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to the 65th Annual

Keo NakamaInvitational

July 5 - 7, 2013

Veterans’ Memorial Aquatic Center

Welcome

The Keo Nakama Swimming Invitational is the oldest swim meet in Hawaii.

Established over half a century ago by legendary coach Soichi Sakamoto, it

continuously draws the best teams in the country, and from overseas, who

wish to combine a great swimming experience and a magnificent vacation

in beautiful Hawaii. This meet is USS sanctioned and is held at the Central

Oahu Regional Park Aquatics Center. The swim meet is named after Hawaii’s

most well know swimmer, Keo Nakama.

Hawai‘i pono‘ïNänä i kou mö‘ïKa lani ali‘i,Ke ali‘i

Hui:Makua lani ë,Kamehameha ë,Na kaua e pale,Me ka ihe

Hawai‘i pono‘ïNänä i nä ali‘iNä pua muli kouNä pöki‘i

Hawai‘i pono‘ïE ka lähui e‘O käu hana nuiE u‘ië

Hawaii’s own true sonsBe loyal to your chiefYour country’s liege and lordThe chief

Chorus:Royal fatherKamehamehaShall defend in warWith spears

Hawaii’s own true sonsLook to your chiefThose chiefs of younger birthYounger descent

Hawaii’s own true sonsPeople of loyal heartThe only duty liesList and abide

State Anthem

Hawai‘i Pono‘ï

Hawaii Swimming Club

Welcome to the 65th Annual Keo Nakama Swimming & Diving Invitational

Aloha and thank you for joining us this year for the 65th Annual Keo NakamaSwimming & Diving Invitational.

To look back over the past years as you read through the many articles about KeoNakama and the other great swimmers of his time, it is truly amazing to read theaccomplishments of our founder Coach Soichi Sakamoto.

We are proud to be a part of this legacy to honor a most humble and amazingathlete and person. Little did I know that when I first started swimming at the ageof 8, I would be here, these many years later, to join in celebrating a swim meetwhich was started some 67 years ago to honor an outstanding athlete.

We welcome each of you. Swim fast, make more qual times or National times or your personal best times. Whatever your goal today, we will all be cheering for you.

Aloha,

Keith T. ArakakiMeet Director

Thank Youto VMAC Pool Manger and Staff

We would like to give a very special thank you to Ruthie Heuton, VMAC pool

manager, who will soon be celebrating her one year anniversary at VMAC.

We would especially like to say thank you Ruthie for an amazing job in accom-

modating our international guests this year – juggling your schedule to allow

every team some time in the pool.

If not for the efforts of you and your staff, hosting meets at VMAC would prove

to be much more difficult.

Thank you also for your support of the Hawaiian Swimming program. and all of

the Age Group teams on Oahu.

Aloha,

Keith T. Arakaki

Coach, HSC

Hawaii’s 1921 Territorial Legislature funds construction of the living

Memorial with its 100 X 40 meter saltwater swimming pool was built

to honor 101 who died and the nearly 10,000 others who served in

WWI from Hawaii with $250,000.

Opened on August 24, 1927, the birthday of Olympic Gold Medalist and god-

father of modern surfing, Duke Kahanamoku, who dives in for the first cere-

monial swim before a cheering, capacity crowd. During its heyday, the

Natatorium hosts celebrity swimmers including Esther Williams, Buster Crabbe

and Johnny Weissmuller as well as some 34 members of the International

Swimming Hall of Fame. It is later also used by the DOE for its mandatory

elementary school Learn to Swim Program. Hawaii's last Olympic swimmer

learned to swim at the Natatorium.

Owned by the State but operated under and executive order by the City, the

Natatorium is closed in 1979 due to thirty years of neglect. Prior to its closure

in 1979, the last recorded public investment in capital maintenance was

$100,000 in 1949.

On both the National and State Registers of Historic Places. Named to the Na-

tional Trust for Historic Preservation’s II Most Endangered list in 1995. In 1997

the same team that designed the highly successful Ko‘olina Swimming La-

goons completes an exhaustive study of coastal conditions, structural integrity

and construction alternatives. After considering everything from removal to

modifications to full restoration, the State concludes that complete restoration

with a re-engineered pool is the most sensible option. The re-designed pool

would be Hawaii’s only fully ADA-accessible saltwater swimming venue with

lifts for wheelchair-bound swimmers to enter the pool.

(Photos courtesy of the Hawaii State Archives).

Waikiki NatatoriumHosts the 1st Keo Nakama Swim Invitational

The Natatorium, circa 1928.

San Souci, circa 1930.

Swimmers diving off the floatiing deck.

• World Record...One Mile 20:29.00

• 5 Pan American Games Titles

• 8 Big Ten Titles

• 13 NCAA and AAU Titles

• 5 Australian National Titles

• 1943 Big Ten Swim Champs,

Swim Team Captain for Ohio State U.

• 1944 Big Ten Baseball Champs,

Baseball Team Captain for Ohio State U.

• First person to swim the Molokai (Kaiwi)

Channel. Year: 1961 Age: 41. Approximate

distance of 32 Miles

Records and Titles for Hall of Fame Swimmer

KEO NAKAMA

NCAA Men's Swimming Champions

http://hickoksports.com/history/ncaamswim.shtml

440-Yard Freestyle

1943 Keo Nakama, Ohio State 4:43.2


1500-Meter Freestyle



Swimming Hall of Fame

http://www.hickoksports.com/history/iswimhof.shtml

Nakama, Keo USA 1975

http://starbulletin.com/97/07/03/sports/story1.html

http://www.ishof.org/HonorUSA.html

Nakama, Keo (1975) Swimmer, USA

PAN AMERICAN SWIMMING

CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1940 (5 golds)

AUSTRALIAN NATIONALS: 1939

(5 titles: all freestyle events, 330 yd

individual medley)

U.S. NATIONALS: 27 titles (110yd to 1500m)

WORLD RECORDS: extended from mile at

New Haven at age 22 to 27-mile Molokai

Channel at age 41.

It was Keo Nakama’s wish, fol-

lowing his return to Honolulu

after his graduation from the

Buckeye Institution, in 1946, to invite

his former team and teammates over

as an outstanding swimming attrac-

tion and event.

So, with the help of George Higa

(owner of the Honolulu Cafe at that

time) and sports promoter Ralph

Yempuku (a bosom friend of George),

the first Keo Nakama Swimming

Meet was held at the famous Waikiki

War Memorial Natatorium.

Up to the inaugural meet, Keo had

captained some of the greatest cham-

pionship teams at his Alma Mater;

in addition, he was the University's

baseball captain in his final year.

The visiting Buckeyes team consisted

of some of the nation’s outstanding

swimmers and champions including

Jim Counselman (present coach of

Indiana University); Halo Hirose,

Keo’s former teammate; Al Wiggins;

and Jack Hill, the great middle distance

champion.

Keo and I pondered on a appropriate

name for the meet. I settled on the

idea that we should perpetuate his

name since he had done so fabulously

with his swimming exploits here

and in college. I wanted the “Keo

Nakama Swimming Meet” to be a

reminder that it was Keo, more than

anyone else during his time, who had

brought about the renaissance of

swimming to Hawaii when it was at a

standstill following the days of Duke

Kahanamoku, Buster Crabbe, and the

Kalili boys. Since the first meet, the

great University of Michigan swim-

ming team (coached by now deceased

Matt Mann) was invited to follow its

arch-rival here for the second Keo

Nakama Meet; again the meet was

held at the Waikiki Natatorium.

Thereon, some of the world’s greatest

swimmers made their appearances

here from 1948-1972. Included among

them were: Japan’s great Furuhashi

(who blazed the trail in swimming the

1500 meters below the 19 minute bar-

rier); Masao Furukawa (the 1956

Olympic breaststroke gold medalist);

and Shiro Hashizumi; Australia’s Jon

Henricks (the 100 meter freestyle

champion in 1956). Among the Unit-

ed States’ cream of the crop swimmers

and divers were: Chris Von Saltzer

(1960-1964 Olympic great); Pat Mc-

Cormick and Sammy Lee (Olympic

diving champions 1948, 1952, 1956

respectively); Barbara Strak (another

backstroke star); Bumpy Jones (Uni-

versity of Michigan’s great IM Swim-

mer); Bill Yorzyk (American butterfly

champ); George Breen (Coach Coun-

selman’s U.S. distance titalist); Frank

McKinney (Indiana’s twice 2nd place

winner in the 1956 and 1960 Olym-

pics); Shelly Mann (Washington, D.C.’s

U.S. butterfly gold medalist); Gail

Peters (perennial winner in National

championship); and many others.

From 1948-1972 the Keo Meets were

filled with pageantries and they in-

cluded parades, Queen of the Meet,

Royal Hawaiian Band, military bands,

Hawaiian music and entertainment,

synchronized swimming and water

ballet, clown diving, swimming exhi-

bitions (Johnny Weismuller and Duke

Kahanamoku), and the presence and

appearance of movie stars – Edward

G. Robinson, John Wayne and Danny

Kaye. Caroline Kennedy also was

present when she was 9 years old.

The Keo Nakama Meets were staged

at the Waikiki War Memorial’s 100

meter pool. It was changed on two oc-

casions to a 50 meter pool with bulk-

head. During those years, the meets

were held for two weeks, one in the 50

meter pool at Farrington High School

and Kaimuki High School.

Attendance wise, the earliest Keo

Nakama Meets, were paid admission,

were outstanding as the permanent

and temporary bleachers were packed

solid with standing room only.

Hawaii will long remember Casey

Nakama, a combination athlete – a

swimmer and a baseball player!

How It All Began... by Coach Soichi Sakamoto

“Coach, how about inviting Mike Peppe’s perennial collegiate champion Ohio State University’s swimming team for a major meet here ?”

It all started in the irrigation ditch in

Puunene, a good eighteen years back

when the little boys in their knee pants

used to jump in the running water to

swim, play tag and dive for objects.

And among these youngsters tadpol-

ing around in the often filthy water

were boys who were later to become

America’s outstanding mermen and

champions.

Keo Nakama, the eldest of the

Nakama family of three boys includ-

ing Bunmei Nakama, who later be-

come a champion himself, used to

sandwich a cool plunge in the ditch

between his endless tasks of helping

his mother with her work around the

household. But before this happened,

Keo’s mother did everything around

the house to bring up the young boys’

midst humble means. And as the

mother stated in one of her favorite

sayings, “I had to let Keo alone crying

in his crib as I was too busy with my

work, and because of this, my son

developed such a thing as will power,

strength and tenacity. In addition to

this he suffered a lot as he grew up and

was constantly working to help me

with my chores.”

Swimming was just one of those

natural things that the ditch boys

indulged in besides playing marbles,

cowboy and Indian, and baseball in

which young Keo began to show

much promise. Up-stream and down-

stream went the close-to-the nature

paddlers and this helped to develop

their arm and leg power beyond what

ordinary pool-swimming would give.

And mixed in with their ordinary fun-

swimming, the gang as they called

themselves, swam in the never-to-

be-forgotten ditch races. The familiar

yells and screams that accompanied

Keo Nakamatheir crazy antics and races

were common occurrences

and almost proved to be a

nuisance to those who

lived near the ditch. Al-

ready these teenagers

were beginning to sense

the superior seed and

endurance of those

within their midst.

They began to name

and pick them on their

sides to strengthen whatever team they

organized to race against each other.

Keo Nakama, Halo Hirose, Asagi

Honda, Sammy Nakasone, Jose Bal-

mores, Emerick Ishikawa, and Hisashi

Yamada were names that began to be-

come more and more popular in these

kid-races.

Nearby was Puunene School which

Keo and his friends attended and it

was here they started themselves in a

regular unit for competition against

boys of other schools on Maui. The

regularly scheduled kids’ and school

swimming meets under the sponsor-

ship of the Alexander House Commu-

nity Association of Maui gave the

boys the necessary impetus and chal-

lenge to test their mettle against out-

side competition. By this time, Keo

had grown to about twelve years of

age and he and Halo Hirose began to

thunder their way to victories in all of

their Maui Kid races. The closest race

was in the 100 yard freestyle in which

both boys competed. The final result

was never decided until the last foot or

two as either one could do around a

minute flat for the distance. Puunene

School, which had never won a Maui

School Swimming championship up

till then, finally began to win victory

after victory to be come peerless

among the school boy ranks.

Later while at Maui High School, the

up and coming nators began to make

themselves felt throughout the territory

as Keo won the 500 yard freestyle race

and broke the existing criterion of 6:07

plus and Halo swam the 220 yard

freestyle event in 2:22 plus. This start-

ed the ball rolling for the duo, but it

was not until that great day when Keo,

who was sixteen years of age chal-

lenged and vanquished the Olympic

tested Ralph Gilman in the 400 meter

race, did the world know that here at

last was a real champion who could

take the place of Hawaii’s swimming

greats like Duke Kahanamoku. Later

in the 200 meter freestyle race against

the great Olympic champion, Jack

Medica, our pair finished second and

third with Keo taking the silver medal

for his great work. After this great race

Jack Medica stated, “These boys are

already fit for topnotch competition.

They ought to go to the National

meets on the Mainland.” This state-

ment proved very true as Keo placed

second in the one mile, 800 meter and

400 meter races while Halo finished

second in the 200 meter event to

Adolph Kiefer. This happened in the

1934 Halo and Keo at Puunenesummer school

1938 Men’s Outdoor National Swim-

ming Meet at Louisville, Kentucky.

In 1939 at Detroit, Michigan, right

after Keo’s triumphant and memo-

rable swimming trip to Australia,

young Nakama won his first National

crown in the 200 meter freestyle event

and placed second in the 400 and 800

meter races to the champion Ralph

Flanagan. It was the first National

team championship for Maui.

At Santa Barbara, California the next

year, Keo lost his crown in the event

that he won in 1938 to the great Otto

Jaretz. The Valley Islander, who rep-

resented the Alexander House Com-

munity Association, vindicated him-

self by winning his races in the 400

meter and 800 meter freestyle events

to win two National Championship

crowns. These great performances

paved the way for the second in a row

team title for Maui.

1940 was not very bright for young

Keo as he underwent an operation for

appendicitis and everything appeared

gloomy for him as far as swimming

was concerned. However, the big

Hawaiian Outdoor Swimming Cham-

pionship Meet was just about three

months after the operation and follow-

ing his doctor’s permission, Nakama

started preparing for the big event. He

proved himself fit and as good as ever

when he swam the best 400 meter race

in his life in which he did a 4:46.8 to

place second to the scintillating star

Bill Smith, who won it in the record

time of 4:44.8.

Then at the National Outdoor Swim-

ming Championships at St. Louis, Mis-

souri, our fast recovering swimmer

proved that he was still the great cham-

pion by annexing the 1500 meter and

800 meter crowns, and coming second

to Bill Smith in the 400 meter race. He

tied with Jose Balmores and Bill Smith

for the high point swimmer of the meet.

Once again the outstanding perform-

ances of our young star brought back

the third team title in a row for the Val-

ley Island and Alexander House Com-

munity Association.

1941 proved to be the greatest year for

young Nakama as he performed his

greatest swimming feat by establishing

a world’s record of 20 minutes 29 sec-

onds in the one mile swim and being

out-touched by Bill Smith when he too

made a world’s record of 9 minutes

54.6 seconds in the 880 yard freestyle

race at New London, Con cut.

1942 on to 1945 Keo heralded as the

greatest Buckeye swimmer and he

was honored by becoming captain of

his team in 1944 and 1945. Inter-col-

legiate championships became a by-

word with the Mauian as he was king

of the 1500 meter and 400 meter

events throughout his college years.

1945 saw Keo not only a swimmer

but he played and captained his Ohio

State baseball team. Keo’s second

love, baseball, began to creep up on

him and he couldn’t resist the tempta-

tion of the diamond game.

Following graduation, Hawaii beck-

oned Casey (a name which Keo

adopted while playing base ball) home,

and since then he has hung up his fa-

miliar trunks but still takes an active in-

terest in his beloved sport as a very ca-

pable official. Today, Hawaii wants to

remember and commemorate the great

athlete from Puunene, Maui and keep

him close to its heart as one who had

done much for Hawaii’s sake through

his never-to-be-forgotten feats in the

water and for his great sports like con-

duct out of the water. For this, the Keo

Nakama Meet was inaugurated to per-

petuate the name of Hawaii’s great ath-

lete. Last year, Ohio State – Keo’s

alma mater was invited to take part in

the first meet, and this year University

of Michigan will be our guests.

This article was taken from the “SecondAnnual” Keo Nakama Swimming Invita-tional, August 20–31 1947. Yes, the meetwas 7 days long —trials finals!!! The Sec-ond Annual Keo Nakama Swimming Meet

Keo Nakama, Coach Sakamoto, a big swimming fan, “Duke” John Wayne and Mr. Paulie (former owner of the L.A. Rams and previous owner of Coconut Island) with Hawaii SwimmingClub’s National Team!

Hawaii Swim Club honors Nakama By Seabrook Mow

Special to The Advertiser

He may not have been the most recognizable figurestrolling around the Palolo Recreation Pool, but KeoNakama was never far from people’s thoughts.

“He’s cool,” said Helena Suehiro, 16. “He does have a meetdedicated to him.”

Suehiro was one of 550 club swim-mers participating in the 53rd KeoNakama Swimming Invitational, athree day meet that attracts topswimmers from Hawai‘i and theMainland.

While the event honors one ofHawai‘i’s swimming legends, italso gives youths from the Islandsa chance to square off with Mainland swimmers.

“Number one, it lets the kids know the tradition in Hawai‘iswimming and they get the experience to swim againstpeople from other counties,” said Iolani's intern swimcoach, Bobby Brewer, a former national 100 backstrokechampion and Olympic trials competitor.

“This event exposes them (children) to a lot of differentcultures; to show them that there’s more then Hawai‘i,”Reid Yamamoto, a coach at Hawai‘i Swim Club said.

Brewer, like many people, know Nakama by name andreputation, but have never actually met the 81-year-old.

Nakama tries to avoid the spotlight and is now just anotherspectator at the meet.

He even goes as far as saying, “I’m just too afraid to tellthem to name the event after someone else.”

That isn’t likely to happen, though.

“But without an event like this, people would forget whoKeo Nakama was,” said meet Keith Arakaki, the directorand a swim coach for Hawai‘i Swim Club.

While the Nakama meet may be held in a pool, it’s notwhere Nakama first learned to swim.

Nakama learned to swim in an irrigation ditch in Pu‘unene,Maui.

“We would swim from bridge tobridge,” said Nakama. The dis-tance between each bridge wasabout 50 meters, and he wasswimming against the current.

The preparation would pay off inhis competitive years.

Arakaki recalled a story aboutNakama, also his first swim coach,

in a race against a U.S. Olympic champion Ralph Gilmanin the 30s. Gilman was visiting Hawai'i for an exhibitionmeet.

“Keo Nakama (in this late teens) stepped up to the block,Gilman (in his twenties) was 6-feet 3-inches and Nakamawas 5-5. They had a good race for about 300 meters andNakama pulled through the last 20 meters of the event andbeat this Olympic star. And this was a nobody (Nakama)from the plantation.”

Nakama twice missed his opportunity for the Olympics inthe 40s. The first was a result of World War II, and the sec-ond one was because of a “funny kind of rule,” he said.“They said when I taught (Nakama was a physical educa-tion teacher) I was already a professional.”

But even without the Olympics, “Swimming has been verynice to me, I got to travel all around the world,” he said.

In addition, he was the first person to swim the 27-mileKaiwi channel between Moloka‘i and O‘ahu.

“What Mr. Nakama did was so phenomenal and we holdthis event to honor him and remind the kids and the parentsof the achievement that he did,” Arakaki said.

The Advertise, July 9, 2001

He loves his Sunday softball with hisbuddies and his beer.

“We’re just like dogs,” the 77-year-old man says with a laugh. “Everyteam has its own tree.” This weekendhe’ll still be talking story and smilingwith old friends and new ones, butnot at the park. He’ll be at the Kai-muki High pool.

He will be at the swim meet that isnamed for him, to hand out awardsand encourage yet another school ofyoung fish. Maybe one of these willsomeday reach his accomplishmentsand surpass them. But most will be-come distracted by team sports, a job,or the opposite sex. Or victimized byplain old burnout.

He would like to see one good enoughand tough enough to make the Olym-pics, the one accomplishment that cir-cumstance denied him.

It’s hard for Keo Nakama to tell kidstoday that they should swim, swim,swim. And then, swim some more,like he did.

That they should swim, swim, swim,swim until they feel like their armsare going to fall off-so that they canrestore Hawaii to the aquatic glory itenjoyed during Nakama’s generationand before.

Sure, there were times when he swambecause he enjoyed it. That’s howNakama got started. He and otherplantation kids in Puunene, Maui,would shed their clothes on hot daysand sneak into the irrigation ditch –just to cool off and goof around, notto train, not to prepare for world

records and channel crossings. Thatwould come later.

“Ho, it was funny,” he recalls, laugh-ing. “Sometimes, the camp luna (fore-man) would come after us. Everybodygotta run out bare balls and hide. He’dcome after us with a horsewhip. It wasHuckleberry Finn, but real life.” Intime, it became Horatio Alger, butreal life.

“We were a poor plantation family, Iswam because it was the only way Icould go to college,” he says, “Ineeded to get a scholarship. It was myonly chance.”

Under the guidance of legendaryCoach Soichi Sakamoto. Nakamamade it. He became one of Hawaii’sgreatest swimmers when many of thegreatest came from Hawaii. And, inthe process, he got that college op-portunity he wanted and eventuallyearned a master’s degree in education.

After starring in swimming at MauiHigh, Nakama went to Ohio State.His storied career included a worldrecord 20:29 in the mile, eight big tentitles and numerous national and in-ternational victories. He even cap-tained the baseball team and playedsecond base for a conference cham-pionship squad.

World War II cheated him out of theOlympics when he was at his peak in1940 and 1944, but Nakama hasnever been bitter about it.

“Hey, I was lucky,” he says. “I got totravel all over the world. The onlyplace I didn’t get to go to was Russia.

Nakama says he was the victim ofracism only once when he was on themainland during World War II. And

They Don’t Make ‘em like Keo No MoreBy Dave Reardon, June 1997

WORLD RECORDS:One Mile, New Haven at age 22

Back (L-R): Charley Oda, Bill Smith, unknown, Halo Hirose, Jose Balmores. Front (L-R): BunmeiNakama, unknown, Keo Nakama

that his coach, Mike Peppe, punchedout the Army colonel who thought itwrong that a guy who looked like theenemy was the Buckeyes’ star swim-mer.

But there was a time he was scared. “I’ll never forget December 7, 1941,”Nakama says. “Peppe ordered me toreport to his office. I thought I wasdone, that I’d have to go home orworse. But he just said, “Just play itcool, We’re in the same boat; I’m Ital-ian and (assistant coach Carl) Wirth-wein is German. We’ll be OK.”

Nakama served in the Army Reserveand also taught sailors how to swimas a volunteer. He tried to get to thefront, but was rejected for having flat feet.

His pleasing personality and the sup-port of his teammates and coachessaw him through his college years. “Ifthere was one thing Coach Sakamototaught me, it was to be humble,” hesays.

Nakama was so popular he becamethe first member of Oriental decent inthe Delta Upsilon fraternity.

His brothers included a future Ohiogovernor, Bill O’Neill; one of Na-kama’s roommates, Jim Campbell,later became general manager of theDetroit Tigers and another, RussThomas, later held the same post withthe Detroit Lions. (Another collegeroommate was fellow Hawaii swim-ming legend Bill Smith.)

Nakama remained close to Campbelland Thomas until they both passedaway two years ago. He have a foot-

ball signed by Barry Sanders and abat autographed by the Tigers’ 1984World Series winners. But thoseitems are merely symbols of some-thing much deeper that has nothing todo with the athletes who signed them.

I’ll always remember the war beingon and they would take me home totheir families,” he says. “I couldn’tafford to go home for holidays.”

After college, Nakama became ateacher and athletic director at severalOahu schools. He was also a staterepresentative for 10 years – some-thing he didn’t enjoy.

“I hated the deal-making,” he says.“people would come up to me andsay, “I’ve got six votes in the house.Do you have a job for my daughter?”

The accomplishment Nakama is bestknown for-swimming from Molokaito Oahu – didn’t happen until he was40. After accumulating 180 softpounds on his 5-foot 6 inch frame, hejoined the YMCA to get back intoshape.

