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The 2015 TYR Fran Crippen Memorial Swim Meet of Champions, known in the swimming community as SMOC, was held June 25-28 at the Marguerite Aquatic Center in Mission Viejo. The competition was outstanding and fans were not disappointed.<\/p>\n

The Mission Viejo Nadadores won the meet with a score of 685. Nitro (Austin, TX) was second with 528 and University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada) finished third with 508.5 points. The female and male swimmer who scored the most points during the meet won an iPad for their over-all performance. Katie McLaughlin<\/strong> (Mission Viejo Nadadores) won the women\u2019s high-point award with 77 points and Nitro\u2019s Sean Grieshop<\/strong> won the men\u2019s high-point award with 83 points.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\"Mclaughlin-grieshop-SMOC\"<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: T Sorenson, Mission Viejo Nadadores<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Thursday<\/h3>\n
The excitement started right away Thursday with the women\u2019s 800-meter freestyle. In a very close race, 17 year-old, 2014 U.S. Junior Open Water Team member, Erin Emery<\/strong> won the event in 8:42.96. She was followed closely by her Sandpiper (Las Vegas, NV) teammate, Erica Sullivan<\/strong>, who dropped over 15 seconds to finish in 8:44.63 and earning a spot at the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials. Third place went to unattached swimmer, Allie Davis<\/strong>, in 8:46.11.\u00a0Mission Viejo Nadadores\u2019 15 year-old Samantha Shelton<\/strong> finished fourth, dropping over 10 seconds and earning a Junior National qualifying time of 8:56.22.The men\u2019s 1500-meter freestyle was another exciting race with a down-to-the-wire finish.Sandpiper and U.S. Junior Swimming Team member, Logan Houck<\/strong>, won in 15:21.42. Houck was followed closely by Grieshop who finished in 15:22.03. The Nadadores\u2019 Nick Norman<\/strong> finished a few yards behind in 15:32.70. Nadadores teammates C.J. Smith<\/strong> and Dan O\u2019Connor<\/strong> rounded out the top eight finishing sixth and eighth respectively.<\/p>\n
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Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott<\/p><\/div>\n

Friday<\/h3>\n
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Friday evening began with a new meet and pool record in the women\u2019s 100-meter freestyle. Abbey Weitzell<\/strong> of Canyons (Santa Clarita, CA) won in 54.42, less than a stroke ahead of McLaughlin, who finished in 55.05. Roadrunner\u2019s (Bakersfield, CA) Stanzi Moseley<\/strong>, a U.S. Junior Team member finished third in 55.30. All three ladies finished under the U.S. Olympic Trial berth of 56.49. Shelton finished ninth and earned an Olympic Trial berth.<\/p>\n

In the men\u2019s 100-meter freestyle, nearly all eyes were on USC Trojan, Santo Condorelli<\/strong>, and Olympian, Nathan Adrian<\/strong>\u2019s, meet and pool records of 48.54 set in 2012. Condorelli won the event in 49.65, touching USC teammate, Cristian Quintero<\/strong> by 0.01, so Adrian\u2019s records are safe for now. Cascade\u2019s (Calgary, Canada) Yuri Kisil<\/strong> finished third in 50.18.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

McLaughlin opted to not swim the 200 butterfly in finals, leaving the field open in the finals. Olympian and USC Trojan, Haley Anderson<\/strong> won the event in 2:10.84, but was nowhere near McLaughlin\u2019s prelim time of 2:07.93, which is the 10th fastest 200 butterfly time in the world this year and a new meet record. Sonia Wang<\/strong> (AZOT, Irvine, CA) finished second in 2:12.60, and Ella Eastin<\/strong>, SOCAL (Tustin, Irvine, and Santa Anna, CA) and U.S. Junior Team member (finished just behind in 2:12.98.<\/p>\n

Justin Lynch (CAL, Berkeley, CA), who broke Olympian, Michael Phelps<\/strong>\u2019 National Age Group (NAG) records in the 13-14 and 15-16 year-old 100-meter butterfly, won the 200-meter butterfly in 1:58.43, just over a half second ahead of the U.S. Junior Team and Nadadores\u2019 Grant Shoults<\/strong> who finished in 1:59.15. Corey Okubo<\/strong> (AZOT), who is also a U.S. Junior Team member, finished third in 2:00.80. Ken Takahashi<\/strong> (Nadadores) finished sixth in 2:03.95.<\/p>\n

Hopkins Mariner (New Haven, CT) Erin Earley<\/strong> owned the women\u2019s 200-meter backstroke, finishing in 2:11.62, two seconds ahead of Cascade\u2019s Brooklyn Snodgrass<\/strong>, a bronze medalist in the 50 free at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. Snodgrass touched the wall in 2:13.62. USC Trojan, Hannah Weiss<\/strong> finished just 0.12 behind in 2:13.78.<\/p>\n

