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JUNIORS RECAP/RESULTS


WALNUT CREEK DOMINATES U.S. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS The Walnut Creek Aquanuts swept all four finals


events and scored 89 points en route to capture the 2011 U.S. Junior High Point title this week at the National Training Center in Clermont, Fla., March 1-April 2. The Santa Clara Aquamaids (40 points) and Arizona Aqua Stars (19 points) finished in second and third places, respectively. The finals competition featured the solo, duet, team


and combo events. In the solo finals, Walnut Creek’s Alexa Tchekmarev was crowned the 2011 U.S. National Champion after posting a score of 155.2375. Teammates Alyson Haylor (152.9425) and Kaitlin Staines (150.4395) joined her on the medal stand in the silver and bronze medal positions. In the duet, Walnut Creek’s Haylor and Marisa Tashima


grabbed the title of duet national champions with a score of 152.5250. Santa Clara’s Kathryn Spada and Evelyn Wang (149.5065) took second place while teammates Ekaterina Frelikh and Dennise Ramirez (145.7115) followed. In the team event, Walnut Creek finished the semifinal


competition in the top spot with a 153.8150. Santa Clara (149.7300) took home the silver medal while Walnut Creek’s “B” team claimed the bronze. In the combination routine, Walnut Creek scored an 83.900


followed by the Walnut Creek “B” team which posted a 79.1375. The Coral Springs Aquacades finished in the third place position with a 75.550. The event featured athletes ages 15-18, who competed


for Junior National titles in the solo, duet, team and combo events. Top routines from the 2011 U.S. Junior Championships advanced to the 2011 U.S. National Championships. The elite junior championships were hosted by the Central


Florida Sport Commission and Lake County and marks the second time the event has been held in Clermont. The event was previously hosted in south Lake County in 2008. “The Central Florida Sports Commission and Lake County


are proud to once again have hosted the U.S. Junior Synchronized Swimming Championships,” said Sam Stark, Central Florida Sports Commission President. “The National Training Center’s first-class facility and Lake County’s natural setting served as an outstanding backdrop for this prestigious event.”n


8 USASYNCHRO.ORG JULY 2011


JUNIORS SOLO FINAL PLACE / COMPETITOR 1. Alexa Tchekmarev 2. Alyson Haylor 3. Kaitlin Staines


JUNIORS DUET FINAL PLACE / COMPETITOR


1. Alyson Haylor, Marisa Tashima 2. Kathryn Spada, Evelyna Wang 3. Ekaterina Frelikh, Dennise Ramirez


JUNIORS TEAM FINAL PLACE / COMPETITOR


1. Morgan Boneberg, Arlette Carrion, Alyons Haylor, Carolyn Morrice, Suying Rothrock, Kaitlin Staines, Marisa Tashima, Alexa Tchekmarev


2. Isabella Conrad, Ekaterina Frelikh, Caroline Jimenez, Jasmine Pulido, Dennise Ramirez, Kathryn Spada, Evelyna Wang, Rebecca Moody


3. Sofia Bouzos, Karina Boyle, Sarah House, Grace Moran, Sandra Ortellado, Leah Read, Elisabeth Welzien, Victoria Yee


TEAM


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TEAM Walnut Creek Aquanuts Santa Clara Aquamaids Walnut Creek Aquanuts


JUNIORS COMBINATION FINAL PLACE / COMPETITOR


TEAM


1. Morgan Boneberg, Arlette Carrion, Sa- mantha Golomb, Alyson Haylor, Rina Horii, Carolyn Morrice, Suying Rothrock, Kaitlin Staines, Marisa Tashima, Alexa Tchekmarev


2. Sofia Bouzos, Karina Boyle, Grace Moran, Devan Murphy-Hopson, Sandra Ortellado, Leah Read, Sarah House, Elizabeth Welzien, Victoria Yee


3. Kristina Aguirre, Jannel Diaz, Diana Luzardo, Gabriela Maceira, Noelis Orochena, Ivana Radovanovic, Amber Reif, Andreina Rojas, Sarah Vega


Walnut Creek Aquanuts Walnut Creek Aquanuts Coral Springs Aquacades


SCORE 155.2375 152.9425 150.4395


SCORE 152.5250 149.5065 145.7115


SCORE 153.8150


149.7300 144.5690


SCORE 83.9000


79.1375 75.5500


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