My weight came down, and someguys at the “Y” said “Hey, why don’tyou swim the channel?” I said, “Hey,sure,” I thought it was a joke. Butthen people started to put time and ef-fort into it. I couldn’t back out.”

He battled nausea, Portuguese man ofwar, and, of course, fatigue for muchof the 15 1/2 hours it took him tocross the 27 mile Kaiwi Channel.Thousands saw him come out of thewater at Hanauma Bay on theevening of Sept. 29, 1961, the firstverified to accomplish the feat.

Nakama was enshrined in the inter-national Swimming Hall of Fame in1975.

He’s lived a quiet retirement, playingball and hanging out at the park andswimming a couple times a week.But only once a year does he becomethe living legend he is, to quietly in-spire the young ones.

The 1996 summer, right before theOlympics, Nakama’s house was bur-glarized. Many mementos of hisswimming and baseball careers werestolen. Nothing has been recovered.

Nakama and his wife, Evelyn havesix daughters.

The eldest, Karen was the state highschool champion in the 1500 meters.The next two swam a little, and “theothers said it was too hard.”

“I think kids are smarter now,” Hechuckles before going on. “Swimmingis a hard sport. A lot of the good ath-letes would like to play team sports.But I still see some good swimmers. Ifthey think they can get a scholarshipto help their family, they go for it.”

At a time when Hawaii was known for great swimmers, Keo Nakama became one of the best.

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Soichi Sakamoto is the great coach respon-

sible for modern Hawaiian swimming suc-

cess. Hawaiian swimmers dominated the

sport from 1912, but Buster Crabbe, in the

1932 Olympics was their last champion of

that long illustrious era.

Then came a drought and Coach Sakamoto,

starting with children in an irrigation ditch,

was developing new ideas of pace and

rhythm with a metronome. His young swimmers were a

new breed of public school swimmers going on to Ohio

State and Indiana – Hirose, Nakama, Smith, Konno, Oya-

kawa, Onekea, Cleveland, Woolsey, Tanabe, Miki and the

girls Kalama, Klein-Schmidt, Kawamoto and Hoe. All

became National Champions, most make the Olympic

teams of 1948, 1952 and 1956.

During this period, Sakamoto was sought out by swimmers

all over the world, Journeying to Hawaii in search of the

magic touch. They found technique, method dedication and

conditioning which produced champions at all strokes and

distances, but as the coach told all those swimmers, “It’s

not magic!”

“The swimming stroke is a ~ working tool,” says this mas-

ter coach, “and therefore it must be one which must be

sound in its practical use - to get the most out of a given ef-

fort. It must be simple and efficient, and one which can be

controlled at will by the individual...Swimming with and

not against the water.”

“Patience, above all, is tantamount and a rule,” Sakamoto

continues, “as improvement, growth, speed and success

come only at a snails pace. First, it is learning to swim, train-

ing and conditioning, competing and going through the bit-

ter experiences of defeat and chagrin. The light of success

comes only when everything seems hopeless and wasted.”

The Two Coaches of Keo Nakama

Coach Michael Peppe

COLLEGE

Recipient of Swimming Hall of Fame - 1966

Mike Peppe is known around the world as

the coach of more Olympic divers than

any other man. During one long period, 20

divers who studied under this master coach

bagged 96 of 125 available National Titles,

including two gold, four silver and three

bronze Olympic medals in the four Games,

1948, 1952, 1956 and 1960.

Mike Peppe was graduated from Ohio State

in 1927. He took a Masters from Columbia in 1928 and re-

turned again to Ohio State where he became the Univer-

sity’s first swimming coach in 1931 and the only head

swimming coach until his retirement in 1962. During those

33 years, Peppe and Ohio State won 33 major champi-

onships, 12 Big Ten, 11 NCAA and 10 NAAU. In dual

meets, Ohio State 173 and lost 37. Peppe’s teams went un-

defeated in 12 different seasons.

During these years, Peppe coached swimmers and divers,

won 312 individual and relay championships, 5 Olympic

gold medals and 19 Olympic team berths. Twice (in 1947

and 1956) Peppe's Ohio State divers swept the boards

1,2,3,4 in the NCAA diving finals.

No swimming and diving coach had a better record in the

1959’s than did Mike Peppe, the bantam master of the

boards and the water at Ohio State. Peppe was U.S.

Olympic diving coach at London in 1948, and again in

1952 at Helsinki. He was swimming and diving coach of

the U.S. team at the first official Pan American Games in

1951 at Buenos Aires. In the four Olympic Games from

World War II until Peppe retired, Ohio State contributed 19

of the 92 members, The 1952 team of 25 members had nine

Buckeyes.

Both of the articles are from the Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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it is learning to swim, training and

conditioning, competing and gong

through the bitter experiences of de-

feat and chagrin. The light of success

comes only when everything seems

hopeless and wasted.”

During this period, Sakamoto was

sought out by swimmers all over the

world, journeying to Hawaii in search

of the magic touch. They found tech-

nique, method dedication and condi-

tioning which produced champions at

all strokes and distances, but as the

coach told all those swimmers, “It’s

not magic!”

“The swimming stroke is a working

tool,” says this master coach, “and

therefore it must be one which must

be sound in its practical use – to get

the most out of a given effort. It must

be simple and efficient, and one

which can be controlled at will by the

individual...Swimming with and not

against the water.”

“Patience, above all, is tantamount

and a rule,” Sakamoto continues, “as

improvement, growth, speed and suc-

cess come only at a snails pace. First,

Coach Sakamoto is a recipient in

the Swimming Hall of Fame. Soichi

Sakamoto is the great coach respon-

sible for modern Hawaiian swimming

success. Hawaiian swimmers domi-

nated the sport from 1912, but Buster

Crabbe, in the 1932 Olympics, was

their last champion of that long illus-

trious era.

Then came a drought and Coach

Sakamoto, starting with children in an

irrigation ditch, was developing new

ideas of pace and rhythm with a

metronome. His young swimmers

were a new breed of public school

swimmers going on to Ohio State

and Indiana – Hirose, Nakama, Smith,

Konno, Oyakawa, Onekea, Cleveland,

Woolsey, Tanabe, Miki and the girls

Kalama, Klein-Schmidt, Kawamoto,

Katsutani and Hoe. All became Na-

tional champions, most make the

Olympic teams of 1948, 1952 and

1956.

Coach Soichi SakamotoFounder of Hawaii Swimming Club. Has developed the mostNational and International swimming champions in the stateof Hawaii. January 1906 -

Hawaii Swimming Club Logo:The Olympic Torch and Wingsof Victory. Designed by CoachSakamoto, 1941.

The following article is from the Swim-ming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale,Florida.

“I didn’t now anything about swimming, but Irealized that, if I put them in the water andwatched their progress, maybe I’d learnsomething,” Sakamoto recalled. “So I watchedtheir progress and tried to eliminate haphazardmovement. It was common sense.”

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KEO NAKAMA

Baseball/Swimming 1943-45

Inducted: 1979

Keo Nakama was an All-American distance freestyler, winning four

NCAA, six Big Ten, three NAAU indoor and six NAAU outdoor ti-

tles. Nakama was a vital contributor on OSU’s National Champi-

onship teams in 1943 and 1945. The two-sport star was also a member

of the OSU baseball team, starting at third base on the 1943 Big Ten

Championship team. He is the only person in the modern history of

Ohio State to be a captain of two varsity teams in the same year.

http://ohiostatebuckeyes.cstv.com/genrel/osu-mhof.html

HAWAII SWIMMING CLUB

65th ANNUAL KEO NAKAMA INVITATIONAL

VETERANS’ MEMORIAL AQUATIC CENTER

July 5 - 7, 2013

Thursday - July 4, 2013

02:00 p.m. Set-up completed

Start of Practice

05:00 p.m. End of Practice

05:30 p.m. Pool Closed

Friday - July 5, 2013

07:00 a.m. VMAC Opened — Set-up completed

07:30 a.m. Practice starts for 1-Meter Springboard Competition

Revision of Dive Sheets

08:00 a.m. No further Dive Sheet revisions will be accepted

08:30 a.m. Practice ends

09:00 a.m. 1-Meter Springboard Competition Starts

Level(s) 1 thru 8 Female, then Male

10:30 a.m. 1-Meter Springboard Competition Ends

10:30 a.m. Practice Starts for 3-Meter Springboard Competition

Revision of Dive Sheets

10:45 a.m. No further Dive Sheet revisions will be accepted

11:00 a.m. Practice ends

3-Meter Springboard Competition begins

Level(s) 1 thru 8 Female, then Male

12:30 a.m. 3-Meter Springboard Competition Ends

02:00 p.m. Clean-up and Closed

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SESSION 1 • Friday - July 5, 2013

GIRLS EVENT # DIVISION EVENT BOYS EVENT #

1 OPEN 200 IM 2

3 10 & U 200 IM 4

5 11 - 12 200 IM 6

7 13 - 14 200 IM 8

9 15 - 16 200 IM 10

11 OPEN 100 Free 12

13 10 & U 50 Free 14

15 11 - 12 50 Free 16

17 13 - 14 50 Free 18

19 15 - 16 100 Free 20

21 11 - 12 400 Free 22

23 13 - 14 400 Free 24

25 15 - 16 400 Free 26

27 OPEN 400 Free 28

HAWAII SWIMMING CLUB

65th ANNUAL KEO NAKAMA INVITATIONAL

VETERANS’ MEMORIAL AQUATIC CENTER

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SESSION 2 • Saturday - July 6, 2013


29 11 - 12 200 Free Rly 30

31 OPEN 200 Free Rly 32

33 11 - 12 50 Fly 34

35 13 - 14 100 Fly 36

37 15 - 16 100 Fly 38

39 11 - 12 100 Back 40

41 OPEN 100 Fly 42

43 13 - 14 200 Back 44

45 11 - 12 50 Breast 46

47 15 - 16 200 Back 48

49 OPEN 200 Back 50

51 11 - 12 200 Free 52

53 OPEN 1500 Free 54

“You can’t put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get.”

– Michael Phelps

SESSION 3 • Saturday - July 6, 2013


55 10 & U 200 Free Rly 56

57 13 - 14 200 Free Rly 58

59 15 - 16 200 Free Rly 60

61 10 & U 50 Fly 62

63 13 - 14 100 Breast 64

65 15 - 16 100 Breast 66

67 10 & U 100 Back 68

69 OPEN 100 Breast 70

71 13 - 14 200 Free 72

73 10 & U 50 Breast 74

75 15 - 16 200 Free 76

77 OPEN 200 Free 78

79 10 & U 200 Free 80

SESSION 4 • Sunday - July 7, 2013


81 11 - 12 200 Med Rly 82

83 OPEN 200 Med Rly 84

85 11 - 12 100 Fly 86

87 13 - 14 200 Fly 88

89 15 - 16 200 Fly 90

91 11 - 12 50 Back 92

93 OPEN 200 Fly 94

95 13 - 14 100 Back 96

97 11 - 12 100 Breast 98

99 15 - 16 100 Back 100

101 OPEN 100 Back 102

103 11 - 12 100 Free 104

105 13 - 14 800 Free 106

SESSION 5 • Sunday - July 7, 2013


107 10 & U 200 Med Rly 108

109 13 - 14 200 Med Rly 110

111 15 - 16 200 Med Rly 112

113 10 & U 100 Fly 114

115 13 - 14 200 Breast 116

117 15 - 16 200 Breast 118

119 10 & U 50 Back 120

121 OPEN 200 Breast 122

123 13 - 14 100 Free 124

125 10 & U 100 Breast 126

127 15 - 16 50 Free 128

129 OPEN 50 Free 130

131 10 & U 100 Free 132

133 13 - 14 400 Free Rly 134

135 15 - 16 400 Free Rly 136

137 OPEN 400 Free Rly 138

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Our History And Philosophy

Hawaii Swimming Club (HSC) was founded

by “Coach” Soichi Sakamoto in 1945 with

the purpose of promoting and developing

swimming for the benefit of Hawaii’s youth.

“Coach” Sakamoto’s exploits are well known

and he is perhaps best remembered for his

development of Olympic swimmers using the

cane field ditch in Puunene as his training pool.

Hawaii Swimming Club’s mission is to continue the timeless tradition

established by “Coach” Sakamoto for the benefit of our youth. Our

coaches fully embrace his philosophy that age group swimming is

for the development of competitive athletes – yes, but perhaps more

important, swimming is a means of teaching our children life values.

Our desire is to establish an environment where coaches, parents and

children can share in a commitment, discipline, hard work, respect for

others and showing our gratitude. Swimming is important but the love

of God, family and education are all higher in priority. Oh yes, having

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As you might already know, swimming is a sport limited by stroke technique not strength or brute force. Greatswimmers have fantastic stroke technique which minimises their drag and maximises their propulsion, moving themquickly and efficiently through the water.

If you are a beginner or intermediate level freestyle swimmer you will have some flaws in your stroke technique thatare holding you back, making you slower and less efficient than you could be. At Swim Smooth we have individuallycoached thousands of swimmers and in this time we see five stroke problems come up time and time again, at leastone is in place in nearly every swimmer.

We're going to take a look at each of these "Five Most Common Flaws" in turn and dip into Swim Smooth'smethodology to give you a drill or visualisation to help improve each. You might already have a good idea which ofthese problems exists in your stroke but if not then ask a friend, coach or lifeguard to watch you swim and feed backto you.

Classic flaw 1: holding your breath underwaterIf you stood at the side of your pool and watched everyone swim, breath holding is probably the most common flawyou will see. Holding onto your breath underwater increases the buoyancy in your chest and acts to sink your legs.If you suffer from sinky legs in the water then this is the first thing to get right in your stroke to improve your bodyposition. Holding your breath also makes things feel much more tense as the CO2 builds up in your system.

How to fix it: During freestyle you should be exhaling whenever your face is in the water.At first it can feel very unnatural to do this and it can take some getting used to. Go to thedeep end of your pool and tread water, take a breath in and then exhale which allows youto sink underwater. If you have trouble sinking, this is a sign you're used to holding ontoyour breath! Keep practising exhaling more smoothly until you are able to sink down to thebottom. It can be surprising how much air is in there and how you might have only beenbreathing with the top of your lungs before:

When you start to swim again afterwards, focus on exhaling smoothly into the waterbetween breaths. You should feel more relaxed straight away and also feel it helps keepyour legs higher in the water.

Classic flaw 2: crossingover in front of the headWhen you swim freestyle, yourhands should never cross thecentre line. Crossing over like thismight happen only on one side oronly when you go to breathe. Acrossover causes you to snakedown the pool adding drag and itharms your catch on the water,reducing your propulsion:

The five most common stroke flaws – and adrill to help fix each

a swim coaching article by swim smooth

reproduced with permission of swimsmooth.com (Article © Swim Smooth 2011)

How to fix it: The temptation here is to simply think about going wider with your armstroke, the problem with this approach is that you end up being very flat in the waterwith little body rotation. Instead of taking your arm wider, think about drawing yourshoulder blades together and back – this will straighten out your arm stroke. The perfectway to practise this is kicking on the side with some fins (flippers) on:

As you do this be aware of the position of your lead hand, you will probably find it wantsto cross over in this position too! To straighten it, draw your shoulder blades togetherand back "shoulders back chest forwards". You'll become aware that it's a slumping ofthe shoulders forward that is causing the crossover and the fix is to draw your shouldersback as you swim.

As you start swimming the full stroke again simply think about the middle finger on eachhand and pointing that gun-barrel straight down the pool as you swim. This is a verysimple visualisation which helps transfer better alignment into your full stroke.

Classic flaw 3: scissor kickA scissor kick is a horizontal parting of the legs in the water which causes a large amount of drag. This normallyhappens during or immediately after breathing and can be very quick – watch carefully or you might miss it:

In nearly all cases, the cause of a scissor kick relates to a crossover inthe stroke (see flaw 1). The cross-over causes a loss of balance whichresults in a scissor kick shortly after to stabilise yourself. It's normally anunconscious reaction – you probably don't even know you're doing it!

How to fix it: The first thing to do is remove the crossover (see flaw 1),very often this is enough to remove the scissor all by itself. To help re-enforce a better kicking action, as you swim gently brush your big toes

together as they pass: tap tap tap. When you go to breathe, instead of thinking about the breath keep your attentionon your toes and keeping the tapping constant – a big gap between taps is probably a big parting of the legs!

Classic flaw 4: kicking from the kneeIf you have a running or cycling background you're at high risk from this one! A good freestyle leg kick is performedwith a nearly straight leg, with only a slight relaxed flex at the knee in time with the kick. The kicking action shouldpredominantly be from the hip not the knee:

As soon as you bend your knee you presentyour thigh as a blunt object to the water andyou push against the flow creating hugeamounts of drag.

How to fix it: To reprogram your leg kick,practise some torpedo push-offs from the wallwith a very strong kick. Do this for about 10-15 meters using a strong kick and then swimeasy pace to the end of the pool, lightlytapping your toes as mentioned in flaw 3. Do several of these in succession:

- First time focusing simply on keeping your legs straight and kicking form the hip.

- Second time imagine you have a coin between your butt cheeks and you've got to keep it there as you kick bylightly clenching your glutes.

- Third time stretch through your core as tall and straight as you can in the water.

Kicking hard like this with good technique helps your nervous system learn a better kicking action.

Classic flaw 5: over-reaching and putting on the brakesIf you have been working on your stroke length, trying to make you stroke more efficient you might have fallen foulof this. Many swimmers trying to lengthen out as much as possible end up dropping their wrists and showing thepalm of their hand forwards. This just applies the brakes to your stroke:

How to fix it: Practice kicking on the side with fins again and become aware of the position of your lead hand. Isthe wrist dropped and pointing forwards? Work on correcting this, actually tipping your wrist slightly the other way soyour fingers are angled a few degrees downwards. This slight tipping of the wrist immediately sets you up for amuch better catch and pull through.

As you introduce this change into your full stroke you may find your stroke rate (cadence) lifts slightly, that's a goodthing, it shows you're not artificially slowing your stroke!

Improve your swimming with swim smooth!Swim Smooth is an innovative swimming coaching company famed for its straightforward approach to strokecorrection. Visit our website for plenty more fascinating articles to improve your swimming. Don't miss our amazingnew DVD Catch Masterclass featuring incredible underwater video of champion swimmers in action. Also see ourother swimming DVDs, training plans and training tools. Last but not least don't miss our animated swimmer "MrSmooth" showing you a great freestyle stroke in super-high detail:

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Article © Swim Smooth 2011

The technical rules of swimming are designed to provide fair and equitable conditions of

competition and to promote uniformity in the sport. Each swimming stroke has specific rules

designed to ensure that no swimmer gets an unfair competitive advantage over another

swimmer.

Trained officials observe the swimmers during each event to ensure compliance with these

technical rules. If a swimmer commits an infraction of the rules that is observed by an officIal, a

disqualification (DQ) will result. This means that the swimmer will not receive an official time and

will not be eligible for an award in that event. A disqualification may result from actions such as

not getting to the starting blocks on time, false starting, performing strokes in an illegal manner,

or unsportsman like conduct.

DQs are also a result of technical rules violations. They include but are not limited to:

• Freestyle: Walking on the bottom, pulling on the lane rope, not touching the wall on a turn, or

not completing the distance.

• Backstroke: Pulling or kicking into the wall once a swimmer has turned passed the vertical

onto the breast. Turning onto the breast before touching the wall with the hand at the finish of

the race.

• Breaststroke: An illegal kick such as flutter (freestyle), dolphin (butterfly), or scissors (side

stroke); not on the breast; alternating movements of the arms; taking two arm strokes or two

leg kicks while the head is under water; touching with only one hand at the turns or finish.

• Butterfly: Alternating movements of the arms or legs; pushing the arms forward under instead

of over the water surface (underwater recovery); a breaststroke style of kick; touching with

only one hand at the turns or finish.

For specific language on any technical rules consult the USA Swimming Rules and Regulations

book. Violations of the rules are reported to the Referee. The rules require that every reasonable

effort be made to notify the swimmer or his coach of the reason for the disqualification. If your child

is disqualified in an event, be supportive rather than critical. For beginning swimmers, a

disqualification should be treated as a learning experience, not as a punishment. A disqualification

alerts the swimmer and coach to what portions of the swimmer’s stroke need to be corrected.

They should be considered in the same light as an incorrect answer in schoolwork-they point out

areas that need further practice. Disqualifications are necessary to keep the competition fair and

equitable for all competitors. A supportive attitude on the part of the official, coach, and parent can

make a positive situation out of the disqualification.

RULES PRIMERhttp://www.usaswimming.org/ViewMiscArticle.aspx?TabId=1729&Alias=

Rainbow&Lang=en&mid=4193&ItemId=3044

WHY SHOULD MY CHILD BE A SWIMMER?

• Swimming is an outstanding activity for people of all ages.

• Swimming promotes fitness and teaches a child to strive for physical achievement. Many

super-stars in other sports started out as swimmers and gained strength and coordination that

helped them to excel.

• Swimming is an exciting individual and team sport.

• Swimming is a technical and specialized activity involving extensive skill development.

• Swimming is a healthy “lifetime” activity. Participants may be 1 or 101 years old.

• Swimming is relatively injury free in comparison to other youth sports.

• Swimming teaches the life lessons of sport and sportsmanship which include learning to deal

with winning and losing, as well as working with officials, teammates and coaches.

• Swimming motivates participants to strive for self improvement and teaches goal orientation.

• Swimming cultivates a positive mental attitude and high self-esteem.

• Swimming can prevent drowning.

DID YOU KNOW?

Drowning is a leading killer of American children. More than 30% of kids are at risk for obesity-

related illnesses. Swimming is a cure.

KEY QUESTIONS

While winning is nice, while setting a record, getting a best time, or making a qualifying time

feels good, we hope that our young athletes learn more than, “It is great to swim fast.” No

where in human history or theology do we learn that the ability to swim fast holds a very high

priority in the grand scheme of the universe. From a practical standpoint, over-emphasis on

speed, times and achievements will eventually end in frustration. No matter how fast a young

athlete swims, there will probably be another swimmer in the next town, state, or country,

swimming faster, if not now, then next month. So as coaches and parents, ask yourselves:

• Did the child learn to swim with more skill this past season so he or she is both stronger and

safer in the water?

• Did the child learn to exhibit initiative, wanting to come to the pool and do the practice without

having to be constantly pushed or prodded by parents and coaches?

• Did the child learn something about unselfishness, sacrificing his or her personal wants for the

good of others or the team?

• Did the child benefit from the competitive experience, learning how to handle winning and

losing in our competitive society?

• Did the child learn more patience in overcoming obstacles, setbacks and problems?

• Did the child learn empathy?

In a few years, the medals and ribbons will be laid aside and best times will be a hazy memory.

The friendships that will develop and the life skills learned will carry on for a lifetime.

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Rainbow&Lang=en&mid=6563&ItemId=3529

Before reading any further, think for a moment about what you believe to be 'fun' for your

swimmers; the factors you think they would identify as fun. Oftentimes, coaches assume that

when age group swimmers talk of fun, they are talking about playing games, goofing around,

unstructured practices,...which would detract from productive, focused practices. However,

these swimmers related a much different concept of what is fun regarding their experiences in

swimming. A la David Letterman, let us present to you the Top 10 sources of fun in swimming

as well as the Top 6 reasons swimming is not fun. As you read each factor, reflect on whether

or not it is something that is present for your athletes as well as if you can influence this source

of fun.

TOP 10 REASONS SWIMMING IS FUN FOR AGE GROUP SWIMMERS

• Being with friends

• Coach compliments and encourages me

• Being known as a good swimmer

• Winning races

• Getting in shape

• Varied workouts

• Relays where team comes together

• Feelings of accomplishment

• Cheering for each other/coming together as a team

• Trying to improve my times; Being on a team

TOP 6 REASONS SWIMMING IS NOT FUN FOR AGE GROUP SWIMMERS

• Getting slower times than my goals

• Getting lapped in races

• When other swimmers skip laps or get in front of me

• When coach yells or threatens me

• Swimmers who think they are good just because they are fast

• Parents ask about bad races

• When parents brag about their swimmer

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Thank You !THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Your support and generous donations make our meet the success that it is.

