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Lassen Seahawk's Compete at Mt. Shasta

Sixteen Seahawk swimmers traveled to Mt. Shasta for the 32nd annual invitational swim meet. Three Lassen swimmer's won high point individual trophies Kai Jonas, Peter Kuzmack, and Joshua Phinney, took home first place individual trophies after three days of competition. Lassen competed for individual and team points along with 240 swimmers from Northern California and Southern Oregon.



Tied for first place until the final race, Kai Jonas, 17 beat her closest competitor by 2 seconds in the 100 meter butterfly finals with a personal best time of 1:24.36 securing the first place trophy.



Youngest team member Peter Kuzmack age 6, won a first place trophy in his age group for the second time two weeks.



16 year old Josh Phinney added yet another individual high point to his trophy case by finishing first in every race. He clocked a 1:17.69 in the 100-meter butterfly beating the field by 3 seconds.



13 year old Royce Brown brought home the third place trophy and a first place finish in the 100-meter butterfly with a personal best time of 1:14.79.



Darci Trask age10 placed fourth in the 50-meter freestyle with a time of 40.11.



Elin Kuzmack placed third in the 200 freestyle clocking 2:43.36, and Rebekah Oliver placed third in the 100 free recording 1:12.69, for the 11-12 girls.



Stefanie Davis placed sixth in the 100 back recording a 1:29.76; Tessa Ratner swam the 200 free in 5:01.08, for the 13-14 girls.



Stephen O'Barr age 14 finished first in the 100-meter breaststroke with a time of 1:25.91.



Frank Marino swam to second place in the 200 breast clocking a 2:59.49 for the 15-16 boys.



The 9-10 boy's 200 meter freestyle relay took first place; William Stemkoski 10, Peter Kuzmack 6, Michael Kuzmack 9, Daniel Pudlicki 9.



In the 200-meter freestyle relay the 11-12 girls won first place with a time of 2:41.59; Darci Trask 10, Constance Diaz 11, Jenny Phinney 11, Elin Kuzmack 11. Taking first away from the Shasta home team, the girls relay won by an impressive 4 seconds.

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