Wasilla senior ready to end drought

WASILLA — It’s been nearly a decade since a Mat-Su Valley swimmer captured state gold. But on Saturday, Wasilla senior Jeff Frey is going to do his best to change that.

Frey, the outstanding boys swimmer of last week’s Region III Championships, will compete in four events when athletes hit the water for the ASAA/First National Bank 4A State Swimming and Diving Championships at Bartlett High School.

“He has the mental strength, he’s got the emotional strength and he definitely has the physical strength,” Wasilla head coach Matt Hanley said. “He’s going to be ready.”

Frey is part of a pair of state-qualifying relay teams, but the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle races provide Frey the best shot at becoming the first Valley athlete to win an individual title since former Palmer swimmer Dirk Craft and diver Richelle Knapp each won a state championship during the 2000 meet.

Frey enters the meet as the top-seeded swimmer in both the 50 and 100 freestyle. He won both races in record-breaking fashion at the Region III Championships. On Saturday, Frey would like to cap his stellar prep swimming career with another record.

“I really wanted to get those region records, but the 50 free state record is definitely my goal,” Frey said before his team’s practice Wednesday afternoon. “If I could get that, I’d be really happy.”

Former Service standout Andrew Tainter owns that mark, thanks to the blazing time of 20.91 seconds he swam in 1996. Not only has Tainter’s record stood for 13 years, Hanley said no Alaska high school swimmer has broken the 21-second mark in the 50 free.

Frey doesn’t want to jinx himself, call for the record and fall short. But Hanley has no doubt Frey has the potential to swim his way into the record books.

“He’s already been at 20.5 (seconds) in a relay and 20.8 (seconds) twice in a relay. He’s the only person to go under 21 since Tainter in this state,” Hanley said. “He’s felt the speed, felt what it’s like to go that fast. Get the magic of the meet going, the energy flying, and there’s no telling what he can do.”

Frey knew he had the times to break region records going into the Region III meet last week, but was excited to officially break the marks.

“I had two good races,” Frey said. “I thought it was pretty cool to have my name in the books, to have other kids, like me, to look at.”

The two-day state championships, which start today at 1 p.m. at Bartlett High School, will be the final meet of Frey’s prep career, but he’s hoping to continue swimming at the college level. Frey has not selected a school, but has narrowed the list of possibilities down to three choices — Division I programs Wyoming and North Dakota, and NAIA Illinois Institute of Technology.

Frey, who also swims for Hanley as a part of the Northern Lights Swim Club, is one of nine athletes who will represent Wasilla in the state meet this weekend. Frey is also one of three region champions on that list.

Senior Christian Long is the region champion in the 500 freestyle, and will compete as the seventh-seeded swimmer in that event. Senior Dylan Spargo qualified in the 100 breaststroke.

Long and Spargo also join Frey as members of a relay team that qualified for state in both the 200 freestyle and 200 medley relay.

Long and Frey are relay veterans, but Hanley credits the work of Spargo and Kevin Snavley for the continued success of the WHS relay teams.

 “They’ve stepped up and worked incredibly hard this season,” Hanley said.

Now, the Warriors are looking for success in the relay events.

“We’re hoping to get a medal,” Frey said. “I think we can do it.”

Ben Fife, Brandon Little, Michael Foy and Keith Pulver also qualify as alternates on the relay squads.

Senior, Rachel Kennedy, leads the Wasilla girls into the state meet as the three-time defending Region III champion in the 1-meter dive. Kennedy will be joined on the diving board by junior Mariah Schachle, the runner-up in the dive last week.

“The diving is definitely strong,” Hanley said. “Rachel is looking better and better, and Mariah is a strong, strong and talented girl.”

Senior Karina Barria will swim in the girls’ 50 freestyle. Barria is seeded seventh.

Also, qualifying for the Wasilla girls is an emerging talent in sophomore Brittany Shattuck, who will compete in the 200 individual medley. Hanley said Shattuck thought she was on the bubble, owning the 17th-best time in an event that brings 16 swimmers to state. But thanks to her time of 2:29.92, Shattuck worked her way into the state meet.

A trio of Colony Knights also qualified for the state championships.

Nicholas Brunger and Katelyn Payne will each swim in a pair of events. Brunger qualified in the 50 and 100 freestyle. Payne will compete in the 100 backstroke and 200 freestyle.

Alexander Deedy will dive for the Knights.