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SPONSORS FOR MEET EXPENSES:Joanne Jeremiah

Duane Johnasen & Kellie Cowper-JohnasenJayDee, Dara & Drayton Kollasch

Richard, Rhodelia & Raphael LamugAri Lum, Carla Lum & Arleene SkillmanStuart, Susan, Samantha & Shane Pinho

Jean & Raymond SampaioDennis, Judy & Ty Shimabukuro

Jeff TakaraByron Watanabe

SOUVENIR BOOKLET:Angela Ki - Graphics

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Thank you HSC parents, Grandparents, brothers, sisters and athletes, for your endless support ofnot only our swimming program, but the Hawaiian age group swimming program. Thank you for always

being there when tasked to help at our many HSC sponsored events. Whether it is to run hospitality, help as a timer, donate food items, make monetary donations, serve as a meet marshal or head timer,

or provide your artistic and creative support; you are truly appreciated! Thank you for helping to support the legacy of the Keo Nakama Invitational Swimming & Diving meet.

Aloha from Coach Keith and Hawai’i Swimming Club

Congratulations

and Good Luck

to the participants

of the

65th Annual

Keo Nakama Invitational

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Psych Sheet

#1 Women Open 200 LC Meter IM

Hawaiian Rec: 19872:20.32 NADINE TAKAI

SECT2:30.53

SRZA2:39.49

QUAL2:50.82

HIAA3:04.49

HI-A3:18.15

AgeName Team Seed Time

CBGS-ZZ 2:21.40 17Zukic, Emily1 SECT

CBGS-ZZ 2:23.51 18Hansen, Jessica2 SECT

AUL-HI 2:34.64 13Morgan, Aspen3 SRZA

HSC-HI 2:35.85 17Altura, Kaila4 SRZA

KSC-HI 2:36.52 17Yamashiro, Kiana5 SRZA

AUL-HI 2:41.49 14Frissell, Vivi6 QUAL

AUL-HI 2:43.77 12Compton, Celia7 QUAL

AAA-HI 2:45.72 18Becherer, Liz8 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:49.53 13Braz, Haley9 QUAL

SPL-HI 2:50.67 15Nakashima, Lauryn10 QUAL

AAA-HI 2:53.37 13Harder, Anna11 HIAA

AUL-HI 2:56.78 15Williams, Laura12 HIAA

AAA-HI 2:58.28 17Daley, Dru13 HIAA

BOWS-HI 3:06.55 17Sellner, Diana14 HI-A

BOWS-HI 3:08.51 17Parker, Maria15 HI-A

KWIMW-ZZ 3:16.41 13Montgomery, MacKenzie16 HI-A

#2 Men Open 200 LC Meter IM

Hawaiian Rec: 19802:06.72 RICK THOMAS

SECT2:18.69

SRZA2:26.39

QUAL2:34.43

HIAA2:46.78

HI-A2:59.15


UN-OR 2:12.67 18Klein, Curtis1 SECT

SCSC-PC 2:18.64 17Tanizaki-Hudson, Derek2 SECT

PAQ-HI 2:21.57 17Woo, Zack3 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 2:22.01 18Graham, Bradley4 SRZA

HSC-HI 2:23.79 17Fellezs, Colin5 SRZA

WFFM-UT 2:24.09 17Avery, Daniel6 SRZA

SPL-HI 2:25.50 16Hanaoka, Gabriel7 SRZA

MARS-NT 2:29.48 17Yanai, Dayne8 QUAL

SUNA-HI 2:30.87 17Yuen-Schat, Joshua9 QUAL

MARS-NT 2:31.45 17Hejny, Tristan10 QUAL

AUL-HI 2:31.74 15Compton, Eric11 QUAL

SPL-HI 2:32.44 17Sakai, Kyle12 QUAL

SUNA-HI 2:33.48 17Dawson, TJ13 QUAL

SCSC-PC 2:33.88 17Porter, Cody14 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:34.06 18Glasgow, Jake15 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:37.79 18Lee, Justin16 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:39.10 18Lum, Patrick17 HIAA

AAA-HI 2:42.09 17Gruce, Nic18 HIAA

SPL-HI 2:43.52 17Newman, Ash19 HIAA

SCSC-PC 2:43.70 17Gillis, Michael20 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:38.51Y 14Wong, Preston21 HI-A

#3 Girls 10 & Under 200 LC Meter IM

Hawaiian Age: 19962:43.05 MARLENE YAFUSO

ZONE2:58.39

QUAL3:29.79

HIAA3:50.77

HI-A4:11.75


KSC-HI 2:52.86 10Garcia, Casey1 ZONE

KSC-HI 3:05.87 9Monahan, Grace2 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:10.00 10Story, Shaye3 QUAL

PAQ-HI 3:13.04 10Mobley, Josie4 QUAL

PCA-HI 3:14.68 10Isip, Sarah5 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:21.36 10Croll, Lauren6 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:21.69 9Nakaya, Noelani7 QUAL

SPL-HI 3:21.73 10Dreyer, Reina8 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:22.95 10Garo-Drzymala, Kayla9 QUAL

HSC-HI 3:25.36 10Crabbe, Mahie10 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:28.96 10Zheng, Kimberly11 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:29.29 10Hockenberger Leong, Kiana12 QUAL

HSC-HI 3:29.45 10Yee, Sophia13 QUAL

MOKI-HI 3:32.99 10Cayabyab, Alana14 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:33.78 9Tanaka, Elena15 HIAA

AUL-HI 3:35.73 9Reiter, Jennifer16 HIAA

SSSC-HI 3:37.04 10Gibson, Lore17 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:45.12 8Nakaya, Naomi18 HIAA

MAC 3:50.77 10Fedenko, Ella19 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:50.80 10Masicampo-Van Ostran, Cat20 HI-A

KSC-HI 3:25.79Y 10Clarke, Zoie21 HI-A

#4 Boys 10 & Under 200 LC Meter IM

Hawaiian Age: 19962:40.40 HONG ZHE SUN

ZONE2:59.69

QUAL3:35.63

HIAA3:57.19

HI-A4:18.76


PAQ-HI 2:50.26 10Chang, Max1 ZONE

AUL-HI 2:58.54 10Lyon, James2 ZONE

HSC-HI 3:06.03 10Corpuz, Jorden3 QUAL

PAQ-HI 3:19.26 9Kronen, Cable4 QUAL

AUL-HI 3:19.52 10Reiter, Jonathan5 QUAL

HSC-HI 3:20.78 9Badayos-Buetzer, Noah6 QUAL

HSC-HI 3:23.72 10Escobar, Jonel7 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:24.46 9Canicosa-Miles, Alex8 QUAL

HSC-HI 3:30.61 9Naniole-Furutani, Micah9 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:41.81 10Cheung, Luke10 HIAA

FF-PC 3:50.00 9Nhieu, Nathan11 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:54.02 9Nakata, Matthew12 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:57.19 10Van, Danny13 HIAA

PCA-HI 3:38.60Y 9Chung, Pono14 HI-A

HSC-HI 4:16.25 9Taitano, Kainoa15 HI-A

#5 Girls 11-12 200 LC Meter IM

Hawaiian Age: 19972:28.06 STELLA BRINICH

ZONE2:38.79

QUAL3:01.37

HIAA3:19.50

HI-A3:37.63


PAQ-HI 2:39.36 12Gonzalez, Lyra1 QUAL

SJST-ZZ 2:40.00 12Hou, Yujun2 QUAL

SUNA-HI 2:40.64 12Lileikis, Nohea3 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:45.50 12Ng, Chanel4 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:46.10 11O'Brien, Jasmine5 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:46.17 12Whitty, Sydnee6 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:49.49 12Halemano, Nicole7 QUAL

SUNA-HI 2:50.16 12Guevara, Kimi8 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:52.54 11Fujii, Kate9 QUAL

PCA-HI 2:52.55 11Iwamoto, Reyna10 QUAL

AAA-HI 2:53.68 12Warren, Sarah11 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:54.23 12Nagahama, Paige12 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:54.35 11Gacutan, Tori13 QUAL

AAA-HI 2:54.71 11Zapata, Lisette14 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:54.75 11Li, Shirley15 QUAL

SSSC-HI 2:57.75 11Hester, Riley16 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:58.35 11Lum, Jamy17 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:59.08 12Amrich, Jewel18 QUAL

PAQ-HI 3:00.37 11Lietzke, Dillyn19 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 3:01.14 11Marshall, Holly20 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:01.93 12Niimura, Kano21 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 3:03.12 12Kururangi, Olivia22 HIAA

MARS-NT 2:41.87Y 12Tanaka, Tiffani23 HIAA

PCA-HI 3:03.37 12Chong, Alohi24 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:03.75 12Kaneshiro, Megan25 HIAA

SUNA-HI 3:03.89 12Chismar, Jade26 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:04.34 11Almeida, Kayla27 HIAA

SUNA-HI 3:05.35 12Chun, Eden28 HIAA

AAA-HI 3:07.52 11Gruce, Jordan29 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:08.90 11Nakagawa, Sammi30 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:09.46 11Silva, Angela31 HIAA

AAA-HI 3:09.60 12McNorton, Leah32 HIAA

AAA-HI 3:10.46 12England, Morgan-Star33 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:10.95 12Russell, Annette34 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:13.11 11Fitzsimmons, Jenna35 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:13.25 11Stoetzer, Olivia36 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:13.60 11Kronen, Elsa37 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:15.75 11Terada, Kala`i38 HIAA

SUNA-HI 3:15.90 12Brown, Charis39 HIAA

SUNA-HI 2:55.98Y 12Lee, Kaya40 HIAA

MAC 3:19.26 11Anderson, Nevaeh41 HIAA

MAC 3:19.48 11Packbier, Madison42 HIAA

MAC 3:19.50 12McCormic, Katelee43 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:19.90 11Walton, Mariah44 HI-A

PAQ-HI 3:22.27 11Coen, Tiana45 HI-A

HSC-HI 3:27.50 11Songsong, Sanoe46 HI-A

PCA-HI 3:28.22 11Springer, Amber47 HI-A

#6 Boys 11-12 200 LC Meter IM

Hawaiian Age: 19992:22.41 MARK ECKERT

ZONE2:38.89

QUAL3:07.25

HIAA3:25.97

HI-A3:44.70


MAN-HI 2:34.04 12Hwang, Dong Hyeon1 ZONE

SPL-HI 2:40.41 12Endo, Taiyo2 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 2:40.66 12Hill, Xavier3 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:47.30 12Sawai, Kanoa4 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:51.16 12Palimoo, Danny5 QUAL

SPL-HI 2:51.40 12Wada, Reimon6 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:51.44 11Nakaya, Nicholas7 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:52.16 12Lee, Jaesun8 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:54.01 12Bosworth, Ethan9 QUAL

BOWS-HI 2:55.60 12Witherwax, Ronan10 QUAL



Psych Sheet

#6 ... (Boys 11-12 200 LC Meter IM)

SUNA-HI 2:58.74 12Lee, Walter11 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:01.31 11Copp, Noa12 QUAL

PAQ-HI 3:09.00 12Kawakami, Tyler13 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:09.03 12Yee, Kainoa14 HIAA

SPL-HI 3:16.68 11Sakai, Aaron15 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:17.42 12Thompson, Dane16 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:18.23 11Sakamoto, Tyler17 HIAA

FF-PC 3:22.00 11Nhieu, Kevin18 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:23.66 11Sakamoto, Ray19 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:25.97 12Van, Nicky20 HIAA

PCA-HI 3:30.77 11Chung, Dylan21 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 19842:24.09 NADINE TAKAI

SECT2:30.53

ZONE2:33.89

SRZA2:39.49

QUAL2:48.17

HIAA3:04.98

HI-A3:21.80


PAQ-HI 2:29.97 14Foster, Lia1 SECT

PAQ-HI 2:33.52 14Balish, Maddie2 ZONE

HSC-HI 2:34.50 13Altura, Kysha3 SRZA

PCA-HI 2:35.51 14Iwamoto, Aimee4 SRZA

HSC-HI 2:39.46 13Baraquio, Echo5 SRZA

PCA-HI 2:40.20 13Okuma, Dana6 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:42.75 14Woo, Katie7 QUAL

SPL-HI 2:43.32 14Kakazu, Erika8 QUAL

SCSC-PC 2:48.13 13Tanizaki-Hudson, Lani9 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:48.41 13Deer, Leia10 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:49.14 13Namatame, Lina11 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:49.53 13Braz, Haley12 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:50.00 13Garcia, Cheyenne13 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:50.72 14Fox, Zoey14 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 2:51.01 13Thomas, Hannah15 HIAA

HSC-HI 2:51.52 13Ki, Amanda16 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:51.62 14Sonson, Hailey17 HIAA

MAC 2:52.16 13Atoigue, Danielle18 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:52.87 14Kojima, Hannah19 HIAA

SPL-HI 2:52.89 14Quon, Yassi20 HIAA


SPL-HI 2:53.89 13Chun, Trina22 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:54.23 13Reardon, Gemma23 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:54.36 14Meister, Madison24 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:57.27 14Austin-Elbaz, Aeryn25 HIAA

CBGS-ZZ 3:00.15 14Hansen, Georgia26 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:01.03 13Lang, Ellisa27 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:01.25 14Lyon, Cameron28 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:01.67 13Bliss, Ashton29 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 3:00.01S 14Lawry, Holly30 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 3:01.56S 14Godfrey, Cairo31 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:44.22Y 13Le, Amanda32 HI-A

HSC-HI 3:15.60 14Watanabe, Dariane33 HI-A

AAA-HI 2:55.34Y 13Yamakawa, Jadyn34 HI-A



SECT2:18.69

ZONE2:25.39

SRZA2:26.39

QUAL2:42.50

HIAA2:58.75

HI-A3:15.00


HSC-HI 2:29.85 14Lee, Jack1 QUAL

CGT-ZZ 2:35.12 14Liu, Victor2 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:37.93 14Shigihara, Hayato3 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:40.16 14Lee, Hyun Woo4 QUAL

PCA-HI 2:41.36 14Sloan, Dawson5 QUAL

BOWS-HI 2:42.58 14Mau, Robbie6 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:44.44 14Liu, Kevin7 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:44.66 14Olynsma, Jesse8 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:44.80 13Fitzsimmons, Joey9 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 2:45.00 14Horton, Chadwick10 HIAA

SPL-HI 2:47.02 14Kobayashi, Christopher11 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:48.26 14Gordon, Lane12 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:48.61 14Fukumoto, Evan13 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 2:49.00 13Mcllroy, Hamish14 HIAA

HSC-HI 2:49.69 13Masicampo-Van Ostran, Robby15 HIAA

SSSC-HI 2:50.84 13Fischer, PJ16 HIAA

HSC-HI 2:51.15 13Yoshida, Toby17 HIAA

AAA-HI 2:53.25 13Bennett, Drew18 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:53.44 13Tamanaha, Johnny19 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:53.57 13Piosalan, Denison20 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:55.09 13Reid, Dominic21 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:55.45 13Elkington, Sam22 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:57.55 13Olson, Matthew23 HIAA

MAC 2:58.57 14Quinata, Champ24 HIAA

SPL-HI 3:00.66 13Sakai, Daniel25 HI-A

PAQ-HI 3:01.06 14Tabuyo, Alex26 HI-A

BOWS-HI 3:07.91 13Lee, Keenan27 HI-A



SECT2:30.53

SRZA2:39.49

QUAL2:45.03

HIAA3:01.53

HI-A3:18.04


CGT-ZZ 2:32.62 16Seeley, Emily1 SRZA

SUNA-HI 2:35.28 16Yamashita, Michaela2 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 2:36.01 16Wilson, Rebecca3 SRZA

HSC-HI 2:38.13 15James, Paris4 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 2:39.80 15Evans, Jessica5 QUAL

CBGS-ZZ 2:39.91 16Terrill, Sidney6 QUAL

CGT-ZZ 2:42.76 15Hille, Zoe7 QUAL

SPL-HI 2:43.41 16Kakazu, Tahni8 QUAL

SPL-HI 2:43.84 16Ippongi, Kayla9 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:43.90 15Sinclair, Maya10 QUAL

SUNA-HI 2:44.40 15Machida, Kara11 QUAL

SUNA-HI 2:44.80 16Guevara, Katherine12 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:45.38 16Fox, Kyla13 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:45.61 16Reardon, Leana14 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:46.72 16Brenkley, Charlotte15 HIAA

AAA-HI 2:47.88 16Miyoga, Rachel16 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:48.49 16Pound, Hallie17 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:51.13 15Pound, Madison18 HIAA

HSC-HI 2:54.15 15Luong, Jessica19 HIAA

MAC 2:56.68 15Atoigue, Taloani20 HIAA

SCSC-PC 2:59.60 15Beck, Samantha21 HIAA

MAC 3:01.52 16Miller, Kaitlyn22 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:02.56 15Namatame, Lisa23 HI-A

KSC-HI 2:43.82Y 16Spear, Stephanie24 HI-A

HSC-HI 3:06.00 16Seth, Zukie25 HI-A

KSC-HI 3:09.00 15Tashiro, Lisa26 HI-A

BOWS-HI 3:18.04 15Zhou, Angeline27 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 19942:09.71 CARL LARSEN

SECT2:18.69

SRZA2:26.39

QUAL2:32.83

HIAA2:48.11

HI-A3:03.40


CBGS-ZZ 2:12.45 16McDougall, Hamish1 SECT

SUNA-HI 2:16.86 15Lileikis, Aukai2 SECT

KWIMW-ZZ 2:18.68 16Brock, Autahi3 SECT

CGT-ZZ 2:18.99 15Couterier, Joel4 SRZA

SUNA-HI 2:19.23 16Mori, Kenji5 SRZA

SJST-ZZ 2:20.00 16Zhang, Hao6 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 2:21.10 15Wong, Leo7 SRZA

PAQ-HI 2:22.27 16Murley, Bryce8 SRZA

SUNA-HI 2:23.67 15Lee, Albert9 SRZA

SPL-HI 2:24.50 16Sakai, Michael10 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 2:25.01 16Sepitico, Roman11 SRZA

PAQ-HI 2:25.08 16Sutherland, Saam12 SRZA

HSC-HI 2:25.75 16Alvarez, Makoa13 SRZA

PAQ-HI 2:26.42 15Vieira, Kekoa14 QUAL

SUNA-HI 2:26.79 16Tam, Anson15 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 2:27.10 15Simpson, Liam16 QUAL

AUL-HI 2:31.92 15Toy, Josh17 QUAL

TCCC-IE 2:32.71 16Bennett, James18 QUAL

HSC-HI 2:33.14 15Fujii, Shawn19 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:33.26 16Johnson, Jed20 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:34.47 15Hampton, Michael21 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 2:35.45 16Kilgour, Jeremy22 HIAA

SUNA-HI 2:35.46 16Yuen-Schat, Daniel23 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:36.00 16Fujiwara, Mykah24 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:38.39 16Loui, Greg25 HIAA

AUL-HI 2:39.11 16Faurot, Noah26 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:40.62 16Kanamaru, Akira27 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:40.77 16Soxpollard, Noah28 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:41.03 16Winter, Max29 HIAA

SCSC-PC 2:43.11 16Bruno, Hunter30 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:43.54 15Ky, Bobby31 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:47.05 16Holmes, Jay32 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:48.68 15Sandoval, Devin33 HI-A

CGT-ZZ 2:51.15 16Smith, Dirk34 HI-A

HSC-HI 2:52.26 16Shimabukuro, Ty35 HI-A

HSC-HI 2:52.44 16Okamura, Kevin36 HI-A

SUNA-HI 2:55.46 16Chun, Bennet37 HI-A



Psych Sheet

#11 Women Open 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Hawaiian Rec: 199557.12 KEIKO PRICE

SECT1:00.06

SRZA1:05.49

QUAL1:08.53

HIAA1:13.79

HI-A1:19.27


CBGS-ZZ 59.80 17Zukic, Emily1 SECT






PCA-HI 1:08.79 17Hong, Kylie7 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:08.82 14Asuncion, Shayna8 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:09.18 15Nakashima, Lauryn9 HIAA

MAUI-HI 1:09.27 14Lim, Erin10 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:09.47 17Parker, Maria11 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:10.14 16Witherwax, Ashlyn12 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:10.34 17Sellner, Diana13 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:10.67 17Daley, Dru14 HIAA

CBGS-ZZ 1:11.02 17Swanton, Georgia15 HIAA

CBGS-ZZ 1:11.06 17White, Samantha16 HIAA




AUL-HI 1:16.18 15Williams, Laura20 HI-A

#12 Men Open 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Hawaiian Rec: 201151.42 ILIA REYES

SECT55.61

SRZA59.59

QUAL1:00.17

HIAA1:04.98

HI-A1:09.80


CGT-ZZ 53.70 18Groves, Tyran1 SECT

CGT-ZZ 54.73 18Graham, Bradley2 SECT

UN-OR 55.13 18Klein, Curtis3 SECT

SUNA-HI 55.43 17Dawson, TJ4 SECT

MARS-NT 55.65 17Kahlig, Matthew5 SRZA

PAQ-HI 55.65 17Woo, Zack6 SRZA

SCSC-PC 57.56 17Tanizaki-Hudson, Derek7 SRZA

MARS-NT 58.53 17Yanai, Dayne8 SRZA

HSC-HI 58.67 17Fellezs, Colin9 SRZA

MARS-NT 59.03 17Hejny, Tristan10 SRZA

WFFM-UT 59.54 17Avery, Daniel11 SRZA

SUNA-HI 59.63 17Yuen-Schat, Joshua12 QUAL


HSC-HI 1:00.47 18Glasgow, Jake14 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:00.93 20Saepoo, Savath15 HIAA

SCSC-PC 1:01.59 17Porter, Cody16 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:01.61 17Sakai, Kyle17 HIAA

AUL-HI 1:01.88 15Compton, Eric18 HIAA





KSC-HI 1:06.92 16Zheng, Jeffrey23 HI-A

PAQ-HI 1:09.65 14Wong, Preston24 HI-A

#13 Girls 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Freestyle

Hawaiian Age: 198929.45 KEIKO PRICE

ZONE33.29

QUAL37.59

HIAA41.34

HI-A45.10


KSC-HI 32.54 10Garcia, Casey1 ZONE

KSC-HI 33.48 9Monahan, Grace2 QUAL

PAQ-HI 34.92 10Mobley, Josie3 QUAL

SPL-HI 35.39 10Dreyer, Reina4 QUAL

KSC-HI 35.60 10Story, Shaye5 QUAL

PCA-HI 35.64 10Isip, Sarah6 QUAL

HSC-HI 35.85 10Yee, Sophia7 QUAL

KSC-HI 36.06 9Nakaya, Noelani8 QUAL

SPL-HI 36.17 9Ahia, Nahe9 QUAL

KSC-HI 36.55 10Croll, Lauren10 QUAL

KSC-HI 37.04 10Zheng, Kimberly11 QUAL

KSC-HI 37.32 10Garo-Drzymala, Kayla12 QUAL

SSSC-HI 37.91 10Gibson, Lore13 HIAA

AAA-HI 37.94 9Weissman, Hannah14 HIAA

HSC-HI 38.33 10Crabbe, Mahie15 HIAA

KSC-HI 38.56 10Hockenberger Leong, Kiana16 HIAA

SCSC-PC 38.59 9Tanizaki-Hudson, Sachi17 HIAA

PAQ-HI 38.69 9Tanaka, Elena18 HIAA

KSC-HI 38.78 10Lum, Pili19 HIAA

SSSC-HI 39.16 9Hester, Molly20 HIAA

KSC-HI 39.20 8Nakaya, Naomi21 HIAA

KSC-HI 39.24 10Chua-Chiaco, Katelyn22 HIAA

AUL-HI 39.61 10Webb, Skylar23 HIAA

KSC-HI 39.65 8Misailidis, Joey24 HIAA

KSC-HI 39.85 10Clarke, Zoie25 HIAA

HSC-HI 40.01 10Masicampo-Van Ostran, Cat26 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 40.26 8Liu, Siyi27 HIAA

MOKI-HI 40.44 10Cayabyab, Alana28 HIAA

SPL-HI 40.53 10King, Gessica29 HIAA

PAQ-HI 40.68 10Thompson, Eve30 HIAA

PAQ-HI 40.82 10Oshiro, Kelsey31 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 40.98 8Wang, Kangni32 HIAA

