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WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING
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ALMQUIST SELECTED THE ORANGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE WOMEN'S COACH OF THE YEAR SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (5/10/2012) |
Orange Empire Conference Commission John Keever announced today that Riverside City women's water polo and swim coach Dave Almquist has been selected as the conference's women coach of the year. Almquist led the Tigers to the conference title in women's water polo and a second-place finish in women's swimming. His 2011 water polo team finished the season 32-1 and won the CCCAA State Championship. His women's swim team finished second to Orange Coast, the defending conference and state champions.
"Dave has set the bar high for his water polo and swim programs," said Assistant Athletic Director Clara Lowden, who accepted the award on behalf of Coach Almquist at the conference meetings in Palm Springs. "His teams, year-in and year-out, show integrity and great sportsmanship and that is influenced by Dave. His players love to play for him."
Riverside City football coach Tom Craft finished second in the balloting for the men's coach of the year award after leading the Tigers to just their second undefeated season in the College's history last fall. |
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ANTONISSEN WINS THIRD STATE EVENT, NAMED STATE'S CO-SWIMMER OF THE YEAR SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (4/28/2012) |
Release written by Robert Lewis, CCCAA Sports Information, CCCSIA executive board, and Pasadena City College sports information
Men's Diver of the Year--Nicolas Suissa, Santa Rosa
Women's Diver of the Year--Kristin Brimage, Cuesta
Diving Coach of the Year--Nolan Irwin
Men's Swim Coach of the Year--Jill McCormick, Santa Rosa
Women's Swim Coach of the Year-Anthony Iacopetti, Orange Coast
Men's Performance of the Year--Santa Rosa, 200 medley relay, state record
Women's Performance of the Year--Jade Morton, 1,650 freestyle, state record
Women's Co-Swimmer of the Year--Alexandria Holland (Santa Rosa), 3 event wins & Andrea Antonissen (Riverside), 3 event wins
Men's Tri-Swimmer of the Year--Ahmed Mathlouthi , 3 state records, 1 national record (Santa Monica)
Jeff Lum (Santa Monica), 3 event wins, 2 state records & Henry Chung (Ventura), 3 event wins, 1 state record
MEN-Santa Rosa Junior College won its first-ever state team championship in men's swimming behind its mighty relay teams and outstanding performance by diver Nicolas Suissa, who set a state meet record in the 1-meter diving. The Bear Cubs won four relay titles, including capping the event with a win in the finale 400 freestyle relay.
Palomar surprisingly edged out both state powers, Orange Coast and Ventura, in taking state runner-up. The Comets had one of the most exciting victories of the meet when it took first in the 800 freestyle relay, the only relay that Santa Rosa didn't win.
Top 6: Santa Rosa 602, Palomar 408, Orange Coast 283, Ventura 276, Grossmont 266, Santa Monica 249.
DAY 3, 2012 STATE EVENT CHAMPIONS
****Women's 1,650-yard Freestyle
New State Meet Record--Jade Morton, Golden West, 17:04.70
Morton, a sophomore, held the state record at 17:03.06 performed at the Orange Empire Conference Championships, and added the state meet record to her mantle, breaking an 11-year mark set by another Rustlers swimmer, Micha Burden. Morton smashed the old mark by an impressive 11 seconds (BurdennnâÂs time was 17:15.69). JadeeeâÂs victory was by a margin of 43.40 seconds ahead of second-place finisher Samantha Elam (LA Pierce, 18:07.36). It was MortonnnâÂs second win at the state meet as she also scored a gold medal in the 500 freestyle (4:57.32) on Thursday.
****ÂMen's 1,650-yard Freestyle
New State Meet Record-Ahmed Mathlouthi, Santa Monica, 15:07.30
The new star of California Community College swimming, the freshman Mathlouthi set his third state record of the meet by destroying the previous best mark by 11.15 seconds (old record, Riki Yano, Orange Coast, 15:18.45). Mathlouthi's victory here was a rout, defeating the next competitor, second-place David Jorth (Golden West) by a stunning minute and two seconds.
