The Ceres Dolphins recreational swim team finished in fourth place at the Sea Dogs Invitational on Saturday, June 25 at Pitman High School.
Ceres piled up 13 first-place finishes, 18 seconds, eight thirds, 12 fourths, eight fifths, nine sixths, 10 sevenths and eight eighths.
Haley "The Beast" Fisicaro (15-16 girls) and Ricardo Cano (9-10 boys) both won three individual races on their way to claiming high-point honors.
Fisicaro set meet records in the 100 free, 50 free and 50 fly.
"She's the most driven girl I've coached in any sport," coach Tracy Bull said. "Every time she enters the water, a record's falling."
Cano, nicknamed Latino Michael Phelps by his teammates, shattered a meet record in the 50 fly.
Jadyn Shinn (9-10 girls) set a meet record while finishing first in the 50 breast (37.28).
"She puts a lot of pressure on herself," Bull said.
Cassandra Guevara (17-18 girls) and Diego Armas (6&under boys) had the second and third-highest point totals in their respective divisions.
Makayla Lawrence (11-12 girls) placed first in her heat and 21st overall in the 50 free. She completed the event in a personal-best time of 35.44 seconds.
"She was so excited," Bull said.
Individuals
17-18 boys
Victor Cruz placed first in the 100 breast, and second in the 100 free and 50 free.
Jason Stanhope placed third in the 50 free and 100 back, and fifth in the 100 free.
17-18 girls
Cassandra Guevara placed first in the 100 IM, and second in the 50 fly and 50 free.
Montana Bull placed first in the 50 back, fourth in the 100 free and fifth in the 50 free.
15-16 boys
Jacob Stone placed third in the 100 fly.
Zachary Jones placed fourth in the 100 breast, sixth in the 50 free and seventh in the 100 free.
Stefan Perry placed sixth in the 100 back.
15-16 girls
Haley Fisicaro placed first in the 50 fly, 50 free and 100 free.
Maureen Nelson placed second in the 100 free, and fourth in the 50 free and 50 fly.
Megan Braverman placed fifth in the 50 breast.
Kaylee Mattice placed eighth in the 50 free.
13-14 girls
Payton Mahu placed first in the 50 fly, third in the 50 free and fourth in the 50 back.
Jordan Pata placed eighth in the 50 back.
11-12 boys
Kimo Guevara placed second in the 50 free and 100 free, and third in the 100 IM.
James Diaz placed seventh in the 50 back.
11-12 girls
Julia Pata placed fourth in the 50 free, fifth in the 100 free and sixth in the 50 breast.
Emma Bevan placed sixth in the 50 fly.
9-10 boys
Ricardo Cano placed first in the 100 IM, 50 fly and 50 free.
9-10 girls
Jadyn Shinn placed first in the 50 breast, and second in the 50 back and 100 free.
Edelya Borges placed fifth in the 50 back and seventh in the 100 free.
Iliana Borges placed sixth in the 50 breast.
7-8 boys
Jordan Shinn placed first in the 25 back, and second in the 25 free and 50 free.
Kaleb Miller placed fourth in the 25 free and eighth in the 25 breast.
7-8 girls
Makayla Estermann placed third in the 25 breast.
Aryanna Jimenez placed fourth in the 25 fly and seventh in the 50 free.
Emma Silveria placed seventh in the 25 breast.
Victoria Silveria placed seventh in the 25 free.
6 & under boys
Diego Armas placed second in the 25 back and 50 free, and fourth in the 25 free.
Nicholas Villalobos placed fifth in the 25 back.
Ryan Estermann placed seventh in the 25 free.
6 & under girls
Keira Miller placed sixth in the 25 back and eighth in the 50 free.
Relays
15-18 boys
The 200 medley relay team of Stefan Perry, Zachary Jones, Jacob Stone and Victor Cruz placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Cruz, Jones, Jason Stanhope and Perry placed fourth.
15-18 girls
The 200 free relay team of Cassandra Guevara, Maureen Nelson, Kaylee Mattice and Haley Fisicaro placed first.
The 200 free relay team of Megan Braverman, Montana Bull, Yvonne Downs and Paige Hensley placed eighth.
The 200 medley relay team of Bull, Guevara, Fisicaro and Maureen Nelson placed second.
13-14 girls
The 200 medley relay team of Jordan Pata, Jadyn Shinn, Payton Mahu and Julia Pata placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Mahu, Julia Pata, Ashley Miller and Jordan Pata placed fourth.
The 200 free relay team of LaShanda Roach, Audreana Leyva, Yiwen Gu and Makayla Lawrence placed seventh.