MAC 41.34 10Fedenko, Ella33 HIAA

HSC-HI 40.72S 9Bendall, Elisabeth34 HI-A

AUL-HI 41.99 10Compton, Lily35 HI-A

KSC-HI 45.10 10Filimoehala, Trisha36 HI-A

AUL-HI 44.30S 9Reiter, Jennifer37 HI-A

#14 Boys 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Freestyle

Hawaiian Age: 199630.14 HONG ZHE SUN

ZONE33.09

QUAL39.52

HIAA43.47

HI-A47.42


PAQ-HI 30.98 10Chang, Max1 ZONE

AUL-HI 33.62 10Lyon, James2 QUAL

HSC-HI 34.42 10Escobar, Jonel3 QUAL

AUL-HI 35.61 10Reiter, Jonathan4 QUAL

HSC-HI 35.75 10Corpuz, Jorden5 QUAL

HSC-HI 36.91 9Badayos-Buetzer, Noah6 QUAL

KSC-HI 37.13 9Canicosa-Miles, Alex7 QUAL

SPL-HI 37.95 9Fujimoto, Cole8 QUAL

HSC-HI 38.20 10Van, Danny9 QUAL

SBST-ZZ 38.21 8Wang, Ziyang10 QUAL

PAQ-HI 38.42 9Kronen, Cable11 QUAL

HSC-HI 38.77 9Naniole-Furutani, Micah12 QUAL

SBST-ZZ 39.67 8Yitong, Beihong13 HIAA

KSC-HI 40.25 10Cheung, Luke14 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 40.56 8Yuan, Yihang15 HIAA

FF-PC 41.00 9Nhieu, Nathan16 HIAA

SPL-HI 41.12 10Do, Richard17 HIAA

HSC-HI 41.41 9Gardiner, Kai18 HIAA

KSC-HI 41.57 10Petrides, Christoper19 HIAA

PAQ-HI 41.72 10Johnson, Jonah20 HIAA

HSC-HI 41.82 10Kamakura, Jonah21 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 42.50 8Shang, Qianlin22 HIAA

HSC-HI 43.04 9Nakatsu, Ken23 HIAA

SPL-HI 43.06 10Kawano, Jace24 HIAA

HSC-HI 38.06Y 9Crabbe, Kengo25 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 43.27 8Zhan, Dexuan26 HIAA

PCA-HI 43.70 9Chung, Pono27 HI-A

SBST-ZZ 43.98 8Pu, Yue28 HI-A

HSC-HI 44.74 9Taitano, Kainoa29 HI-A

#15 Girls 11-12 50 LC Meter Freestyle

Hawaiian Age: 200328.20 CHRISTEL SIMMS

ZONE29.39

QUAL32.83

HIAA36.12

HI-A39.41


SUNA-HI 29.24 12Guevara, Kimi1 ZONE

PAQ-HI 30.01 12Whitty, Sydnee2 QUAL

SUNA-HI 30.23 12Lileikis, Nohea3 QUAL

KSC-HI 30.59 12Harrison, Sophia4 QUAL

PAQ-HI 31.04 12Ng, Chanel5 QUAL

PAQ-HI 31.13 12Gonzalez, Lyra6 QUAL

KSC-HI 31.59 11Stoetzer, Olivia7 QUAL

HSC-HI 31.70 12Nagahama, Paige8 QUAL

PAQ-HI 31.92 11Gacutan, Tori9 QUAL

HSC-HI 31.94 11Fujii, Kate10 QUAL

KSC-HI 31.96 12Kim, Kamea11 QUAL

HSC-HI 32.05 11O'Brien, Jasmine12 QUAL

KSC-HI 32.14 12Halemano, Nicole13 QUAL

SSSC-HI 32.47 11Hester, Riley14 QUAL

HSC-HI 32.49 12Amrich, Jewel15 QUAL

KSC-HI 32.53 11Lum, Jamy16 QUAL

AAA-HI 32.68 12England, Morgan-Star17 QUAL

SUNA-HI 32.81 12Lee, Kaya18 QUAL

SUNA-HI 32.84 12Chun, Eden19 HIAA

AAA-HI 33.01 11Zapata, Lisette20 HIAA

PCA-HI 33.16 11Iwamoto, Reyna21 HIAA

PCA-HI 33.16 12Chong, Alohi22 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 32.54S 12Kururangi, Olivia23 HIAA

SUNA-HI 33.24 12Chismar, Jade24 HIAA

PAQ-HI 33.24 11Coen, Tiana25 HIAA

PAQ-HI 33.25 11Lietzke, Dillyn26 HIAA

KSC-HI 33.34 11Fitzsimmons, Jenna27 HIAA

AAA-HI 33.64 12Warren, Sarah28 HIAA

AAA-HI 33.81 12McNorton, Leah29 HIAA

SUNA-HI 33.84 12Brown, Charis30 HIAA

AAA-HI 33.87 11Gruce, Jordan31 HIAA

HSC-HI 34.01 11Songsong, Sanoe32 HIAA

AUL-HI 34.16 12Compton, Celia33 HIAA

KSC-HI 34.25 11Nakagawa, Sammi34 HIAA



Psych Sheet

#15 ... (Girls 11-12 50 LC Meter Freestyle)

HSC-HI 34.26 11Li, Shirley35 HIAA

KSC-HI 34.35 12Niimura, Kano36 HIAA

KSC-HI 34.45 11Walton, Mariah37 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 34.70 11Marshall, Holly38 HIAA

PCA-HI 34.72 11Okuma, Megan39 HIAA

BOWS-HI 34.74 12Tom, Alexandra40 HIAA

KSC-HI 35.07 12Kaneshiro, Megan41 HIAA

KSC-HI 35.11 11Almeida, Kayla42 HIAA

KSC-HI 35.45 11Terada, Kala`i43 HIAA

SUNA-HI 35.58 11You, Sydnee44 HIAA

MARS-NT 35.72 12Tanaka, Tiffani45 HIAA

SPL-HI 35.79 11Nagata, Nicole46 HIAA

SUNA-HI 36.03 11Valenti, Kryn47 HIAA

MAC 36.09 11Anderson, Nevaeh48 HIAA

HSC-HI 36.10 11Silva, Angela49 HIAA

MAC 36.12 11Packbier, Madison50 HIAA

MAC 36.12 12McCormic, Katelee51 HIAA

SUNA-HI 36.23 11Watanabe, Alyssa52 HI-A

PAQ-HI 32.09Y 11Kronen, Elsa53 HI-A

SPL-HI 36.37 12Fan, Anna54 HI-A

HSC-HI 37.29 12Gardiner, Mahea55 HI-A

PCA-HI 33.12Y 11Springer, Amber56 HI-A

KSC-HI 37.95 12Russell, Annette57 HI-A

HSC-HI 38.53 11Takashige, Kaya58 HI-A

#16 Boys 11-12 50 LC Meter Freestyle

Hawaiian Age: 200327.00 KEKOA TAPARRA

ZONE29.59

QUAL33.62

HIAA36.99

HI-A40.35


SJST-ZZ 27.00 12Fu, Yang1 ZONE

PAQ-HI 29.71 12Kawakami, Tyler2 QUAL

MAN-HI 29.78 12Hwang, Dong Hyeon3 QUAL

SPL-HI 30.07 12Endo, Taiyo4 QUAL

KSC-HI 30.08 12Petrides, Michael5 QUAL

HSC-HI 30.45 12Sawai, Kanoa6 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 30.96 12Hill, Xavier7 QUAL

SPL-HI 31.07 12Wada, Reimon8 QUAL

PAQ-HI 31.91 12Bosworth, Ethan9 QUAL

KSC-HI 32.01 11Copp, Noa10 QUAL

KSC-HI 32.40 12Palimoo, Danny11 QUAL

KSC-HI 32.45 11Nakaya, Nicholas12 QUAL

AAA-HI 32.87 12Tucker, Dylan13 QUAL

SUNA-HI 33.57 12Lee, Walter14 QUAL

SPL-HI 34.63 11Sakai, Aaron15 HIAA

HSC-HI 34.73 12Yee, Kainoa16 HIAA

AAA-HI 34.80 12Cober, Arec17 HIAA

PAQ-HI 35.01 12Thompson, Dane18 HIAA

HSC-HI 31.29Y 12Van, Nicky19 HIAA

SPL-HI 35.79 12Do, George20 HIAA

FF-PC 36.00 11Nhieu, Kevin21 HIAA

PCA-HI 36.51 12Takano, Travis22 HIAA

AAA-HI 36.62 12Tucker, Marlin23 HIAA

PAQ-HI 36.75 11Sakamoto, Tyler24 HIAA

AUL-HI 36.81 11Faurot, Luke25 HIAA

PCA-HI 36.89 11Chung, Dylan26 HIAA

SPL-HI 32.88Y 11Lee, Hyunbin27 HI-A

AAA-HI 37.73 11Harder, Austin28 HI-A

PAQ-HI 38.00 11Sakamoto, Ray29 HI-A

SPL-HI 38.11 11Do, Peter30 HI-A

BOWS-HI 38.75 12Loi, Brandon31 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 201126.73 YASMINE H. WARE

SECT28.14

ZONE28.89

QUAL31.01

HIAA34.11

HI-A37.21

SRZA1:05.49


PAQ-HI 28.81 14Foster, Lia1 ZONE

HSC-HI 29.13 13Altura, Kysha2 QUAL

PAQ-HI 29.21 14Balish, Maddie3 QUAL

PCA-HI 29.31 14Iwamoto, Aimee4 QUAL

PCA-HI 29.60 13Okuma, Dana5 QUAL

HSC-HI 29.60 13Baraquio, Echo6 QUAL

PAQ-HI 29.67 14Woo, Katie7 QUAL

CGT-ZZ 29.84 13Thomas, Hannah8 QUAL

KSC-HI 30.26 14Fox, Zoey9 QUAL

SPL-HI 30.32 14Peralta, Taylor10 QUAL

MAC 30.35 13Atoigue, Danielle11 QUAL

AUL-HI 30.60 14Frissell, Vivi12 QUAL

KSC-HI 30.90 13Namatame, Lina13 QUAL

SCSC-PC 31.53 13Tanizaki-Hudson, Lani14 HIAA

MAUI-HI 31.56 14Lim, Erin15 HIAA

HSC-HI 31.59 14Asuncion, Shayna16 HIAA

PAQ-HI 31.59 14Kojima, Hannah17 HIAA

PAQ-HI 31.66 14Meister, Madison18 HIAA

PAQ-HI 31.78 13Deer, Leia19 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 31.89 13Reardon, Gemma20 HIAA

KSC-HI 32.10 13Le, Amanda21 HIAA

KSC-HI 32.11 13Garcia, Cheyenne22 HIAA

KSC-HI 32.26 13Lang, Ellisa23 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 32.40 13Fullagar, Alida24 HIAA

SPL-HI 32.55 14Quon, Yassi25 HIAA

KSC-HI 32.71 14Austin-Elbaz, Aeryn26 HIAA

KSC-HI 32.89 13Braz, Haley27 HIAA

HSC-HI 32.95 13Ki, Amanda28 HIAA

PAQ-HI 33.34 14Sonson, Hailey29 HIAA

CBGS-ZZ 33.86 14Hansen, Georgia30 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 33.96 14Lawry, Holly31 HIAA

PAQ-HI 34.11 14Lyon, Cameron32 HIAA

AAA-HI 30.26Y 13Travis, Emily33 HI-A

KSC-HI 30.31Y 13Bliss, Ashton34 HI-A

KWIMW-ZZ 34.68 14Godfrey, Cairo35 HI-A

HSC-HI 36.41 14Watanabe, Dariane36 HI-A

PCA-HI 36.56 13Poyo, Jordyn37 HI-A

KWIMW-ZZ 36.67 13Montgomery, MacKenzie38 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 201124.70 KEVIN D. FRIFELDT

SECT25.51

ZONE27.29

QUAL29.53

HIAA32.48

HI-A35.43

SRZA59.59


HSC-HI 26.80 14Lee, Jack1 ZONE

HSC-HI 27.21 14Lee, Hyun Woo2 ZONE

SJST-ZZ 28.00 13Gao, Xin3 QUAL

BOWS-HI 29.02 14Mau, Robbie4 QUAL

HSC-HI 29.66 14Shigihara, Hayato5 HIAA

BOWS-HI 29.73 14Liu, Kevin6 HIAA

PCA-HI 30.04 14Sloan, Dawson7 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 30.11 14Horton, Chadwick8 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 30.27 14Gowty, Ryan9 HIAA

KSC-HI 30.29 13Fitzsimmons, Joey10 HIAA

BOWS-HI 30.42 14Fukumoto, Evan11 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 30.44 13Mcllroy, Hamish12 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 30.45 14Liu, Victor13 HIAA

HSC-HI 30.49 13Masicampo-Van Ostran, Robby14 HIAA

BOWS-HI 30.64 13Lee, Keenan15 HIAA

HSC-HI 30.90 13Yoshida, Toby16 HIAA

KSC-HI 30.93 13Piosalan, Denison17 HIAA

MAC 30.94 14Quinata, Champ18 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 31.06 14Gordon, Lane19 HIAA

PAQ-HI 31.06 14Wong, Preston20 HIAA

AAA-HI 31.26 13Bennett, Drew21 HIAA

SSSC-HI 31.31 13Fischer, PJ22 HIAA

SUNA-HI 27.69Y 13Ho, Ethan23 HIAA

PAQ-HI 31.39 13Gaughan, Jake24 HIAA

PAQ-HI 31.40 13Tamanaha, Johnny25 HIAA

BOWS-HI 31.50 13Sellner, Nathan26 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 31.04S 14Olynsma, Jesse27 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 31.99 13Reid, Dominic28 HIAA

SSSC-HI 32.54 13Astakhov, Artur29 HI-A

SPL-HI 28.79Y 14Erban, Jacob30 HI-A

KWIMW-ZZ 32.65 13Elkington, Sam31 HI-A

PAQ-HI 32.69 14Tabuyo, Alex32 HI-A

PAQ-HI 33.21 13Olson, Matthew33 HI-A

SPL-HI 29.57Y 14Huang, Sean34 HI-A

SPL-HI 33.58 13Sakai, Daniel35 HI-A



SECT1:00.06

SRZA1:05.49

QUAL1:06.59

HIAA1:13.25

HI-A1:19.91


CGT-ZZ 59.20 16Seeley, Emily1 SECT

CBGS-ZZ 1:00.70 15Evans, Jessica2 SRZA

HSC-HI 1:02.84 15Sinclair, Maya3 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 1:02.97 16Terrill, Sidney4 SRZA


KWIMW-ZZ 1:03.41 16Reardon, Leana6 SRZA



SUNA-HI 1:03.93 15Machida, Kara9 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 1:04.52 15Hille, Zoe10 SRZA

SUNA-HI 1:04.93 16Guevara, Katherine11 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 1:05.00 15Fullagar, Jemima12 SRZA

SPL-HI 1:05.20 16Ippongi, Kayla13 SRZA


PAQ-HI 1:07.05 16Sato, Rhiann15 HIAA




KSC-HI 1:08.95 15Namatame, Lisa19 HIAA



Psych Sheet





KWIMW-ZZ 1:12.11 15Tulono, Te Hinemoa23 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:12.30 15Iaea, Alexus24 HIAA



KSC-HI 1:13.78 16Spear, Stephanie27 HI-A



Hawaiian Age: 201152.32 REN RICHMOND

SECT55.61

SRZA59.59

QUAL1:00.69

HIAA1:06.76

HI-A1:12.83


CBGS-ZZ 54.97 16Wood, Tom1 SECT

SJST-ZZ 55.00 16Zhang, Hao2 SECT

PAQ-HI 55.79 16Murley, Bryce3 SRZA

SUNA-HI 56.24 15Lileikis, Aukai4 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 57.25 15Wong, Leo5 SRZA

KWIMW-ZZ 57.33 16Brock, Autahi6 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 57.76 16McDougall, Hamish7 SRZA

HSC-HI 58.24 16Alvarez, Makoa8 SRZA

PAQ-HI 58.29 16Johnson, Jed9 SRZA

PAQ-HI 58.57 16Sutherland, Saam10 SRZA

AUL-HI 58.82 16Pederson, Nick11 SRZA

TCCC-IE 58.86 16Bennett, James12 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 59.00 16Hunter, Lachlan13 SRZA

PAQ-HI 59.36 15Hampton, Michael14 SRZA

SPL-HI 59.71 16Hanaoka, Gabriel15 QUAL

MARS-NT 59.77 15Hejny, Tanyon16 QUAL

CBGS-ZZ 59.90 16Sepitico, Roman17 QUAL

BOWS-HI 1:00.07 15Ky, Bobby18 QUAL

BOWS-HI 1:00.47 16Holmes, Jay19 QUAL


SUNA-HI 1:01.36 16Mori, Kenji21 HIAA


AUL-HI 1:01.55 15Toy, Josh23 HIAA

PAQ-HI 1:01.61 15Vieira, Kekoa24 HIAA

SUNA-HI 1:01.72 15Lee, Albert25 HIAA


CGT-ZZ 1:02.34 15Couterier, Joel27 HIAA


CGT-ZZ 1:02.80 16Smith, Dirk29 HIAA


BOWS-HI 1:04.94 15Hayashida, Brighton31 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 1:05.00 15Zhang, Tiansheng32 HIAA


SPL-HI 57.91Y 15Marshall, Kelly34 HIAA

SUNA-HI 57.95Y 16Chun, Bennet35 HIAA


MAN-HI 1:06.08 16MacMaster, Ronald37 HIAA

PAQ-HI 1:06.17 15Sandoval, Devin38 HIAA


CGT-ZZ 1:07.23 16Lowe, William40 HI-A


CGT-ZZ 1:07.92 16Van Styn, Lachlan42 HI-A


BOWS-HI 1:08.30 16Wong-Pascua, Cody44 HI-A

CBGS-ZZ 1:12.83 15Jones, Jack45 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20104:41.33 Rebecca K. Walton

ZONE4:56.79

QUAL5:38.22

HIAA6:12.05

HI-A6:45.87


SUNA-HI 4:41.92 12Lileikis, Nohea1 ZONE


PAQ-HI 5:01.91 12Whitty, Sydnee3 QUAL





AAA-HI 5:24.15 12Warren, Sarah8 QUAL


KSC-HI 5:28.13 11Stoetzer, Olivia10 QUAL




SUNA-HI 5:37.87 12Chismar, Jade14 QUAL





AAA-HI 5:44.00 11Zapata, Lisette19 HIAA


KSC-HI 5:44.28 11Walton, Mariah21 HIAA






SUNA-HI 6:09.40 11Mori, Keiko27 HIAA




KSC-HI 6:12.05 12Halemano, Nicole31 HIAA



ZONE4:55.69

QUAL5:49.27

HIAA6:24.20

HI-A6:59.12


KWIMW-ZZ 4:53.56S 12Hill, Xavier1 QUAL

KSC-HI 5:02.91 12Petrides, Michael2 QUAL






PAQ-HI 5:35.59 12Kawakami, Tyler8 QUAL




BOWS-HI 5:55.80 12Witherwax, Ronan12 HIAA

HSC-HI 5:56.79 12Yee, Kainoa13 HIAA

HSC-HI 5:57.82 12Sawai, Kanoa14 HIAA


AUL-HI 6:24.20 11Faurot, Luke16 HIAA


Hawaiian Age: 19824:23.27 DIANE WILLIAMS

SECT4:39.69

ZONE4:44.89

SRZA4:55.99

QUAL5:12.50

HIAA5:43.75

HI-A6:15.00


HSC-HI 4:42.22 13Altura, Kysha1 ZONE

PAQ-HI 4:43.10 14Foster, Lia2 ZONE

CGT-ZZ 4:55.21 13Thomas, Hannah3 SRZA

PAQ-HI 5:03.13 13Deer, Leia4 QUAL

PAQ-HI 5:03.96 14Lyon, Cameron5 QUAL


AUL-HI 5:04.55 13Morgan, Aspen7 QUAL

HSC-HI 5:09.38 13Baraquio, Echo8 QUAL











KWIMW-ZZ 5:37.27 14Godfrey, Cairo19 HIAA

KSC-HI 5:42.14 13Le, Amanda20 HIAA

PAQ-HI 5:58.92 14Sonson, Hailey21 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20084:12.02 KACY JOHNSON

SECT4:22.26

ZONE4:32.89

SRZA4:36.69

QUAL5:06.42

HIAA5:37.06

HI-A6:07.70


CGT-ZZ 4:31.68 14Gowty, Ryan1 ZONE


HSC-HI 5:01.60 13Masicampo-Van Ostran, Robby3 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 5:03.60 14Gordon, Lane4 QUAL

HSC-HI 5:10.35 14Shigihara, Hayato5 HIAA

PAQ-HI 5:11.87 13Gaughan, Jake6 HIAA





PCA-HI 5:18.43 14Sloan, Dawson11 HIAA






SPL-HI 5:28.33 14Kobayashi, Christopher17 HIAA



Psych Sheet

#24 ... (Boys 13-14 400 LC Meter Freestyle)

CGT-ZZ 5:29.00 14Liu, Victor18 HIAA

HSC-HI 5:30.00 14Lee, Jack19 HIAA




SECT4:39.69

SRZA4:55.99

QUAL5:10.92

HIAA5:42.01

HI-A6:13.10


SPL-HI 4:43.43 15Zukeran, Victoria1 SRZA








KSC-HI 5:04.16 16Fox, Kyla9 QUAL




KSC-HI 5:23.33 16Spear, Stephanie13 HIAA






Hawaiian Age: 20024:00.76 NOA SAKAMOTO

SECT4:22.26

SRZA4:36.69

QUAL4:49.43

HIAA5:18.37

HI-A5:47.32





KWIMW-ZZ 4:33.09 15Simpson, Liam4 SRZA

PAQ-HI 4:37.93 16Sutherland, Saam5 QUAL

SUNA-HI 4:39.51 16Mori, Kenji6 QUAL

MARS-NT 4:41.02 15Hejny, Tanyon7 QUAL

AUL-HI 4:41.62 16Pederson, Nick8 QUAL

PAQ-HI 4:41.67 16Soxpollard, Noah9 QUAL

HSC-HI 4:42.80 16Alvarez, Makoa10 QUAL


PAQ-HI 4:45.00 16Murley, Bryce12 QUAL

SUNA-HI 4:47.31 15Lee, Albert13 QUAL

PAQ-HI 4:47.98 16Loui, Greg14 QUAL










HSC-HI 5:18.31 16Shimabukuro, Ty24 HIAA

HSC-HI 5:18.31 16Okamura, Kevin25 HIAA


Hawaiian Rec: 19854:12.22 DIANE WILLIAMS

SECT4:39.69

SRZA4:55.99

QUAL5:24.64

HIAA5:50.61

HI-A6:16.58




AAA-HI 5:56.84Y 17Daley, Dru3 HIAA


#28 Boys Open 400 LC Meter Freestyle

Hawaiian Rec: 20033:55.42 NOA SAKAMOTO

SECT4:22.26

SRZA4:36.69

QUAL4:58.07

HIAA5:21.91

HI-A5:45.76


MARS-NT 4:12.15 17Kahlig, Matthew1 SECT


CGT-ZZ 4:30.01 18Groves, Tyran3 SRZA


CGT-ZZ 4:32.00 18Graham, Bradley5 SRZA




PAQ-HI 4:45.00 17Woo, Zack9 QUAL

SPL-HI 4:47.73 17Zukeran, Grant10 QUAL




#29 Girls 11-12 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Age: 20081:59.83 HARRISON, EDWARDS, MAU, NIHIPA

LI

Team Relay Seed Time

A 2:04.10PAQ-HI1

A 2:05.41SUNA-HI2

A 2:06.00IOL-HI3

A 2:10.49HSC-HI4

A 2:13.14AAA-HI5

B 2:23.49SUNA-HI6

B 2:26.18HSC-HI7

#30 Boys 11-12 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Age: 20061:58.32 CHOI, WANG, NG, KAWAMOTO


A 2:01.49HSC-HI1

A 2:06.61SPL-HI2

A 2:08.17PAQ-HI3

A 2:20.44AAA-HI4

#31 Women Open 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Rec: 20121:49.89 J. MAU, L. HAYAKAWA, S. HARRIS

ON, R. WALTON


A 1:53.30CBGS-ZZ1

A 1:54.42HSC-HI2

A 1:54.87SPL-HI3

A 1:57.05SUNA-HI4

B 2:02.37HSC-HI5

A 2:05.19PCA-HI6

A 2:05.63AUL-HI7

A 2:08.05AAA-HI8

A 2:13.98BOWS-HI9

B 2:25.00PCA-HI10

C NTHSC-HI11

#32 Men Open 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Rec: 20091:33.98 REYES, ALLNUTT, PEARCE, HIGLEY


