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PALO ALTO, Calif. August 12. CHELSEA Nauta, 15 of Tampa Bay Aquatics, opened another great evening of racing in the 2004 Summer NCSA Junior Nationals at the Avery Aquatic Center by breaking the 57 second mark in the girls' 100-meter freestyle. <\/p>\n

Chelsea has been on quite a run here at Stanford. She qualified 15th at Nationals with a personal best, dropped another few tenths to win the consolation heat with her personal best (again) coming into this meet (57.08). Now she wins the Junior Nationals at 56.97, a time that would have moved her up to fifth last week. <\/p>\n

The 200 breaststroke was a deep event for the girls with Alicia Jensen, 17, Foxjet-MN, leading 11 swimmers under the national cut (8 in finals; 3 in prelims only) with her 2:32.74 effort. <\/p>\n

An especially hot event on the boys' side was the 100 backstroke ,where David Russell, 17 of New England Barracudas, fought off Alex Righi, 17, of Arizona Desert Fox, to win 56.81 to 57.16. Russell improved by .25 over his second place performance last week behind Randall Bal of Stanford. Righi did not swim in the ConocoPhillips meet but his silver medal swim in Juniors would have won bronze in seniors.<\/p>\n

The combined team race is incredibly close through Wednesday, with only 4 points separating leader Blue Tide Aquatics with 262 and The Woodlands with 258 and Orinda stuck between the two. Woodlands leads the girl\u2019s scoring, while Blue Tide is the boy\u2019s leader.<\/p>\n

The meet continues Thursday and Friday, with the following Heats, Semi-finals and Finals set Thursday.<\/p>\n

Thursday Aug 12
\nMorning Session<\/p>\n

25. W 200 freestyle H
\n26. M 200 freestyle H
\n27. W 100 breaststroke H
\n28. M 100 breaststroke H
\n29. W 200 backstroke H
\n30. M 200 backstroke H
\n31. W 100 butterfly H
\n32. M 100 butterfly H
\n33. W 4 X 50 FR SH
\n34. M 4 X 50 FR SH
\nEvening Session<\/p>\n

Consols. And Finals
\n25. W 200 freestyle F
\n26. M 200 freestyle F
\n27. W 100 breaststroke SF
\n28. M 100 breaststroke SF
\n29. W 200 backstroke F
\n30. M 200 backstroke F
\n31. W 100 butterfly SF
\n32. M 100 butterfly SF
\n33. W 4 X 50 FR FH
\n34. M 4 X 50 FR FH <\/p>\n

Wednesday\u2019s winners, Semi-final leaders and national championship standard performances included: <\/p>\n

Event 7 Girls 100 LC Meter Freestyle
\n2 McCarthy, Meredith 17 The Woodlands-GU 57.66 57.28 NAT
\n 28.00 57.28 (29.28)
\n 3 Jasmer, Kim J 17 South CoastAT-OR 57.86 57.67 NAT
\n 28.15 57.67 (29.52) <\/p>\n

Event 8 Boys 100 LC Meter Freestyle
\n1 Whittington, Joe J 18 Bakersfield Swim-CC 51.99 51.35 NAT
\n 24.72 51.35 (26.63) <\/p>\n

Event 11 Girls 100 LC Meter Backstroke
\n1 Marik, Melissa A 16 Naperville-IL 1:05.84 1:04.82 NAT
\n 2 Stanton, Madeleine 17 BTA-GU 1:05.59 1:04.91 NAT
\n 31.49 1:04.91 (33.42)
\n 3 White, Heather C 16 Orinda Aquatics-PC 1:06.21 1:05.13 NAT
\n 32.17 1:05.13 (32.96)
\n 4 Christensen, Mei L 16 CUBU-PV 1:05.13 1:05.30 NAT
\n 31.38 1:05.30 (33.92) <\/p>\n

Event 12 Boys 100 LC Meter Backstroke
\n1 Russell, David P 17 Cudas-NE 58.18 56.81 NAT
\n 27.80 56.81 (29.01)
\n 2 Righi, Alex 17 ArizonaDesertFox-AZ 57.99 57.16 NAT
\n 27.71 57.16 (29.45) <\/p>\n

