{"id":4637,"date":"2002-12-19T20:11:04","date_gmt":"2002-12-20T01:11:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2002\/12\/six-world-12-american-masters-marks-fall-at-new-england-short-course-meters-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T21:15:23","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T04:15:23","slug":"six-world-12-american-masters-marks-fall-at-new-england-short-course-meters-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/six-world-12-american-masters-marks-fall-at-new-england-short-course-meters-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"Six World, 12 American Masters Marks Fall at New England Short Course Meters Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>By Bob Seltzer<\/p>\n<p>NORTON, MA., December 19.  ON the weekend of December 14th-15th at the Balfour Natatorium of Wheaton College in Norton, MA, more than 400 Masters swimmers throughout the region came together for the 2003 New England Short Course Meters Championship to race and have fun.  <\/p>\n<p>Sponsored by New England Masters (NEM), this year\u2019s meet broke previous attendance records and was also the scene of some very fast swimming as six new USMS\/FINA world records and 12 USMS national records were broken. (Click on Results for full results)<\/p>\n<p>GREAT BAY WINS COMPETITION AGAIN <\/p>\n<p>Great Bay Masters defended its title for the fourth consecutive year in defeating the up and coming Minuteman group in the hotly contested New England Masters Workout Group Competition. Minuteman, tagged early as a threat to challenge GBM\u2019s stranglehold on the title, couldn\u2019t catch the indomitable team from New Hampshire\u2019s Great Bay. <\/p>\n<p>Minuteman did improve upon last year\u2019s finish, vaulting ahead of Cambridge for second place. CMSC did slip one notch but still managed to set three new USMS national relay records and maintained its streak of three consecutive years of breaking at least one relay record at five consecutive NE Championship meets. More than 40 recognized NEM workout groups participated in this year\u2019s contest. <\/p>\n<p>Competition was especially intense between Granite State, SWIM RI and Andover and the ultimate finish decided by last few events of the final day. The final top ten standings: <\/p>\n<p>1.      Great Bay                       5,708<br \/>\n2.      Minuteman                       4,903.50<br \/>\n3.      Cambridge                       3,272.50<br \/>\n4.      Granite State Penguins  1,767<br \/>\n5.      Swim RI                 1,734<br \/>\n6.      Andover YMCA            1,622<br \/>\n7.      YMCA of North Shore        728<br \/>\n8.      JCC Newton                         346<br \/>\n9.      New England Barracudas     311<br \/>\n10.     Cape Cod Swim Club                285 <\/p>\n<p>FAST SWIMMING SPAN THE GENERATIONS <\/p>\n<p>NEM has always had an exceptionally strong core of record holders and national champions between the ages of 45 and 55. The NEM zooming boomers were out in force this weekend. <\/p>\n<p>Dan Rogacki (55-59) got things started in the first event when he recorded a 1:06.45 to break Bob Strand\u2019s old standard of 1:07.15. Dan is swimming faster at 55 then 50 and is another case that makes one wonder at what age does the  so-called \u201cdeclining speed curve\u201d apply to Masters. I<\/p>\n<p>n the 50-54 category, two other NEM ageless wonders, Jacki Hirsty and Joel Feldmann battled it out in the 50 free. Jacki finished ahead of Joel by a fingernail with  a 28.54 breaking Laura Val\u2019s world record of 28.56. Joel finished right behind at 28.65 less than a tenth slower than the old world record.  Jacki had the fastest women 50 free swim regardless of age. <\/p>\n<p>Greg Shaw (50-54) is just getting back into Masters swimming after a 30+ year taper. Greg started breaking records last year and this year he\u2019s getting even faster. Greg set new world records in the 50 fly (27.55) and 100 fly (1:01.47) and established a new national record in the 200 im (2:22.68)<\/p>\n<p>Holding up the record banner for the younger generation was Jason Eaddy (25-29), the former Princeton standout who now trains at Harvard\u2019s Blodgett Pool. Jason is carrying on the great NEM butterfly tradition as exemplified by Fred Schlicher (50-54) who also happens to train with Jason at Cambridge Masters. Jason set new world records in the 100 fly (54.83), 200 fly (2:03.59) and a new national record in the 50 fly (25.20).  <\/p>\n<p>While Jason dominated the fly swims he did have competition in the freestyle events in Stuart Cromarty (35-39) twelve years his senior. Jason and Stuart swam side-by-side in very closely contested races in the 200 and 400 frees that were not decided until the last turn. Jason \u201cwon\u201d both races by a second (1:54.72 versus 1:55.50 and 4:06.73 versus 4:07.99) Both of Stuart\u2019s swims were New England records. <\/p>\n<p>The fastest heat of the 200 fly featured across-generation record attempts as Jason, Greg and Fred were all legitimate contenders to set new records. The crowd focused initially on Jason\u2019s swim in Lane 4 as he gapped the field at the 100 but soon realized that Greg Shaw in Lane 1 was also out in world record pace. Greg finished with a 2:21.65 less than tenth off Boo Graner Gallas mark of 2:21.58. Meanwhile, over in Lane 7, Fred Schlicher nearly caught Greg at the end of the race with a 2:22.36. Next year, Fred joins the 55-59 age group and the smart money says he\u2019s a good shot to break BOTH age group records then. <\/p>\n<p>On the relay front, NEM broke four USMS national relay records: <\/p>\n<p>Mixed 76-99 400 Free Relay                              3:57.58<br \/>\nCambridge       B. Lo Pinto, L. Fabian, R. Lorenz, J Eaddy <\/p>\n<p>Mixed 100-119  400 Medley Relay                                 4:16.58<br \/>\nCambridge       B. Lo Pinto, S. Morwaski, J. Eaddy, J Stokes <\/p>\n<p>Women 76-99 800 Free Relay                              9:20.85<br \/>\nCambridge       R. Lorenz, L. Fabian, C. Deveney, J Stokes <\/p>\n<p>Mixed 200-239 800 Free Relay                            9:11.93<br \/>\nG. Shaw, J. Hirsty, T. Grilli, D. Rogacki <\/p>\n<p>MORE THAN 100 NEW ENGLAND RECORDS BROKEN AT MEET <\/p>\n<p>Congratulations to the many NEMs who broke more than 100 New England records over the weekend.  A list of all SCM meter records broken this year, follows: <\/p>\n<p>100 BA  F  40-44  44  1:16.30     Kim E Goodwin     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BA  F  45-49  45  1:18.57    Tracy L Grilli     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BA  F  45-49  47  1:20.02  Karla Nisley-Black   Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 BR  F  30-34  32  1:19.81 Stephanie L Morawski  Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  F  45-49  45  1:31.73    Barb B Handler     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  F  45-49  47  1:32.47  Karla Nisley-Black   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  F  50-54  50  1:32.30   Linda C Carstens    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  F  55-59  57  1:38.51    Kathy M Slifer     Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 FL  F  30-34  30  1:10.17     Brandy N Hugo     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FL  F  35-39  35  1:13.03     Kim A Wesson      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FL  F  40-44  41  1:14.60     Pamela Torrey     Maine 02\/02\/11<br \/>\n100 FL  F  50-54  50  1:34.08   Linda C Carstens    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FL  F  50-54  50  1:34.60    Susan N Ketchen    Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 FR  F  50-54  50  1:03.29     Jacki Hirsty      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FR  F  50-54  51  1:06.47    Joel T Feldmann    Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 IM  F  30-34  30  1:12.30     Brandy N Hugo     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 IM  F  40-44  41  1:15.04 Kathleen H Tetreault  Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 IM  F  50-54  51  1:16.02    Joel T Feldmann    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 IM  F  55-59  57  1:29.38    Kathy M Slifer     Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>200 BA  F  40-44  44  2:46.13     Kim E Goodwin     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 BA  F  40-44  41  2:46.51 Kathleen H Tetreault  Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 BA  F  45-49  47  2:53.65  Karla Nisley-Black   Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>200 BR  F  50-54  50  3:21.42   Linda C Carstens    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 BR  F  55-59  57  3:31.54    Kathy M Slifer     PC 11\/24\/02 <\/p>\n<p>200 FL  F  19-24  22  2:40.41     Britta J Hult     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  F  19-24  22  2:49.10    Rebekah Lorenz     Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>200 FR  F  50-54  50  2:22.21     Jacki Hirsty      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FR  F  55-59  57  2:50.53    Kathy M Slifer     Portsmouth Nov10 <\/p>\n<p>200 IM  F  40-44  41  2:48.53     Pamela Torrey     Maine 02\/02\/11<br \/>\n200 IM  F  45-49  46  2:49.72   Jennifer R Luker    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 IM  F  50-54  50  3:12.69   Linda C Carstens    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 IM  F  55-59  57  3:15.94    Kathy M Slifer     Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>400 FR  F  19-24  22  4:42.22    Rebekah Lorenz     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n400 FR  F  50-54  50  4:57.68     Jacki Hirsty      Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p> 50 BA  F  30-34  30   34.01      Brandy N Hugo     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BA  F  40-44  44   35.69      Jan S Boland      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BA  F  40-44  44   35.71      Kim E Goodwin     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BA  F  45-49  45   35.79     