Women's 100-Yard Backstroke
Michelle Liu, Santa Monica, 58.30
Liu, a SMC sophomore, became a state meet event winner in consecutive seasons, but in different events (she won the 100 individual medley last year). Liu overtook 50-yard leader Kamaehu Alboro (Riverside) and pulled away for a .71 seconds victory.
Men's 200-yard Backstroke
Brandon Shilling, West Valley, 1:49.08
Shilling never trailed as he shaved four seconds off his morning prelim time to take the backstroke victory. Avelino Enriquez (Orange Coast) placed second at 1:50.67.
ÂWomen's 100-yard Freestyle
Andrea Antonissen, Riverside, 51.04
Antonissen made it a clean sweep of the three freestyle sprint events, capturing another gold in the 100. The Tigersssâ sophomore opened up a full second lead after 50 yards and breezed to a 1.85 second victory over second-place Abby Puczkowski (Ventura).
ÂMen's 100-yard Freestyle
Henry Chung, Ventura, 44.44
Chung, a freshman, picked up his third event victory, racing all 4s across as he comfortably defeated Santa RosaaaâÂs Trent Williams (45.84). ChungggâÂs mark fell .40 short of the state record.
ÂWomen's 100-yard Breaststroke
Lisa Boozer, Diablo Valley, 1:04.88
After losing to teammate Shaila Yoder in the 50-breaststroke, Boozer, who won both events last year, became a repeat champion in the 100 sprint. She fought off the talented freshman, holding on to a .49 second victory.
****Men's 200-yard Breaststroke
New State Meet Record--Jeff Lum, Santa Monica, 1:59.35
As if they were playing a game of anything you can do, I can do better, Lum set his third state meet record in two years and captured his sixth event crown less than an hour after teammate Mathlouthi set his third state meet record in winning the mile race. Lum smashed the 200 breaststroke record set just last year by Cerritos swimmer PJ Gabayeron (2:00.24). In 2011-2012, the SMC pair combined for nine event victories and six state meet records at the ELAC pool.
ÂWomen's 100-yard Butterfly
Alexandria Holland, Santa Rosa, 57.06
Orange CoastttâÂs Mackenzie Bailie held a strong lead after 50 yards, but HollandddâÂs hard-fought second 50 scored her a second state meet event win in the 100 fly. OCCCCâÂs Alyssa Schrader also passed up Bailie at the wall to grab second (57.58 to 57.64).
ÂMen's 200-yard Butterfly
Stephen To, Pasadena, 1:50.52 In easily the best rally of the state meet, To came out of nowhere after racing in fourth after 50 yards, fifth after 100, and third going into the last 50. The PCC freshman stunned the field with a 27.61 final split, overtaking Michael Kim (Orange Coast), who led most of the race. De AnzaaaâÂs Danh Bui (1:51.98) also caught Kim to take second while Kim finished third (1:52.92).
ÂWomen's 400-yard Freestyle Relay
Ventura (Gaby Romero, Taylor Amstutz, Jessie Ball, Abby Puczkowski), 3:32.48
The Pirates were one of five teams to hold the lead prior to capturing this exciting womennnâÂs finale relay. Ventura anchor Abby Puczkowski swam a 52.09 split, which was enough to hold off Golden West closer Jade Morton (51.86) as the Rustlers took second in the race (3:32.89).
Men's 400-yard Freestyle Relay
Santa Rosa (Trent Williams, John Bing, Sean Malley, Nolan Stimple) 3:01.57 The Bear Cups capped their state team championship with the fourth relay title by their fearless four, who came within .37 of a second of breaking the state record in the 400 relay. Fittingly, Santa Monica took second in the event (3:03.47) behind its monster pair of Mathlouthi and Lum.
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ANTONISSEN WINS SECOND STATE TITLE, WINNING THE 200 FREE SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (4/27/2012) |
Update after Day 2 of the CCCAA Swim Championships as written by Robert Lewis, CCCAA Sports Information, CCCSIA executive board, and Pasadena City College sports information director.
FIVE STATE RECORDS SHATTERED FRIDAY
WOMEN-Diablo Valley College has taken the lead over defending state champ Orange Coast, 321.5 to 313 points after the second day of the State Meet. Golden West is in third with 241.5 points, Ventura in fourth at 198.5, and Sierra holds fifth with 193.
