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Warriors Win Barberton Invitational
The Walsh Jesuit men’s swim team finished first at the 10-team Barberton Invitational held Saturday, January 21 at the Ocasek Natatorium.
Richie Kurlich and Kaden Smesko each won two individual events, Kurlich finished first in the 200-yard individual medley (2:00.24) and the 100-yard breaststroke (1:01.72.) Smesko won the 200-yard freestyle (1:50.26) and 100-yard backstroke (53.14). Other first place finishes for the men included Adam Lenz, 500-yard freestyle (5:07.58), the 200-yard medley relay of Smesko, R. Kurlich, Anthony Telerico, and Lenz (1:41.81), the 200-yard freestyle relay of Andrew Kurlich, Michael Marhofer, A. Telerico, and Lenz (1:33.08), and the 400-yard freestyle relay of Smesko, R. Kurlich, A. Kurlich, and Jacob Crissman (3:27.01).
Swimmers and relays finishing in the top eight places in each event scored points and included: 200 medley relay - 1. (Smesko, R. Kurlich, A. Telerico, Lenz), 1:41.81. 200 freestyle - 1. Smesko, 1:50.26; 7. Nick Telerico, 2:01.49. 200 individual medley - 1. R. Kurlich, 2:00.24, 2. Lenz, 2:07.32. 50 freestyle - 2. Michael Marhofer, 23.54. 100 butterfly - 2. A. Telerico, 57.41. 100 freestyle - 4. A. Kurlich, 51.75. 500 freestyle - 1. Lenz, 5:07.58, 5. Crissman, 5:20.87. 200 freestyle relay - 1. (Marhofer, A. Kurlich, A. Telerico, Lenz), 1:33.08. 100 backstroke - 1. Smesko, 53.14, 3. A. Kurlich, 59.04. 100 breaststroke - 1. R. Kurlich, 1:01.72, 6. A. Telerico, 1:06.23. 400 freestyle relay - 1. (Smesko, Crissman, A. Kurlich, R. Kurlich), 3:27.01.
Team Scores
1. Walsh Jesuit (400.5), 2. Stow-Munroe Falls (371), 3. Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (258), 4. Cuyahoga Falls (215), 5.Tallmadge (214.5), 6. Kent Roosevelt (205), 7. Macedonia Nordonia (204), 8. Highland (191), 9. Louisville (82), 10. Barberton (19)
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