Tracy L Grilli     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BA  F  50-54  51   34.05     Joel T Feldmann    Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p> 50 BR  F  19-24  23   36.51     Noelle Wilhite     NU 02\/10\/26<br \/>\n 50 BR  F  30-34  32   37.07  Stephanie L Morawski  Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BR  F  50-54  50   41.44      Jacki Hirsty      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BR  F  50-54  50   43.36    Linda C Carstens    Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p> 50 FL  F  30-34  30   31.40      Brandy N Hugo     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FL  F  50-54  51   31.97     Joel T Feldmann    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FL  F  50-54  50   39.08     Susan N Ketchen    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FL  F  50-54  50   40.45    Linda C Carstens    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FL  F  55-59  57   40.60     Kathy M Slifer     PC 11\/24\/02 <\/p>\n<p> 50 FR  F  30-34  30   28.63      Brandy N Hugo     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FR  F  50-54  50   28.54      Jacki Hirsty      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FR  F  50-54  51   28.65     Joel T Feldmann    Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 BA  M  55-59  55  1:10.45   Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BA  M  65-69  67  1:24.80    D Barr Clayson     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BA  M  70-74  70  1:35.31      Arnie Green      Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 BR  M  35-39  38  1:09.36   Richard E Landry    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  M  35-39  39  1:09.51     Brian W Casey     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  M  40-44  40  1:10.94   Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  M  55-59  55  1:14.53   Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  M  55-59  56  1:18.92     Bruce E Mohl      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 BR  M  75-79  75  1:37.37       Al Craig        Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 FL  M  25-29  26   54.83      Jason H Eaddy     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FL  M  40-44  40  1:00.40   Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FL  M  45-49  45  1:03.82    Russ W Yarworth    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FL  M  50-54  51  1:00.61       Greg Shaw       NU 02\/10\/26<br \/>\n100 FL  M  55-59  55  1:08.92    Daniel Rogacki     NU 02\/10\/26<br \/>\n100 FL  M  70-74  70  1:45.63      Arnie Green      Portsmouth 02\/03\/17 <\/p>\n<p>100 FR  M  25-29  26   52.55      Jason H Eaddy     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FR  M  40-44  40   55.69    Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FR  M  50-54  51   57.94       Greg J Shaw      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FR  M  55-59  55   59.05    Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 FR  M  55-59  56  1:00.73     Bruce E Mohl      Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>100 IM  M  40-44  40  1:03.15   Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 IM  M  45-49  45  1:06.77    Russ W Yarworth    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 IM  M  55-59  55  1:06.45   Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 IM  M  55-59  56  1:09.83     Bruce E Mohl      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n100 IM  M  60-64  61  1:19.52      Eric Jensen      Portsmouth 02\/03\/17 <\/p>\n<p>200 BA  M  40-44  40  2:19.84    Chris A French     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 BA  M  55-59  55  2:35.63   Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 BA  M  70-74  70  3:35.09      Arnie Green      Portsmouth Nov10 <\/p>\n<p>200 BR  M  40-44  40  2:32.82   Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 BR  M  55-59  55  2:50.31   Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>200 FL  M  25-29  26  2:03.59     Jason H Eaddy     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  M  40-44  40  2:20.53   Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  M  40-44  42  2:22.04    Peter P Neilley    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  M  40-44  42  2:30.78     Frank C Wuest     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  M  40-44  40  2:31.47    Chris A French     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  M  45-49  47  2:28.84     Bradley Vear      Portsmouth 02\/03\/17<br \/>\n200 FL  M  50-54  51  2:21.65      Greg J Shaw      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  M  50-54  54  2:22.36   Fred J Schlicher    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FL  M  55-59  55  2:43.57   Daniel J Rogacki    PC 11\/24\/02<br \/>\n200 FL  M  70-74  70  4:31.80      Arnie Green      Maine 02\/02\/11 <\/p>\n<p>200 FR  M  25-29  26  1:54.72     Jason H Eaddy     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FR  