MEN-North region Santa Rosa lengthened its lead in the mennâs team standings with a whopping 451 points, 155 ahead of second place Palomar through the second day of the CCCAA Championships. Grossmont stands in third with 209, Orange Coast in fourth at 193, and Ventura is in fifth with 190.
DAY 2, 2012 STATE EVENT CHAMPIONS
Event 13-Women's 200-yard Medley Relay
Diablo Valley (Courtney Leonard, Lisa Boozer, Hannah Voegtly, Taylor Henry), 1:48.02
DVC jumped out to the lead in the first 50 and maintained it throughout as it opened Day 2 competition with a solid relay victory.
***Event 14-Men's 200-yard Medley Relay
New State Record--Santa Rosa (Sean Malley, John Bing, Trent Williams, Nolan Stimple) 1:29.99
SRJC started the ball rolling in the state record department by shattering a 14-year-old mark in winning the 200 medley relay. The Bear Cubs obliterated the old mark of 1:32.12 (Golden West, 1998) by 2.13 seconds.
Event 15-Women's 200-yard Individual Medley
Alexandria Holland, Santa Rosa, 2:07.07
Holland, a freshman, won her second event of the meet, outdueling Jade Morton of Golden West (2:08.96). Holland won the 50 butterfly earlier on Thursday.
Event 16-Men's 400-yard Individual Medley
Michael Kim, Orange Coast, 4:02.86
The freshman Kim held off prelim top seed Tom Bruce of Grossmont to win the 400 IM by 1.12 seconds.
Event 17-Women's 50-yard Butterfly
Mackenzie Bailie, Orange Coast, 25.28
Bailie, a freshman for the Pirates, challenged the state record, but fell a bit short, winning the 50 fly sprint just .11 off the state record. Katie Elam (Merced) and Taylor Henry (Diablo Valley) tied for second at 26.05.
Event 18-Men's 100-yard Butterfly
Trent Williams, Santa Rosa, 49.26
After participating in a state record relay earlier, Williams picked up the event win here as he hit the finish wall just moments before second-place finisher Ashkaun Hami of Orange Coast. The margin of victory was just .47 of a second.
Event 19-Women's 200-yard Freestyle
Andrea Antonissen, Riverside, 1:54.37
Antonissen, a Tigers sophomore, proved sheeâs as quick in the longer freestyle as she was in winning the 50 sprint on Thursday. In yet another close finish, she beat out runner-up Miya Oto (San Mateo) by just .58 of a second. Antonissennâs slower prelim mark (1:57.39) was deceptive as she won the final while swimming in lane 1.
Event 20-Men's 200-yard Freestyle
**New State Record--Ahmed Mathlouthi, Santa Monica, 1:35.29
One day after wiping out the 500 freestyle state record, the talented freshman Mathlouthi shattered yet another record in winning the 200 free. His winning time was 1.79 seconds faster than the 2009 mark set by Riki Yano of Orange Coast. Grossmont's Michael Cohn took second, nearly six full seconds behind the swift Corsair.
Event 21-Womennâs 50-yard Breaststroke
Shaila Yoder, Diablo Valley, 29.81 DVC swimmers went 1 and 2 in this sprint as Yoder came valiantly short of matching the state meet record (just .10 behind) and needed every bit of her blistering swim to defeat teammate Lisa Boozer at 30.15.
***Event 22-Men's 100-yard Breaststroke
New State Record-Jeff Lum, Santa Monica, 54.48 Ittâs been a historic meet for Santa Monica as the Corsairs now can boast two different swimmers with a pair of state meet records. Lum scored his second state record (he set the 200 IM mark last year) with an explosive mark that beat the old mark by .70 of a second. Seemingly upstaged by teammate Mathlouthi and his two meet records just in the past two days, Lum made sure people realize that heeâs hardly a slouch with now five gold medals at the East LA Swim Stadium in the past two seasons. Mt. San Antonio's Taylor Kneisley challenged Lum in the opening 50, but his swift 55.52 was not enough to overtake the SMC letterman.