Just six heats after finishing third in the 200 butterfly, Okubo came back to win the men\u2019s 200-meter backstroke in 2:02.55, edging out AZOT teammate, Danny Tran<\/strong>, who finished in 2:03.03. Tran and Okubo are members of the 15-16 boys NAG record holing 4 x 100-yard medley relay. Nitro\u2019s Gus Whiteman<\/strong> finished about a stroke behind in 2:04.19.<\/p>\n

Anderson, the 2012 Olympic silver medalist in the open water 10K, proved that 400 meters wasn\u2019t too short of a race for her. She won in 4:12.33. Allie Davis<\/strong> (Unattached, IN) finished second in 4:13.07. Shelton earned another Olympic Trial berth on her way to a 4:14.72 third-place finish. Sydney Franzen<\/strong> of the Nadadores finished seventh in 4:23.54.<\/p>\n

USC Trojan, Mads Glaesner<\/strong>, swam a 3:49.91 in the men\u2019s 400-meter freestyle, far out- pacing the field and just breaking Nadadores\u2019, Larsen Jensen<\/strong>\u2019s, 2008 pool and meet record of 3:49.98. Shoults finished second in 3:54.16, using a strong finish to out-touch Sean Grieshop<\/strong> (Nitro), who went 3:54.40. Grieshop broke the 15-16 boys NAG record in the 500-yard freestyle in 2014. Norman finished fifth in 3:58.55 and Smith followed close behind to finish sixth in 3:59.00.<\/p>\n

The Nadadores women\u2019s team of Shelton, Franzen, Epps, and McLaughlin finished far ahead of the heat to win the 400-meter free relay in 3:49.84, breaking the pool and meet record previously held by the Queensland (Austrailia) team since 2006. The Nadadores were followed by the University of British Columbia (UBC) (Vancouver-Okanagan, Canada) team in 3:53.91, and the Canyons Aquatic Club finished third in 3:55.99.<\/p>\n

UBC won the men\u2019s 400-meter freestyle relay in 3:26.62. Canyons finished second in 3:27.02, and Nitro finished third in 3:30.85.<\/p>\n

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Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Saturday<\/h3>\n
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In the women\u2019s 200-meter freestyle, McLaughlin broke Brittany Elmslie<\/strong>\u2019s meet and pool records of 1:57.75, winning the event in 1:57.55. Davis finished a rather distant second in 2:00.10 and Mosely finished third in 2:00.42. Shelton took the fourth spot with a time of 2:01.99, with Franzen finishing fifth in 2:03.94.<\/p>\n

USC Trojan and Venezuelan Olympian, Cristian Qunitero<\/strong> led the Trojan sweep of the men\u2019s 200-meter freestyle with a time of 1:49.09. Teammates Reed Malone<\/strong> and Glaesner finished second and third, respectively. In a very tight race for second between the top seven contenders in the field, Malone, a U.S. National Team member finished in 1:50.75, and Glaesner finished in 1:51.00. Shoults finished fifth in 1:51.10.<\/p>\n

UBC\u2019s Tera Van Belien<\/strong> destroyed the field in the women\u2019s 200-meter breaststroke with a time of 2:30.04. TOBA\u2019s Kelsey Wog<\/strong> (Manitoba, Canada) finished second in 2:31.61. Marin Pirates\u2019 (Novato, CA) Riley Scott<\/strong> finished third in 2:32.82.<\/p>\n

In the men\u2019s 200-meter breaststroke, Nitro\u2019s Will Licon<\/strong>, who is also an NCAA Division I Champion for the University of Texas, bested two-time Japanese Olympian and former world record holder in the 100- and 200-meter breastrokes, Kosuke Kitajima<\/strong>, to win the event in 2:12.92. Kitajima (Coca-Cola, Tokyo, Japan) finished a distant second in 2:16.67. Kitajima was able to retain his meet and pool records of 2:11.02 set in 2011. Terrapins\u2019 (Concord, CA) Sean Mahoney<\/strong> couldn\u2019t quite pass Kitajima and settled for third with a time of 2:16.86.<\/p>\n

In the women\u2019s 50-meter freestyle, Weitzell won in 25.19. In a tight race for second, Moseley edged AZOT\u2019s Eva Merrell<\/strong> by 0.06 with Mosely going 26.01 and Merrell in at 26.07. McLaughlin went 25.88 in prelims, but opted to swim the event backstroke in finals, finishing eighth in 28.35.<\/p>\n

Danny Tucker<\/strong> (Boilermaker Aquatics, Lafayette, IN) won the men\u2019s 50 free in 22.68. Tucker was followed by Alex Loginov<\/strong> (Toronto Swim Club, Toronto, Canada) in 22.84. Condorelli finished a close third in 22.95.<\/p>\n

In a tight women\u2019s 400-meter individual medley race, Anderson edged out Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson<\/strong> (Greater Ottawa Kingfish, Ottawa, Canada) 4:44.64 to 4:45.04. Nitro\u2019s Regan Barney<\/strong> finished third in 4:47.00.<\/p>\n