A 1:44.11SUNA-HI1

A 1:45.00CGT-ZZ2

A 1:46.29HSC-HI3

A 1:47.94MARS-NT4

A 1:48.21SPL-HI5

A 1:48.66BOWS-HI6

A 1:49.21MAN-HI7

B 1:54.78HSC-HI8

B 2:08.53SUNA-HI9

A NTSCSC-PC10

C NTHSC-HI11

B NTSPL-HI12

#33 Girls 11-12 50 LC Meter Butterfly

Hawaiian Age: 199830.04 CHELSEA NAGATA

ZONE32.39

QUAL36.72

HIAA40.39

HI-A44.07


KSC-HI 32.70 12Harrison, Sophia1 QUAL

IOL-HI 32.84 12Hasegawa, Susan2 QUAL

SUNA-HI 33.50 12Guevara, Kimi3 QUAL





AUL-HI 34.20 12Compton, Celia8 QUAL

SUNA-HI 34.62 12Chun, Eden9 QUAL




IOL-HI 35.14 12Yamashita, Kyla13 QUAL




AAA-HI 35.60 11Zapata, Lisette17 QUAL

KSC-HI 35.96 12Patterson, Erin18 QUAL


SUNA-HI 35.97 12Chismar, Jade20 QUAL

HSC-HI 36.17 11Li, Shirley21 QUAL

KSC-HI 36.39 12Russell, Annette22 QUAL

PCA-HI 36.43 11Iwamoto, Reyna23 QUAL

BOWS-HI 36.64 12Maglasang, Reina24 QUAL




PAQ-HI 37.42 11Gacutan, Tori28 HIAA



Psych Sheet

#33 ... (Girls 11-12 50 LC Meter Butterfly)

PCA-HI 37.49 11Fujita, Malia29 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 38.05 12Kururangi, Olivia30 HIAA

IOL-HI 38.35 11Sasaki, Kyrie31 HIAA

AAA-HI 38.47 12England, Morgan-Star32 HIAA

KSC-HI 38.49 12Niimura, Kano33 HIAA

KSC-HI 38.84 11Stoetzer, Olivia34 HIAA

SUNA-HI 38.85 11Valenti, Kryn35 HIAA


AAA-HI 39.21 11Gruce, Jordan37 HIAA

PAQ-HI 39.48 11Ho, Jordan38 HIAA


HSC-HI 39.85 12Amrich, Jewel40 HIAA





KSC-HI 40.41 11Almeida, Kayla45 HI-A

KSC-HI 35.73Y 11Ikegami, Jenna46 HIAA

MARS-NT 40.48 12Tanaka, Tiffani47 HI-A

KSC-HI 40.65 11Walton, Mariah48 HI-A

HSC-HI 40.65 11Songsong, Sanoe49 HI-A

KWIMW-ZZ 40.01S 11Marshall, Holly50 HI-A

PAQ-HI 40.90 11Coen, Tiana51 HI-A


SPL-HI 41.82 12Fan, Anna53 HI-A

KSC-HI 42.05 11Fitzsimmons, Jenna54 HI-A

PCA-HI 42.26 11Springer, Amber55 HI-A

PAQ-HI 42.51 11Kronen, Elsa56 HI-A

KSC-HI 42.87 12Kaneshiro, Megan57 HI-A

BOWS-HI 43.16 12Colburn, Megan58 HI-A


SUNA-HI 44.07 11You, Sydnee60 HI-A

#34 Boys 11-12 50 LC Meter Butterfly

Hawaiian Age: 200928.18 KEVIN D. FRIFELDT

ZONE32.39

QUAL38.34

HIAA42.17

HI-A46.01


SJST-ZZ 29.00 12Fu, Yang1 ZONE

MAN-HI 31.21 12Hwang, Dong Hyeon2 ZONE

KWIMW-ZZ 31.64 12Hill, Xavier3 ZONE


BOWS-HI 33.43 12Witherwax, Ronan5 QUAL

KSC-HI 33.84 12Petrides, Michael6 QUAL

PAQ-HI 33.95 12Lee, Jaesun7 QUAL

UN-CA 34.45 11Khoo, Matthew8 QUAL


KSC-HI 36.12 12Takahashi, Jarrett10 QUAL

PAQ-HI 36.20 12Rezentes, Kaelan11 QUAL



HSC-HI 36.65 12Yee, Kainoa14 QUAL


SUNA-HI 37.43 12Lee, Walter16 QUAL

PAQ-HI 37.74 11Sakamoto, Ray17 QUAL

MAN-HI 37.75 12Shiu, Edmund18 QUAL

IOL-HI 37.83 11Bautista, Michael19 QUAL

IOL-HI 38.27 11Lau, Rian20 QUAL

HICK-HI 39.88 12Buziak, Will21 HIAA


KSC-HI 40.04 12Delmendo, Hanu23 HIAA

SPL-HI 40.86 12Wada, Reimon24 HIAA


SPL-HI 41.56 11Sakai, Aaron26 HIAA


MAN-HI 41.88 12Wong, Casey28 HIAA

AAA-HI 41.95 11Harder, Austin29 HIAA

SPL-HI 41.99 11Do, Peter30 HIAA

HSC-HI 42.18 12Van, Nicky31 HI-A

PCA-HI 43.25 11Chung, Dylan32 HI-A

SPL-HI 44.41 12Do, George33 HI-A

KSC-HI 44.93 12Shigeta, Landon34 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 19741:03.76 KATHY SHIPMAN

SECT1:06.27

ZONE1:09.39

SRZA1:10.79

QUAL1:18.28

HIAA1:26.10

HI-A1:33.93



PAQ-HI 1:08.80 14Balish, Maddie2 ZONE

SJST-ZZ 1:10.00 13Jiang, Xinyue3 SRZA



KSC-HI 1:10.83 13Hopkins, Hi'ilani6 QUAL


KSC-HI 1:13.19 13Pound, LeGrand8 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:14.35 14Bosque, Payton9 QUAL


KSC-HI 1:16.93 13Heiss, Hanna11 QUAL

HSC-HI 1:17.01 13Ki, Amanda12 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:09.16Y 14Austin-Elbaz, Aeryn13 QUAL

PAQ-HI 1:19.01 14Sonson, Hailey14 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:20.39 14Kakazu, Erika15 HIAA





KWIMW-ZZ 1:21.90S 13Reardon, Gemma20 HIAA



SPL-HI 1:15.14Y 13Chun, Trina23 HIAA



KWIMW-ZZ 1:28.63 14Lawry, Holly26 HI-A

PCA-HI 1:22.93Y 13Poyo, Jordyn27 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 200958.49 RENNY W. RICHMOND

SECT1:00.37

SRZA1:04.29

ZONE1:05.09

QUAL1:14.55

HIAA1:22.00

HI-A1:29.46


KSC-HI 1:01.78 14Nishimura, Chrisitan1 SRZA

HSC-HI 1:02.14 14Lee, Jack2 SRZA

MAN-HI 1:02.60 14Oba, Jonathan3 SRZA


SJST-ZZ 1:05.00 13Gao, Xin5 ZONE

KSC-HI 1:09.08 14Cheung, Arthur6 QUAL




KSC-HI 1:14.28 14Collins, Jeffrey10 QUAL

BOWS-HI 1:14.35 14Liu, Kevin11 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:14.54 13Fitzsimmons, Joey12 QUAL





IOL-HI 1:17.88 14Stone, Sam17 HIAA




HSC-HI 1:23.09 13Yoshida, Toby21 HI-A

KWIMW-ZZ 1:27.98 13Elkington, Sam22 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:28.60 13Paz, Brandon23 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20121:01.25 SUMMER A. HARRISON

SECT1:06.27

SRZA1:10.79

QUAL1:15.80

HIAA1:23.38

HI-A1:30.97


CBGS-ZZ 1:00.00 16Terrill, Sidney1 SECT


KSC-HI 1:07.59 15Walton, Rebecca3 SRZA

KSC-HI 1:08.22 16Hayakawa, Lena4 SRZA

SUNA-HI 1:09.45 16Guevara, Katherine5 SRZA

KSC-HI 1:10.34 16Kimura, Sydney6 SRZA

KWIMW-ZZ 1:11.00 16Brenkley, Charlotte7 QUAL

HSC-HI 1:11.12 15James, Paris8 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:11.32 16Bogdahn, Taylor9 QUAL




CGT-ZZ 1:14.14 16Wilson, Rebecca13 QUAL

CGT-ZZ 1:15.00 15Fullagar, Jemima14 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:15.74 15Kim, Moon Jung15 QUAL




SUNA-HI 1:18.77 15Machida, Kara19 HIAA


SPL-HI 1:20.05 16Kakazu, Tahni21 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:13.84Y 15Namatame, Lisa23 HIAA



Psych Sheet



SECT1:00.37

SRZA1:04.29

QUAL1:08.68

HIAA1:15.55

HI-A1:22.41


KSC-HI 57.06 16Frifeldt, Kevin1 SECT

CBGS-ZZ 58.89 16McDougall, Hamish2 SECT

CGT-ZZ 59.43 15Couterier, Joel3 SECT

HSC-HI 1:00.79 16Alvarez, Makoa4 SRZA



KSC-HI 1:02.15 16Kaleoaloha, Kanoa7 SRZA


HSC-HI 1:02.32 15Fujii, Shawn9 SRZA

KWIMW-ZZ 1:02.59 16Brock, Autahi10 SRZA


CBGS-ZZ 1:02.87 16Wood, Tom12 SRZA

SUNA-HI 56.99Y 16Mori, Kenji13 QUAL


SUNA-HI 1:04.60 15Lileikis, Aukai15 QUAL


PAQ-HI 1:04.75 15Hampton, Michael17 QUAL

PAQ-HI 1:05.31 16Johnson, Jed18 QUAL




PAQ-HI 1:07.75 16Loui, Greg22 QUAL



MARS-NT 1:10.28 15Hejny, Tanyon25 HIAA


BOWS-HI 1:02.65Y 16Holmes, Jay27 HIAA


SUNA-HI 1:05.84Y 16Chun, Bennet29 HIAA



KSC-HI 1:19.38S 16Zheng, Jeffrey32 HI-A


#39 Girls 11-12 100 LC Meter Backstroke

Hawaiian Age: 20111:08.66 Lia L. Foster

ZONE1:14.29

QUAL1:25.03

HIAA1:33.54

HI-A1:42.04


KWIMW-ZZ 24.32 12Kururangi, Olivia1 ZONE



KSC-HI 1:18.42 12Patterson, Erin4 QUAL




KWIMW-ZZ 1:19.97 11Marshall, Holly8 QUAL


PAQ-HI 1:20.72 11Gacutan, Tori10 QUAL

IOL-HI 1:21.76 12Yamashita, Kyla11 QUAL




IOL-HI 1:22.55 12Hasegawa, Susan15 QUAL

SUNA-HI 1:24.09 12Brown, Charis16 QUAL

SUNA-HI 1:24.20 12Chun, Eden17 QUAL




KSC-HI 1:24.71 12Kim, Kamea21 QUAL

SUNA-HI 1:24.76 12Chismar, Jade22 QUAL


PAQ-HI 1:25.43 12Whitty, Sydnee24 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:25.82 11Rea, Piper25 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:26.32 11Li, Shirley26 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:26.94 12Warren, Sarah27 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:27.39 11Sasaki, Kyrie28 HIAA





HICK-HI 1:28.95 12Schappert, Laine33 HIAA


PAQ-HI 1:29.48 11Coen, Tiana35 HIAA





PCA-HI 1:31.69 11Okuma, Megan40 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:31.81 11Ikegami, Jenna42 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:21.53Y 11Gruce, Jordan43 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:32.40 11Stoetzer, Olivia44 HIAA

PCA-HI 1:21.92Y 11Springer, Amber45 HIAA




KSC-HI 1:31.94S 12Kaneshiro, Megan49 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:34.28 11Nakagawa, Sammi51 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:35.74 11Terada, Kala`i52 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:38.69 12Gardiner, Mahea53 HI-A

SUNA-HI 1:30.61Y 11Valenti, Kryn54 HI-A

#40 Boys 11-12 100 LC Meter Backstroke


ZONE1:15.09

QUAL1:28.60

HIAA1:37.47

HI-A1:46.33





UN-CA 1:21.77 11Khoo, Matthew4 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:23.35 12Takahashi, Jarrett5 QUAL

PAQ-HI 1:24.28 12Rezentes, Kaelan6 QUAL


PAQ-HI 1:15.53Y 12Kawakami, Tyler8 QUAL



HSC-HI 1:26.63 12Van, Nicky11 QUAL


HSC-HI 1:27.38 12Yee, Kainoa13 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:29.70 12Delmendo, Hanu14 HIAA


IOL-HI 1:32.60 11Bautista, Michael16 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:32.69 12Hiremath, Jason17 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:22.26Y 12Tucker, Dylan18 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:33.43 12Wada, Reimon19 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:23.13Y 11Sakai, Aaron20 HIAA


MAN-HI 1:34.63 11Shiu, Andre22 HIAA



KSC-HI 1:25.78Y 12Shigeta, Landon25 HIAA

MAN-HI 1:37.17 12Shiu, Edmund26 HIAA

HICK-HI 1:35.82S 12Howard, Wyatt27 HIAA

MOKI-HI 1:39.54 12Roberts, Luke28 HI-A

HICK-HI 1:42.21 12Buziak, Will29 HI-A

#41 Women Open 100 LC Meter Butterfly

Hawaiian Rec: 20121:01.25 SUMMER A. HARRISON

SECT1:06.27

SRZA1:10.79

QUAL1:20.88

HIAA1:27.35

HI-A1:33.82


KSC-HI 1:01.25 17Harrison, Summer1 SECT

KSC-HI 1:02.02 17Mau, Jasmine2 SECT


CBGS-ZZ 1:08.62 17Zukic, Emily4 SRZA



KSC-HI 1:10.94 17Heiss, Kayla7 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:11.47 17Cha, Krislyn8 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:11.47 17Shigeta, Corrine9 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:13.35 17Tsubota, Kai10 QUAL


KSC-HI 1:15.36 18Fox, Kira12 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:16.97 17Watkins, Jessie13 QUAL

AUL-HI 1:25.53 15Williams, Laura14 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 1:33.66 11Marshall, Holly15 HI-A

#42 Men Open 100 LC Meter Butterfly

Hawaiian Rec: 200953.23 RANDAL TOM

SECT1:00.37

SRZA1:04.29

QUAL1:09.19

HIAA1:14.73

HI-A1:20.27





KSC-HI 58.71 18Hirstein, Austin4 SECT

KSC-HI 59.75 17Stack, Ryan5 SECT

KSC-HI 1:00.06 18Urbano, Jacob6 SECT

SPL-HI 1:00.19 17Sakai, Kyle7 SECT


KSC-HI 1:01.99 17Terada, Sean9 SRZA

MAN-HI 1:02.60 14Oba, Jonathan10 SRZA

SCSC-PC 1:03.03 17Tanizaki-Hudson, Derek11 SRZA

SUNA-HI 1:03.27 17Yuen-Schat, Joshua12 SRZA



Psych Sheet

#42 ... (Men Open 100 LC Meter Butterfly)

SUNA-HI 1:03.66 17Dawson, TJ13 SRZA

KSC-HI 1:04.39 18AI, Kale14 QUAL


KSC-HI 1:05.47 18Hamamoto, Evan16 QUAL


MARS-NT 1:06.61 17Kahlig, Matthew18 QUAL


PAQ-HI 1:08.57 18Lee, Justin20 QUAL







Hawaiian Age: 20052:22.25 CHRISTEL SIMMS

SECT2:28.83

ZONE2:33.09

SRZA2:35.49

QUAL2:49.28

HIAA3:06.20

HI-A3:23.13


AUL-HI 2:29.51 14Frissell, Vivi1 ZONE

SPL-HI 2:36.59 14Peralta, Taylor2 QUAL


CGT-ZZ 2:38.61 13Thomas, Hannah4 QUAL


HSC-HI 2:39.95 13Altura, Kysha6 QUAL

IOL-HI 2:41.22 14Kegans, Chelsea7 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:43.59 14Balish, Maddie8 QUAL


KSC-HI 2:47.24 13Hopkins, Hi'ilani10 QUAL

IOL-HI 2:49.57 14Park, Lucy11 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:51.35 13Heiss, Hanna12 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:51.99 13Pound, LeGrand13 HIAA


KSC-HI 2:53.50 14Petrides, Maia15 HIAA


IOL-HI 2:54.18 13Overland, Amy17 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:33.96Y 13Namatame, Lina18 HIAA


KSC-HI 2:56.33 14Bosque, Payton20 HIAA




PAQ-HI 2:41.08Y 14Sonson, Hailey24 HIAA





PAQ-HI 2:43.35Y 14Lyon, Cameron29 HIAA



SECT2:19.96

SRZA2:22.69

ZONE2:25.99

QUAL2:44.07

HIAA3:00.48

HI-A3:16.88


KWIMW-ZZ 1:44.31 14Gordon, Lane1 SECT

CGT-ZZ 2:20.21 14Gowty, Ryan2 SRZA



KSC-HI 2:35.66 14Nishimura, Chrisitan5 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 2:37.48S 13Reid, Dominic6 QUAL

BOWS-HI 2:42.45 14Mau, Robbie7 QUAL



HSC-HI 2:46.19 14Shigihara, Hayato10 HIAA

HSC-HI 2:47.57 14Lee, Hyun Woo11 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:52.32 13Sellner, Nathan12 HIAA







HSC-HI 3:06.53 13Masicampo-Van Ostran, Robby19 HI-A


#45 Girls 11-12 50 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Age: 200135.26 KIMBERLY KOPRA

ZONE38.59

QUAL43.78

HIAA48.15

HI-A52.54


KSC-HI 37.74 12Halemano, Nicole1 ZONE


AUL-HI 39.80 12Compton, Celia3 QUAL





PCA-HI 41.66 11Fujita, Malia8 QUAL

KSC-HI 41.82 12Patterson, Erin9 QUAL

SJST-ZZ 42.00 12Hou, Yujun10 QUAL

IOL-HI 42.04 11Horowitz, Julie11 QUAL


PAQ-HI 42.69 11Lietzke, Dillyn13 QUAL

HSC-HI 42.72 11Li, Shirley14 QUAL

PAQ-HI 42.75 11Gacutan, Tori15 QUAL

IOL-HI 42.85 11Rea, Piper16 QUAL


BOWS-HI 43.01 12Tom, Alexandra18 QUAL



KWIMW-ZZ 43.20 12Kururangi, Olivia21 QUAL

KSC-HI 43.23 11Walton, Mariah22 QUAL



KSC-HI 43.76 12Kaneshiro, Megan25 QUAL

BOWS-HI 44.19 12Maglasang, Reina26 HIAA

KSC-HI 44.24 11Ikegami, Jenna27 HIAA




KSC-HI 44.82 11Terada, Kala`i31 HIAA

HSC-HI 45.01 12Nagahama, Paige32 HIAA


HSC-HI 45.25 11O'Brien, Jasmine34 HIAA

MARS-NT 45.76 12Tanaka, Tiffani35 HIAA


AAA-HI 45.88 12England, Morgan-Star37 HIAA



HSC-HI 40.90Y 12Gardiner, Mahea40 HIAA

AAA-HI 46.93 11Zapata, Lisette41 HIAA

PAQ-HI 41.46Y 11Coen, Tiana42 HIAA

HSC-HI 47.23 11Songsong, Sanoe43 HIAA

KSC-HI 47.38 12Kim, Kamea44 HIAA

KSC-HI 47.64 11Fitzsimmons, Jenna45 HIAA

PAQ-HI 42.18Y 11Ho, Jordan46 HIAA

PCA-HI 42.45Y 12Chong, Alohi47 HIAA




HSC-HI 48.39 11Silva, Angela51 HI-A


KSC-HI 49.02 12Russell, Annette53 HI-A

PCA-HI 49.13 11Okuma, Megan54 HI-A

SUNA-HI 49.21 11You, Sydnee55 HI-A

SUNA-HI 49.29 11Valenti, Kryn56 HI-A


PAQ-HI 50.06 11Kronen, Elsa58 HI-A

AAA-HI 52.12 11Gruce, Jordan59 HI-A

SUNA-HI 52.54 12Brown, Charis60 HI-A

#46 Boys 11-12 50 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Age: 200333.10 KEKOA TAPARRA

ZONE38.09

QUAL45.18

HIAA49.70

HI-A54.21


KWIMW-ZZ 37.18 12Hill, Xavier1 ZONE

MAN-HI 37.76 12Shiu, Edmund2 ZONE


UN-CA 38.45 11Khoo, Matthew4 QUAL

MAN-HI 38.94 12Hwang, Dong Hyeon5 QUAL


KSC-HI 41.60 12Delmendo, Hanu7 QUAL

HSC-HI 43.46 12Van, Nicky8 QUAL



BOWS-HI 44.20 12Loi, Brandon11 QUAL


SPL-HI 44.24 11Sakai, Aaron13 QUAL

KSC-HI 44.61 12Takahashi, Jarrett14 QUAL

PAQ-HI 45.48 12Thompson, Dane15 HIAA

KSC-HI 46.16 12Muzzi, Elijah16 HIAA


HICK-HI 46.60 12Howard, Wyatt18 HIAA



Psych Sheet

#46 ... (Boys 11-12 50 LC Meter Breaststroke)


KSC-HI 47.18 11Copp, Noa20 HIAA

PAQ-HI 47.45 12Nekoba, Josh21 HIAA


PCA-HI 47.71 12Takano, Travis23 HIAA

AAA-HI 46.90S 12Tucker, Dylan24 HIAA

HSC-HI 47.96 12Yee, Kainoa25 HIAA

SUNA-HI 48.20 12Lee, Walter26 HIAA

KSC-HI 48.27 12Shigeta, Landon27 HIAA

PCA-HI 47.62S 11Chung, Dylan28 HIAA

MOKI-HI 48.70 12Roberts, Luke29 HIAA


SPL-HI 49.11 12Wada, Reimon31 HIAA

PAQ-HI 49.22 11Sakamoto, Ray32 HIAA

AAA-HI 49.44 12Tucker, Marlin33 HIAA

IOL-HI 49.65 11Bautista, Michael34 HIAA

SPL-HI 51.41 11Do, Peter35 HI-A

MAN-HI 51.84 11Shiu, Andre36 HI-A

SPL-HI 51.88 12Do, George37 HI-A

SPL-HI 54.21 11Lee, Hyunbin38 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20122:23.63 JASMINE K. MAU

SECT2:28.83

SRZA2:35.49

QUAL2:47.93

HIAA3:04.72

HI-A3:21.51


KSC-HI 2:33.50 16Kimura, Sydney1 SRZA




KSC-HI 2:19.20Y 15Kim, Moon Jung5 QUAL


SUNA-HI 2:39.70 16Yamashita, Michaela7 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:41.57 15Walton, Rebecca8 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:43.29 16Hayakawa, Lena9 QUAL


HSC-HI 2:47.04 15Luong, Jessica11 QUAL



AUL-HI 2:49.61 16Dalgamouni, Katie14 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:51.24 16Bogdahn, Taylor15 HIAA

HSC-HI 2:51.80 15Sinclair, Maya16 HIAA





SUNA-HI 2:56.58 16Guevara, Katherine21 HIAA


KSC-HI 2:41.79Y 16Spear, Stephanie23 HIAA



KSC-HI 3:11.03 15Namatame, Lisa26 HI-A




Hawaiian Age: 20012:02.41 HUNG ZHE SUN

SECT2:19.96

SRZA2:22.69

QUAL2:36.16

HIAA2:51.77

HI-A3:07.39


HSC-HI 2:14.95 16Alvarez, Makoa1 SECT

CBGS-ZZ 2:16.10 15Wong, Leo2 SECT



PAQ-HI 2:18.92 15Vieira, Kekoa5 SECT


SUNA-HI 2:25.51 16Yuen-Schat, Daniel7 QUAL

SPL-HI 2:28.88 16Hanaoka, Gabriel8 QUAL

MARS-NT 2:12.03Y 15Hejny, Tanyon9 QUAL




HSC-HI 2:35.20 15Fujii, Shawn13 QUAL

AUL-HI 2:35.72 16Faurot, Noah14 QUAL


PAQ-HI 2:41.79 16Murley, Bryce16 HIAA


PAQ-HI 2:44.30 16Sutherland, Saam18 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:30.72Y 16Loui, Greg19 HIAA



