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 2005
California Community Colleges
Commission on Athletics
Swim and Dive Championships
May
5-7
Diablo Valley College - Pleasant Hill, CA
Day
1
Men
Results (Event Winners)
3 Meter Diving: 1.
Andrew Skewes, SD Mesa- 423.30
200 Free Relay:
1. Golden West- 1:22.50
500 Freestyle:
1. Rob Garcia, Cerritos- 4:33.66
200 Individual
Med. 1. Jeff Larson, Chaffey- 1:52.71
50 Freestyle
1. Cheyne O'Gorman, Ventura- :20.43
400 Medley Relay
1. Ventura- 3:27.13
Scores
(Top 10)- Day 1 of 3
1. Golden West- 161.0; 2.
Ventura- 144.0; 3.Diablo Valley- 114.0; 4. Solano- 108.0; 5. Santa Rosa- 72.0;
6. Cerritos- 69.0; 7. Orange Coast- 68.0; 8. Palomar & Grossmont- 57.0;
10. Riverside- 45.0
NOTES: #1 ranked
Ventura College ended the first day in second place behind defending State Champion
Golden West. Ventura is the heavy favorite to bring home its first title and
Sophomore All American Cheyne OGorman did defend his 2004 State Title in the
50 Freestyle, however the Rustlers, who are trying to win their 13th State Championship,
placed four swimmers right behind OGorman in the 50 free to make up the points
and hold onto their first day lead. The Rustlers domination and depth in the
sprints also helped them take down the first State Record of the meet. The quartet
of Pavol Valovic, Drew Vyn, Erik Chrisman and, Matt Sullivan posted a time of
1:22.50 in the 200 Freestyle Relay to br eak the 2000 record of 1:22.80 also
set by Golden West.
Women
Results (Event Winners)
1 Meter Diving: 1.
Alyssa Gibson, Saddleback- 384.20
200 Free Relay:
1. Santa Rosa- 1:38.36
500 Freestyle 1.
Kimberlee Firth, Orange Coast- 5:00.88
100 Individual
Med. 1. Erin Morgan, Ohlone- :58.84
50 Freestyle
1. Mallory Walker, Santa Rosa- :24.57
400 Medley Relay
1. Sierra- 3:59.49
Scores
(Top 10)- Day 1 of 3
1. Santa Rosa- 163.0; 2.
Ventura- 125.0; 3. Sierra- 118.0; 4. Orange Coast- 105.0; 5. Diablo Valley-
72.0; 6. Riverside- 68.0; 7. Golden West- 63.0; 8. Sacramento- 59.0; 9. Long
Beach- 57.0; 10. Grossmont- 42.0
NOTES: Defending
State Champion, and current #1, Santa Rosa jumped out to an early lead over
both #3 Ventura and #2 Sierra. Last year, the Bear Cubs won their first State
Championship since 1983 and there lead of nearly forty points gives them a head
start on the programs fourth Women Swimming and Diving State Title (1979, 1983,
2004).
Reported by Pete Schuler
for the California Community College Sports Information Association
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