In the men\u2019s event, Grieshop won in 4:21.08, Okubo was second in 4:23.94, and Takahashi finished third in 4:29.03.<\/p>\n

On Saturday evening, the Nadadores women won the relay again. This time it was the 800-meter freestyle relay. The Nadadores won in 8:15.01, nearly 25 meters ahead of their closest competition. They were followed by the Tualatin Hills Thunderbolts (Tualatin Hills, OR) in 8:28.52, and Team Alberta (Alberta, Canada) finished third in 8:28.74.Not to be outdone by the ladies, in the men\u2019s 800-meter freestyle relay, the Mission Viejo men\u2019s relays finished first and third. The \u201cA\u201d relay won in 7:37.55, and the \u201cB\u201d relay finished in 7:49.71. Nitro prevented the Nadadores sweep by finishing second in 7:39.95.<\/p>\n

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\"Photo<\/a>

Photo Courtesy: Griffin Scott<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Sunday<\/h3>\n
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The Sandpipers went one-two in the women\u2019s 1500-meter freestyle with Emery winning in 16:46.34 and Sullivan finishing second in 16:51.10. Conejo Simi Swim Club\u2019s (Conejo-Simi, CA) Allie Fogleman<\/strong> finished third in 17:07:04.<\/p>\n

In the men\u2019s 800-meter freestyle, Jordan Wilmovsky<\/strong> (Team Santa Monica, Santa Monica, CA) won in 7:59.72. Houck earned second in 8:02.78, while Norman finished third in 8:06.89. Smith finished seventh in 8:16.12.<\/p>\n

On Sunday, McLaughlin won, but just missed the meet and pool records in the women\u2019s 100-meter butterfly. She finished in 57.87, while the record stands at 57.40, set in 2013 by Katerine Savard<\/strong>. Kendyl Stewart<\/strong> of North Coast Aquatics (Carlsbad-La Jolla, CA) and a U.S. National Team member, finished second in 58.05. Noemi Thomas<\/strong> (UBC) finished third in 59.02.<\/p>\n

In the men\u2019s 100-meter butterfly, Condorelli was able to capture his second win of the meet. His 53.56 was almost a half-second faster than Trojans\u2019 Ralf Tribuntsov<\/strong>\u2019s, a member of the Estonia National Team, 54.00. Clovis Swim Club\u2019s (Clovis, CA) Carl Weigley<\/strong> finished third in 54.07. Shoults finished fourth in 54.49.<\/p>\n

Snodgrass took the women\u2019s 100-meter backstroke in 1:01.71. Team Alberta\u2019s Ingrid Wilm<\/strong> finished in 12:02.44 to out-touch Trojan\u2019s Weiss, who finished third in 1:02.55.<\/p>\n

Trojans\u2019 Dylan Carter<\/strong> won the men\u2019s 100-meter backstroke in 55.53. Russel Wood<\/strong> (Upper Canada Swim Club, Brockville, Canada) prevented the Trojan sweep by finishing second in 55.78, just ahead of Trojans\u2019 Tribuntsov, who finished in 56.13.<\/p>\n

The women\u2019s 100-meter breaststroke was a hotly contested race dominated by Canadian swimmers. The Canadians swept the women\u2019s 100-meter breaststroke with Wog winning in 1:09.27, Van Belien second in 1:09.52, and Rebecca Terejko<\/strong> (UBC) tying for third with Bronwyn Pasloski<\/strong> (Cascade) in 1:10.44.<\/p>\n

In the men\u2019s 100-meter breaststroke, Licon once again bested Kitajima, but this time the race was much closer 1:01.50 to 1:01.98. Kitajima was once again able to retain his meet and pool records of 1:01.01. Trojans\u2019 Jason Block finished third in 1:02.41.<\/p>\n

In the women\u2019s 200-meter individual medley, Seltenreich-Hodgson was in command of the race finishing in 2:14.99 and easily holding off Eastin, who finished second in 2:17.12. Barney finished third in 2:17.82.<\/p>\n

Anton Panferov<\/strong> (Riptide, Huntington Beach, CA) held off Shoults to win the men\u2019s 200- meter individual medley in 2:03.33. Shoults finished second in 2:03.83. Okubo capped off a great meet with a third-place finishing time of 2:04.25. Takahashi finished seventh in 2:08.10.<\/p>\n

The women finished the meet with the 400-meter medley relay. Canada was on top of the field in this event with UBC winning in 4:12.37 and Team Alberta second in 4:17.27. Tualatin Hills finished third in 4:17.77. The Mission Viejo Nadadores \u201cA\u201d relay finished seventh in 4:25.50.<\/p>\n

The final event for the men was also the 400-meter medley relay, and again, the Canadians did well, but Canyons won in 3:47.71. UBC finished second in 3:48.19, and Edmonton-Keyano finished third in 3:50.79. The Mission Viejo Nadadores \u201cA\u201d relay finished seventh in 3:55.42.<\/p>\n

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