Prep boys swimming: 4A State Championships

At King County Aquatic Center

Saturday’s finals

(Top eight place)

200 medley relay—1. Newport, 1:35.62. Local placers: 8. Lake Stevens, 1:41.53 (Cater Walles, Jeffrey Lozensky, Matthew Owen, Miles Slater); 200 freestyle—1. Mark Kim, Camas 1:42.73. Local placers: none; 200 individual medley—1. Jonathan Cook, Jackson, 1:49.55. Local placers: 4. Henry Limm, Kamiak, 1:55.25; 50 freestyle—1. Maksim Dolbinin, Heritage, 21.46. Local placers: 2. Travis Spitzock, Cascade, 21.51; Diving(top 16 place)—1. Jeffrey Goong, Bothell, 379.15. Local placers: 5. Zachary Thomas, Snohomish, 355.95; 13. Jared Christner 295.85; 100 butterfly—1. Andrew Oh, Bothell, 50.46. Local placers: 2. Henry Limm, Kamiak, 50.91; 100 freestyle—1. Dave Makhervaks, Newport, 46.70. Local placers: 6. Travis Spitzock, Cascade, 47.86; 500 freestyle—1. Mark Kim, Camas, 4:38.54. Local placers: 2. Cater Walles, Lake Stevens, 4:41.30; 200 freestyle relay—1. Issaquah, 1:26.42. Local placers: none; 100 backstroke—1. Dave Makhervaks, Newport, 50.40. Local placers: none; 100 breaststroke—1. Jonathan Cook, Jackson, 46.08. Local placers: none; 400 freestyle relay—1. Issaquah, 3:11.28. Local placers: not available.

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