Event 23-Women's 50-yard Backstroke
Julianne Allison, Santa Monica, 27.80 In the closest race of the evening, the freshman Allison beat Riverside's Kamaehu Alboro by a finger tip as Alboro took second with a 27.89 mark.
***Event 244â- 100-yard Backstroke
New State Record-Henry Chung, Ventura, 48.53 There's something about the ELAC indoor pool that continues to bring out the best of the top swimmers. Chung, Venturaaâs freshman sensation, shattered his own state record in less than 24 hours by winning the 100 back. Chung had set a 48.80 record on the opening leg of the 400 medley relay on Thursday. In Chung's Thursday win in the 50 freestyle, he swam the second fastest California Community College time ever at 20 seconds flat. It was an amazing fifth overall state record set for the day (see diving below), sixth of the meet, and 11th record shattered in 2011-2012 combined.
Event 25-Women's 800-yard Freestyle Relay Ventura (Abby Puczkowski, Taylor Amstutz, Jessie Ball, Christina Robledo), 7:50.00 The Pirates foursome trailed Golden West early, but picked up steam to roll to a 2.27 seconds win in the long freestyle relay.
Event 26-Mennâs 800-yard Freestyle Relay
Palomar (Kevin Reichel, Misaki Onoue, Wyatt Woodward, Kody Moffat), 6:47.66
Despite the presence of Lum and Mathlouthi, Santa Monica's monster pair, Palomar proved to have the best four in this relay race as the Comets outraced the SMC squad by nearly two seconds.
Event 27-Women's 3-Meter Diving
Paige Lampert, Sierra, 232.20 points
Lampert, a freshman, outscored second-place Megan Morse (217.40) of Cypress to take the 3-meter competition title.
****Event 28-Men's 1-Meter Diving
New State Record-Nicolas Suissa, Santa Rosa, 286.60 points
During the prelims session, Suissa set a new state standard in the 1-meter dive only a year after American River's Eddie Kollar established a record in 2011 (held at Pasadena) with 285.20 points. It was a sweep of the diving golds for Suissa.
The CCCAA Swimming and Diving Championships will hold prelims for Day 3 Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. and the finals at 4 p.m. |
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ANTONISSEN STARS AS RIVERSIDE FINISHES SECOND AT CONFERENCE MEET SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (4/21/2012) |
Riverside City sophomore swimmer Andrea Antonissen will conclude her water polo and swimming career as one of the most decorated aquatic athletes in Riverside City history after being named the Orange Empire Conference Co-Swimmer of the Year. A two-time All-American in water polo, Antonissen, a graduate of ML King High School in Riverside, CA, won the 50 and 100 free events, helping the Tigers to a second-place finish at the conference meet. She was one of two riverside swimmers to win two events at the Orange Empire Conference Swim Championships. Freshman Kamaehu Alboro took the titles in the 50 and 100 backstrokes.
Riverside, which defeated Orange Coast in their dual meet this season, finished second to the Pirates after they accumulated 919.5 points to the Tigers' 634 points. Golden West was third with 614.5 points, followed by Cypress with 508, Fullerton at 313 and Saddleback with 189 points.
Antonissen tied her 2012 conference record in the 50 free as she touched the wall in a time of 23.49. In the 100 free she set a new college record with a time of 52.38, finishing as the only athlete to break the 53-second barrier in the finals. Meanwhile, Alboro (Lahainaluna/Lahaina, HI) was equally dominating in her two backstroke events. In the 50 event, she won by over a second in a time of 27.24. In the 100 backstroke she finished as the only competitor to break the one-minute mark with a 58.76 time. He final time was nearly five seconds faster than her preliminary time of 1:03.29.
Riverside also took the gold in the 1-meter diving event as Haley McVay (Santiago/Corona, CA) edged Cypress' Megan Morse by three points. McVay finished with 174.20 points to Morse's 171.20.
Riverside will conclude its 2012 swim season on Saturday when the Tigers compete in the CCCAA State Championships at East Los Angeles College in Monterey Park, CA.