Contact Frontiersman sports editor Jeremiah Bartz at sports@frontiersman.com.

ASAA state

swimming qualifiers

Girls

200 medley relay — 1. Service, 1:50.17; 2. Ketchikan, 1:51.89; 3. Dimond, 1:52.16; 4. Kodiak, 1:54.74; 5. East, 1:54.94; 6. Soldotna, 1:56.32; 7. South, 1:57.50; 8. Lathrop, 1:57.88.

200 freestyle — 1. Anne Goering, West Valley, 1:56.51; 2. Emilee Johnson, Ketchikan, 1:57.77; 3. Jori Lindquist, Kodiak, 1:58.66; 4. Katy Dalton, West, 1:59.37; 5. Hannah Iverson, Service, 1:59.44; 6. Jordan Iverson, Service, 1:59.96; 7. Olivia Pfeifer, Kenai, 2:01.04; 8. Chelsea Knight, South, 2:02.52; 9. Jesi Cavanaugh, East, 2:02.52; 10. Leticia Brustolin, Dimond, 2:03.00; 11. Kendra Day, Lathrop, 2:04.68; 12. Marie Schmidt, Homer, 2:05.59; 13. McKinley Wallace, East, 2:06.47; 14. Lindsay Clark, Juneau, 2:06.79; 15. Katie Bauer, Service, 2:09.38.

200 individual medley — 1. Janelle Stacy, Ketchikan, 2:12.25; 2. Nikki Wray, Dimond, 2:12.61; 3. Elizabeth Bennett, Monroe, 2:13.65; 4. Olivia Bowen, Soldotna, 2:14.34; 5. Victoria Adams, Service, 2:14.34; 6. Celeste Beck-Goodell, Kodiak, 2:15.57; 7. Michelle Hawkins, Dimond, 2:15.57; 8. Auri Clark, Juneau, 2:16.85; 9. Chloe Miller, Service, 2:17.60; 10. Lori Jones, East, 2:19.02; 11. Laura McDuffie, Service, 2:24.90; 12. Kassandra Klose, Ketchikan, 2:25.20; 13. Sammye Jones, Kodiak, 2:27.03; 14. Megan Jester, Kodiak, 2:29.13; 15. Kira O’Donoghue, West Valley, 2:29.31; 16. Brittany Shattuck, Wasilla, 2:29.92.

50 freestyle — 1. Sam Wicks, East, 24.07; 2. Mary Uselmann, Service, 24:57; 3. Ilaura, Reeves, Lathrop, 25.09; 4. Christine Kirk, Service, 25.53; 5. Paulina Yoo, South, 25.54; 6. Hannah Norris, Valdez, 25.65; 7. Karina Barria, Wasilla, 25.66; 8. Haley Bissell, Dimond, 25.66; 9. Tessa Hasbrouck, Petersburg, 25.73; 10. Kelly Hoffman, West Valley, 25.76; 11. Kaylen Jones, South, 25.84; 12. Elyse Johnston, Kodiak, 25.91; 13. Carrie Sauerbrey, East, 25.95; 14. Isabel Stephens, Ketchikan, 25.95; 15. Kendra Ashwell, Kenai, 26.20; 16. Kristin Nauneker, Petersburg, 26.23.

1-meter diving — 1. Renee Jordan, East, 389.10; 2. Rachel Kennedy, Wasilla, 377.60; 3. Mariah Schachel, Wasilla, 351.80; 4. Joanna Wallace, Monroe, 332.65; 5. Sam Sharp, Juneaeu, 328.10; 6. Emily Sharp, Juneau, 317.40; 7. Savannah Craft, West Valley, 311.65; 8. Lindsey Seneff, Homer, 303.30; 9. Kaitlin Friedli, Chugiak, 292.40; 10. Katie Cartee, South, 291.75; 11. Julia Parrish, Lathrop, 289.70; 12. Sophie Hogen, Kodiak, 276.10; 13. Zeeba Sanchez, Thunder Mtn., 263.70; 14. Dezi Julo, Bartlett, 257.05; 15. Lye-yeng Wong, South, 254.75; 16. Paris Bennett, Dimond, 235.60.

