2015 CIF-SS Division III Prelims

2015 California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section Swimming & Diving Championships – Division III

  • Diving: Results
  • Swimming: Prelims – Wednesday, May 13, 2015; Finals – Thursday, May 14, 2015
  • Location: Riverside City College
  • Defending Champions: Crean Lutheran (girls), JW North (boys) – 2014 Results
  • Live Results: Available
  • Championship Central

Division III

Full results

Girls’ Meet

Division III Girls Prelims +/-psych
Poly/Pasadena 303 1
Royal 216 48
Walnut 209 -12
Marlborough 193 31
Mark Keppel 176 -39
Viewpoint 153 22
Immaculate Heart 149 6
West Torrance 131 -47
Beverly Hills 127 -19
Rio Mesa 117 -57

 

There were few surprises in the prelims of the D3 girls’ meet. Jasmine Margetts of North Torrance led the qualifiers for finals in the 200 free with 1:51.33, a tad better than her seed time and Teresa Lo (Walnut) was second. Casey Cunningham from Saddleback Valley Christian dropped 3.2 seconds from her seed time and qualified third. Walnut’s Lo earned the right to the middle lane in the 500, qualifying first in 5:00.77. Cunningham was second; Kimberly Linscott of Royal, third.

Deanne Umbay of Sierra Canyon went 2:05.05 to qualify first in the 200 IM. Janika Ho of Windward and Yida Wang of Mark Keppel each had huge drops to qualify second and third. Umbay was also the fastest out of prelims in the 100 back, going 56.48 and topping Margetts by .35. Heritage freshman Katelyn Thomas qualified third.

Mark Keppel’s Michelle Martin went 24.02 to post the top 50 free time, with Meghan Go of Immaculate Heart and Alisa Cooke of Royal just behind. In the 100 free, Go (52.06) and Cooke (52.50) were the fastest in prelims.

Beverly Hills’ Amy Okada went 54.25 in the 100 fly, inching closer to Ella Eastin’s D3 record (53.93). Qualifying second was Bianca Preciado of California HS, just ahead of Keppel’s Martin. Okada led the field in the 100 breast as well; she went 1:03.38, a half-second faster than her entry time. Cailey Renken of Camarillo qualified second, while Preciado was third.

Boys’ Meet

Division III Boys Prelims +/-psych
Rio Mesa 263 14
Walnut 196 -2
Calabasas 187 19
Moorpark 173 34
Kennedy 170 18
Webb 148 1
Viewpoint 147 57
Cypress 131 77
North 129 28
Santa Fe 108 31

 

Moorpark’s Roger Kriegl put up dominant times in both the 200 and 500 freestyles. His 1:41.77 led the field by 2.5 seconds and his 4:37.59, by 6.5. Calabasas senior Denis Reznik dropped quite a bit of time in both events to qualify second (3 in the 200 and 12 in the 500).

North’s Javier Bernal put up a prelims-leading 1:53.64 in the 200 IM, followed by Benjamin Hardin of Calabasas and Daichi Kakazu of North Torrance.

Adrian Hui of The Webb Schools held onto his number one seeding with the fastest 50 free in prelims (21.49). Aaron Bauer of Pacifica/Garden Grove and Nathan Ketcheside of Riverside Poly will be on either side of him in finals. Ketcheside led the 100 free qualifiers with 47.44; Bauer went 47.45, and Santa Moncia’s Brandon Bertolino qualified third with 47.57, setting up a very competitive final.

Rodrigo Baca of Kennedy dropped 8/10 to lead a tight field of 100 butterfliers with 51.42. Also going sub-52 were Walnut’s Derek Wan, JP Mortenson of Windward, and Seth Villeda of Santa Fe.

In the 100 back, Jerry Chen of Walnut went 51.64 in prelims, dropping about 4/10 from his entry time to qualify first. Windward’s Mortenson and Calvin Giang of Gabrielino swam the second- and third-fastest times.

Moorpark junior Nicholas Masinsin led the field in the 100 breast with 57.50. Hardin of Calabasas, Jacob Christensen of Valencia/Placentia, and Bernal of North were also under 1:00.

 

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Anne Lepesant

Anne Lepesant is the mother of four daughters, all of whom swam in college. With an undergraduate degree from Princeton (where she was an all-Ivy tennis player) and an MBA from INSEAD, she worked for many years in the financial industry, both in France and the U.S. Anne is currently …

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