M  35-39  38  1:55.50   Stuart I Cromarty   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FR  M  45-49  45  2:10.80    Russ W Yarworth    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FR  M  55-59  55  2:17.08   Daniel J Rogacki    PC 11\/24\/02<br \/>\n200 FR  M  55-59  56  2:18.05     Bruce E Mohl      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 FR  M  70-74  70  2:56.69      Arnie Green      Maine 02\/02\/11 <\/p>\n<p>200 IM  M  40-44  40  2:15.67   Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 IM  M  45-49  45  2:28.53    Russ W Yarworth    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 IM  M  50-54  51  2:22.68      Greg J Shaw      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 IM  M  55-59  56  2:34.17     Bruce E Mohl      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n200 IM  M  55-59  55  2:34.23   Daniel J Rogacki    Portsmouth Nov10<br \/>\n200 IM  M  60-64  61  2:55.74     Eric R Jensen     Portsmouth Nov10<br \/>\n200 IM  M  70-74  70  3:45.23      Arnie Green      Maine 02\/02\/11 <\/p>\n<p>400 FR  M  25-29  26  4:06.13     Jason H Eaddy     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n400 FR  M  35-39  38  4:07.99   Stuart I Cromarty   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n400 FR  M  40-44  40  4:30.55    Chris A French     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n400 FR  M  40-44  40  4:31.25    Edmund Gendreau    NU 02\/10\/26<br \/>\n400 FR  M  45-49  46  4:48.70     David J Welch     Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>400 IM  M  25-29  26  4:39.96     Jason H Eaddy     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n400 IM  M  40-44  40  5:03.43   Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n400 IM  M  50-54  54  5:20.64   Fred J Schlicher    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n400 IM  M  60-64  60  6:21.47     Ronald Molnar     Maine 02\/02\/11<br \/>\n400 IM  M  70-74  70  7:52.57      Arnie Green      Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p> 50 BA  M  25-29  26   26.97   Benjamin N Lo-Pinto  Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BA  M  55-59  55   32.22    Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BA  M  55-59  56   34.07      Bruce E Mohl      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BA  M  70-74  70   42.92       Arnie Green      Maine 02\/02\/11 <\/p>\n<p> 50 BR  M  35-39  38   31.23    Richard E Landry    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BR  M  40-44  43   32.81     Keith T Hoffman    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BR  M  55-59  55   34.21    Daniel J Rogacki    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BR  M  65-69  67   41.00     D Barr Clayson     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 BR  M  75-79  75   44.35        Al Craig        Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p> 50 FL  M  25-29  26   25.01      Jason H Eaddy     Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FL  M  40-44  40   27.47    Edmund J Gendreau   Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FL  M  45-49  47   28.55      Bradley Vear      Portsmouth 02\/03\/17<br \/>\n 50 FL  M  50-54  51   27.11       Greg J Shaw      Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FL  M  50-54  51   27.39        Greg Shaw       NU 02\/10\/26<br \/>\n 50 FL  M  55-59  55   29.94     Daniel Rogacki     NU 02\/10\/26 <\/p>\n<p> 50 FR  M  25-29  26   24.02   Benjamin N Lo-Pinto  Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FR  M  35-39  38   24.27    Richard E Landry    Wheat 12\/14-15<br \/>\n 50 FR  M  55-59  55   26.27    Daniel J Rogacki    Portsmouth Nov10<br \/>\n 50 FR  M  55-59  56   27.63      Bruce E Mohl      Wheat 12\/14-15 <\/p>\n<p>800 FR  M  55-59  59  11:36.6      David Vail       Maine 02\/02\/11 <\/p>\n<p>NEM PROSPECTS FOR VIRTUAL SCM NATIONAL CHAMPION LOOK  GOOD <\/p>\n<p>This year, NEM instigated the first every virtual SCM national championship. We\u2019ve been receiving meet results from around the country thanks to the effort of different meet directors and the coordinated push by Mel Dyck. We will combine all of these results into one large meet file and score, down to the 16th place, each regional meet as members of one team (e.g. New England versus Pacific Masters). Any SCM meets held from October 1st through December 31, 2001 will be eligible. So far we\u2019ve received results from: <\/p>\n<p>Pacific Masters LMSC , Arizona State Championships, Indiana and Great Lakes Zones, Dixie Zones, Southern Masters LMSC, Southern Pacific Masters Zone and hope to receive results from the Pacific Northwest Zones and Colonies Zones.  We expect to process the results next month. Prospects for New England victory look good since based on the information received to date we have at least 60% more splashes than the other meets.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>By Bob Seltzer NORTON, MA., December 19. 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