100 butterfly — 1. Margot Adams, Service, 57.24; 2. Janele Stacy, Ketchikan, 59.08; 3. Elizabeth Bennett, Monroe, 59.20; 4. Olivia Bowen, Soldotna, 59.24; 5. Mary Uselman, Service, 59.40; 6. Jesi Cavanaugh, East, 59.76; 7. Auri Calrk, Juneau, 59.99; 8. Lori Jones, East, 1:02.30; 9. Julie James, West Valley, 1:02.37; 10. Lauren Summers, Dimond, 1:02.70; 11. Alissa Bezenek, Ketchikan, 1:03.07; 12. Madeline Bulkow, Service, 1:03.29; 13. Chelsea Knight, South, 1:04.21; 14. Kristin Neuneker, Petersburg, 1:04.50; 15. Ashley Taylor, South, 1:05.49; 16. Kyla Young, Kodiak, 1:05.53.

100 freestyle — 1. Anne Goering, West Valley, 53.60; 2. Margot Adams, Service, 54.31; 3. Emilee Johnson, Ketchikan, 54.45; 4. Katy Dalton, West, 54.68; 5. Tessa Hasbrouck, Petersburg, 55.81; 6. Hannah Norris, Valdez, 55.95; 7. Laura Griffing, Kodiak, 56.14; 8. Kelly Hoffman, West Valley, 56.58; 9. Kaylen Jones, South, 56.88; 10. Kendra Day, Lathrop, 57.03; 11. Katie Bauer, Service, 57.31; 12. Elyse Johnston, Kodiak, 57.53; 13. Katie Oldenkamp, Chugiak, 57.69; 14. Randi Freestone, Soldotna, 57.91; 15. Katherine Kirkwood, South, 57.91; 16. Eileen Audette, Seward, 58.06.

500 freestyle — 1. Celeste Beck-Goodell, Kodiak, 5:19.05; 2. Jordan Iverson, Service, 5:21.19; 3. Hannah Iverson, Service, 5:22.98; 4. Nikki Wray, Dimond, 5:23.47; 5. Olivia Pfeifer, Kenai, 5:26.25; 6. Marlana Tucillo, South, 5:29.85; 7. Leticia Brustolin, Dimond, 5:32.67; 8. Marie Schmidt, Homer, 5:33.73; 9. McKinley Wallace, East, 5:38.03; 10. Ena Burr, East, 5:40.65; 11. Hayley Holt, Dimond, 5:41.16; 12. Donna McNulty, Homer, 5:46.87; 13. Lindsay Clark, Juneau, 5:47.05; 14. Benita Hinsen, Haines, 5:52.85; 15. Mikayla Brown-Harrison, Ketchikan, 5:53.32; 16. Annie Smith, Monroe, 5:55.65.

200 freestyle relay — 1. Service, 1:40.11; 2. East, 1:41.07; 3. South, 1:41.66; 4. Kodiak, 1:44.57; 5. West Valley, 1:45.18; 6. Kenai, 1:45.48; 7. Juneau, 1:46.17; 8. Lathrop, 1:46.21.

100 backstroke — 1. Sam Wicks, East, 58.05; 2. Michelle Hawkins, Dimond, 59.13; 3. Victoria Adams, Service, 59.33; 4. Jori Lindquist, Kodiak, 1:00.22; 5. Haley Bissell, Dimond, 1:02.20; 6. Paulina Yoo, South, 1:02.72; 7. Alissa Bezenek, Ketchikan, 1:03.49; 8. Katelyn Payne, Colony, 1:03.94; 9. Laura McDuffie, Service, 1:04.23; 10. Jackie St. Clair, Haines, 1:05.32; 11. Sarah Sauerbrey, East, 1:05.70; 12. Kalsin Clark, Kodiak, 1:05.77; 13. Ena Burr, East, 1:06.29; 14. Anna Bullock, Thunder Mtn., 1:08.48; 15. Brianna Geddings, Lathrop, 1:08.64; 16. Kerry Barto, Juneau, 1:08.73.

100 breaststroke — 1. Kendra Standley, Ketchikan, 1:08.09; 2. Laura Griffing, Kodiak, 1:09.02; 3. Myra Scholze, Kodiak, 1:09.32; 4. Christine Kirk, Service, 1:10.86; 5. Donna McNulty, Homer, 1:12.22; 6. Ilaura Reeves, Lathrop, 1:12.52; 7. Randi Freestone, Soldotna, 1:12.78; 8. Kira O’Donoghue, West Valley, 1:13.02; 9. Chole Miller, Service, 1:13.55; 10. Marlana Tucillo, South, 1:13.58; 11. Michaela Shirnberg, Soldotna, 1:13.97; 12. Eileen Audette, Seward, 1:14.92; 13. Sammye Jones, Kodiak, 1:14.92; 14. Kassandra Klose, Ketchikan, 1:15.22; 15. Erin Cockerham, Eagle River, 1:15.62; 16. Maddy Chadwick, Sitka, 1:15.67.

