Xenavee Pangelinan broke three Guam swim league’s records and captured the first place in the women’s open division an international swimming competition held in Guam recently.<\/p>\n
Pangelinan broke her personal best she logged in previous swim meet hosted by the neighboring island, besting rivals from Japan, Korea and Hawaii.<\/p>\n
Aside from Pangelinan, those who placed in the two-day International Swim Meet were:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Tracy Feger-2nd place, women’s open division<\/p>\n
\u2022 Jennifer Pierce-3rd place, women’s open division<\/p>\n
\u2022 Carlos Feger -1st place, men’s 12 and under division<\/p>\n
\u2022 Rezne Wong-2nd place, men’s 8 and under division<\/p>\n
\u2022 Amanda Johnson-3rd place, women’s 8 and under division<\/p>\n
\u2022 Myana Welch-3rd place, women’s 1O and under division<\/p>\n
\u2022 Jeremy Winkfield-3rd place, men’s 12 and under division<\/p>\n
\u2022 Seung Gin Lee-3rd place, men’s 14 and under division<\/p>\n
Individual event and time are as follows:<\/p>\n
8 and under division<\/p>\n
Amanda Johnson: 1.33.41 (100 free), 59.60 (50 back), 3.13.16 (200 free), 40.96 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Rezne Wong: 1.29.41(100 free),51.42(50 back), 3.22.91 (200 free), 41.23 (50 free)<\/p>\n
10 and under division<\/p>\n
Natasha Good: 6.58.07 (400 free), 1.32.01 (100 free), 46.70 (50 back), 3.25.31 (200 free), 41.44 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Myana Welch: 6.30.42 (400 free), 1. 21.19 (l00 free), 2.57.79 (200 free), 45.24 (50 breast), 34.44 (50 free)<\/p>\n
12 and under division<\/p>\n
Melissa Coleman- 1.22.70 (100 free), 42.08 (50 fly), 3.03.74 (200 free), 37.06 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Jeremy Winkfield: 3.04.06 (200 IM), 1.14.09 (100 free), 2.40.08 (200 free), 40.52 (50 breast), 34.31 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Carlos Feger: 2.57.46 (200 M), 1.08.91 (100 free), 36.93 (50 back), 33.99 (50 fly), 30.54 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Michael Oh: 3.15.36 (2OO IM), 1.18.74 (100 free), 45.38 (50 back), 46.37 (50 breast), 34.61(50 free)<\/p>\n
Quincy Johnson: 3.15.74 (200 IM), 1.22.58 (l00 free), 42.28 (50 back), 48.21(50 breast)<\/p>\n
14 and under division<\/p>\n
Jennabree Tollestrup: 5.54.61 (400 free), 1.17.49 (100 free), 2.47.73 (200 free), 1.33.04 (100 breast), 32.84 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Tamiko Winkfield: 5.07.70 (400 free), 2.57.22 (200 IM), 2.27.20 (200 free), 1.33.62 (100 breast)<\/p>\n
Jill Pierce: 2.51.82 (200 M), 1.11.37 (100 free), 2.34.07 (200 free), 1.23.52 (100 breast), 33.04 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Seung Gin Lee: 2.28.11 (200 IM), 1.00.69 (100 free), 1.09.04 (100 back), 2.13.66 (200 free), 27.67 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Dean Palacios: 2.39.70 (200 M), 1.03.77 (100 free), 2.23.09 (200 free), 1.25.87 (100 breast), 29.31 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Open division<\/p>\n
Jennifer Pierce: 2.47.61 (20O IM), 1.11.46 (100 free), 1.21.89 (100 fly), 1.23.37 (100 breast), 32.47 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Dolores Pangelinan: 3.14.05 (200 IM), 1.20.11I (100 free), 1.27.58 (100 back), 2.56.77 (200 free), 35.97 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Davina Palacios: 2.55.19 (200 M), 1.08.66 (100 free), 1.20.71 (100 back), 2.29.89 (200 free), 31.16(50 free)<\/p>\n
Tracy Feger: 5.12.37 (400 free), 1.05.06 (100 free), 1.18.82 (100 back), 2.23.16 (200 free), 29.95 (50 free)<\/p>\n
Audra Winkfield: 2.54.89 (200 IM), 10.72 (100 free), 1.24.38 (100 back), 2.31.88 (200 free), 1.36.74 (100 breast)<\/p>\n
Xenavee Pangelinan: 2.29.99 (200 IM), 1.04.07 (100 free), 1.10.46 (100 back), 1.08.86 (l 00 fly), 2.18.22 (200 free).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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