Menlo Masters Team Results
2013
Team Accomplishments for all Events, Challenges and Swims in 2013 - Team USMS Rankings too!
2012
Result summaries to-date for 2012
Blue, Gold and Red Results
Led by Swimmers of the Year Dave Gildea, as the Blue Team captain, and Judith Schwartz, as the Gold Team captain, there was a great turnout for the Blue, Gold and Red intrasquad meet. While Blue dominated the participation competition in 2010 and 2011, this year Gold garnered a resounding victory with 227 swims compared to Blue's 186. Gold continued its winning performance for the second year in the shoe donation competition as well. With a final count of 61 shoes donated by the Gold team, they only slightly edged out the Blue team's 54. As always, the real winners are the kids who'll receive the shoes. Timi Most, teammate and mastermind of the "Red" aspect of this event, says: "there will be 115 homeless Bay Area children wearing beautiful new shoes to school in September thanks to Menlo Masters. This gift truly makes a difference in the lives of these children along with the new clothes MNRS will provide."
Pacific Masters SCY Champs Highlights (see full list of swims via results link above)
John Sulzbach was honored in the Pacific Masters award ceremony as the 75-79 age group swimmer of the year for his swims last year.
New Team Records
- Brett Bannan: 50 Free, 100 Fly, 100 Free, 200 Fly, and
50 Fly also a Pacific Masters Record: 22.34 - Sandy Dutro: 200 Free
- Louise Feeley: 200 Breast, 400 IM
- Jean Gillon: 50 Free
- Karen Levy: 100 Breast
New Speed Club Inductees (2012 Speed Club Standards)
- Gold: Brett Bannan
- Silver: Tom Anderson, Tasha Capen, Jean Gillon, Suzanne Zebedee
- Brett Bannan's 100 Fly (50.28) qualified for a Silver, and Dave Gildea's 100 IM and 100 Breast met the Bronze level
Team Challenges Completed
- Kent Stietzel completed the cycle for the year (already!), along with "The Ironman" challenge (the 5 longest swims on any single day of competition)
- Louise Feeley and Sandy Dutro completed "The Beast" challenge: 200s of fly, back, breast and free, 200 and 400 IM and the 1000 free
February Fitness
- Number of swimmers who participated: 195
- Number of yards swum by entire team: 10,190,552 yards
- Total number of miles team collectively swam: 5790 miles
- Number of swimmers 50,000+ yds: 107
- Donations: ~3500 cans, $150 to Menlo Park Senior Center
100 Mile Club
Kent Steitzel 299,975
Nicole Cadman 240,025
John Goldman 203,000
100,000+ Yards - 27 members
Brett Bannan Roger Von Oech
Tigran Gevorgyan Dave Gildea
Brian Sublett Ken Plough
Martin Michael Deanna Lin
Kathy Coulbourn Anna Lippi
Leonard Dulski Ann Burton
Barry Katzman Lisa Sheeper
Stacy Fredericksen Mitch Johnson
Mimi Winsberg Rosa Katz
Adam Kerr Todd Valentic
Jean Gillon Jan Jindra
Scott Marshall Phil Arcuni
Kathleen Liston Duke Rohlen
Keith Terada
50,000+ Yards - 77 members
Tom Anderson, Miki Armstrong, Katy Basile, Donia Bijan, Paul Blumenthal, Bruce Bower, Barbara Breen, Marianne Brems, Rich Cottrell, Stephanie Couch, David Crankshaw, Bill Dawson, Mike Dorsey, Sandy Dutro, Clara Dye, Sarah Eisner, G Espinosa, Louise Feeley, Eric Filseth, Nick Foote, Sue Forbes, Kim Freitas, Alix Gallagher, Bradley Grayson, David Greenwood, Linda Griffin, Lennard Hachmann, Derrick Hansen, Edie Heideman, Daniel Hoover, Robert Hubbell, Mike Ingardia, Terri Jollymour, Barbara Jones, Michelle Kastelein, Jim Kauffman, Ann Kay, Kirsten Kempe, Sumi Kim, Christine Kremer, Mary Anne Kurucz, Burt Lang, Laura Legros, Michael Leon, Karen Levy, Eduardo Llach, Tina Lount-Pretre, Jackie Macdonald, Mike Mahan, Lindi Marco, Patty McGraw, Murray McLachlan, Carl Mortensen, Mike Osmond, Karen Parks, Mary Posey, Frances Reneau, Janet Renner, Michele Santilhano, Andrea Scaiewicz, Julie Schatz, Judith Schwartz, L Schwartz, Lorie Sinnott, Sam Sinnott, Tony Spencer, Jeff Starr, Karen Stine, Judy Strauss, John Sulzbach, Mike Taylor, Mirella Terada, Crick Waters, B Winters, Lanshin Yang, Anne Young, Suzanne Zebedee
2011
Event summaries for 2011
2010
Event summaries for 2010
2009
Lake Berryessa Open Swim Results June 6, 2009
Team Results updated May 15, 2009
2008
Open Water Results October 25, 2008
2008 Menlo Masters/Mountain View Masters Results
2008 USMS Short Course Nationals
2007
Menlo Masters USMS Top Ten Times for 2007
PMS SCM Championships October 2007
PMS LCM Championships July 2007
2006
FINA World Masters Championships August 2006
Menlo Masters USMS Top Ten Times for 2006
2005
Menlo Masters USMS Top Ten Times for 2005
USMS LCM Championships August 2005
PMS LCM Championships July 2005
PMS SCY Championships April 2005
2004
Menlo Masters USMS Top Ten Times for 2004
PMS SCM Championships October 2004
PMS LCM Championships July 2004
PMS SCY Championships March 2004
Menlo Masters Can-Do February 2004
Menlo Masters USMS Postal One Hour Swim for 2004
2003
Menlo Masters USMS Top Ten Times for 2003
Lake Berryessa Open Water Swim, June 7, 2003
Menlo Masters USMS Nationals (Tempe, AZ) Times for 2003
Spring Duathlon, April 26, 2003
Can-Do February Finals Results
2000 – 2002
Menlo Masters USMS Top Ten Times for 2002
Duathlon, April 27, 2002
Dynamic Duo, September 2, 2000
Lake Berryessa, June 3, 2000
Cuíca Duathlon, April 29, 2000
Team Moves Up to Third
Menlo's Biggest Turnout for a Championship Meet
The 2000 Pacific Masters Short Course Yards Championship Meet was held on April 7, 8, and 9 at the University of California, Santa Cruz. A team-record-sized squad of 72 Menlo Masters swimmers competed and brought the team it's highest placing ever in the Short Course Yards Championships. Menlo finished third with 1631 points. The University of San Francisco, and their squad of 160+ swimmers was first and perennial power Walnut Creek Masters was second. Menlo's previous best finish was 5th.
Rinconada Meet, March 2000
Check out the results.