400 freestyle relay — 1. Service, 3:42.53; 2. Ketchikan, 3:46.72; 3. Dimond, 3:46.72; 4. Kodiak, 3:47.05; 5. East, 3:48.99; 6. Soldotna, 3:51.21; 7. South, 3:51.44; 8. West Valley, 3:55.73.

Boys

200 medley relay — 1. Juneau, 1:39.70; 2. Lathrop, 1:40.38; 3. Dimond, 1:40.42; 4. South, 1:42.35; 5. Wasilla, 1:44.42; 6. Service, 1:45.72; 7. West Valley, 1:46.17; 8. Soldotna, 1:46.88.

200 freestyle — 1. Matthew Summers, Dimond, 1:44.33; 2. Ryan O’Leary, Seward, 1:45.96; 3. Logan Hanneman, Lathrop, 1:46.30; 4. David Wilcox, Dimond, 1:49.09; 5. Austin Reed, Kodiak, 1:50.43; 6. Simon Ross, Dimond, 1:51.92; 7. Jackson Ursin, Dimond, 1:51.92; 8. Jeff Danielson, Lathrop, 1:52.35; 9. Josh Anderson, Juneau, 1:52.61; 10. Michael Dunhoff, Service, 1:53.07; 11. Clayton Schauff, Kodiak, 1:53.53; 12. Tucker McGownd, West, 1:53.77; 13. Anders Nyquist, Kenai, 1:54.17; 14. Micah Stocker, East, 1:54.34; 15. Clinton Steger, East, 1:56.00; 16. Jonah Swanson, Juneau, 1:57.08.

200 individaul medley — 1. Cody Brunette, Juneau, 1:58.72; 2. Keegan Severns, Lathrop, 1:59.54; 3. Jay Schulte, South, 2:01.27; 4. Case Kuikhoven, Ketchikan, 2:07.04; 5. Gordon Reeder, Sitka, 2:07.14; 6. Forrest Scofield, Service, 2:07.19; 7. Cody Schick, Juneau, 2:08.39; 8. Richard Ginter, Homer, 2:09.92; 9. Gregory Evershed, Hutchison, 2:09.94; 10. Erik Wilcox, Dimond, 2:09.98; 11. Nick Bullington, West, 2:10.62; 12. Carlton Burnside, Kodiak, 2:10.86; 13. Alex Barto, Juneau, 2:13.04; 14. Evan Norman, Juneau, 2:13.56; 15. Austin Fitzgerald, West Valley, 2:15.21; 16. Matthew Wilson, Dimond, 2:15.27.

50 freestyle — 1. Jeff Frey, Wasilla, 21.30; 2. Wyatt Adams, Service, 21.95; 3. Nick Rutecki, Juneau, 22.00; 4. Nando Macinko, Kodiak, 22.27; 5. Shawn Wooten, East, 22.33; 6. Brett Krenzelok, Eagle River, 22.65; 7. Jordan Reid, Petersburg, 22.65; 8. Ben Rockwell, South, 22.70; 9. Preston Marsh, Petersburg, 22.76; 10. Tyler Mickelson, Juneau, 23.12; 11. Nicholas Brunger, Colony, 23.18; 12. Luke Carson, West Valley, 23.36; 13. Ryan McMaster, Skyview, 23.44; 14. Ben Vandermeer, West Valley, 23.64; 15. Derek Weaver, Craig, 23.69; 16. Dylan Wannamaker, Kenai, 23.84.

1-meter diving — 1. Scott Wandersee, Kodiak, 516.60; 2. Rafe Hembree, West Valley, 422.80; 3. Dalton Haas, Service, 414.10; 4. Alexander Deedy, Colony, 395.55; 5. Cody Tate, Soldotna, 368.90; 6. Bryan Haley, Bartlett, 362.25; 7. Josh Oldham, South, 360.00; 8. Cade Bennett, Dimond, 348.50; 9. Jay Graham, West Valley, 328.10; 10. Asa Aulbach, Petersburg, 326.00; 11. Elrik Hanson, Kodiak, 324.60; 12. Peter Bellagh, Juneau, 308.00; 13. Garrett Hall, Homer, 302.80; 14. Cody Frazier, North Pole, 297.90; 15. Evan Tyler, West, 297.25; 16. Dakota Koch, North Pole, 292.75.

