Minnetonka Boys Break Week Old 200 Medley Relay National HS Record

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Swimming at the 2017 Minnesota Boys AA state swimming championships on Saturday the team from Minnetonka set the National Public High School record in the 200 medley relay.

The team of Erik Gessner, Corey Lau, John Shelstad and Sam Schilling combined for a time of 1:29.20. That time was a few tenths faster than the 1:29.44 swum by Zionsville at last weekend’s Indiana Boys High School State Championships. Zionsville’s team was Tyler Harmon, Brock Brown, Andrew Schuler, and Jack Franzman.

Comparative Splits

Minnetonka

  • Gessner 23.14
  • Lau 24.52
  • Shelstad 21.51
  • Schilling 19.73

Zionsville

  • Harmon 22.68
  • Brown 25.28
  • Zschuler 21.79
  • Franzman 19.79

The big difference maker was in Lau’s breaststroke split, seven tenths faster than Zionsville clocked last weekend.

Full results available here.

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Jack Weldon
6 years ago

Ryan Dickey what the hell is in the tonka water

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Laura Kathleen Casey
6 years ago

I know exactly where this high school is I lived a mile from Minnetonka HS but I attended Hopkins HS so Minnetonka was our biggest rival but this is great national attention for Minnetonka

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Paul Poitevent
6 years ago

Lau’s split was 24.82.

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Paul Poitevent
6 years ago
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The interesting part is that made them exactly tied to the 100th after the first 2 legs. Then both relays then had blazing final 2 legs.

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Paul Poitevent
6 years ago

Brown’s split is incorrect also it was 25.18 so Tonka passed them on Fly leg.

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Mark Wilkens
6 years ago

Jeff Heurung

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