Pool Records Updated: (CCC, Team Meter)

Tri-Meet (2005/07/27)

Results Posted: see Swimmer Data (By Name, By Event)

Seven Campolindo Cabana Club swimmers did just that, as the Marlins pulled off their fourth victory in a row by beating Moraga Ranch and Miramonte Swim Club in their Tri-Meet at CCC July 27. And they did it in an impressive fashion -- breaking four team records and a pool record; two swimmers sweeping to first-place finishes in all their races; and five other swimmers notching double wins. 

Opening the season with two wins, Campo completed one of its finest swim seasons in years. 

Sparking the triumph, Tyler Bartis, Lindsay Schonborn and Curtis Black continued the team's season-long assault on the record books with four more all-time best swims. 

Bartis, ending the season with a perfect 35-0 mark with three more wins in the free, breast and fly, now owns four of the team's five meter stroke records for 7-8 boys. He added the free record to his amazing collection with a more than 2-second win in 16.15, eclipsing David Trench's 1990 mark of 16.28. It was his 18^th record of 2005 as he had an inspiring season. 

Schonborn also finished the regular season in dominating style. She hit her 16th record of 2005, putting her name on three more new marks. She set the new CCC team meter standard for 15-18 women's back at 34.33, which replaced Allison Roach's 1987 record of 35.46. Schonborn also improved on her own team and pool records for the 100 free, lowering her previous 1:04.35 to 1:03.78. She had three POPs and two race victories in a standout meet. 

And a new swimmer joined Campo's legion of team record holders -- Curtis Black surpassed Dana Foster's 2000 mark of 40.55 in the 9-10 meter back by speeding to a 39.95 victory in the Tri-Meet. He also got POPs in his two other races and another win in the IM. 

Campo set 39 records this season, an average of better than three records a meet. 

Mitchell Black also had a strong showing in the season-ender. He had the maximum 18 points with three victories in the 11-12s against Moraga Ranch and Miramonte. He also had three POPs.

Campo got double victories from Ryan Hoffman (16 total points), Eric Johnson (16), Tristan Kaiser (15), Schonborn (12) and Grant Bartis (12). Other point leaders were Rachel Cleak (14), Sean Malley (14), Tatiana Gessling (12) and Margaret Hunger (12.) 

Besides Schonborn, the Blacks and Malley, others getting those clutch three POPs were Arianna Hunter, Julie Oberman and Stacey Yuen. 

Campo won the meet with 519 points to Moraga Ranch's 511 and Miramonte's 219. 

See everyone at OMPA!

Line Ups Revised: Tri-Meet (2005/07/27)

Line Ups Posted: Tri-Meet (2005/07/27)

Points will be awarded for 1st thru 5th place (6, 4, 3, 2, 1) for the individual events and 1st thru 3rd (8, 4, 2) for relays. Swimmers in all heats of each event will be eligible to score.

The boys and girls relay teams will swim in the same heat of each age group. Girls will swim in lanes 4, 5 and 6. Boys will swim in lanes 1, 2 and 3.

Sleepy Hollow B (2005/07/24)

Results Posted: see Swimmer Data (By Name, By Event)

Singh, Nazeri, Barsamian, Whitley capture events at Sleepy Hollow B

Setting personal bests three times, Alyson Singh won Campolindo Cabana Club team high-point and led teammates Ramin Nazeri, Ali Barsamian and Cole Whitley as event champions at the 2005 Sleepy Hollow B Invitational Meet July 24.

Singh captured the 13-14 fly and took 7^th place in both the free and back. Her three POP times were among 39 personal season top times recorded by 23 of the 29 Campo swimmers in the Sunday meet.

Nazeri won the 11-heat, 7-8 breast, Barsamian was victorious in the nine-heat 11-12 fly and Whitley finished No. 1 in the eight-heat, 9-10 breast.

Singh earned 19 meet points to lead Campo. Dylan Thomas and Tessa Whitley also had strong meets, with 16 points each. Thomas took 3^rd in the 6&U fly, 5^th in free and 9^th in breast. Whitley was 2^nd in the 11-12 fly and 4^th in back.

Stephen Harlow tallied 12 points with a 5^th in 13-14 free, 7^th in breast and 9^th in back. Michelle Singh (2^nd in 11-12 free, 9^th in back) and Scott Singh (2^nd in 9-10 free, 9^th in fly) earned 11 points. Jenna Shafer tied for 2^nd in the 14-heat, 7-8 breast, Christina Hunter took 3^rd in the 6&U back and Ian Crandall was 7^th in the 9-10 free and 8^th in the breast.

The Marlins finished 7^th in the team standings, outpointing MTSC, Miramonte and MRSC. OCC won the meet.

With swimmers collecting double POPs for the invitational meet, Alyson Singh, Barsamian and Michelle Singh clicked with best times in all three of their races. Barsamian took a total of more than 7 seconds off her times.