100 butterfly — 1. Winter Heaven, Soldotna, 51.47; 2. Cody Brunette, Juneau, 51.80; 3. Wyatt Adams, Service, 52.68; 4. Tyler Mickelson, Juneau, 54.55; 5. Phillip Martinez, Lathrop, 55.00; 6. Gregory Evershed, Hutchison, 55.08; 7. Seth Cayce, Juneau, 55.54; 8. Clayton Schauff, Kodiak, 56.14; 9. David Wilcox, Dimond, 56.31; 10. Anders Nyquist, Kenai, 56.34; 11. Matthew Wilson, Dimond, 57.87; 12. Richard Ginter, Homer, 58.26; 13. Michael Dunhoff, Service, 58.34; 14. Chris Edsell, Lathrop, 58.83; 15. Alder Fletcher, Homer, 59.25; 16. Adam Anderson, Dimond, 59.98.

100 freestyle — 1. Jeff Frey, Wasilla, 47.39; 2. Ryan O’Leary, Seward, 47.42; 3. Nick Rutecki, Juneau, 47.85; 4. Logan Hanneman, Lathrop, 48.09; 5. Drew Vandermeer, West Valley, 48.12; 6. Adam Kowalewski, Dimond, 48.53; 7. Austin Reed, Kodiak, 49.52; 8. Shawn Wooten, East, 49.64; 9. Ben Rockwell, South, 49.88; 10. Jordan Reid, Petersburg, 50.28; 11. Josh Anderson, Juneau, 50.47; 12. Nicholas Brunger, Colony, 51.17; 13. Kenneth Piech, North Pole, 51.36; 14. Tucker McGownd, West, 51.54; 15. Rowan Bulkow, Service, 52.07; 16. Evan Harrington, Sitka, 52.22.

500 freestyle — 1. Matthew Summers, Dimond, 4:44.67; 2. Jackson Ursin, Dimond, 5:00.58; 3. Simon Ross, Dimond, 5:00.66; 4. Case Kuikhoven, Ketchikan, 5:02.44; 5. Adam Miller, Service, 5:04.92; 6. Jeff Danielson, Lathrop, 5:05.49; 7. Christian Long, Wasilla, 5:06.61; 8. Brett Krenzelok, Eagle River, 5:12.57; 9. Nathan Messing, Juneau, 5:14.94; 10. Ian McCallum, Petersburg, 5:16.70; 11. Tatsu Monkman, Juneau, 5:17.21; 12. Kyle Hopkins, North Pole, 5:17.66; 13. Clinton Steger, East, 5:17.77; 14. Brandon Schauff, Kodiak, 5:17.89; 15. Michael Smith, Kodiak, 5:25.03; 16. George Bostick, East, 5:26.43.

200 freestyle relay — 1. Juneau, 1:31.54; 2. Dimond, 1:31.74; 3. Kodiak, 1:32.31; 4. Lathrop, 1:32.39; 5. Petersburg, 1:32.60; 6. West Valley, 1:32.87; 7. Wasilla, 1:33.30; 8. East, 1:33.34.

100 backstroke — 1. Nando Macinko, Kodiak, 55.01; 2. Drew Vandermeer, West Valley, 55.35; 3. Winter Heaven, Soldotna, 55.46; 4. Zach Rockwell, South, 56.99; 5. Cory Chan, Dimond, 57.21; 6. Luke Carson, West Valley, 57.42; 7. Nathan Messing, Juneau, 57.46; 8. Phillip Martinez, Lathrop, 57.55; 9. Cody Schick, Juneau, 57.66; 10. Christian Long, Wasilla, 58.04; 11. Dylan Wannamaker, Kenai, 58.13; 12. Jeremy Anderson, Dimond, 58.96; 13. Alex Barto, Juneau, 59.34; 14. Micah Stocker, East, 59.40; 15. Adam Miller, Service, 59.44; 16. Carlton Burnside, Kodiak, 59.84.

