Girls swimming: Newcomer impresses at Capo (updated)
March 13th, 2009, 5:36 pm · · posted by DAN ALBANO, ocvarsity.com
Update: El Toro also qualified for all seven finals
The girls prelims for the Capo Valley Relays were held Thursday, and meet-newcomer University emerged one of the favorite for Saturday’s 2 p.m. finals. The Lady Trojans along with Santa Margarita and El Toro are qualified for all seven finals, though University is seeded No. 1 in three races.
Here’s a closer look at prelims:
GIRLS SWIMMING
Capo Valley Relays
Girls prelims, Thursday
4×100-yard individual medley — 1. Aliso Niguel (C. Merwin, A. Hidaka, S. Schlobon, R. Vaughn) 4:13.37; 2. Santa Margarita 4:15.34; 3. Mission Viejo 4:22.97; 4. University 4:24.97; 5. Tesoro 4:25.51; 6. El Toro 4:26.93; 7. Irvine 4:29.08; 8. Corona del Mar 4:31.81
6×50 Free — 1. San Clemente (J. Mitchell, C. Ternasky, J. Stiefel, M. Hinkle, K. Jaramillo, M. Garlick) 2:39.75; 2. Santa Margarita 2:39.77; 3. Capo Valley 2:40.42; 4. Dana Hills 2:40.70; 5. Mission Viejo 2:41.24; 6. University 2:41.47; 7. El Toro 2:41.58; 8. Corona del Mar 2:42.20
4×50 Breast — 1. Mission Viejo (C. Adams, A. Acosta, C. Colin, C. Hopp) 2:09.68; 2. Santa Margarita 2:12.41; 3. University 2:13.95; 4. Tesoro 2:15.04; 5. Capo Valley 2:20.71; 6. El Toro 2:21.29; 7. Dana Hills 2:27.15; 8. Woodbridge 2:28.69
4×50 Fly — 1. University (K. Colao, L. Liu, A. Gooch, L. Triana) 1:53.17; 2. Capo Valley 1:53.23; 3. Santa Margarita 1:53.59; 4. Aliso Niguel 1:54.94; 5. Tesoro 1:56.99; 6. Corona del Mar 1:58.53; 7. El Toro 2:05.49; 8. Dana Hills 2:05.64
4×50 Back — 1. University (J. Ju, T. Triana, L. Triana, K. Colao) 1:57.55; 2. Laguna Hills 1:57.63; 3. Aliso Niguel 1:58.93; 4. El Toro 2:00.73; 5. Santa Margarita 2:01.70; 6. Tesoro 2:02.83; 7. Irvine 2:03.81; 8. Dana Hills 2:04.78
4×100 Free — 1. University (M. Jubas, M. Bilder, K. Colao, L. Triana) 3:45.44; 2. Santa Margarita 3:46.00; 3. El Toro 3:48.85; 4. Irvine 3:48.91; 5. Capo Valley 3:48.92; 6. San Clemente 3:54.78; 7. Tesoro 3:57.66; 8. Mission Viejo 3:58.59
4×50 Medley — 1. Aliso Niguel (S. Schlobon, C. Merwin, R. Vaughn, B. Walker) 1:53.63; 2. Capo Valley 1:54.85; 3. Santa Margarita 1:57.91; 4. University 1:58.04; 5. Tesoro 1:58.16; 6. El Toro 1:58.51; 7. Mission Viejo 1:58.66; 8. Irvine 2:00.58
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And, lo and behold, El Toro is also qualified for all seven finals! Go Chargers!
Nice catch Bob – sorry to slight the Lady Chargers’ efforts – I’ll fix that.
If I keep this up, you might want to charge me per mistake you spot.
Dan, LOVE your polo and swim coverage. Would have cancelled my Register subscription long ago if it wasn’t for your articles. (As would have many other subscribers according to talk in the bleachers at the high school.) One question–Why are the leaderboards not updated with all of the swimtimes that are published in the boxscores? The kids get a kick out of seeing how they compare. You did a big coverage on the Edison/Foothill meet, and those swim times still aren’t on the leaderboards.
Thanks!
Santa Margarita girls won at finals with 94 points, followed by University (84), El Toro (70), Aliso Niguel and Capistrano Valley.
Capistrano Valley boys won with 96 points, followed by El Toro (84), Corona del Mar, Tesoro and a tie between Mission Viejo and Aliso Niguel.
Capistrano Valley also won sweepstakes award, which includes frosh-soph scores; however, if only varsity scores been taken into account, I believe El Toro would have won.
I’m thinking biggest upset of day, as far as girls’ races were concerned, was seventh-seeded El Toro winning the 6×50 free. Chargers posted winning time of 2:36.65 after qualifying at 2:41.58. El Toro also finished first in 4×50 back (came in seeded fourth) and third in 4×100 free Congrats girls!
aquatics fan – thanks for support – I’m in rally mode with the leaderboards.
I’m a few days behind but hope to catch up early this week. I’ll post an update to let folks know were I’m at
Bob R. What accounts for the El Toro boys not winning the relay meet? How many times have they won already? Their water polo team is tops so what happened?
CapoPolo – El Toro has been hurt not having Rascon and Renteria this spring but I still think Capo Valley would have too much for the Chargers this season. The Cougars kept Logan Redondo on the frosh-soph for the relays. Now, that’s a sign of a deep roster.
What Dan says.