Women competing in the state finals:
Women State Qualifiers
Andrea Antonissen (50,100,200 Freestyle)
Kamaehu Alboro (50,100 back, 100 IM)
Danielle Pedroso (50,100 Breaststroke, 50 freestyle)
Aimee Gingland (100, 200 IM)
Alison Glaser (200, 400, 800 free relay)
Alison Arch (200, 400 free relay and 400 medley relay)
Victoria Redmom (800 free relay and 400 medley relay)
Ashley Fedler (200, 400 medley relay)
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MCVAY WINS CONFERENCE 1-METER DIVING TITLE SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (4/13/2012) |
Riverside City's Haley McVay won the 1-meter Orange Empire Conference Diving Championship and then followed it up with a second-place finish in the 3-meter competition. McVay, a freshman and a graduate of Santiago High School in Corona, edged Cypress' Megan Morse for the title in the 1-meter. McVay compiled 174 points, while Morse finished with 171. The top three qualified for the regional championships. In the 3-meter event, McVay was second she finished second with 199 points, 39 points behind Morse of Cypress who finished with 238 points. She'll enter the regional competition as the region's No. 4-ranked diver. |
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WOMEN'S SWIM POSTS FOUR TOP TIMES IN MEET WITH PALOMAR SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (4/6/2012) |
Riverside City women's swim team came through with three seasonal-best times today (Friday, April 6) in its non-scoring, non-conference meet with Palomar at the Riverside City Aqautic Center. The Tigers, who return to action on April 21 for the Orange Empire Conference Championships, saw freshman Kamaehu Alboro break the 1:06 barrier in the 100 yard IM for the third time this season. Her time of 1:05.12 was good for the win and set her best mark in the event this season. Sophomore Andrea Antonissen - for the second time this season - broke the two minute mark on the 200 free. She bettered her previous mark by a second at 1:58.09, good for the win, bettering Palomar's Kylie Brown by nearly four seconds.
In the 1000 free, Riverside had two swimmers break the 12-minute barrier for the first time this season. Emily Holmquist had a seasonal-best time of 11:34. 93, which easily won the event, while teammate Victoria Redmon finished in a time of 11:56.86, good for second place in the meet.
The Tigers' 200 medley relay team of Alboro, Antonissen, Kristina Krug and Danielle Pedroso won the event in a time of 1:55.42, eclipsing the previous best mark of 1:56.78. |
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WOMEN'S SWIMMING SWEEPS DUAL MEET, FINISHES SECOND SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (3/23/2012) |
Riverside City women's swim team finished its Orange Empire Conference dual meet season with a sweep of Saddleback (206-74) and Fullerton (192-98), finishing second to Orange Coast for the dual meet championship. Riverside, which will host the conference championships in April, will take on Palomar on Friday, April 6 at the Riverside City Aquatic Center before preparing for post-conference competition.
In the dual meet sweep on Friday, Riverside had three swimmers post seasonal-best times, while winning their respective events. Freshman Kamaehu Alboro continues her impressive season by winning the 50 yard backstroke in a time of 28.45, which is her best time this season and the fourth time she's broken the 29-second barrier. She also won the 100 backstroke in 67.69, but it was over five seconds slower than her previous best time of 62.24 on February 10. Teammate Aimee Gingerland became the first swimmer to break 2 minutes in the 200 IM, finishing in a time of 1:58.68, good for first place. Meanwhile, Emily Holmquist won the 500 yard free in time of 5:38.51, which shave .38 off her previous best mark. |
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WOMEN'S SWIMMING WINS THE CHAFFEY INVITATIONAL SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (3/10/2012) |
Riverside City women's swim team won five events at the Chaffey Invitational. Sophomore Andrea Antonissen (ML King/Riverside, CA) won three events and teammate Kamaehu Alboro (Lahainaluna/Lahaina, HI), a freshman, won two events as the Tigers won the invitational with 835.5 points. Antonissen who won the 50 free (24.45), 200 free (1:59.37 and the 100 free (54.41) also was part of four winning relay teams. Meanwhile, Alboro, who was part of three winning relay teams, won the 100 backstroke (62.30) and the 50 backstroke (28.71).