SCSC-PC 2:40.98Y 16Bruno, Hunter22 HI-A

#49 Women Open 200 LC Meter Backstroke

Hawaiian Rec: 19782:18.97 KAILI CHUN

SECT2:28.83

SRZA2:35.49

QUAL3:00.24

HIAA3:14.66

HI-A3:29.08






KSC-HI 2:38.63 17Harrison, Summer5 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:40.53 17Heiss, Kayla6 QUAL




KSC-HI 2:50.21 17Shigeta, Corrine10 QUAL



#50 Men Open 200 LC Meter Backstroke

Hawaiian Rec: 20041:59.67 HONGZHE SUN

SECT2:19.96

SRZA2:22.69

QUAL2:42.52

HIAA2:55.53

HI-A3:08.52



KSC-HI 2:11.52 18Hirstein, Austin2 SECT

KSC-HI 2:14.09 18AI, Kale3 SECT

KSC-HI 2:20.26 18Urbano, Jacob4 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 2:23.58 18Graham, Bradley5 QUAL


HSC-HI 2:25.84 17Fellezs, Colin7 QUAL

SCSC-PC 2:28.17 17Tanizaki-Hudson, Derek8 QUAL

KSC-HI 2:30.07 17Terada, Sean9 QUAL

SCSC-PC 2:32.40 17Gillis, Michael10 QUAL







UN-CA 2:49.06 11Khoo, Matthew17 HIAA

AAA-HI 2:30.53Y 17Gruce, Nic18 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:51.12 18Hamamoto, Evan19 HIAA


Hawaiian Age: 20112:13.29 Lia L. Foster

ZONE2:20.59

QUAL2:39.61

HIAA2:55.57

HI-A3:11.53








KSC-HI 2:31.51 12Patterson, Erin7 QUAL




AAA-HI 2:35.11 11Gruce, Jordan11 QUAL














PAQ-HI 2:42.68 11Gacutan, Tori25 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 2:42.80 11Marshall, Holly26 HIAA








BOWS-HI 2:46.59 12Colburn, Megan34 HIAA


SUNA-HI 2:28.85Y 12Brown, Charis36 HIAA




Psych Sheet






IOL-HI 2:53.91 11Horowitz, Julie42 HIAA


PAQ-HI 2:55.31 11Lietzke, Dillyn44 HIAA



HSC-HI 2:35.92Y 11Songsong, Sanoe47 HI-A

SUNA-HI 2:57.43 11Mori, Keiko48 HI-A


PCA-HI 3:01.14 11Okuma, Megan50 HI-A


PCA-HI 3:05.07 11Springer, Amber52 HI-A

HSC-HI 3:09.02 11Takashige, Kaya53 HI-A



ZONE2:19.49

QUAL2:44.56

HIAA3:01.01

HI-A3:17.47





KSC-HI 2:35.35 12Takahashi, Jarrett4 QUAL

PAQ-HI 2:17.21Y 12Kawakami, Tyler5 QUAL






KSC-HI 2:42.51 12Delmendo, Hanu11 QUAL

MAN-HI 2:42.55 12Shiu, Edmund12 QUAL



KSC-HI 2:47.49 12Hiremath, Jason15 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:52.28 12Nekoba, Josh16 HIAA


MOKI-HI 2:53.89 12Roberts, Luke18 HIAA

PCA-HI 2:35.62Y 11Chung, Dylan19 HIAA

IOL-HI 2:58.09 11Lau, Rian20 HIAA

SPL-HI 3:00.20 11Sakai, Aaron21 HIAA


HSC-HI 3:01.71 12Van, Nicky23 HI-A

HSC-HI 3:16.94 12Yee, Kainoa24 HI-A



SECT18:44.59

ZONE18:55.49

SRZA19:36.29

QUAL21:52.30

HIAA23:37.28

HI-A25:22.27


SPL-HI 18:46.91 15Zukeran, Victoria1 ZONE

KSC-HI 19:34.90 14Petrides, Maia2 SRZA




SPL-HI 20:42.88 16Kakazu, Tahni6 QUAL


SPL-HI 23:37.28 14Kakazu, Erika8 HIAA


Hawaiian Rec: 198615:45.94 MARC FERGUSON

SECT17:36.59

ZONE18:10.89

SRZA18:19.89

QUAL20:20.06

HIAA21:57.67

HI-A23:35.28


CBGS-ZZ 16:14.01 16Wood, Tom1 SECT


MAN-HI 17:12.26 14Hwang, Dong Jin3 SECT

KSC-HI 17:36.08 17Stack, Ryan4 SECT

KSC-HI 18:08.39 16Frifeldt, Kevin5 ZONE


PAQ-HI 20:11.62 16Fujiwara, Mykah7 QUAL

HSC-HI 20:19.00 13Masicampo-Van Ostran, Robby8 QUAL



KSC-HI 20:52.95 16Kaleoaloha, Kanoa11 HIAA


#55 Girls 10 & Under 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Age: 19982:12.94 ROCHLEN,GERBER,REYES,MILLER


A 2:35.11PAQ-HI1

A 2:35.97HSC-HI2

B NTHSC-HI3

#56 Boys 10 & Under 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Age: 19802:11.74 FRANKEL,PAUOLE,BALTCH,COLEMAN


A 2:25.28HSC-HI1

A 2:25.64IOL-HI2

A 2:31.75SBST-ZZ3

B 2:45.04HSC-HI4

A 3:03.30SPL-HI5


Hawaiian Age: 20091:54.96 S. KAHANAMOKU-SNELLING, S. HAR

RISON, B. NNIHIPALI


A 2:00.69SPL-HI1

A 2:03.27HSC-HI2

A 2:04.59KWIMW-ZZ3


Hawaiian Age: 20111:44.02 K. Kaleoaloha, P. Delos Santos

, D. Pope, K. FRIFEL


A 1:54.16HSC-HI1

A 1:55.76KWIMW-ZZ2

A 1:59.81BOWS-HI3

A 2:02.00CGT-ZZ4


Hawaiian Age: 20121:51.09 C. SHIGETA, L. HAYAKAWA, J. MA

U, S. HARRISON


A 1:56.00CGT-ZZ1

A 2:01.93HSC-HI2

A 2:04.43SPL-HI3


Hawaiian Age: 20121:36.37 K. FRIFELDT, K. NAONE, R. STAC

K, K. Kaleoaloha


A 1:50.23BOWS-HI1

A 1:53.30AUL-HI2

A 1:56.00CGT-ZZ3

A NTCBGS-ZZ4

#61 Girls 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Butterfly

Hawaiian Age: 199232.58 HALEY CHAMPION

ZONE36.69

QUAL43.34

HIAA47.66

HI-A52.00



KSC-HI 35.47 9Monahan, Grace2 ZONE





MAN-HI 39.95 8Bell, Lucy7 QUAL



KSC-HI 40.37 8Nakaya, Naomi10 QUAL




MOKI-HI 37.18Y 10Cayabyab, Alana14 QUAL

KSC-HI 42.93 10Zheng, Kimberly15 QUAL


HICK-HI 43.51 10Ward, Miranda17 HIAA



AAA-HI 44.75 9Weissman, Hannah20 HIAA

PCA-HI 45.04 10Cabigas, Halee21 HIAA

IOL-HI 45.55 10Berganio, Lexi22 HIAA


HSC-HI 46.20S 9Bendall, Elisabeth24 HIAA


IBST-SI 42.00Y 10Quinones, Kayla26 HIAA



HSC-HI 47.70 8Holm, Gabriella29 HI-A


SPL-HI 48.43 10King, Gessica31 HI-A

SPL-HI 50.41 10Endo, Aina32 HI-A

SSSC-HI 50.83 9Hester, Molly33 HI-A



Psych Sheet

#62 Boys 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Butterfly


ZONE36.79

QUAL45.62

HIAA50.18

HI-A54.75


AUL-HI 36.48 10Lyon, James1 ZONE




IOL-HI 42.73 10Mendiola-Jensen, Nahe5 QUAL



IOL-HI 44.09 10Nakakura, Cameron8 QUAL

KSC-HI 44.73 10Delmendo, Kekai9 QUAL

MAN-HI 45.10 10Dolan, Jake10 QUAL

IOL-HI 46.64 10Katagiri, Sunny11 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 47.98 8Wang, Ziyang12 HIAA

HSC-HI 48.36 9Naniole-Furutani, Micah13 HIAA

SPL-HI 48.98 9Fujimoto, Cole14 HIAA


SBST-ZZ 50.01 8Shang, Qianlin16 HIAA

IOL-HI 50.13 10Dawson, Andrew17 HIAA

HSC-HI 50.18 10Van, Danny18 HIAA

KSC-HI 50.96 10Petrides, Christoper19 HI-A

HSC-HI 51.00 10Kamakura, Jonah20 HI-A

PCA-HI 52.11 9Chung, Pono21 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20031:15.23 KIMBERLY KOPRA

SECT1:19.63

ZONE1:21.19

SRZA1:23.09

QUAL1:29.55

HIAA1:38.50

HI-A1:47.46


PAQ-HI 1:17.74 14Balish, Maddie1 SECT

SJST-ZZ 1:20.00 13Jiang, Xinyue2 ZONE



PAQ-HI 1:24.88 14Sonson, Hailey5 QUAL



KSC-HI 1:26.95 14Petrides, Maia8 QUAL

PAQ-HI 1:27.90 14Meister, Madison9 QUAL


AAA-HI 1:29.13 13Harder, Anna11 QUAL

SCSC-PC 1:19.46Y 13Tanizaki-Hudson, Lani12 HIAA




KSC-HI 1:30.35 13Pound, LeGrand16 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:30.54 14Kegans, Chelsea17 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:30.88 13Altura, Kysha19 HIAA




KSC-HI 1:22.23Y 14Bosque, Payton23 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:33.11 13Hopkins, Hi'ilani24 HIAA


KWIMW-ZZ 1:34.42 14Lawry, Holly26 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:24.06Y 13Travis, Emily27 HIAA



PAQ-HI 1:35.27 14Woo, Katie30 HIAA


PCA-HI 1:24.52Y 13Poyo, Jordyn32 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:25.05Y 14Watanabe, Dariane34 HIAA


AAA-HI 1:38.19 13Yamakawa, Jadyn36 HIAA

MAN-HI 1:36.31S 14Ikeda, Kylie37 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 1:38.59 14Godfrey, Cairo38 HI-A

CBGS-ZZ 1:39.65 14Hansen, Georgia39 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20121:08.93 ALBERT M. LEE

SECT1:13.19

SRZA1:15.59

ZONE1:16.09

QUAL1:25.94

HIAA1:34.53

HI-A1:43.13


KSC-HI 1:11.63 14Nishimura, Chrisitan1 SECT

KSC-HI 1:16.09 14Collins, Jeffrey2 ZONE


BOWS-HI 1:19.64 14Fukumoto, Evan4 QUAL








MAN-HI 1:26.59 14Oba, Jonathan12 HIAA


KWIMW-ZZ 1:25.13S 14Olynsma, Jesse14 HIAA

SUNA-HI 1:17.30Y 13Ho, Ethan15 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:30.25 13Paz, Brandon16 HIAA

PCA-HI 1:31.20 13Chow, Devon17 HIAA

PAQ-HI 1:31.34 14Wong, Preston18 HIAA


BOWS-HI 1:31.39 13Lee, Keenan20 HIAA




KWIMW-ZZ 1:35.10 13Reid, Dominic24 HI-A



SSSC-HI 1:35.25 13Astakhov, Artur27 HI-A

IOL-HI 1:26.02Y 14Stone, Sam28 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20051:12.28 BRITTANY BEAUCHAN

SECT1:19.63

SRZA1:23.09

QUAL1:27.85

HIAA1:36.64

HI-A1:45.42


KSC-HI 1:15.71 16Hayakawa, Lena1 SECT

CGT-ZZ 1:17.19 16Seeley, Emily2 SECT

CGT-ZZ 1:18.66 16Wilson, Rebecca3 SECT



KSC-HI 1:25.26 15Walton, Rebecca6 QUAL




AUL-HI 1:27.29 15Williams, Laura10 QUAL


CGT-ZZ 1:28.00 15Hille, Zoe12 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:28.31 16Kimura, Sydney13 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:29.77 15Zhou, Angeline14 HIAA




KSC-HI 1:31.34 15Tashiro, Lisa18 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 1:29.66S 16Reardon, Leana19 HIAA




HSC-HI 1:23.46Y 15Luong, Jessica23 HIAA








SCSC-PC 1:45.42 15Beck, Samantha31 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 19991:05.71 CALEB ROWE

SECT1:13.19

SRZA1:15.59

QUAL1:20.42

HIAA1:28.46

HI-A1:36.50


SUNA-HI 1:08.93 15Lee, Albert1 SECT


SUNA-HI 1:12.81 16Mori, Kenji3 SECT


KWIMW-ZZ 1:15.09 15Simpson, Liam5 SRZA


PAQ-HI 1:16.30 16Murley, Bryce7 QUAL

CGT-ZZ 1:16.57 15Couterier, Joel8 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:16.59 16Frifeldt, Kevin9 QUAL


KSC-HI 1:18.14 16Kaleoaloha, Kanoa11 QUAL





Psych Sheet

#66 ... (Boys 15-16 100 LC Meter Breaststroke)

KWIMW-ZZ 1:21.24 16Brock, Autahi14 HIAA




HSC-HI 1:22.17 16Alvarez, Makoa18 HIAA





CBGS-ZZ 1:25.64 16Wood, Tom23 HIAA


BOWS-HI 1:26.63 16Holmes, Jay25 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:26.84 16Wong-Pascua, Cody26 HIAA


BOWS-HI 1:29.07 16Kanamaru, Akira28 HI-A

PAQ-HI 1:29.21 16Fujiwara, Mykah29 HI-A

BOWS-HI 1:29.50 15Hayashida, Brighton30 HI-A

CGT-ZZ 1:30.02 16Kilgour, Jeremy31 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:22.85Y 16Zheng, Jeffrey32 HI-A


#67 Girls 10 & Under 100 LC Meter Backstroke

Hawaiian Age: 19931:14.96 HALEY CHAMPION

ZONE1:24.69

QUAL1:39.63

HIAA1:49.59

HI-A1:59.56




SSSC-HI 1:32.79 9Hester, Molly3 QUAL


SPL-HI 1:35.03 9Ahia, Nahe5 QUAL




IOL-HI 1:36.29 10Berganio, Lexi9 QUAL





AAA-HI 1:42.08 9Weissman, Hannah14 HIAA

AUL-HI 1:42.37 10Webb, Skylar15 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:42.66 10Yee, Sophia16 HIAA

PAQ-HI 1:43.05 10Oshiro, Kelsey17 HIAA



PAQ-HI 1:43.85 10Mobley, Josie20 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:45.13 10Lum, Pili21 HIAA

PCA-HI 1:45.23 10Cabigas, Halee22 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:47.73 8Misailidis, Joey24 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:48.00 10Saito, Jisella25 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:48.85 10Hockenberger Leong, Kiana27 HIAA



HSC-HI 1:50.00 8Tabios, Nikki30 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:55.95 9Johnasan, Sophia31 HI-A

#68 Boys 10 & Under 100 LC Meter Backstroke


ZONE1:25.39

QUAL1:41.87

HIAA1:52.06

HI-A2:02.25



IOL-HI 1:23.49 10Mendiola-Jensen, Nahe2 ZONE





IOL-HI 1:36.86 10Nakakura, Cameron7 QUAL



IOL-HI 1:40.06 10Dawson, Andrew10 QUAL

HSC-HI 1:40.76 10Van, Danny11 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:41.17 10Delmendo, Kekai12 QUAL

IOL-HI 1:41.33 10Katagiri, Sunny13 QUAL

PAQ-HI 1:41.89 10Johnson, Jonah14 HIAA

MAN-HI 1:43.40 10Dolan, Jake15 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:44.67 9Naniole-Furutani, Micah16 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:45.98 9Taitano, Kainoa17 HIAA

PCA-HI 1:46.89 9Chung, Pono18 HIAA

PAQ-HI 1:51.55 9Nakata, Matthew19 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:52.06 10Kamakura, Jonah20 HIAA

#69 Women Open 100 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Rec: 19821:11.51 JEANNE CHILDS

SECT1:19.63

SRZA1:23.09

QUAL1:32.12

HIAA1:39.49

HI-A1:46.86




KSC-HI 1:15.99 18Fox, Kira3 SECT

KSC-HI 1:16.75 17Shigeta, Corrine4 SECT


KSC-HI 1:21.65 17Cha, Krislyn6 SRZA

KSC-HI 1:24.20 17Yamashiro, Kiana7 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:24.56 17Harrison, Summer8 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:30.07 13Lang, Ellisa9 QUAL



KSC-HI 1:35.40 17Tsubota, Kai12 HIAA

CBGS-ZZ 1:36.09 17White, Samantha13 HIAA


MAN-HI 1:40.32 14Ikeda, Kylie15 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:41.92 16Paz, Marisa16 HI-A

#70 Men Open 100 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Rec: 20041:02.62 CALEB ROWE

SECT1:13.19

SRZA1:15.59

QUAL1:20.97

HIAA1:27.45

HI-A1:33.93


KSC-HI 1:09.47 18Hirstein, Austin1 SECT


SCSC-PC 1:12.17 17Porter, Cody3 SECT


BOWS-HI 1:16.17 20Saepoo, Savath5 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:16.46 17Terada, Sean6 QUAL

UN-OR 1:17.99 18Klein, Curtis7 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:18.05 18Urbano, Jacob8 QUAL

BOWS-HI 1:18.29 18Lum, Patrick9 QUAL



SUNA-HI 1:21.28 17Yuen-Schat, Joshua12 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:21.41 18AI, Kale13 HIAA

SUNA-HI 1:21.62 17Dawson, TJ14 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:22.13 18Hamamoto, Evan15 HIAA

MARS-NT 1:22.31 17Hejny, Tristan16 HIAA

SCSC-PC 1:27.56 17Gillis, Michael17 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:32.18 18Glasgow, Jake18 HI-A

CBGS-ZZ 1:33.93 18Lin, Stan19 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:33.93 17Stack, Ryan20 HI-A



SECT2:11.74

ZONE2:15.39

SRZA2:21.09

QUAL2:27.62

HIAA2:42.39

HI-A2:57.15


KSC-HI 2:11.38 14Petrides, Maia1 SECT


KSC-HI 2:16.86 13Pound, LeGrand3 SRZA

PAQ-HI 2:17.88 14Balish, Maddie4 SRZA


KSC-HI 2:19.23 13Hopkins, Hi'ilani6 SRZA


PCA-HI 2:20.55 13Okuma, Dana8 SRZA




KSC-HI 2:25.73 14Bosque, Payton12 QUAL


MAC 2:26.94 13Atoigue, Danielle14 QUAL

















IOL-HI 2:23.51Y 14Kegans, Chelsea31 HI-A


KWIMW-ZZ 2:52.02 13Montgomery, MacKenzie33 HI-A



Psych Sheet


Hawaiian Age: 20081:58.02 KACY JOHNSON

SECT2:02.11

ZONE2:08.09

SRZA2:10.79

QUAL2:23.39

HIAA2:37.73

HI-A2:52.06


KSC-HI 2:02.16 14Nishimura, Chrisitan1 ZONE

HSC-HI 2:05.78 14Lee, Jack2 ZONE

MAN-HI 2:11.33 14Oba, Jonathan3 QUAL

CGT-ZZ 2:12.03 14Gowty, Ryan4 QUAL





















SSSC-HI 2:36.22 13Astakhov, Artur25 HIAA

KSC-HI 2:43.16 13Paz, Brandon26 HI-A

AAA-HI 2:51.02 13Bennett, Drew27 HI-A

SPL-HI 2:52.06 14Huang, Sean28 HI-A

#73 Girls 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Age: 200138.36 KAYLAN BAKER

ZONE44.19

QUAL50.26

HIAA55.29

HI-A1:00.31






HICK-HI 47.10 10Ward, Miranda5 QUAL


HSC-HI 48.60 10Crabbe, Mahie7 QUAL

KSC-HI 48.78 10Chua-Chiaco, Katelyn8 QUAL

IBST-SI 48.81 10Quinones, Kayla9 QUAL




SSSC-HI 49.22 10Gibson, Lore13 QUAL

IOL-HI 49.37 10Berganio, Lexi14 QUAL

KSC-HI 49.57 10Hockenberger Leong, Kiana15 QUAL



HSC-HI 51.42 9Bendall, Elisabeth18 HIAA



SPL-HI 52.26 9Ahia, Nahe21 HIAA



AUL-HI 53.69 9Reiter, Jennifer24 HIAA

SSSC-HI 53.88 9Hester, Molly25 HIAA

HSC-HI 54.01 9Johnasan, Sophia26 HIAA


SBST-ZZ 54.46 8Wang, Kangni28 HIAA

PAQ-HI 54.74 10Thompson, Eve29 HIAA

KSC-HI 54.89 10Zheng, Kimberly30 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 55.03 8Liu, Siyi31 HIAA

BOWS-HI 48.82Y 10Saito, Jisella32 HIAA


AUL-HI 55.42 10Compton, Lily34 HI-A

PAQ-HI 55.57 9Tanaka, Elena35 HI-A


HSC-HI 56.50 8Tabios, Nikki37 HI-A

HSC-HI 50.47Y 8Holm, Gabriella38 HI-A

KSC-HI 58.14 8Nakaya, Naomi39 HI-A

PCA-HI 59.36 10Cabigas, Halee40 HI-A

HSC-HI 59.78 10Masicampo-Van Ostran, Cat41 HI-A

MAN-HI 59.99 8Bell, Lucy42 HI-A

#74 Boys 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Breaststroke


ZONE44.89

QUAL53.58

HIAA58.94

HI-A1:04.29


IOL-HI 42.76 10Nakakura, Cameron1 ZONE

AUL-HI 42.91 10Reiter, Jonathan2 ZONE

HSC-HI 46.69 10Van, Danny3 QUAL

IOL-HI 46.90 10Mendiola-Jensen, Nahe4 QUAL

KSC-HI 48.80 10Petrides, Christoper5 QUAL

SBST-ZZ 48.99 8Wang, Ziyang6 QUAL




SPL-HI 50.48 9Fujimoto, Cole10 QUAL


IOL-HI 51.73 10Dawson, Andrew12 QUAL

SBST-ZZ 52.45 8Yitong, Beihong13 QUAL

SPL-HI 52.62 10Kawano, Jace14 QUAL


SBST-ZZ 53.12 8Shang, Qianlin16 QUAL


HSC-HI 53.72 10Escobar, Jonel18 HIAA

IOL-HI 54.20 10Katagiri, Sunny19 HIAA

AUL-HI 55.37 10Lyon, James20 HIAA


HSC-HI 55.66 9Taitano, Kainoa22 HIAA

KSC-HI 56.90 10Cheung, Luke23 HIAA

HSC-HI 57.61 10Kamakura, Jonah24 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 57.78 8Yuan, Yihang25 HIAA

AUL-HI 58.00 10Pipes, Caleb26 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 58.02 8Pu, Yue27 HIAA

HICK-HI 58.30 10Koch, Nathan28 HIAA

SBST-ZZ 58.32 8Zhan, Dexuan29 HIAA

PCA-HI 58.62 9Chung, Pono30 HIAA

HSC-HI 58.62 9Crabbe, Kengo31 HIAA

MAN-HI 59.28 10Dolan, Jake32 HI-A

SPL-HI 59.51 10Bae, Keunbeom33 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:00.05 10Do, Richard34 HI-A