11-12 boys
The 200 medley relay team of James Diaz, Daniel Hagens, Ricardo Cano and Kimo Guevara placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Guevara, Diaz, Jordan Shinn and Cano placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Gavin Connolly, Hagens, Logan Kier and Connor Mills placed eighth.
11-12 girls
The 200 free relay team of Katrina Guevara, Natalie Zavala, Amy Holliday and Taylor Starkweather placed sixth.
The 200 free relay team of Emma Bevan, Ciana Sather, Kiera Brownlee and Lindsey Reedy placed eighth.
The 200 medley relay team of Starkweather, Bevan, Sather and Zavala placed seventh.
9-10 boys
The 200 medley relay team of Angelo Najera, Agustin Leyva, Eduardo Trejo and Mateo Ibarra placed sixth.
The 200 free relay team of Leyva, Najera, Ibarra and Trejo placed seventh.
9-10 girls
The 200 free relay team of Paige Connolly, Iliana Borges, Alyssa Stiles and Edelya Borges placed fifth.
The 200 medley relay team of Connolly, Iliana Borges, Hannah Kelley and Edelya Borges placed eighth.
7-8 boys
The 100 medley relay team of Jeremy Kier, Kaleb Miller, Jordan Shinn and Jacob Pfanenstiel placed third.
The 100 free relay team of Miller, Pfanenstiel, Alex Gu and Brett Hartley placed sixth.
7-8 girls
The 100 free relay team of Emma Silveria, Victoria Silveria, Brooke Starkweather and Aryanna Jimenez placed third.
The 100 free relay team of Tori Kelley, Allison Stiles, Madison Bevan and Allison McAdams placed seventh.
The 100 medley relay team of Victoria Silveria, Makayla Estermann, Jimenez and Emma Silveria placed fourth.
6 & under mixed
The 100 free relay team of Diego Armas, Andy Tan, Cailin Kelley and Keira Miller placed fifth.
Ripon (1,136) won the team title at the Sea Dogs Invitational.
The Sea Dogs (1,126) and Tracy Tritons (725.5) took second and third.
Ceres (536.5) finished ahead of Manteca (457), Oakdale (180), Turlock (118) and Modesto-Stanislaus (63).
The Dolphins competed shorthanded.
"It's a little disappointing we didn't score a few more points," coach Bull said. "We just didn't have enough depth. I had kids competing in events they usually don't swim."
Ceres piled up 13 first-place finishes, 18 seconds, eight thirds, 12 fourths, eight fifths, nine sixths, 10 sevenths and eight eighths.
Haley "The Beast" Fisicaro (15-16 girls) and Ricardo Cano (9-10 boys) both won three individual races on their way to claiming high-point honors.
Fisicaro set meet records in the 100 free, 50 free and 50 fly.
"She's the most driven girl I've coached in any sport," coach Tracy Bull said. "Every time she enters the water, a record's falling."
Cano, nicknamed Latino Michael Phelps by his teammates, shattered a meet record in the 50 fly.
Jadyn Shinn (9-10 girls) set a meet record while finishing first in the 50 breast (37.28).
"She puts a lot of pressure on herself," Bull said.
Cassandra Guevara (17-18 girls) and Diego Armas (6&under boys) had the second and third-highest point totals in their respective divisions.
Makayla Lawrence (11-12 girls) placed first in her heat and 21st overall in the 50 free. She completed the event in a personal-best time of 35.44 seconds.
"She was so excited," Bull said.
Individuals
17-18 boys
Victor Cruz placed first in the 100 breast, and second in the 100 free and 50 free.
Jason Stanhope placed third in the 50 free and 100 back, and fifth in the 100 free.
17-18 girls
Cassandra Guevara placed first in the 100 IM, and second in the 50 fly and 50 free.
Montana Bull placed first in the 50 back, fourth in the 100 free and fifth in the 50 free.
15-16 boys
Jacob Stone placed third in the 100 fly.
Zachary Jones placed fourth in the 100 breast, sixth in the 50 free and seventh in the 100 free.
Stefan Perry placed sixth in the 100 back.
15-16 girls
Haley Fisicaro placed first in the 50 fly, 50 free and 100 free.
Maureen Nelson placed second in the 100 free, and fourth in the 50 free and 50 fly.
Megan Braverman placed fifth in the 50 breast.
Kaylee Mattice placed eighth in the 50 free.
13-14 girls
Payton Mahu placed first in the 50 fly, third in the 50 free and fourth in the 50 back.
Jordan Pata placed eighth in the 50 back.
11-12 boys
Kimo Guevara placed second in the 50 free and 100 free, and third in the 100 IM.