Event 17 Girls 50 LC Meter Butterfly
\n1 Sargent, Sarah B 15 Excel Aquatics-SE 28.47 27.90 JNAT
\n 2 Winters, Kelsey A 14 Gcat-GA 28.57 28.16 JNAT <\/p>\n

Event 18 Boys 50 LC Meter Butterfly
\n1 Zaferes, Tom G 18 Cabrillo Threshr-PC 25.59 25.52 JNAT
\n 2 Caskey, Neil A 15 Fleet Swimming-GU 25.68 25.82 JNAT
\n 3 Dauw, Curtis M 16 St Charles-IL 26.05 25.90 JNAT
\n 4 Russell, David P 17 Cudas-NE 26.21 25.96 JNAT <\/p>\n

Event 19 Girls 400 LC Meter Freestyle
\n1 Jennings, Christin 17 Boulder-CO 4:20.64 4:18.11 JNAT
\n 30.75 1:03.51 (32.76) 1:36.43 (32.92) 2:09.35 (32.92) 2:42.12 (32.77) 3:14.52 (32.40) 3:46.74 (32.22) 4:18.11 (31.37)
\n 2 Akerfelds, Aleksa 15 Middies-MR 4:23.27 4:18.37 JNAT
\n 30.09 1:02.14 (32.05) 1:35.00 (32.86) 2:07.76 (32.76) 2:40.57 (32.81) 3:13.63 (33.06) 3:46.52 (32.89) 4:18.37 (31.85)
\n 3 Goldson, Liz C 15 LIAC-MR 4:21.63 4:18.94 JNAT
\n 30.81 1:03.52 (32.71) 1:36.80 (33.28) 2:09.59 (32.79) 2:42.85 (33.26) 3:15.89 (33.04) 3:47.90 (32.01) 4:18.94 (31.04)<\/p>\n

Event 20 Boys 400 LC Meter Freestyle
\n1 Morrell, Nolan K 17 Bend Swim Club-OR 4:02.84 4:03.36 JNAT
\n 28.59 59.82 (31.23) 1:31.15 (31.33) 2:02.64 (31.49) 2:33.66 (31.02) 3:04.81 (31.15) 3:35.16 (30.35) 4:03.36 (28.20)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Storie, Logan W 15 Cat-OR 4:06.78 4:03.42 JNAT
\n 28.37 58.65 (30.28) 1:29.59 (30.94) 2:00.22 (30.63) 2:30.88 (30.66) 3:02.30 (31.42) 3:32.93 (30.63) 4:03.42 (30.49)<\/p>\n

Event 21 Girls 200 LC Meter Breaststroke
\n1 Jensen, Alicia M 17 Foxjet-MN 2:37.09 2:32.74 NAT
\n 1:14.21 ( ) 2:32.74 (1:18.53)
\n 2 Schmitt, Jessica P 13 North Coast-SI 2:36.26 2:34.60 NAT
\n 35.72 1:15.25 (39.53) 1:55.20 (39.95) 2:34.60 (39.40)
\n 3 Boosalis, Maryann 17 IHAC-CA 2:35.38 2:35.08 NAT
\n 35.88 1:15.38 (39.50) 1:55.09 (39.71) 2:35.08 (39.99)
\n 4 Gabert, Stepahnie 14 Aquazot Swim Clu-CA 2:35.27 2:35.23 NAT
\n 34.93 1:14.68 (39.75) 1:55.45 (40.77) 2:35.23 (39.78)
\n 5 Smith, Amilee A 15 Rock-Mont SC-PV 2:37.58 2:35.71 NAT
\n 36.22 1:15.97 (39.75) 1:55.93 (39.96) 2:35.71 (39.78)
\n 6 Pierce, Leah J 16 CSC-MV 2:37.81 2:37.41 NAT
\n 35.65 1:15.21 (39.56) 1:56.28 (41.07) 2:37.41 (41.13)
\n 7 Leite, Karla Z 17 LIAC-MR 2:37.84 2:38.19 JNAT
\n 36.47 1:16.21 (39.74) 1:57.08 (40.87) 2:38.19 (41.11)
\n 8 Leverenz, Caitlin 13 Unat 2:37.99 2:39.25 JNAT
\n 35.81 1:15.61 (39.80) 1:57.02 (41.41) 2:39.25 (42.23)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Doolittle, Margare 16 Spare Time Aq 2:38.89 2:36.47 NAT
\n 1:15.28 ( ) 2:36.47 (1:21.19)
\n 10 Beales, Kristen E 16 CUBU-PV 2:38.74 2:36.67 NAT
\n 36.27 1:16.16 (39.89) 1:56.43 (40.27) 2:36.67 (40.24)
\n 11 Vavra, Allysa M 14 Atlantis-MA 2:38.05 2:39.48 JNAT
\n 35.57 1:15.60 (40.03) 1:56.84 (41.24) 2:39.48 (42.64) <\/p>\n