Riverside, which will be off this week, returns to action on Friday, March 23 when the Tigers host Saddleback and Fullerton in a 2 pm Orange Empire Conference meet at the Riverside City Aquatic Center. |
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WOMEN'S SWIM FALLS TO ORANGE COAST SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (3/2/2012) |
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Riverside City women's swim team had hoped to shock Orange Coast, the defending state champions, for the second consecutive season, but the Pirates had other ideas as they sank the Tigers, 176-99. Orange Coast won 10 of the events 15 events competed at the meet. Ashley Antonissen won two events, claiming the 50 free (25.00) and the 100 free (53.09). Kamaehu Alboro was also a double winner, winning the 100 backstroke in a time of 1:02.93 and the 50 back (29.14). The Tigers' other event winner was Haley McVay in the 1-meter diving competition. She finished with 162.60 points to win the event. |
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WOMEN'S SWIM SHATTERS FOUR RECORDS AT INVITATIONAL SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (2/28/2012) |
Riverside City women's swim team broke four Golden West Invitational records at last weekend's event. The Tigers also had two swimmers, Ashley Antoniseen and Kamaehu Alboro win two individual events at the invitational.
The 200 free relay team (Danielle Pedroso, Alboro, Allison Arch and Andrea Antonissen) shaved over two and half seconds off the previous record with a 1:43.78 time. The record bettered a 2011 mark by a Riverside team. Andrea Antonissen swam the final leg in a blistering 23.97 seconds to capture the win over Golden West. The same four girls teamed up for the 200 medley relay and it produced the same result as they broke Cerritos' 2010 record with a 1:57.58 time, 3.21 seconds faster than the previous record. Arch's final leg time of 26.99 pushed the Tigers to the record as she was the only swimmer of the group to finish under 27 seconds.
In the 400 medley relay, Alboro, Pedroso, Ashley Fedler and Andrea Antonissen shattered the invitational previous record mark (4:24.52), set in 2010 by Cerritos. Thanks to final leg of 53.68 by Andrea Antonissen, the only leg swam by the team under a minute, the Tigers finished in a time of 4:17.79, nearly five seconds faster than the previous record. Riverside then broke its fourth relay record of the meet in the 400 free as Pedroso, Arch, Alboro and Andrea Antonissen teamed up to swim 3:49.78, breaking the old record of 3:53.34, which was held by Riverside's 2011 relay team. Andrea Antonissen finished the relay with a 54.26 clocking, the only swimmer in the entire event to post a time under 55 seconds.
Alboro found enough in the tank to claim the 100 backstroke, finishing in a time of 1:02.59, over three seconds faster than the second-place finisher, yet .53 seconds slower than her time last year which set the event's record. However, she made up for it in the 50 backstroke as she swam a 28.52 to set a new invitational record.
Not to be outdone by her sister, Andrea, Ashley Antonissen captured two individual titles, winning the 50 free in 25.16. Earlier in the day in her preliminary event, Ashley posted a 24.15 timing which set a new meet record. She then followed it up with a 55.63 clocking and a first-place finish in the 100 free.
Riverside hosts Orange Coast in an Orange Empire Conference meet on Friday, March 2 at the Riverside City Aquatic Stadium. Meet time is 1 pm. |
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WOMEN'S SWIMMING WINS WATERMAN FESTIVAL SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN (2/4/2012) |
Riverside women's swim team won the Waterman festival over the weekend at Palomar College in San Marcos. The Tigers racked up 681 points, easily out-distancing runner-up Palomar by 169 points. Chaffey was third with 476 points, with San Diego Mesa (399.5), Fullerton )336), Cerritos (322) and Grossmont (163.5) rounding out the competition.
Riverside was led by Kamaehu Alboro (Lahainaluna/Lahaina, HI) who won the 100-yard backstroke in a time of 1:03.02. Her time was over three seconds faster than Riley Peterman of Grossmont who finished second. In the 100 fly, Riverside had four swimmers finish in the top 12, led by Allison Arch (Poly/Riverside, CA) who finished 8th in a time of 1:10.17. In the 100 breaststroke, Riverside got a third-place finish from sophomore Danielle Pedroso ( Palm Springs/Palm Springs, CA). She finished in a time of 1:17.12. In the 50 free, Riverside had two swimmers in the meet's finals. Sophomore Alison Glaser (Chaparral/Temecula, CA) finished in a dead heat with Pedros for fifth place. They both hit the side of the pool in 27.82. In the women's 200 IM, Alboro was fourth at 2:26.44. In the 1000 free, sophomore Victoria Redmon (Palm Springs/Palm Springs, CA) and Jamison Mahar (ML King/Riverside, CA) finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Redmon finished in 12:34.91, with Mahar coming in at 12:52.86.
