Shorecrest wins 3A district swim title

Snohomish’s Torsten Hokanson sets two meet records and leads two winning relays.

SNOHOMISH — Snohomish’s Torsten Hokanson set 3A District 1 swimming and diving meet records in both the 50 and 100 freestyle races and anchored the Panthers’ 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams to meet records on Saturday at the Snohomish Aquatic Center.

Shorecrest got off to a fast start, as Danny Stephenson, Ian Reece, Kason Kirkpatrick and Tristan Serrano set a meet record in the 200-yard medley relay as the Scots used superior depth to win the team title. Shorecrest will be represented in 20 events at the state meet, which begins Thursday at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way. Shorewood, Snohomish and Stanwood will each send 10 entries to state.

Stanwood’s Levi Stiers established a new meet record in the 50 freestyle adaptive race.

At Snohomish Aquatic Center

Team scores

Shorecrest 496, Shorewood 366, Snohomish 302, Stanwood 179, Marysville Getchell 167, Lynnwood 154, Edmonds-Woodway 144, Mount Vernon 140, Everett 117, Ferndale 68, Mountlake Terrace 52, Meadowdale 44, Sedro-Woolley 31, Oak Harbor 22.

State qualifiers

*state meet time standard

#wildcard spot earned

200 medley relay—Shorecrest (Stephenson, Reece, Kirkpatrick, Serrano) 1:36.93*; Lynnwood (Alex Lee, Caleb Schnitzius, Evan Calkins, Ryan Tang) 1:42.42; Shorewood (Max Herbert, Jason Qi, James Mitchell, Sebastian Sanchez) 1:42.44; Stanwood—(Gavin Plano, Lloyd Hau, Lennon Bain, Riley Tallquist) 1:43.75; Marysville Getchell (Ryker Lichtenberg, Allen Pringle, Jacob Christy, Cash Hurja) 1:43.94#; Edmonds-Woodway (Liam Schell, Lennox Norenberg, Luca Hooks, Connor Smith) 1:44.42#.

200 freestyle—Zander Muilenburg (ShC) 1:42.82*, Colton Stoecker (ShC) 1:42.91*, Ian Ha (ShC) 1:47.60, Samuel Doll (ShW) 1:48.31.

200 individual medley—Owen Collins (Sn) 1:54.74*, Frederick Anderson (ShW) 1:56.26*, Reece (ShC) 1:56.74*, Deming Gates (ShC) 2:01.13.

50 freestyle—Hokanson (Sn) 20.57*, Rysen Tuomisto (Sn) 21.40*, Tristan Serrano (ShC) 21.96, Kason Kirkpatrick (ShC) 22.30, Colin Bell (ShW) 22.39#; Sanchez (ShW) 22.56#, Lee (L) 22.63#

1-meter diving—Tyler Simmons (Ev) 421.50*, Eduardo Pineda-Lopez (MG) 261.10, Dash Jackson (ShC) 248.05, Cristian Pineda-Lopez (MG) 230.10.

100 butterfly—Anderson (ShW) 51.79*, Kason Kirkpatrick (ShC) 52.18*, Andre Nwapa (Ev) 53.69, Plano (St) 55.57.

100 freestyle—Hokanson (Sn) 45.88*, Tuomisto (Sn) 47.21*, Serrano (ShC) 47.43*, Bell (ShW) 48.94, Ha (ShC) 49.25#

500 freestyle—Stoecker (ShC) 4:41.06*, Muilenburg (ShC) 4:46.14*, Colloton (Sno) 4:55.17, Doll (ShW) 4:56.67.

200 freestyle relay—Snohomish (Collins, Tuomisto, Connor Colloton, Hokanson) 1:25.74*; Shorecrest (Stoecker, Reece, Muilenburg, Serrano) 1:27.09*; Shorewood (Anderson, Sanchez, Doll, Bell) 1:29.52*; Mount Vernon (Conor Gustafson, Alexander Lisitskiy, Micah McNeil, Eduardo Garduno Arvizu) 1:33.25; Marysville Getchell (Hurja, Pringle, Christy, Lichtenberg) 1:34.15#.

100 backstroke—Lee (L) 53.68*, Colloton (Sn) 54.49, Edison Phillips (ShC) 55.95, Stephenson (ShC) 57.11, Plano (St) 58.13#.

100 breaststroke—Collins (Sn) 56.71*, Reece (ShC) 59.57, Pringle (MG) 1:00.57, Gates (ShC) 1:01.26, Hau (St) 1:03.34#

400 freestyle relay—Snohomish ( Collins, Tuomisto, Colloton, Hokanson) 3:08.93*; Shorecrest (Kirkpatrick, Stoecker, Ha, Muilenburg) 3:12.66*; Lynnwood (Schnitzius, Calkins, Tang, Lee) 3:28.02; Edmonds-Woodway (Patrick Kotwis, Hooks, Finn Angel, Austin Chiu) 3:39.38.

50 freestyle adaptive—Levi Stiers (St) 27.29, Xander Krause (St) 29.91, Austin Osburn (St) 1:42.48.

50 backstroke adaptive—Levi Stiers (St) 36.68, Xander Krause (St) 40.95, Austin Osburn (St) 1:58.08.

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