![]() Sharon Robb can be reached at Sharon Robbĭecember 25, 2014-Julien Pinon of South Florida Aquatic Club earned All-County first team swimming honors. Proceeds benefitted the H20s Foundation (Helping Others Swim). Swim Miami is sanctioned by the World Open Water Swimming Association. The 5K was three laps and 10K was six laps. ![]() The mile was one lap around a semi-rectangular course. The 800-meter course was out-and-back at the Miami Yacht Club beach. The course was similar to the 2012 London Olympics open water course. Kimberly Nordheim, 47, of Boca Raton won the women’s division in 12:06. In the 800-meter race, Ricardo Monasterio, 36, a four-time Venezuelan Olympian from Miami and Swim Gym Aquatics won in 11:36. Maricielo Otero, 43, of Miami Beach was second among women in 20:11 and Kelly Fertel, 17, also of Gulliver, was third in 20:33. Alicia Mancilla, 15, of Miami won the women’s title in 19:59 and was third overall and Pablo Luchau, 15, was fourth in 20:05. Jonathan Rodriguez, 13, of Miami was second in 19:25. Gulliver Swim Club swept the next three places. Nicole Urquidi, 17, of Miami and Gulliver Swim Club was second in 1:03:16 and Emma Quintanilla, 18, of Miami was third in 1:03:25.īrazilian Renato Donha, 33, won the men’s mile in 19:09.25. In the women’s 5K, Alexa Rivera, 16, of Boynton Beach won in 1:02.05. Former Alabama All-American Ricardo Valdivia, 50, of Miami was fifth in 59.40. Nick Carter, 25, of Gulliver Swim Club was fourth in 59.04. Joseph Perez, 16, won in 58:30 followed by Alex Arrieta, 17, in 58:49 and Adrian Aguilar, 14, in 58.49. Metro Aquatics swept the top three places in the men’s 5K swim. Mary Smutny, 14, of AquaKids Sharks was second in 2:13:45 and Alex Costantino of Wahoos of Wellington was third in 2:18.05. Portes started swimming at age 3 to improve his chronic asthma and has been swimming ever since.Ĭhristian Marsden, 26, of Bay Shore was second in 1:56.93 and Miami’s Luke Smutny, 16, of AquaKids Sharks was third in 2:03:10.Ĭatalina Galea Berraud, 18, of Swim Fort Lauderdale won the women’s 10K title in 2:02:53 and was third overall. Portes, 22, of Santo Domingo won the 10K in 1 hour, 55 minutes and 32 seconds for the 6.2-mile distance. Miguel Alberto Portes Matias of the Dominican Republic national open water team won the men’s 10K title. 26 against MIT at 2 p.m.April 21, 2015-Ryan Capote of South Florida Aquatic Club finished fifth among the men’s field and won his age group in Sunday’s Swim Miami 2015, presented by Nike at the Miami Yacht Club on Watson Island.Ĭapote, 17, of Miami and junior at Pembroke Pines Charter, finished in 20:36 and was eighth overall among a field of 391. The Rams have a weekend off before they play their first game at home on Saturday, Sept. The 2-2 record on the weekend gives the team a 4-4 record overall this season. Sophomore Alex Jahns started every game in goal, and was relieved by sophomore Bryce Charles and senior Patrick Harrigan. Simmons scored five goals and the Rams won the game 12-8. ![]() Later in the day, Fordham won a close game against George Washington and improved to 4-4, which brought their record back up to. Still, the team was unable to score on 6-on-5, despite 22 ejections being called between the two teams. In the first fixture, Fordham outscored Mercyhurst 12-7, featuring a hat trick from Delgado. After its weak offensive performance in Saturday’s final game, Fordham came out and scored a combined 24 goals for the day. “We worked really hard on defense but we were just absolutely flat with our shooting and scoring.”Ī winless Saturday had the Rams discouraged, but by Sunday morning they were fired up and ready to rebound as they took back-to-back wins against Mercyhurst and George Washington. ![]() “There were a lot of opportunities,” head coach Bill Harris stated. Fordham was only able to score one goal in the game, from DeFontes. A close first quarter ended in a 0-0 tie, but the Bison ran away with the lead, scoring 10 in the remaining three quarters. Seniors Andrew Gonzalez, Landon Kern and Davis DeFontes each scored one goal along with freshman Ryan Guso, while freshmen Diego Delgado and Magnus Sims each assisted two scores in the contest.Īfter swallowing yet another bitter loss to Navy, Fordham had a short rest before their next match against the hosting team, Bucknell. However, despite playing Navy goal-for-goal for the first half, lack of capitalization on man-up opportunities proved to be the Rams’ downfall. The Rams came to Lewisberg hoping to prove that they could beat the No. Over the weekend, the Rams dropped both of their Saturday games, facing Navy once again and No. The Fordham water polo team was 2-2 heading into the Bison Invitational, with wins against Gannon and Salem International and losses to No. ![]()
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