Swimming: Harbor View wins South Coast Swim Conference relay finals

Harbor View Swim Club won the prestigious South Coast Swim

Conference relay finals with 724 combined points on July 15. The girls

swim team scored 374 points and had a 60-point margin over Lake Forest

II, while the boys team came back to win by 52 points, with a score of

350.

Two Harbor View teams broke meet records. The boys 6 and under

100-yard backstroke relay team of Brennan Anderson, Matthew English, Chip

Zucker and Matt Berry had a 12-second winning margin of 1:35.94.

The girls 7-8-year-old 100 backstroke team of Heather Van Hiel, Kate

Berry, Kelli Feeley and Kelsey Larson won with a record 1:15.94.

Harbor View’s girls 7-8 100 medley relay of Van Hiel, Larson, Margaret

Money and Feeley won in 1:16.03. Harbor View’s team in the boys version

of that race of David Guilford, Alec Wilson, Michael Liao and Parker

Stone triumphed in 1:12.79.

Both the Harbor View boys and girls 6 and under 100 breaststroke team

proved victorious. The boys team of Berry, Connor Canale, Anderson and

Zucker won by almost five second with a 1:50.61. The girls team of

Delaney Pouch, Diana Murphy, Hannah Rome and Niki Zak also won going away

with a 1:58.03.

Harbor View’s boys and girls 7-8 breaststroke relays squads won. The

boys team of Wilson, Kyle Canale, Austin Allen and Liao had a time of

1:28.80. the girls team of Larson, Kathryn Conner, Berry and Van Hiel

swam a 1:29.98.

Harbor View’s boys 6 and under 100 butterfly squad of Daniel Hohl,

Zucker, Anderson and Berry won by almost 30 seconds with a 1:37.81.

Both of Harbor View’s 7-8 butterfly teams won. The boys squad of

Guilford, Wilson, Stone and Liao blew away the competition with a

1:13.59. the girls team of Money, Chelsea Giger, Feeley and Van Hiel

pulled out a victory with a 1:15.66.

Harbor View’s girls 15-18 200 medley relay squad of Melinda Tucker,

Heather Hapeman, Victoria Kent and Christina Hewko had a three-second

winning margin with a 2:02.58.

Its girls 15-18 100 breast team of Jessica Fries, Hayley Hapeman, Kari

Hammerschmitt and Heather Hapeman edged out a victory by .06 seconds with

a 2:25.49.