caroline Page	(10)	~ 8
Mariah Snyder	(1)

10 & Under Boys
Alex Hernandez	(9)	~ 1
Brian Jockers	(10)	~ 7

10 & Under Girls
Beth Anne Parra	(2)
Peyton Parra	(6)
Catherine Petruska	(2)
Laurel Rush	(7)

8 & Under Boys
Garret Neel	(10)
Nicholas Petruska	(9)