100 breaststroke — 1. Keegan Severns, Lathrop, 58.64; 2. Jay Schulte, South, 1:00.92; 3. Adam Kowalewski, Dimond, 1:01.88; 4. Preston Marsh, Petersburg, 1:02.18; 5. Seth Cayce, Juneau, 1:02.84; 6. Gordon Reeder, Sitka, 1:03.34; 7. Ben Vendermeer, West Valley, 1:05.38; 8. Joseph Sandstorm, Dimond, 1:05.45; 9. Christian Carrico, Soldotna, 1:06.48; 10. Ian McCallum, Petersburg, 1:07.29; 11. Erik Wilcox, Dimond, 1:07.82; 12. Evan Norman, Juneau, 1:07.94; 13. Austin Fitzgerald, West Valley, 1:08.00; 14. Dyaln Spargo, Wasilla, 1:08.74; 15. Paul Owens, Lathrop, 1:09.06; 16. David Marifern, Petersburg, 1:09.35.

400 freestyle relay — 1. Service, 3:21.60; 2. Dimond, 3:22.30; 3. Juneau, 3:23.25; 4. Kodiak, 3:27.05; 5. East, 3:30.00; 6. Lathrop, 3:30.87; 7. Kenai, 3:32.29; 8. Soldotna, 3:32.41.

Swimming and Diving

Past team state champions

Year. Boys, Girls — 2008 Juneau Service; 2007 — East Juneau; 2006 Sitka Juneau; 2005 — Sitka Juneau; 2004 — Juneau Service; 2003 — Lathrop Service; 2002 — Soldotna/Juneau Soldotna; 2001 — Dimond Service; 2000 — Dimond Service; 1999 — Dimond Lathrop; 1998 — Dimond Lathrop; 1997 — Dimond Service; 1996 — Service Service; 1995 — Dimond Lathrop; 1994 — Dimond Dimond; 1993 — Soldotna Dimond; 1992 — Service Dimond; 1991—  Service East; 1990—  Service East; 1989 — Service East/Service; 1988 — Service Service; 1987 — Service Bartlett; 1986 — Bartlett Bartlett; 1985 — Chugiak Dimond; 1984 — Juneau Dimond; 1983 — Bartlett Juneau; 1982 — Ketchikan Bartlett; 1981 — Service West; 1980 — Ketchikan Ketchikan; 1979 — West Ketchikan; 1978 — Ketchikan Ketchikan; 1977 — Bartlett Ketchikan; 1976 — West .

State Meet Records

Boys

200-yard medley relay — Petersburg, 1:36.98, 1998; 200 freestyle — Cody Brunette, Juneau, 1:40.58, 2008; 200 individual medley — John Rogers, Lathrop, 1:53.51, 1995; 50 freestyle — Andrew Tainter, Service, 20.91, 1996; 1-meter diving (11 dives. — Alvin Spencer, Chugiak, 517.25 points, 1982; 100 butterfly — Cody Brunette, Juneau, 49.19, 2008; 100 freestyle — Derek Gibb, Petersburg, 46.27, 1998; 500 freestyle — Ben Smith, Service, 4:37.85, 1990; 200 freestyle relay — Dimond, 1:26.56, 1998; 100 backstroke — Chris Geitz, Dimond, 51.91, 1994; 100 breast stroke — Joshua Gemmell, Soldotna, 56.40, 2000; 400 freestyle relay — Dimond, 3:09.70, 1998.

Girls

200 medley relay — Juneau-Douglas, 1:47.86, 2007; 200 freestyle — Meghan Cavanaugh, East, 1:50.02, 2007; 200 individual medley — Sarah Rockwell, West, 2:07.05, 2002; 50 freestyle — Maria Reeves, Lathrop, 23.24, 199; 1-meter diving — Alaina Patterson, Chugiak, 463.45, 1998; 100 butterfly — Meghan Cavanaugh, East, 55.59, 2007; 100 freestyle — Laura Miller, Ketchikan, 51.17, 2006; 500 freestyle — Kayla Meiergerd, Chugiak, 4:56.55, 1998; 200 freestyle relay — Lathrop, 1:36.36, 1999; 100 backstroke — Yana Garvey, Dimond, 56.73, 2007; 100 breast stroke — Elizabeth Jagusch, Ketchikan, 1:05.61, 2006; 400 freestyle relay — Lathrop, 3:31.88, 1999