Event 22 Boys 200 LC Meter Breaststroke
\n1 Kornfeld, Paul G 17 BTA-GU 2:24.22 2:18.16 NAT
\n 30.58 1:05.74 (35.16) 1:41.90 (36.16) 2:18.16 (36.26)
\n 2 Zaich, Paul D 17 Aquazot Swim Clu-CA 2:25.07 2:22.22 NAT
\n 32.45 1:08.58 (36.13) 1:44.76 (36.18) 2:22.22 (37.46) <\/p>\n

Event 23 Girls 400 LC Meter Freestyle Relay
\n1 The Woodlands Swim Team-GU 'A' 3:55.19 NAT
\n 1) McCarthy, Meredith F 17 2) Amundsen, Kelsey J 13
\n 3) Purtell, Shaunna L 15 4) Weber, Taylor E 16
\n 29.21 59.96 (59.96) 1:28.33 (28.37) 1:59.32 (59.36) 2:27.05 (27.73) 2:58.18 (58.86) 3:25.16 (26.98) 3:55.19 (57.01)
\n 2 Curl-Burke Swim Club-PV 'A' 3:57.31 NAT
\n 1) Kemp, Liz A 16 2) Law, Colleen M 16
\n 3) Nichols, Christine E 17 4) Jacoby, Lauren N 15
\n 29.15 59.74 (59.74) 1:28.53 (28.79) 1:59.44 (59.70) 2:27.78 (28.34) 2:59.14 (59.70) 3:26.79 (27.65) 3:57.31 (58.17)
\n 3 Blue Tide Aquatics-GU 'A' 3:58.20 NAT
\n 29.13 1:00.69 (1:00.69) 1:28.89 (28.20) 1:59.19 (58.50) 2:27.71 (28.52) 2:58.51 (59.32) 3:26.99 (28.48) 3:58.20 (59.69)
\n 4 Arizona Desert Fox-AZ 'A' 3:58.21 NAT
\n 59.98 (59.98) 1:59.11 (59.13) 2:59.60 (1:00.49) 3:58.21 (58.61) <\/p>\n

Event 24 Boys 400 LC Meter Freestyle Relay
\n1 Bakersfield Swim Club-CC 'A' 3:31.33 NAT
\n 25.72 52.63 (52.63) 1:17.77 (25.14) 1:45.73 (53.10) 2:10.13 (24.40) 2:37.68 (51.95) 3:03.24 (25.56) 3:31.33 (53.65)<\/p>\n

Through Event 23
\n Combined Team Scores
\n Place Team Points
\n 1 Blue Tide Aquatics BTA-GU 262
\n 2 Orinda Aquatics OAPB-PC 259.50
\n 3 The Woodlands Swim Team TWST-GU 258
\n 4 Curl-Burke Swim Club CUBU-PV 232
\n 5 Aquazot Swim Club AZOT-CA 225
\n 6 Irvine Novaquatics NOVA!-CA 157.50
\n 7 Arizona Desert Fox AFOX-AZ 145
\n 8 Industry Hills Aquatic Club IHAC-CA 142
\n 9 New England Barracudas CUDA-NE 140
\n 10 Arden Hills Swimming AH-SN 135
\n 11 North Coast Aquatics NCA-SI 116
\n 12 Long Island Aquatic Club LIAC-MR 115<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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