SECT2:11.74

SRZA2:21.09

QUAL2:26.06

HIAA2:40.66

HI-A2:55.27


KSC-HI 2:11.66 16Kimura, Sydney1 SECT

KSC-HI 2:12.37 16Hayakawa, Lena2 SRZA

KSC-HI 2:13.74 15Walton, Rebecca3 SRZA







HSC-HI 2:18.64 15Sinclair, Maya10 SRZA







KSC-HI 2:25.96 16Fox, Kyla17 QUAL


KSC-HI 2:28.37 15Kim, Moon Jung19 HIAA






KSC-HI 2:37.54 16Spear, Stephanie25 HIAA





Hawaiian Age: 20021:53.73 NOA SAKAMOTO

SECT2:02.11

SRZA2:10.79

QUAL2:13.59

HIAA2:26.96

HI-A2:40.31




KSC-HI 2:03.03 16Frifeldt, Kevin3 SRZA


KSC-HI 2:07.32 16Kaleoaloha, Kanoa5 SRZA

SPL-HI 1:52.77Y 16Hanaoka, Gabriel6 QUAL


AUL-HI 2:08.70 16Pederson, Nick8 SRZA

TCCC-IE 2:09.64 16Bennett, James9 SRZA

SUNA-HI 2:09.95 16Mori, Kenji10 SRZA



Psych Sheet


CBGS-ZZ 2:10.01 16Hunter, Lachlan11 SRZA






PAQ-HI 2:13.13 16Johnson, Jed17 QUAL


PAQ-HI 2:13.34 15Hampton, Michael19 QUAL








HSC-HI 2:20.61S 16Alvarez, Makoa27 HIAA


BOWS-HI 2:07.99Y 15Hayashida, Brighton29 HIAA

SCSC-PC 2:27.33 16Bruno, Hunter30 HI-A







SECT2:11.74

SRZA2:21.09

QUAL2:30.67

HIAA2:42.72

HI-A2:54.77


KSC-HI 2:08.18 17Harrison, Summer1 SECT




KSC-HI 2:14.92 17Shigeta, Corrine5 SRZA

KSC-HI 2:16.96 17Heiss, Kayla6 SRZA


KSC-HI 2:20.00 17Watkins, Jessie8 SRZA




HSC-HI 2:29.68 14Asuncion, Shayna12 QUAL


AUL-HI 2:44.41 15Williams, Laura14 HI-A

KSC-HI 2:46.68 16Paz, Marisa15 HI-A



SECT2:02.11

SRZA2:10.79

QUAL2:15.36

HIAA2:26.19

HI-A2:37.01



KSC-HI 1:57.50 18Urbano, Jacob2 SECT

KSC-HI 1:57.85 17Stack, Ryan3 SECT


KSC-HI 1:59.80 18AI, Kale5 SECT

CGT-ZZ 2:01.93 18Graham, Bradley6 SECT

CGT-ZZ 2:02.00 18Groves, Tyran7 SECT

KSC-HI 2:02.04 17Terada, Sean8 SECT

KSC-HI 2:03.69 18Hamamoto, Evan9 SRZA


KSC-HI 2:06.32 18Hirstein, Austin11 SRZA


MARS-NT 2:10.10 17Yanai, Dayne13 SRZA











SCSC-PC 2:27.33 17Porter, Cody24 HI-A

KSC-HI 2:28.32 13Piosalan, Denison25 HI-A



Hawaiian Age: 19962:23.79 MARLENE YAFUSO

ZONE2:38.89

QUAL3:07.26

HIAA3:25.99

HI-A3:44.71








PAQ-HI 2:55.76 10Mobley, Josie7 QUAL




KSC-HI 3:06.14 10Lum, Pili11 QUAL

MAN-HI 3:07.02 8Bell, Lucy12 QUAL

KSC-HI 3:07.30 10Croll, Lauren13 HIAA

IOL-HI 3:07.38 10Berganio, Lexi14 HIAA

AUL-HI 3:13.82 10Compton, Lily15 HIAA



MOKI-HI 2:52.09Y 10Cayabyab, Alana18 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:16.01 10Masicampo-Van Ostran, Cat19 HIAA





HSC-HI 3:19.50 10Crabbe, Mahie24 HIAA

PAQ-HI 3:23.82 10Thompson, Eve25 HIAA



AAA-HI 3:29.99 9Weissman, Hannah28 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20022:21.22 CHASE BLOCH

ZONE2:38.39

QUAL3:09.95

HIAA3:28.95

HI-A3:47.94










MAN-HI 3:01.75 10Dolan, Jake9 QUAL

IOL-HI 3:12.53 10Mendiola-Jensen, Nahe10 HIAA

IOL-HI 3:12.58 10Katagiri, Sunny11 HIAA


KSC-HI 3:15.26 10Petrides, Christoper13 HIAA

SPL-HI 3:15.33 9Fujimoto, Cole14 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:18.22 10Delmendo, Kekai15 HIAA


IOL-HI 3:25.69 10Dawson, Andrew17 HIAA

SPL-HI 3:27.75 10Kawano, Jace18 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:28.95 10Van, Danny19 HIAA

HSC-HI 3:33.87 9Taitano, Kainoa20 HI-A

#81 Girls 11-12 200 LC Meter Medley Relay

Hawaiian Age: 20082:13.28 NIHIPALI, MIYAHIRA, MAU, HARRI

SON


A 2:19.29IOL-HI1

A 2:25.92HSC-HI2

A 2:25.98SUNA-HI3

A 2:33.63AAA-HI4

B 2:48.86HSC-HI5

#82 Boys 11-12 200 LC Meter Medley Relay

Hawaiian Age: 19992:11.54 DARLING, BOLSON,ECKERT, DARLIN

G


A 2:29.53PAQ-HI1

A 2:30.72SPL-HI2

A 2:40.94HSC-HI3

A 2:47.06AAA-HI4

#83 Women Open 200 LC Meter Medley Relay

Hawaiian Rec: 20122:00.65 B. NIHIPALI, L. HAYAKAWA, S. H

ARRISON, J. MAU


A 2:02.70CBGS-ZZ1

A 2:11.51HSC-HI2

A 2:12.73BOWS-HI3

A 2:16.30AUL-HI4

A 2:19.44KWIMW-ZZ5

A 2:21.12PCA-HI6

B 2:21.75HSC-HI7

A 2:24.50SPL-HI8

A 2:32.50AAA-HI9

C NTHSC-HI10



Psych Sheet

#84 Men Open 200 LC Meter Medley Relay

Hawaiian Rec: 20081:49.87 HEINE, TAPARRA, CHONG, FLANAGA

N


A 1:56.00BOWS-HI1

A 1:58.00CGT-ZZ2

A 1:59.99SPL-HI3

A 2:03.51HSC-HI4

A 2:04.68MAN-HI5

B 2:12.53HSC-HI6

A 2:14.67KWIMW-ZZ7

A 2:23.23MARS-NT8

C 2:28.06HSC-HI9

A NTSCSC-PC10


Hawaiian Age: 20121:07.10 Kysha Altura

ZONE1:12.49

QUAL1:23.71

HIAA1:32.08

HI-A1:40.45





KSC-HI 1:16.53 12Harrison, Sophia4 QUAL










KSC-HI 1:24.05 12Halemano, Nicole14 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:24.75 12Yamashita, Kyla15 HIAA

SUNA-HI 1:15.12Y 12Chun, Eden16 HIAA



BOWS-HI 1:27.71 12Maglasang, Reina19 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:27.86 12Nagahama, Paige20 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:18.28Y 12McNorton, Leah21 HIAA






KSC-HI 1:32.26 11Stoetzer, Olivia27 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:32.96 11Silva, Angela28 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:35.18 11Almeida, Kayla29 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:35.34 11Nakagawa, Sammi30 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:36.36 11Walton, Mariah31 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:36.49 12Amrich, Jewel32 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:36.59 11Fitzsimmons, Jenna33 HI-A

PCA-HI 1:40.43 11Okuma, Megan34 HI-A

SUNA-HI 1:40.45 12Chismar, Jade35 HI-A




ZONE1:12.59

QUAL1:26.26

HIAA1:34.88

HI-A1:43.52


SPL-HI 1:10.80 12Endo, Taiyo1 ZONE

KWIMW-ZZ 1:09.66S 12Hill, Xavier2 ZONE







HSC-HI 1:25.83 12Yee, Kainoa9 QUAL

PAQ-HI 1:16.72Y 12Bosworth, Ethan10 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:27.14 12Muzzi, Elijah12 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:34.89 12Van, Nicky14 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:37.53 11Copp, Noa15 HI-A

AAA-HI 1:37.77 11Harder, Austin16 HI-A

IOL-HI 1:39.77 11Lau, Rian17 HI-A

MAN-HI 1:41.35 12Wong, Casey18 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:41.43 12Delmendo, Hanu19 HI-A

MAN-HI 1:43.52 12Shiu, Edmund20 HI-A

PAQ-HI 1:32.00Y 12Nekoba, Josh21 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 19832:21.60 SUSAN BARTHOLOMEW

SECT2:31.16

ZONE2:35.29

SRZA2:35.59

QUAL2:51.59

HIAA3:08.75

HI-A3:25.91


HSC-HI 2:36.14 13Altura, Kysha1 QUAL




KSC-HI 2:33.79Y 14Fox, Zoey5 HIAA

SCSC-PC 2:56.87 13Tanizaki-Hudson, Lani6 HIAA


KSC-HI 2:44.10Y 13Garcia, Cheyenne8 HIAA



KSC-HI 3:24.43 14Austin-Elbaz, Aeryn11 HI-A



SECT2:20.39

SRZA2:22.89

ZONE2:26.89

QUAL2:44.96

HIAA3:01.47

HI-A3:17.96



MAN-HI 2:24.21 14Oba, Jonathan2 ZONE


HSC-HI 2:14.48Y 14Shigihara, Hayato4 QUAL




BOWS-HI 2:33.23Y 14Fukumoto, Evan8 HIAA







SECT2:31.16

SRZA2:35.59

QUAL2:50.52

HIAA3:07.57

HI-A3:24.62



KWIMW-ZZ 2:40.75 16Brenkley, Charlotte2 QUAL



HSC-HI 2:34.89Y 15Luong, Jessica5 HIAA




SECT2:20.39

SRZA2:22.89

QUAL2:35.72

HIAA2:51.30

HI-A3:06.87



SPL-HI 2:16.24 16Sakai, Michael2 SECT

CGT-ZZ 2:17.18 15Couterier, Joel3 SECT

KWIMW-ZZ 2:26.12 16Brock, Autahi4 QUAL


HSC-HI 2:26.49 16Alvarez, Makoa6 QUAL



SUNA-HI 2:34.36 15Lileikis, Aukai9 QUAL







Hawaiian Age: 201131.79 Lia L. Foster

ZONE34.59

QUAL39.22

HIAA43.15

HI-A47.06









SUNA-HI 37.95 12Guevara, Kimi8 QUAL



Psych Sheet

#91 ... (Girls 11-12 50 LC Meter Backstroke)

AAA-HI 38.22 11Zapata, Lisette9 QUAL


PAQ-HI 38.35 11Coen, Tiana11 QUAL



KWIMW-ZZ 39.02 11Marshall, Holly14 QUAL



MARS-NT 34.67Y 12Tanaka, Tiffani17 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 38.52S 12Kururangi, Olivia18 QUAL

KSC-HI 39.37 11Lum, Jamy19 HIAA


PAQ-HI 39.73 11Lietzke, Dillyn21 HIAA





PAQ-HI 40.53 11Kronen, Elsa26 HIAA

HSC-HI 40.59 11Li, Shirley27 HIAA

KSC-HI 40.76 11Ikegami, Jenna28 HIAA

KSC-HI 40.87 12Russell, Annette29 HIAA




HICK-HI 41.67 12Schappert, Laine33 HIAA

SUNA-HI 41.69 11Mori, Keiko34 HIAA


BOWS-HI 42.12 12Maglasang, Reina36 HIAA

PCA-HI 42.17 12Chong, Alohi37 HIAA

IOL-HI 42.43 11Horowitz, Julie38 HIAA




KSC-HI 38.13Y 11Nakagawa, Sammi42 HIAA

KSC-HI 43.17 11Fitzsimmons, Jenna43 HI-A

KSC-HI 43.26 12Niimura, Kano44 HI-A


KSC-HI 43.85 11Terada, Kala`i46 HI-A

HSC-HI 44.38 11Songsong, Sanoe47 HI-A

AAA-HI 44.54 11Gruce, Jordan48 HI-A

BOWS-HI 44.00S 12Colburn, Megan49 HI-A




ZONE34.89

QUAL40.88

HIAA44.97

HI-A49.05


MAN-HI 33.15 12Hwang, Dong Hyeon1 ZONE

KWIMW-ZZ 34.66S 12Hill, Xavier2 QUAL

SPL-HI 35.39 12Endo, Taiyo3 QUAL




PAQ-HI 39.16 12Bosworth, Ethan7 QUAL

SPL-HI 39.16 12Wada, Reimon8 QUAL


HSC-HI 39.82 12Yee, Kainoa10 QUAL


HSC-HI 36.56Y 12Van, Nicky12 HIAA

MAN-HI 41.70 12Shiu, Edmund13 HIAA

AAA-HI 41.83 12Tucker, Dylan14 HIAA

PAQ-HI 42.06 11Sakamoto, Ray15 HIAA

IOL-HI 42.65 11Bautista, Michael16 HIAA


PAQ-HI 43.31 12Nekoba, Josh18 HIAA

KSC-HI 43.43 12Delmendo, Hanu19 HIAA

MAN-HI 44.02 11Shiu, Andre20 HIAA

SPL-HI 44.21 12Do, George21 HIAA


PCA-HI 39.62Y 12Pinero, Lansing23 HIAA

KSC-HI 45.46 12Shigeta, Landon24 HI-A

SPL-HI 45.75 11Sakai, Aaron25 HI-A

BOWS-HI 47.54 12Chinen, Doulton26 HI-A

#93 Women Open 200 LC Meter Butterfly

Hawaiian Rec: 19772:16.20 DIANE KUTSUNAI

SECT2:31.16

SRZA2:35.59

QUAL3:06.83

HIAA3:21.78

HI-A3:36.72






#94 Men Open 200 LC Meter Butterfly


SECT2:20.39

SRZA2:22.89

QUAL2:45.66

HIAA2:58.91

HI-A3:12.17



MAN-HI 2:16.83 14Hwang, Dong Jin2 SECT





MAN-HI 2:24.21 14Oba, Jonathan7 QUAL




SECT1:09.10

ZONE1:11.49

SRZA1:12.79

QUAL1:18.86

HIAA1:26.75

HI-A1:34.63



SPL-HI 1:11.04 14Peralta, Taylor2 ZONE

PCA-HI 1:11.34 13Okuma, Dana3 ZONE

AUL-HI 1:11.84 14Frissell, Vivi4 SRZA



PCA-HI 1:16.12 14Iwamoto, Aimee7 QUAL
















KWIMW-ZZ 1:24.81 14Godfrey, Cairo23 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:28.13 13Bliss, Ashton25 HI-A


PAQ-HI 1:33.62 14Lyon, Cameron27 HI-A




SECT1:04.20

SRZA1:06.79

ZONE1:07.99

QUAL1:17.56

HIAA1:25.32

HI-A1:33.07




KSC-HI 1:14.58 13Fitzsimmons, Joey3 QUAL


SSSC-HI 1:16.21 13Fischer, PJ5 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 1:17.19 14Gordon, Lane6 QUAL


IOL-HI 1:17.35 14Stone, Sam8 QUAL


CGT-ZZ 1:17.50 14Horton, Chadwick10 QUAL














HSC-HI 1:15.81Y 13Yoshida, Toby24 HI-A



Psych Sheet


Hawaiian Age: 20111:17.87 AIMEE M. IWAMOTO

ZONE1:24.19

QUAL1:35.81

HIAA1:45.39

HI-A1:54.96


KSC-HI 1:24.01 12Halemano, Nicole1 ZONE




SUNA-HI 1:18.21Y 12Lileikis, Nohea5 QUAL


PAQ-HI 1:31.15 11Lietzke, Dillyn7 QUAL

SUNA-HI 1:31.36 12Lee, Kaya8 QUAL

IOL-HI 1:33.43 11Horowitz, Julie9 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:33.61 11Walton, Mariah10 QUAL





PCA-HI 1:34.30 11Fujita, Malia15 QUAL




KSC-HI 1:35.53 11Terada, Kala`i19 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:35.56 11Almeida, Kayla20 QUAL









AAA-HI 1:39.91 11Zapata, Lisette29 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:30.08Y 11Stoetzer, Olivia31 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:30.50Y 12Kim, Kamea33 HIAA

MARS-NT 1:42.94 12Tanaka, Tiffani34 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:32.31Y 11Songsong, Sanoe35 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 1:44.85 11Marshall, Holly36 HIAA


PCA-HI 1:44.89 11Okuma, Megan38 HIAA

SUNA-HI 1:32.70Y 12Brown, Charis39 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:45.37 12Gardiner, Mahea41 HIAA



KSC-HI 1:45.56 12Russell, Annette44 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:46.48 11Nagata, Nicole45 HI-A



Hawaiian Age: 20021:12.98 KALANI ROSELL

ZONE1:24.29

QUAL1:39.58

HIAA1:49.54

HI-A1:59.49


MAN-HI 1:20.25 12Shiu, Edmund1 ZONE

SPL-HI 1:22.15 12Endo, Taiyo2 ZONE

KWIMW-ZZ 1:22.97 12Hill, Xavier3 ZONE





KSC-HI 1:33.67 12Delmendo, Hanu8 QUAL


AUL-HI 1:35.35 11Faurot, Luke10 QUAL

SPL-HI 1:37.26 11Sakai, Aaron11 QUAL

BOWS-HI 1:39.08 12Loi, Brandon12 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:39.60 12Muzzi, Elijah13 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:30.04Y 12Yee, Kainoa15 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:42.24 12Witherwax, Ronan16 HIAA

PCA-HI 1:42.45 12Takano, Travis17 HIAA

HICK-HI 1:43.33 12Howard, Wyatt18 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:44.02 12Chinen, Doulton19 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:45.16 11Copp, Noa20 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:45.21 12Cober, Arec21 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:46.59 12Shigeta, Landon22 HIAA

PAQ-HI 1:46.74 12Bosworth, Ethan23 HIAA



HSC-HI 1:49.54 12Van, Nicky26 HIAA

MAN-HI 1:50.70 11Shiu, Andre27 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:58.11 11Lee, Hyunbin28 HI-A

PCA-HI 1:57.27S 12Pinero, Lansing29 HI-A



SECT1:09.10

SRZA1:12.79

QUAL1:17.46

HIAA1:25.20

HI-A1:32.95




CGT-ZZ 1:11.59 15Hille, Zoe3 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 1:13.67 16Wilson, Rebecca4 QUAL


HSC-HI 1:14.87 15Luong, Jessica6 QUAL

SPL-HI 1:16.79 15Zukeran, Victoria7 QUAL

SPL-HI 1:17.34 15Nakashima, Lauryn8 QUAL

SPL-HI 1:18.25 16Kakazu, Tahni9 HIAA

AUL-HI 1:18.72 16Dalgamouni, Katie10 HIAA



KWIMW-ZZ 1:19.28 16Reardon, Leana13 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:20.01 15James, Paris14 HIAA







AAA-HI 1:14.51Y 16Duplessis, Monique21 HIAA






SECT1:04.20

SRZA1:06.79

QUAL1:11.44

HIAA1:18.59

HI-A1:25.73


CBGS-ZZ 1:00.59 15Wong, Leo1 SECT

HSC-HI 1:01.21 16Alvarez, Makoa2 SECT

PAQ-HI 1:03.15 15Vieira, Kekoa3 SECT

KWIMW-ZZ 1:04.55 16Brock, Autahi4 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 1:05.23 16McDougall, Hamish5 SRZA

SUNA-HI 1:05.34 15Lileikis, Aukai6 SRZA











BOWS-HI 1:06.03Y 15Ky, Bobby17 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 1:16.70 16Smith, Dirk18 HIAA


CGT-ZZ 1:16.89 16Kilgour, Jeremy20 HIAA




CBGS-ZZ 1:25.73 15Jones, Jack24 HI-A

#101 Women Open 100 LC Meter Backstroke

Hawaiian Rec: 20081:04.66 CHRISTEL SIMMS

SECT1:09.10

SRZA1:12.79

QUAL1:20.20

HIAA1:26.61

HI-A1:33.03


CBGS-ZZ 1:10.07 18Hansen, Jessica1 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 1:10.21 17Zukic, Emily2 SRZA





CBGS-ZZ 1:25.70 17Swanton, Georgia7 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:26.30 16Witherwax, Ashlyn8 HIAA


AAA-HI 1:28.54 17Daley, Dru10 HI-A



Psych Sheet

#102 Men Open 100 LC Meter Backstroke

Hawaiian Rec: 200455.89 HONGZHE SUN

SECT1:04.20

SRZA1:06.79

QUAL1:11.84

HIAA1:17.59

HI-A1:23.33



CGT-ZZ 1:02.00 18Groves, Tyran2 SECT



PAQ-HI 1:06.45 17Woo, Zack5 SRZA

HSC-HI 1:08.39 17Fellezs, Colin6 QUAL


SCSC-PC 1:09.73 17Gillis, Michael8 QUAL


HSC-HI 1:13.55 18Glasgow, Jake10 HIAA



MAN-HI 1:16.29 18Wong, Ky13 HIAA



AAA-HI 1:19.58 17Gruce, Nic16 HI-A



ZONE1:04.89

QUAL1:12.93

HIAA1:20.22

HI-A1:27.51


SUNA-HI 1:03.69 12Guevara, Kimi1 ZONE


KSC-HI 1:06.19 12Harrison, Sophia3 QUAL






SUNA-HI 1:10.59 12Lee, Kaya9 QUAL




IOL-HI 1:11.47 11Sasaki, Kyrie13 QUAL


PCA-HI 1:12.02 11Fujita, Malia15 QUAL

AAA-HI 1:12.42 11Gruce, Jordan16 QUAL





MARS-NT 1:04.84Y 12Tanaka, Tiffani21 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:13.41 12Yamashita, Kyla22 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:13.54 12Kim, Kamea23 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:13.79 11Li, Shirley24 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:14.03 11Fujii, Kate25 HIAA




SUNA-HI 1:15.07 12Brown, Charis29 HIAA




BOWS-HI 1:16.03 12Maglasang, Reina33 HIAA


HICK-HI 1:16.56 12Schappert, Laine35 HIAA


PAQ-HI 1:17.04 11Lietzke, Dillyn37 HIAA



IOL-HI 1:17.54 11Horowitz, Julie40 HIAA


BOWS-HI 1:19.11 12Colburn, Megan42 HIAA








PCA-HI 1:10.97Y 11Okuma, Megan50 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:11.30Y 11Songsong, Sanoe51 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:21.12 11Ikegami, Jenna52 HI-A


SPL-HI 1:22.96 12Fan, Anna54 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:23.23 11Nagata, Nicole55 HI-A




ZONE1:04.29

QUAL1:14.87

HIAA1:22.35

HI-A1:29.86


KSC-HI 1:04.89 12Petrides, Michael1 QUAL








HSC-HI 1:12.51 12Van, Nicky9 QUAL



HICK-HI 1:13.73 12Howard, Wyatt12 QUAL


MAN-HI 1:14.69 12Shiu, Edmund14 QUAL

IOL-HI 1:16.60 11Lau, Rian15 HIAA


PAQ-HI 1:18.90 12Nekoba, Josh17 HIAA

AAA-HI 1:19.89 12Tucker, Dylan18 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:11.40Y 12Shigeta, Landon20 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:21.12 12Chinen, Doulton21 HIAA

PAQ-HI 1:21.14 11Sakamoto, Ray22 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:21.47 12Delmendo, Hanu23 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:12.09Y 11Bautista, Michael24 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:12.79Y 11Sakai, Aaron25 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:23.50 12Yee, Kainoa26 HI-A

PCA-HI 1:23.71 12Takano, Travis27 HI-A

PCA-HI 1:25.48 12Pinero, Lansing28 HI-A

MAN-HI 1:26.14 12Wong, Casey29 HI-A



SECT9:42.19

ZONE9:53.59

SRZA10:10.59

QUAL11:27.62

HIAA12:22.63

HI-A13:17.64


PAQ-HI 9:40.03 14Foster, Lia1 SECT



KSC-HI 10:06.79 16Pound, Hallie4 SRZA





KSC-HI 10:54.62 16Spear, Stephanie9 QUAL

KSC-HI 10:56.43 15Pound, Madison10 QUAL


KWIMW-ZZ 11:38.92 13Montgomery, MacKenzie12 HIAA


HSC-HI 12:22.60 13Baraquio, Echo14 HIAA




PAQ-HI 12:22.63 14Woo, Katie18 HIAA


Hawaiian Rec: 19868:16.46 MARC FERGUSON

SECT9:12.79

ZONE9:30.09

SRZA9:35.69

QUAL10:32.11

HIAA11:22.69

HI-A12:13.25




WFFM-UT 9:28.60 17Avery, Daniel3 ZONE







SPL-HI 10:28.64 14Kobayashi, Christopher10 QUAL

HSC-HI 10:33.00 17Fellezs, Colin11 HIAA





HSC-HI 11:22.69 14Lee, Jack16 HIAA



#107 Girls 10 & Under 200 LC Meter Medley Relay

Hawaiian Age: 19982:28.93 MILLER, GERBER, ROCHLEN, REYES


A 2:57.43HSC-HI1



Psych Sheet

#107 ... (Girls 10 & Under 200 LC Meter Medley Relay)