Getting POPs in two races were Charlie Chen, Harlow, Gianna Labarile, Katherine Leigh, Jasmine Nazeri, Dylan Thomas, Cole Whitley, Tessa Whitley and Cheyenne Ziermann. Thomas trimmed his times by more than 7 seconds; both Whitleys clipped more than 6 seconds from their times.

Line Ups Posted: Sleepy Hollow B (2005/07/24)

MRSC @ CCC  (2005/07/23)

Results Posted: see Swimmer Data (By Name, By Event)

Campo streaks to third win in a row; Bartis resets pool, team mark

Tyler Bartis broke his own team and pool breast record for the third time and the Campolindo Cabana Club Marlins ended their 2005 dual meet season with their third victory in a row -- another impressive performance at home: 418-315 over Moraga Ranch July 23.

Some new faces even got into the act. For the first time this season, Nick Wood and Tim Wilson swam to first-place finishes in ALL of their races to join veteran standout 15-point producers Bartis, Sean Malley and Lindsay Schonborn as triple blue-ribboners against Moraga Ranch.

Bartis, of course, has led that circle every meet this season and extended his season streak to 32-0 in being able to get to the wall first every time he's hit the water in 2005. In winning the 7-8 breast against Moraga Ranch with a 19.74, he broke CCC's pool and team record for the fourth time this season, lowering it from the 19.88 he registered against Moraga Valley July 16. In his latest effort, against Moraga Ranch, Bartis won the race by more than 9 seconds.

A Moraga Ranch swimmer, Andie Nishimi, broke a pool record in winning the 11-12 fly in 33.17. That bettered the 33.44 mark set by CCC's Vivian Tsai in 1987.

All of Campo's meet victories this season have come at its home pool. The 5-6 Marlins beat Moraga Ranch, Miramonte, Moraga Valley Pool, MTSC and Oakwood.

Among CCC's other top efforts against Moraga Ranch were:

Two race wins: Margaret Hunger, Bill Goldberg, Michael Hoffman, Ryan Hoffman and Curtis Black.

Other race winners: Alyson Singh, Dylan Thomas, Grant Bartis, Rachel Cleak, Andy Grubbs, Madeline Larson, Ben Marshall, Emily McPhee and Patrick McCauley.

Triple POPs: Tom Barber, Morgan Vick and Tessa Whitley.

Double POPs: Zach Cole, Andy Grubbs, Hannah Grubbs, Matt Patera, Margaret Hunger, Joey Labarile, Katherine Leigh, Alanna McCauley, Jacob Molloy, Nathaniel Sauerberg, Courtney Seyranian, Michael Hoffman, Ryan Hoffman and Rachel Cleak.

The Marlins also welcomed the newest member of its family of racers: 4-year-old Will Grubbs -- Andy and Hannah's brother -- made an exciting meet debut in the freestyle.

Campolindo swims in Sleepy Hollow's Invitational B Meet on July 24 and next hosts the annual Tri-Meet against Moraga Ranch and Miramonte on July 27.

Line Ups Posted: MRSC @ CCC (2005/07/23 9:00am) 

Warm ups for home meets on Saturdays start at 7:45 am.

(Line ups are subject to change up until the meet starts -

swimmers should check in with coaches before the meet.)

 Pool Records Updated: (CCC, Team Meter)

Miramonte @ CCC  (2005/07/20)

Results Posted: see Swimmer Data (By Name, By Event)

Schonborn helps power Campo to smashing win

Lindsay Schonborn set another pool and team record and joined Tyler Bartis, Rachel Cleak, Margaret Hunger, Tristan Kaiser and Sean Malley in capturing three race wins each to power Campolindo Cabana Club to an overwhelming 536-182 victory over visiting Miramonte in their dual meet July 20.

Eight other swimmers turned on the jets and set season personal bests in each of their three events, some by big margins. Alanna McCauley led the way by taking a total of more than 19 seconds off three of her strokes, Jenna Shafer lopped off more than 15 seconds and Jio Chang unloaded more than 14 seconds. Cameron Kaiser hit triple POPs for the second consecutive meet.

Also getting POPs in all three of their races were Edward Healy, Sara Kaiser, Julie Oberman and Michelle Singh.

Schonborn took her pool and team records for 15-18 breast down even more with a 36.97 swim against Miramonte, beating the 37.62 she set against OPP June 22.

Bartis kept his win streak alive with another three race victories that ran his season mark to 29-0.

Campo's double race victors included Grant Bartis, Curtis Black, Tatiana Gessling, Ryan Hoffman, Sara Kaiser and Madeline Larson. Also getting first-place finishes were Madison Cole, Andy Grubbs, Christina Hunter, Eric Johnson, Virginia Johnson, Sam Larson, Emily McPhee, Olivia Morris, Jennifer Oberman, Taariq Saffouri, Edward Schwartz, Jenna Shafer, Dylan Thomas, Tessa Whitley, Tim Wilson and Nick Wood.

