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St. Kevin cross-country

The St. Kevin Catholic School cross-country program did very well at the St. Bonaventure Invitational.

• Primary Boys (kindergarten – fourth grade) placed third. Top runners included Adrian Delgado, Luis Cordova, Yoyo Barquin, Anthony Bergnes and Ben Rodriguez.

Primary Girls finished third. Top runners included Ane Guerrero, Isabella Hernandez, Giuliana Gomez, Anita Romeu and Gabriella Cordero.

• Junior Varsity Girls (fifth and sixth grades) won. Top runners included Nicole Martinez, Rebeca Rodriguez, Rebecca Bergnes, Elizabeth McCann and Vicky Gonzalez-Pella.

Junior Varsity Boys were second. Top runners included Danny Cordero, Charles Lamela, George Rodriguez, Nicholas Lobato and Brandon Delgado.

• Varsity Boys (seventh and eighth grades) placed second. Top runners included Matias Luna, Mario Garcia, Charlie Lamela, Claudio Benedi and Julian Piedrahita

Varsity Girls were fourth. Top runners included Nicole Martinez, Rebeca Rodriguez, Vanessa Escamilla, Camila Treptow and Cassandra Hasmi-Campaneria

• St. Kevin Catholic School, 4001 SW 127 Ave., Miami, educates approximately 690 students in grades pre-kindergarten through eighth, following the Archdiocese of Miami Curriculum Guide. Visit www.stks.org.

Gulliver/Miami Country Day swimming

The Gulliver Prep High School varsity boys and girls’ swim teams defeated Miami Country Day.

Top results: Girls: 200-yard medley relay: 1. Gulliver (Katja Rocha, Rebecca Serrano, Tori Rios, Camila Schafer) 2:00.84. 200 freestyle: 1. Namilla Sanchez (Gull) 1:59.96. 200 individual medley: 1. Amelia Gregorio (MCD) 2:31.09; 2. Alexandra Guerra (Gull) 2:38.35. 50 freestyle: 1. Katja Rocha (Gull) 26.58. 100 butterfly: 1. Namilla Sanchez (Gull) 1:03.53. 100 freestyle: 1. Tori Rios (Gull) 58.41; 2. Amelia Gregorio (MCD) 1:01.05. 500 freestyle: 1. Alexandra Guerra (Gull) 5:58.66. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Gulliver (Camila Schafer, Tori Rios, Namilla Sanchez, Katja Rocha) 1:47.99. 100 backstroke: 1. Corina Scheuren (Gull) 1:12.51. 100 breaststroke: 1. Camila Schafer (Gull) 1:16.86. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Gulliver (Namilla Sanchez, Corina Scheuren, Rebecca Serrano, Alexandra Guerra) 4:01.83.

Boys: 200-yard medley relay: 1. Gulliver (Stefano Campana, Jonathan Chow, JP Houlzet, Gabriel Magalhaes) 1:51.28. 200 freestyle: 1. Rodrigo Simoes (Gull) 1:53.32. 200 individual medley: 1. Stefano Campana (Gull) 2:08.96. 50 freestyle: 1. Gabriel Magalhaes (Gull) 24.44. 100 butterfly: 1. Rodrigo Simoes (Gull) 1:00.78. 100 freestyle: 1. Jonathan Chow (Gull) 52.40. 500 freestyle: 1. Hunter Pelletier (Gull) 5:20.51. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Gulliver (Rodrigo Simoes, Jonathan Chow, Eric Hernandez, Hunter Pelletier) 1:36.10. 100 backstroke: 1. Stefano Campana (Gull) 1:03.13. 100 breaststroke: 1. Jonathan Chow (Gull) 1:09.55. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Gulliver (Rodrigo Simoes, Alexander Guerra, Andres Guerra, Hunter Pelletier) 3:39.69.

Miami Country Day top athletes

Miami Country Day School: Middle School Female Athlete of the Week: Madeline Sukhdeo (volleyball) combined for 30 service points and 12 aces at the Spartan Invitational and against Cushman.

Middle School Male Athlete of the Week: Alex Cohen (cross-country) finished fourth for the Spartans high school varsity in a seven-team home meet at Greynolds Park.

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