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Our Lady of Lakes cross-country

The Primary boys’ cross-country team (third-fourth grade) from Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School in Miami Lakes was second at the St. Bonaventure Invitational at Markham Park in Sunrise.

Top Cheetah Primary runners Michael Sanchez and Adam Magoulas finished second and third, respectively.

Danny Padron of the varsity team (seventh-eighth grade) accomplished his first Top 10 finish this season placing sixth overall with a personal best 13:33. His Varsity teammates also set personal bests in the 2-mile race: Julian Rosario in 17:27, Brandon Becerra in 18:19 and Kolbe Perez in 17:44.

Swimming

The Gulliver Prep High School varsity girls’ swim team defeated Our Lady of Lourdes 193-91. The Belen varsity boys beat Gulliver 191-95.

Top results: Girls: 200-yard medley relay: 1. Gulliver (Corina Scheuren, Camila Schafer, Namilla Sanchez, Alexandra Guerra) 2:03.31. 200 freestyle: 1. Alexandra Guerra (Gull) 2:12.37. 200 individual medley: 1. Katja Rocha (Gull) 2:21.70; 2. Janet Araque (OLL) 2:23.42. 50 freestyle: 1. Camila Schafer (Gull) 27.27. 100 butterfly: 1. Janet Araque (OLL) and Rachel Peraza (OLL) 1:05.30. 100 freestyle: 1. Namilla Sanchez (Gull) 59.24. 500 freestyle: 1. Katja Rocha (Gull) 5:47.20. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Gulliver (Namilla Sanchez, Rebecca Serrano, Sofia Waterhouse, Gloria Andrade-Feraud) 1:54.10. 100 backstroke: 1. Namilla Sanchez (Gull) 1:05.98. 100 breaststroke: 1. Rebecca Serrano (Gull) 1:15.11; 2. Isabella Vega (OLL) 1:16.12. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Gulliver (Tori Rios, Camila Schafer, Alexandra Guerra, Mallory Blum) 4:09.71.

Boys: 200-yard medley relay: 1. Belen (Boleck DePawlikowski, Manuel Lopez, Jose Alvarez, Tommy Avallone) 1:42.73. 200 freestyle: 1. Julian Ballestas (Bel) 1:50.01; 2. Hunter Pelletier (Gull) 1:56.04. 200 individual medley: 1. Manuel Lopez (Bel) 2:07.26. 50 freestyle: 1. Ryan Guso (Bel) 22.64; 2. Rodrigo Simoes (Gull) 23.21. 100 butterfly: 1. Jose Alvarez (Bel) 52.81; 2. Stefano Campana (Gull) 54.67. 100 freestyle: 1. Jonathan Chow (Gull) 51.78; 2. Evan Banciela (Bel) 52.31. 500 freestyle: 1. Miguel Basalo (Bel) 5:09.24; 2. Hunter Pelletier (Gull) 5:16.65. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Belen (Ryan Guso, Julian Ballestas, Juan Perez Costa, Evan Banciela) 1:31.31; 2. Gulliver (Stefano Campana, Eric Hernandez, Jonathan Chow, Ricky Hermida) 1:35.39. 100 backstroke: 1. Boleck DePawlikowski (Bel) 54.52; 2. Rodrigo Simoes (Gull) 58.80. 100 breaststroke: 1. Jose Alvarez (Bel) 1:03.75. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Belen (Ryan Guso, Jose Alvarez, Boleck DePawlikowski, Julian Ballestas) 3:18.55; 2. Gulliver (Stefano Campana, Jonathan Chow, Hunter Pelletier, Rodrigo Simoes) 3:28.74.

More swimming

Team results in a tri swim meet with Mater Academy, Southwest Ranches-Archbishop McCarthy and Monsignor Pace high schools: Boys: Archbishop McCarthy 95, Mater Academy 75; Archbishop McCarthy 127, Pace 36; Mater Academy 126, Pace 33. Girls: Archbishop McCarthy 96, Mater Academy 72; Archbishop McCarthy 128, Pace 29; Mater Academy 82, Pace 30.

Top individual results: Boys: 200 medley relay: 1. Archbishop (Hall, Perez J, Nichlany, Mila) 1:48.73. 200 freestyle: 1. Santos (Mater) 2:01.50. 200 individual medley: 1. Colon (Mater) 2:14.34. 50 freestyle: 1. Schubert (AM) 24.96. 100 butterfly: 1. Nichlany (AM) 54.83. 100 freestyle: 1. Mila (AM) 50.53. 500 freestyle: 1. Santos (Mater) 4:54.56. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Archbishop (Schubert, Appleby, Duval, Fernandez). 100 backstroke: 1. Hall (AM) 59.81. 100 breaststroke: Colon (Mater) 1:04.50. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Archbishop (Hall, J. Perez, Nichlany, Mila) 3:33.93.

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