Photo Gallery Updated

(Buddy Night photos by Laura Larson, MVP @ CCC photos by Lori Lowe)

Line Ups Posted: Miramonte @ CCC (2005/07/20 5:30pm)

Warm ups for home meets on Wednesdays start at 4:15 pm.

(Line ups are subject to change up until the meet starts -

swimmers should check in with coaches before the meet.)

Gold Times Updated

DID YOU FORGET SOMETHING?

OMPA ADS ARE DUE NOW!

Team Campo --

Thanks to all CCC families who turned in their OMPA Championship Swim Meet Program ads and checks -- but did some of you forget they were due Monday, July 18?

If you still have an ad to turn in, don't despair! Email me ASAP, so I know you'll be submitting something -- and if you can get it to me via 1) my family folder, 2) email OR  3) bring it by the house and leave it in the basket out front BY THURSDAY, JULY 21, I'll squeeze it in.

We are WAY under our $500 minimum required by OMPA -- the last few years, we had nearly $1,000 in ads.  So, don't delay, or you -- and your kids -- will be left out of the program.  Check out the details and sample templates (also in family folders)

Go, Marlins, Go!

Cathy Morley Foster
OMPA Meet Director for CCC
(925) 284-8077

Pool Records Updated: (CCC, Team Meter, Yards)

MVP @ CCC  (2005/07/16)

Results posted under Swimmer Data (By Name, By Event)

Bartis, Schonborn lead record-setting victory over MVP

It was a day of records -- and it had nothing to do with the duration of Campolindo Cabana Club's long meet against Moraga Valley Pool July 16, although that could probably have qualified as a standard in itself.

This meet's specialness took place in the water: 13 pool and team records fell -- Tyler Bartis and Lindsay Schonborn each earning four of them -- as the Marlins overwhelmed visiting MVP 479-341, one of Campo's strongest victories in recent years.

It was the eighth of CCC's 10 meets so far this season in which the standout Marlins have gotten record-setting performances from their swimmers. Bartis and Schonborn are a couple powerful reasons why.

Running his summer record to 26-0 with three more race victories, Bartis set both pool and team records for the third time this season in the boys 7-8 breast with a 19.88, now lowering the previous 1990 mark by nearly 2.5 seconds. He also bettered his own new team IM record by another .48, set just three days earlier against MCC, with a 1:34.38.

Schonborn's feats came at the expense of former or current Campo coaches. She replaced former CCC coach Katie Miller's 1:05 1999 pool and team record for the 15-18 100 free with a 1:04.35. Then she followed that up by disposing of current coach Devon Foster's 1:18.05 2000 mark for the 100 back with a 1:14.47. Schonborn also established a standard for the 100 breast, for which there was no previous record.

Tristan Kaiser, another of the team's prolific record-setters, enhanced his 1:08.71 2004 pool and team mark for the 100 back with a 1:06.44 against MVP.

An MVP swimmer also joined the parade of records. Megan Reid set a CCC pool record with a 16.63 win in the 7-8 free.

Adding to the day's great efforts, Nick Wood joined the ranks of CCC's 2005 gold swimmers, winning the 100-meter breast with a county-qualifying swim of 1:15.90.

Campo's race victories came from:

-- 3 each: Bartis, Rachel Cleak, Dana Foster, Tatiana Gessling, Sean Malley, Schonborn

-- 2 each: Christy Barni, Mitchell Black, Edward Schwartz, Tim Wilson

-- 1 each: Grant Bartis, Margaret Hunger, Eric Johnson, Madeline Larson, Sam Larson, Stefani Lowe, Emily McPhee, Jennifer Oberman

Three-POP days are becoming rarer than records these days as the season heads into its final weeks. In fact, just one Campo swimmer did it against MVP -- Tristan's brother, Cameron. But 19 other swimmers pulled off double POPs: Rory Baker, Tyler, Amy Burrell, Jio Chang, Tucker Clark, Marty Cunnane, Ed Healy, Christina Hunter, Giana Labarile, Tabitha Langman, Annie Loose, Jasmine Nazeri, Taariq Saffouri, Edward Schwartz, Elyanna Schwartz, Jenna Shafer, Cole Whitley, Tessa Whitley and Tim Wilson.

Jessie Keppler made her swim race debut in the free and already has jumped into a challenge for second in the 6 & unders. Also getting in their first races were Maria Sanderson in the 6 & unders and Catherine Katari in the 7-8s.

Tyler Bartis

Rachel Cleak

Eric Johnson

Sean Malley

Tristan Kaiser

Lindsay Schonborn

Ryan Hoffman