A 3:00.69SPL-HI2

B NTHSC-HI3

#108 Boys 10 & Under 200 LC Meter Medley Relay

Hawaiian Age: 20012:29.37 ELLEDGE,TAPARRA,GASPAR-ASAOKA,

YAMADA


A 2:45.64HSC-HI1

A 2:51.59IOL-HI2

B 3:12.73HSC-HI3


Hawaiian Age: 20092:05.85 B. NIHIPALI, K. FOX, S. HARRIS

ON, J. MAU


A 2:17.77KWIMW-ZZ1

A 2:20.56HSC-HI2

A 2:24.79SPL-HI3


Hawaiian Age: 20101:57.50 J. Yuen-Schat, S. Terada, K. F

rifeldt, K. Naone


A 2:08.45KWIMW-ZZ1

A 2:15.00CGT-ZZ2

A 2:15.45HSC-HI3

A 2:30.04BOWS-HI4

A 2:44.92SPL-HI5


Hawaiian Age: 20112:03.24 B. NIHIPALI, K. FOX, S. HARRIS

ON, J. MAU


A 2:15.00CGT-ZZ1

A 2:18.39HSC-HI2


Hawaiian Age: 20091:51.77 D. CHOI, E. UY, J. FRIFELDT, K

. JOHNSON


A 1:53.07CBGS-ZZ1

A 2:00.34BOWS-HI2

A 2:15.00CGT-ZZ3

A 2:23.93HSC-HI4

#113 Girls 10 & Under 100 LC Meter Butterfly

Hawaiian Age: 19971:14.64 TAMAR DEMATTOS

ZONE1:24.59

QUAL1:41.03

HIAA1:51.13

HI-A2:01.24



KSC-HI 1:20.75 9Monahan, Grace2 ZONE



KSC-HI 1:33.18 8Nakaya, Naomi5 QUAL



HSC-HI 1:38.43 10Yee, Sophia8 QUAL



MAN-HI 1:42.53 8Bell, Lucy11 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:42.80 10Dreyer, Reina12 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:43.33 9Ahia, Nahe13 HIAA

PCA-HI 1:43.60 10Cabigas, Halee14 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:47.13 10Clarke, Zoie16 HIAA



KSC-HI 1:39.52Y 10Hockenberger Leong, Kiana19 HI-A

PCA-HI 2:01.23 10Isip, Sarah20 HI-A

#114 Boys 10 & Under 100 LC Meter Butterfly


ZONE1:24.79

QUAL1:46.25

HIAA1:56.87

HI-A2:07.50






KSC-HI 1:31.34Y 9Canicosa-Miles, Alex5 QUAL

IOL-HI 1:45.72 10Mendiola-Jensen, Nahe6 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:33.78Y 10Delmendo, Kekai7 QUAL

IOL-HI 1:49.36 10Nakakura, Cameron8 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:56.88 10Van, Danny10 HI-A



SECT2:53.49

ZONE2:54.09

SRZA2:57.99

QUAL3:11.72

HIAA3:30.89

HI-A3:50.06




PAQ-HI 2:39.95Y 14Foster, Lia3 QUAL


AAA-HI 3:11.56 13Harder, Anna5 QUAL





PCA-HI 3:18.62 13Okuma, Dana10 HIAA


PAQ-HI 2:56.52Y 14Woo, Katie12 HIAA









AAA-HI 3:04.28Y 13Yamakawa, Jadyn21 HIAA


Hawaiian Age: 20122:26.73 ALBERT M. LEE

SECT2:40.79

SRZA2:42.89

ZONE2:45.49

QUAL3:05.80

HIAA3:24.38

HI-A3:42.96











KWIMW-ZZ 3:11.59S 13Reid, Dominic10 HIAA




SPL-HI 3:21.36 13Sakai, Daniel14 HIAA



PCA-HI 3:33.78 13Chow, Devon17 HI-A



SECT2:53.49

SRZA2:57.99

QUAL3:10.94

HIAA3:30.03

HI-A3:49.12


CGT-ZZ 2:50.05 16Wilson, Rebecca1 SECT





KSC-HI 3:13.99 15Tashiro, Lisa6 HIAA



CGT-ZZ 3:17.25 15Hille, Zoe9 HIAA



BOWS-HI 3:20.70 16Wong, Sharon12 HIAA


BOWS-HI 3:22.98 15Zhou, Angeline14 HIAA

KSC-HI 3:03.45Y 15Pound, Madison15 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 3:24.16S 16Brenkley, Charlotte16 HIAA




HSC-HI 3:36.61 15Luong, Jessica20 HI-A



Psych Sheet


Hawaiian Age: 19992:22.09 CALAB ROWE

SECT2:40.79

SRZA2:42.89

QUAL2:57.10

HIAA3:14.82

HI-A3:32.54



KWIMW-ZZ 2:38.40 15Simpson, Liam2 SECT





KWIMW-ZZ 2:52.34 16Brock, Autahi7 QUAL



HSC-HI 3:02.63 16Alvarez, Makoa10 HIAA



KWIMW-ZZ 3:04.40S 16Winter, Max13 HIAA

BOWS-HI 3:09.50 16Wong-Pascua, Cody14 HIAA

BOWS-HI 2:51.70Y 15Hayashida, Brighton15 HIAA


#119 Girls 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Backstroke

Hawaiian Age: 199334.18 HALEY CHAMPION

ZONE39.29

QUAL45.21

HIAA49.73

HI-A54.26







SSSC-HI 43.07 9Hester, Molly6 QUAL

IOL-HI 44.08 10Berganio, Lexi7 QUAL



MAN-HI 44.97 8Bell, Lucy10 QUAL




PAQ-HI 45.25 10Oshiro, Kelsey14 HIAA


SCSC-PC 46.19 9Tanizaki-Hudson, Sachi16 HIAA


AUL-HI 46.74 9Reiter, Jennifer18 HIAA

PAQ-HI 46.87 9Chang, Samara19 HIAA

KSC-HI 46.96 8Nakaya, Naomi20 HIAA




PCA-HI 47.95 10Cabigas, Halee24 HIAA

PAQ-HI 48.00 9Tanaka, Elena25 HIAA


HSC-HI 48.91 9Bendall, Elisabeth27 HIAA

HSC-HI 48.95 8Tabios, Nikki28 HIAA





BOWS-HI 49.94 10Saito, Jisella33 HI-A

SPL-HI 50.61 10Endo, Aina34 HI-A

HSC-HI 51.06 9Johnasan, Sophia35 HI-A

KSC-HI 52.60 10Chua-Chiaco, Katelyn36 HI-A

HICK-HI 54.26 10Dillard, Ella37 HI-A

#120 Boys 10 & Under 50 LC Meter Backstroke


ZONE39.49

QUAL47.86

HIAA52.65

HI-A57.43


PAQ-HI 35.58 10Chang, Max1 ZONE

IOL-HI 37.30 10Mendiola-Jensen, Nahe2 ZONE

AUL-HI 40.15 10Lyon, James3 QUAL

AUL-HI 42.16 10Reiter, Jonathan4 QUAL




IOL-HI 45.47 10Katagiri, Sunny8 QUAL

IOL-HI 45.79 10Nakakura, Cameron9 QUAL



IOL-HI 47.14 10Dawson, Andrew12 QUAL

HSC-HI 47.30 10Kamakura, Jonah13 QUAL


MAN-HI 47.70 10Dolan, Jake15 QUAL

HSC-HI 49.21 9Crabbe, Kengo16 HIAA

HSC-HI 49.46 9Nakatsu, Ken17 HIAA

HSC-HI 49.78 9Taitano, Kainoa18 HIAA

SPL-HI 51.11 9Fujimoto, Cole19 HIAA

FF-PC 52.00 9Nhieu, Nathan20 HIAA

HSC-HI 52.66 10Van, Danny21 HI-A

PAQ-HI 52.73 10Kawabata, Kainoa22 HI-A

HSC-HI 53.73 9Gardiner, Kai23 HI-A

KSC-HI 54.83 10Petrides, Christoper24 HI-A

SPL-HI 56.27 10Kawano, Jace25 HI-A

HICK-HI 57.43 10Koch, Nathan26 HI-A

#121 Women Open 200 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Rec: 19822:32.41 JEANNE CHILDS

SECT2:53.49

SRZA2:57.99

QUAL3:25.51

HIAA3:41.96

HI-A3:58.40




BOWS-HI 3:05.44 16Witherwax, Ashlyn3 QUAL



AAA-HI 3:32.68 18Becherer, Liz6 HIAA

#122 Men Open 200 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Rec: 20032:18.75 CALEB ROWE

SECT2:40.79

SRZA2:42.89

QUAL3:04.39

HIAA3:19.14

HI-A3:33.89


SPL-HI 2:33.88 17Zukeran, Grant1 SECT


PAQ-HI 2:37.14 17Woo, Zack3 SECT

WFFM-UT 2:43.96 17Avery, Daniel4 QUAL

UN-OR 2:44.33 18Klein, Curtis5 QUAL

SCSC-PC 2:46.93 17Porter, Cody6 QUAL


BOWS-HI 2:50.95 18Lum, Patrick8 QUAL



MAN-HI 3:03.13 18Wong, Ky11 QUAL

AAA-HI 2:58.87Y 17Gruce, Nic12 HI-A

SCSC-PC 3:30.42 17Gillis, Michael13 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 200557.59 CHRISTEL SIMMS

SECT1:00.06

ZONE1:02.69

SRZA1:05.49

QUAL1:07.49

HIAA1:14.24

HI-A1:20.99


PAQ-HI 1:01.25 14Foster, Lia1 ZONE




PCA-HI 1:04.64 13Okuma, Dana5 SRZA


SPL-HI 1:05.64 14Peralta, Taylor7 QUAL


KSC-HI 1:06.55 14Fox, Zoey9 QUAL

MAC 1:06.56 13Atoigue, Danielle10 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:07.29 13Namatame, Lina11 QUAL





CGT-ZZ 1:10.00 13Fullagar, Alida16 HIAA




SCSC-PC 1:10.90 13Tanizaki-Hudson, Lani20 HIAA







KWIMW-ZZ 1:14.49 14Godfrey, Cairo27 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:14.58 13Lang, Ellisa28 HI-A

AAA-HI 1:06.31Y 13Travis, Emily29 HI-A




Psych Sheet


KWIMW-ZZ 1:16.51 14Lawry, Holly31 HI-A



Hawaiian Age: 199854.82 NICHOLAS BORRECA

SECT55.61

ZONE58.99

SRZA59.59

QUAL1:05.38

HIAA1:11.92

HI-A1:18.46


HSC-HI 58.28 14Lee, Jack1 ZONE

MAN-HI 59.33 14Oba, Jonathan2 SRZA


CGT-ZZ 1:03.51 14Gowty, Ryan4 QUAL












SSSC-HI 1:00.46Y 13Fischer, PJ16 HIAA






PAQ-HI 1:10.62 14Tabuyo, Alex22 HIAA


KWIMW-ZZ 1:12.49 13Elkington, Sam24 HI-A

AAA-HI 1:12.59 13Bennett, Drew25 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:17.68 14Huang, Sean26 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:18.21 14Erban, Jacob27 HI-A

#125 Girls 10 & Under 100 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Age: 20091:22.59 AIMEEE M. IWAMOTO

ZONE1:36.49

QUAL1:50.14

HIAA2:01.16

HI-A2:12.17



HICK-HI 1:39.59 10Ward, Miranda2 QUAL









IOL-HI 1:47.88 10Berganio, Lexi11 QUAL

SSSC-HI 1:49.21 10Gibson, Lore12 QUAL

KSC-HI 1:49.94 10Lum, Pili13 QUAL

IBST-SI 1:50.00 10Quinones, Kayla14 QUAL

HSC-HI 1:51.89 9Johnasan, Sophia15 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:52.45 9Ahia, Nahe16 HIAA




MAN-HI 1:54.94 10Smith, Kiana20 HIAA



SSSC-HI 1:56.26 9Hester, Molly23 HIAA

BOWS-HI 1:58.03 10Saito, Jisella24 HIAA


KSC-HI 2:00.25 10Filimoehala, Trisha26 HIAA

HICK-HI 2:00.73 10Dillard, Ella27 HIAA



AUL-HI 2:02.17 10Compton, Lily30 HI-A

KSC-HI 2:02.44 10Clarke, Zoie31 HI-A



#126 Boys 10 & Under 100 LC Meter Breaststroke

Hawaiian Age: 20011:24.16 KEKOA TAPARRA

ZONE1:37.89

QUAL1:57.35

HIAA2:09.08

HI-A2:20.82



AUL-HI 1:34.27 10Reiter, Jonathan2 ZONE

IOL-HI 1:35.10 10Nakakura, Cameron3 ZONE



KSC-HI 1:47.58 10Petrides, Christoper6 QUAL

AUL-HI 1:47.88 10Lyon, James7 QUAL



KSC-HI 1:50.71 10Delmendo, Kekai10 QUAL

HSC-HI 1:38.17Y 10Van, Danny11 QUAL

HSC-HI 1:51.38 9Naniole-Furutani, Micah12 QUAL

SPL-HI 1:53.16 10Kawano, Jace13 QUAL

IOL-HI 1:53.66 10Dawson, Andrew14 QUAL


SPL-HI 1:56.23 9Fujimoto, Cole16 QUAL



HICK-HI 2:04.44 10Koch, Nathan19 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:50.35Y 10Kamakura, Jonah20 HIAA

PAQ-HI 2:05.34 10Kawabata, Kainoa21 HIAA

AUL-HI 2:05.46 10Pipes, Caleb22 HIAA


SPL-HI 2:07.89 10Bae, Keunbeom24 HIAA

SPL-HI 2:20.51 10Do, Richard25 HI-A



SECT28.14

SRZA30.39

QUAL30.65

HIAA33.71

HI-A36.78


CGT-ZZ 27.08 16Seeley, Emily1 SECT

CBGS-ZZ 27.30 15Evans, Jessica2 SECT

HSC-HI 28.16 15Sinclair, Maya3 SRZA

KWIMW-ZZ 28.21 16Reardon, Leana4 SRZA

SPL-HI 28.76 15Zukeran, Victoria5 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 28.79 15Hille, Zoe6 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 28.96 16Wilson, Rebecca7 SRZA

HSC-HI 29.34 15James, Paris8 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 29.60 15Fullagar, Jemima9 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 29.78 16Terrill, Sidney10 SRZA

KWIMW-ZZ 30.39 16Brenkley, Charlotte11 SRZA

HSC-HI 30.66 15Luong, Jessica12 HIAA

AAA-HI 30.68 16Miyoga, Rachel13 HIAA

KSC-HI 30.71 16Fox, Kyla14 HIAA

PAQ-HI 30.74 16Sato, Rhiann15 HIAA

KSC-HI 30.92 15Namatame, Lisa16 HIAA

KSC-HI 30.95 15Pound, Madison17 HIAA

MAC 31.80 15Atoigue, Taloani18 HIAA

KSC-HI 32.13 16Pound, Hallie19 HIAA

SPL-HI 32.15 15Nakashima, Lauryn20 HIAA

BOWS-HI 32.33 15Zhou, Angeline21 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 32.47 15Tulono, Te Hinemoa22 HIAA

SCSC-PC 32.78 15Beck, Samantha23 HIAA

KSC-HI 32.95 15Tashiro, Lisa24 HIAA

BOWS-HI 33.01 16Wong, Sharon25 HIAA

AAA-HI 33.29 16Duplessis, Monique26 HIAA

MAC 33.70 16Miller, Kaitlyn27 HIAA

HSC-HI 33.77 15Iaea, Alexus28 HI-A

HSC-HI 34.06 16Seth, Zukie29 HI-A

KSC-HI 34.33 16Spear, Stephanie30 HI-A



SECT25.51

SRZA26.79

QUAL27.71

HIAA30.48

HI-A33.26


HSC-HI 25.96 16Alvarez, Makoa1 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 26.00 16Hunter, Lachlan2 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 26.42 15Wong, Leo3 SRZA

CBGS-ZZ 26.60 16Sepitico, Roman4 SRZA

CGT-ZZ 26.73 15Couterier, Joel5 SRZA

BOWS-HI 26.89 15Ky, Bobby6 QUAL

KWIMW-ZZ 26.91 16Brock, Autahi7 QUAL

CBGS-ZZ 26.91 16Wood, Tom8 QUAL

BOWS-HI 27.30 16Holmes, Jay9 QUAL

BOWS-HI 27.30 16Kanamaru, Akira10 QUAL

MAN-HI 27.35 16MacMaster, Ronald11 QUAL

MARS-NT 27.61 15Hejny, Tanyon12 QUAL

AUL-HI 27.63 16Faurot, Noah13 QUAL

TCCC-IE 27.89 16Bennett, James14 HIAA



Psych Sheet


HSC-HI 27.94 15Fujii, Shawn15 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 28.28 16Smith, Dirk16 HIAA

PAQ-HI 28.30 16Fujiwara, Mykah17 HIAA

AUL-HI 28.44 15Toy, Josh18 HIAA

BOWS-HI 28.74 15Hayashida, Brighton19 HIAA

KWIMW-ZZ 29.75 15Simpson, Liam20 HIAA

HSC-HI 29.97 16Okamura, Kevin21 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 30.06 16Kilgour, Jeremy22 HIAA

PAQ-HI 30.18 16Soxpollard, Noah23 HIAA

CGT-ZZ 30.20 16Lowe, William24 HIAA

SPL-HI 30.50 15Marshall, Kelly25 HI-A

SCSC-PC 30.51 16Bruno, Hunter26 HI-A

HSC-HI 30.60 16Shimabukuro, Ty27 HI-A

CGT-ZZ 30.74 16Van Styn, Lachlan28 HI-A


Hawaiian Rec: 199526.26 KEIKO PRICE

SECT28.14

SRZA30.39

QUAL31.54

HIAA34.07

HI-A36.59


CBGS-ZZ 27.67 17Zukic, Emily1 SECT

CBGS-ZZ 27.92 18Hansen, Jessica2 SECT

KSC-HI 28.30 17Yamashiro, Kiana3 SRZA

HSC-HI 28.86 17Altura, Kaila4 SRZA

PAQ-HI 30.74 16Sato, Rhiann5 QUAL

AUL-HI 31.51 13Morgan, Aspen6 QUAL

HSC-HI 31.59 14Asuncion, Shayna7 HIAA

PCA-HI 32.15 17Hong, Kylie8 HIAA

IOL-HI 32.25 13Overland, Amy9 HIAA

BOWS-HI 32.43 16Witherwax, Ashlyn10 HIAA

SPL-HI 32.55 14Quon, Yassi11 HIAA

CBGS-ZZ 32.60 17Swanton, Georgia12 HIAA

IOL-HI 32.60 14Kegans, Chelsea13 HIAA

CBGS-ZZ 32.70 17White, Samantha14 HIAA

BOWS-HI 33.87 17Sellner, Diana15 HIAA

AUL-HI 34.64 15Williams, Laura16 HI-A

HSC-HI 36.41 14Watanabe, Dariane17 HI-A


Hawaiian Rec: 201223.30 ILIA REYES

SECT25.51

SRZA26.79

QUAL27.47

HIAA29.67

HI-A31.87




UN-OR 25.89 18Klein, Curtis3 SRZA

MARS-NT 26.07 17Kahlig, Matthew4 SRZA

HSC-HI 26.32 17Fellezs, Colin5 SRZA

SCSC-PC 26.34 17Tanizaki-Hudson, Derek6 SRZA

MARS-NT 26.59 17Yanai, Dayne7 SRZA

MAN-HI 26.88 14Oba, Jonathan8 QUAL

MAN-HI 27.35 16MacMaster, Ronald9 QUAL

SPL-HI 27.47 17Sakai, Kyle10 QUAL

MARS-NT 27.61 15Hejny, Tanyon11 HIAA

MARS-NT 27.67 17Hejny, Tristan12 HIAA

SCSC-PC 27.90 17Porter, Cody13 HIAA

BOWS-HI 28.31 18Lum, Patrick14 HIAA

AUL-HI 28.55 15Compton, Eric15 HIAA

AAA-HI 29.26 17Gruce, Nic16 HIAA

SCSC-PC 29.50 17Gillis, Michael17 HIAA

IOL-HI 29.63 14Stone, Sam18 HIAA

MAN-HI 30.11 18Wong, Ky19 HI-A

BOWS-HI 30.51 16Wong-Pascua, Cody20 HI-A

KSC-HI 30.93 13Piosalan, Denison21 HI-A

CBGS-ZZ 31.87 18Lin, Stan22 HI-A

CBGS-ZZ 31.87 15Jones, Jack23 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 19891:05.97 KEIKO PRICE

ZONE1:12.39

QUAL1:24.46

HIAA1:32.90

HI-A1:41.34


KSC-HI 1:12.76 10Garcia, Casey1 QUAL








HICK-HI 1:24.51 10Ward, Miranda9 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:24.91 10Garo-Drzymala, Kayla10 HIAA

MAN-HI 1:25.26 8Bell, Lucy11 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:25.64 10Croll, Lauren13 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:26.80 10Lum, Pili14 HIAA

SSSC-HI 1:27.02 9Hester, Molly15 HIAA




HSC-HI 1:29.07 10Masicampo-Van Ostran, Cat19 HIAA

HICK-HI 1:29.80 10Dillard, Ella20 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:30.05 10Berganio, Lexi21 HIAA




PAQ-HI 1:31.66 10Oshiro, Kelsey25 HIAA

HSC-HI 1:32.07 8Tabios, Nikki26 HIAA


AUL-HI 1:32.44 10Compton, Lily28 HIAA


KSC-HI 1:33.47 8Nakaya, Naomi30 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:33.49 10King, Gessica31 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:35.51 10Clarke, Zoie32 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:35.85 9Bendall, Elisabeth33 HI-A

KSC-HI 1:34.33S 10Chua-Chiaco, Katelyn34 HI-A

SPL-HI 1:36.64 10Endo, Aina35 HI-A

AUL-HI 1:38.27 9Reiter, Jennifer36 HI-A

MAN-HI 1:38.96 10Smith, Kiana37 HI-A

PCA-HI 1:40.67 10Cabigas, Halee38 HI-A



ZONE1:12.39

QUAL1:27.23

HIAA1:35.95

HI-A1:44.67







HSC-HI 1:21.13 10Van, Danny6 QUAL





MAN-HI 1:26.25 10Dolan, Jake11 QUAL


SPL-HI 1:27.76 9Fujimoto, Cole13 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:29.48 10Kamakura, Jonah15 HIAA


PAQ-HI 1:20.87Y 9Nakata, Matthew17 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:21.99Y 10Delmendo, Kekai18 HIAA

IOL-HI 1:33.51 10Dawson, Andrew19 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:34.58 9Crabbe, Kengo21 HIAA

KSC-HI 1:34.85 10Petrides, Christoper22 HIAA

SPL-HI 1:34.96 10Kawano, Jace23 HIAA


HSC-HI 1:37.04 9Nakatsu, Ken25 HI-A

HSC-HI 1:41.57 9Gardiner, Kai26 HI-A

HICK-HI 1:43.65 10Koch, Nathan27 HI-A


Hawaiian Age: 20113:49.98 D. Pope, K. Kaleoaloha, P. Del

os Santos, K. FRIFEL


A 4:30.00CGT-ZZ1


Hawaiian Age: 20124:03.75 J. MAU, L. HAYAKAWA, C. SHIGET

A, S. HARRISON


A 4:15.00CGT-ZZ1

A 4:27.36HSC-HI2


Hawaiian Age: 20123:38.35 R. STACK, K. Kaleoaloha, K. NA

ONE, K. FRIFELDT


A 3:49.20CBGS-ZZ1

A 4:15.23HSC-HI2

A 4:35.00CGT-ZZ3

#137 Women Open 400 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Rec: 20124:01.14 S. HARRISON, R. WALTON, J. MAU

, B. NIHIPALI


A 4:06.50CBGS-ZZ1

A 4:18.27HSC-HI2

A 4:41.40AAA-HI3



Psych Sheet

#138 Men Open 400 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Hawaiian Rec: 20093:30.57 PEARCE, ALLNUTT, REYES, HIGLEY


A 3:52.98MARS-NT1

A 3:58.00CGT-ZZ2

A 4:01.51HSC-HI3

A NTSCSC-PC4

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