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Lacey (14-0) 119 - Cumberland )11-2) 51
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200-Yard Medley Relay: 1. Lacey (Mike Somers,
Bill Murawski, Josh Stephens, Alex Hipschman) 1:49.30; 200-Yard Freestyle: 1. Paul Egbert (Lacey) 2:03.61; 200-Yard
Individual Medley: 1.- Ryan Clark (Cumberland) 2:14.06; 50-Yard Freestyle: 1. Alex Hipschman (Lacey) 23.08; 100-Yard
Butterfly: 1. Josh Stephens (Lacey) 1:01.35; 100-Yard Freestyle: 1. Alex Hipschman (Lacey) 53.04; 500-Yard Freestyle:
1. Ryan Clark (Cumberland) 5:31.67; 200-Yard Freestyle Relay: 1. Lacey (Ryan Maloney, Pat Sweeney, Mike Tito, Alex
Hipschman) 1:41.66; 100-Yard Backstroke: 1. Phil Gardner (Lacey) 1:02.57; 100-Yard Breaststroke: 1. Bill Murawski
(Lacey) 1:12.42; 400-Yard Freestyle Relay: 1. Lacey (Ryan Maloney, Pat Sweeney, Mike Tito, Mike Somers) 3:49.43
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Moorestown 109 - Woodstown 60
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Fourth-seeded Moorestown took first in
every event on its way to a 109-60 rout of fifth-seeded Woodstown.
The Quakers got two individual wins each from Joe Kuder and Andrew Tobin. Kuder won the 200 free and the 500 free,
and Tobin took the 200 IM and the 100 free.
Tobin also swam on two victorious relays.
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Central Regional 122 - Kingsway 48
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CentraPublished in the Asbury Park Press
02/16/05
STAFF REPORT
The 0-fer is over.
The Central boys swimming team had never won a first-round outing in the NJSIAA tournament, but all that changed
on Tuesday afternoon at Ocean County College.
The Golden Eagles, the No. 2 seed, hosted and defeated No. 7 Kingsway, 122-48, in a Public South B quarterfinal
meet.
"We really didn't know what they had," Central coach Steve Stout said. "We went out there with a
pretty decent lineup."
The meet sheet members delivered first-place points in 10 of the 11 events and Andrew Coslow led the team with
two individual victories. The rest of the gang included Brett Daroci, Brian Mahoney, Eric Denver, Eric Haug and
Ryan Lustig as they each generated an individual win.
Coslow recorded times of 1:57.3 in the 200 freestyle and 5:37.61 in the 500 free. Mahoney's victory was in the
200 individual medley (2:13.98), Denver was victorious in the 100 butterfly (1:02.22) and Lusting was in the winning
lane in the 100 backstroke (1:02.77).
Daroci normally swims the 100 free but with the meet heavily in Central's favor at that point, Stout decided to
give Daroci the night off from the event. With Daroci taking a pass, Haug took command with his win in a time of
56.17. Daroci still swam the 50 free and clocked a winning time of 22.81.
"Once we saw how the meet was progressing, we decided to give some of the younger kids the experience of swimming
in a state meet," Stout said. "Getting our freshmen and sophomores in the meet was important because
they are our future."
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