James Diaz placed seventh in the 50 back.
11-12 girls
Julia Pata placed fourth in the 50 free, fifth in the 100 free and sixth in the 50 breast.
Emma Bevan placed sixth in the 50 fly.
9-10 boys
Ricardo Cano placed first in the 100 IM, 50 fly and 50 free.
9-10 girls
Jadyn Shinn placed first in the 50 breast, and second in the 50 back and 100 free.
Edelya Borges placed fifth in the 50 back and seventh in the 100 free.
Iliana Borges placed sixth in the 50 breast.
7-8 boys
Jordan Shinn placed first in the 25 back, and second in the 25 free and 50 free.
Kaleb Miller placed fourth in the 25 free and eighth in the 25 breast.
7-8 girls
Makayla Estermann placed third in the 25 breast.
Aryanna Jimenez placed fourth in the 25 fly and seventh in the 50 free.
Emma Silveria placed seventh in the 25 breast.
Victoria Silveria placed seventh in the 25 free.
6 & under boys
Diego Armas placed second in the 25 back and 50 free, and fourth in the 25 free.
Nicholas Villalobos placed fifth in the 25 back.
Ryan Estermann placed seventh in the 25 free.
6 & under girls
Keira Miller placed sixth in the 25 back and eighth in the 50 free.
Relays
15-18 boys
The 200 medley relay team of Stefan Perry, Zachary Jones, Jacob Stone and Victor Cruz placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Cruz, Jones, Jason Stanhope and Perry placed fourth.
15-18 girls
The 200 free relay team of Cassandra Guevara, Maureen Nelson, Kaylee Mattice and Haley Fisicaro placed first.
The 200 free relay team of Megan Braverman, Montana Bull, Yvonne Downs and Paige Hensley placed eighth.
The 200 medley relay team of Bull, Guevara, Fisicaro and Maureen Nelson placed second.
13-14 girls
The 200 medley relay team of Jordan Pata, Jadyn Shinn, Payton Mahu and Julia Pata placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Mahu, Julia Pata, Ashley Miller and Jordan Pata placed fourth.
The 200 free relay team of LaShanda Roach, Audreana Leyva, Yiwen Gu and Makayla Lawrence placed seventh.
11-12 boys
The 200 medley relay team of James Diaz, Daniel Hagens, Ricardo Cano and Kimo Guevara placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Guevara, Diaz, Jordan Shinn and Cano placed second.
The 200 free relay team of Gavin Connolly, Hagens, Logan Kier and Connor Mills placed eighth.
11-12 girls
The 200 free relay team of Katrina Guevara, Natalie Zavala, Amy Holliday and Taylor Starkweather placed sixth.
The 200 free relay team of Emma Bevan, Ciana Sather, Kiera Brownlee and Lindsey Reedy placed eighth.
The 200 medley relay team of Starkweather, Bevan, Sather and Zavala placed seventh.
9-10 boys
The 200 medley relay team of Angelo Najera, Agustin Leyva, Eduardo Trejo and Mateo Ibarra placed sixth.
The 200 free relay team of Leyva, Najera, Ibarra and Trejo placed seventh.
9-10 girls
The 200 free relay team of Paige Connolly, Iliana Borges, Alyssa Stiles and Edelya Borges placed fifth.
The 200 medley relay team of Connolly, Iliana Borges, Hannah Kelley and Edelya Borges placed eighth.
7-8 boys
The 100 medley relay team of Jeremy Kier, Kaleb Miller, Jordan Shinn and Jacob Pfanenstiel placed third.
The 100 free relay team of Miller, Pfanenstiel, Alex Gu and Brett Hartley placed sixth.
7-8 girls
The 100 free relay team of Emma Silveria, Victoria Silveria, Brooke Starkweather and Aryanna Jimenez placed third.
The 100 free relay team of Tori Kelley, Allison Stiles, Madison Bevan and Allison McAdams placed seventh.
The 100 medley relay team of Victoria Silveria, Makayla Estermann, Jimenez and Emma Silveria placed fourth.
6 & under mixed
The 100 free relay team of Diego Armas, Andy Tan, Cailin Kelley and Keira Miller placed fifth.
Ripon (1,136) won the team title at the Sea Dogs Invitational.
The Sea Dogs (1,126) and Tracy Tritons (725.5) took second and third.
Ceres (536.5) finished ahead of Manteca (457), Oakdale (180), Turlock (118) and Modesto-Stanislaus (63).
The Dolphins competed shorthanded.
"It's a little disappointing we didn't score a few more points," coach Bull said. "We just didn't have enough depth. I had kids competing in events they usually don't swim."