In relays, Riverside's 350 backstroke team finished first in a time of 4:00.03 as did the 400 free relay team. They covered the course in a time of 3:57.04. The 350 butterfly relay team was third with a 4:21.01 time and 350 free relay team was second at 3:36.74. |
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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AND VIEWPOINTS LAUNCHES TIGER TV GENERAL NEWS (9/15/2011) |
The Riverside athletic department, in conjunction with Viewpionts, the District's on-campus newspaper, has launched Tiger TV.
James Martinez, Matt Dziak and Javier Cabrera, editor in chief of Viewpoints, will cover Tiger athletics from the sidelines to the locker room, giving Tiger fans an inside look at the week's happenings.
There will be post-game interviews as well as a weekly wrap up and highlights from all 19 athletic teams during the 2011-12 season.
"We're excited about Tiger TV," said Athletic Director Barry Meier. "It will be another way for us to keep the community involved in the 19 athletic programs and the student-athletes who work so hard - in the classroom and on the field.
"Viewpoints is a top-notch college newspapers and (associate professor of Journalism) Allan Lovelace does a tremendous job working with his students to put them in a position to pull off a project like this. In the end, this is a win-win, a win for our student-athletes and win for the students wanting a career in broadcast journalism." |
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Community Education Football Offense/Defense Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Football Fundamentals (KIN-A60/A61 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). The course provides the student an opportunity to learn general and specific individual defensive and offensive football fundamental techniques and strategies, emphasizing active participation in the game of football. The community education class is open to all students. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, April 3. The Community Education class will take place from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays on the football practice field. Students should come in proper football attire, which includes shorts and cleats. Cost is $36, please bring exact change. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Tom Craft. |
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Community Education Out of Season (Basketball) Conditioning Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Out of Season Basketball Conditioning Class (KIN-A95 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). The course applies advanced conditioning and weight training principles for an out-of-season training program for varsity sport competition. The community education class is open to all students. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, April 17. The Community Education class will take place from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm in Wheelock Gym, on Monday through Friday with the end date being June 7. Students should come in proper attire, which includes gym shoes. Cost is $36, please bring exact change in you plan on registering in person. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Joshua Thomas. |
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Community Education Women's Summer Soccer Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Men's Soccer (KIN-A64 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). This course is designed to introduce students to the rules, basic skills, and offensive/defensive strategy in soccer Emphasis will be placed on improving individual skills and applying these skills to game situations Subsequent enrollment in additional semesters will
provide the student an opportunity for added skill competency
development. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, July 3. The Community Education class will take place from 8 am to 10 am at the Norco College Soccer Stadium and meet Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (ending date is August 14, will be no class on Wednesday, July 4). Students should come in proper attire, which includes soccer cleats. Cost is $36, please bring exact change in you plan on registering in person. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Lynsey Jalayer. |
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Community Education Men's Summer Soccer Class
Riverside City's Kinesiology Department will be offering a spring Community Education class for Men's Soccer (KIN-A64 in the spring schedule or the college catalogue). This course is designed to introduce students to the rules, basic skills, and offensive/defensive strategy in soccer Emphasis will be placed on improving individual skills and applying these skills to game situations Subsequent enrollment in additional semesters will
provide the student an opportunity for added skill competency
development. Participants can sign-up on the Community Education website or in person the first day of class, which is Tuesday, July 3. The Community Education class will take place from 10 am to 1 pm at the Norco College Soccer Stadium and meet Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (ending date is August 14, with no class on Wednesday, July 4). Students should come in proper attire, which includes soccer cleats. Cost is $36, please bring exact change in you plan on registering in person. This is a noncredit class. Instructor is Francisco Melgarejo. |
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