Pearce- Feb 18

This Week at Pearce - February 18 - February 24

DATE	EVENT/ACTIVITY
Mon Feb 18	Mandatory Freshman Cheer candidate mtg for parent and student, 6:00 pm, Corral
Tues Feb 19	Pacesetter Booster Club Mtg., Corral
Wed Feb 20	Taste Test, all day, Gym Senior Senate Mtg., all lunches, Rm A209 Mandatory JV/Varsity candidate mtg., for parent and student, 6:00 pm, Corral
Thurs Feb 21	Miss Saigon, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
Fri Feb 22	Miss Saigon, 7:30 pm, Auditorium
Sat Feb 23	Band Auction Softball 100 Inning Fundraising Event, Softball Field
Sun Feb 24	Baseball Camp for 2nd -6th grade, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Pearce Miss Saigon, final performance, 2:00 pm, Auditorium

ACADEMIC NEWS

FINE ARTS

ATHLETICS

STUDENT NEWS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

PTA NEWS

COMMUNITY NEWS

COMING UP

academic news

quick links - Pearce Web site RISD Web site Excellence in Education Fund

2007-2008 RISD CALENDAR Click here

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2008 AP Exam Registration

Parents - Your AP students received registration forms this week in their AP classes. This is the information they received:

The 2008 AP exam registration will be held Monday February 25^th through Tuesday March 4^th outside the cafeteria during A, B, and C lunches. You may also register throughout the day in the Finance office. Each exam is $54.00. Payment is due at the time of registration. Please complete your registration form and attach your money (make checks payable to J. J. Pearce High School – including the driver’s license number of the person who signs the check) or the exact cash amount, in order to register. Also, you or your parents may register for AP exams during Open House on Tuesday February 26^th! Late registration will be held from March 5 – 7 in the Finance office. THERE WILL BE AN ADDITIONAL LATE CHARGE OF $20.00 PER STUDENT, PER TEST FOR LATE REGISTRATION.

Holocaust survivors speak to history class

JJ Pearce 11th grade American History classes received lessons on the horrors of the Holocaust by survivors Rosalee and William Schiff during a special assembly on February 14, 2008. Mr. and Mrs. Schiff survived the brutality of the Nazis and share their experiences each year with Pearce history students. This year the Schiffs were also signing copies of their book, William and Rosalee, A Holocaust Testimony. This presentation was supported, in part, by the Excellence in Education program.

Students from an Advanced Placement U.S. History class spoke to the Schiffs after the presentation.

Front row left to right: K'Vozea White, Kellye Kosanda, Mel Burga, Ashkhen Martirosyan,

Billy Sanders, Mrs. Schiff, Mr. Schiff,

Back row; left to right: Brian Thoreson, Chris Rossato, Matt Steiss, John Emslee,

Alex Devine, Sam Stein, Barrett Gold and Adam Dufner

Pearce students advance to state competition

More Kudos to our school and students. Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, a nationally recognized student organization that allows students from all schools regardless of size compete with one another held their regional competition last week. The following students qualified to advance to the state competition: Ittalee Lyons- Fashion, Chelsey Watson-Interior Design, Rachel Katav - Interior Design, David Michael McMurry-Interviewing, Veronica Regalado- Serving up Success, Lauren Phillips-Interior Design, Michelle Leal - Hospitality, Amanda Dominguez Hospitality, Heather Dickerson Serving up Success

Please congratulate them when you see them!

pearce students place in japanese speech contest

The 11th Annual Japanese Speech Contest was held in Carrollton on Saturday, 2/9 and the following students received trophies and awards. They recited long poems in beautiful Japanese, expressing emotions with gestures in front of more than100 audiences in Ted Polk Middle School's auditorium, and won awards competing with students from RISD and Carrollton Farmer's Branch ISD. Please join us in celebrating their achievements. Level III Japanese , 3rd place: Tommy Sealock (Rie Shichijo's class), Level II Japanese , 3rd place: Clint Donelson (Etsuko Kuwahara's class),

From left, Rie Shichijo (L.III teacher), Tommy Sealock , Clint Donelson, Etsuko Kuwahara (L.II teacher).

total eclipse of the moon

On February 20, 2008, there will be a total eclipse of the moon. RISD Planetarium Director Dr. Jim McConnell will be opening the Planetarium in the evening for anyone interested in dropping by to look through one of the telescopes he will have set up in the circular drive. He will also have a live feed from NASA showing on the large screen in the classroom. The partial eclipse will begin around 7:40 p.m. and the total eclipse will begin at 09:01 pm and end at 9:51pm. This is a wonderful opportunity for teachers and family alike. The RISD Planetarium is located at 9465 Whitehurst Drive in Dallas, adjacent to Skyview Elementary

zero tolerance policy on bullying

In a recent announcement, the Peer Helpers addressed the subject of Bullying:

Bullying is pushing, shoving, kicking or otherwise physically attacking another person.

Bulling is purposely excluding or ostracizing someone.

Bullying is spreading rumors or gossiping.

Bullying is using words or actions to intimidate someone.

Bullying is teasing another person about his or her body, intelligence, race, religion, or any other characteristic that upsets the person.

Bullying is name-calling.

Bullying is making threatening phone calls of emails.

Bullying is posting cruel pictures or messages about someone online.

Bullying is any aggressive, intentional behavior meant to hurt or humiliate someone else. Bullying involves an imbalance of power and strength.

PEARCE HIGH SCHOOL HAS A STRICT ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY ON BULLYING.

If a student has been victimized by a bully or finds himself in a bullying relationship, the student has several options available. First, the student can talk to a teacher, vice-principal, or counselor. Second, the student can talk to a Peer Helper about the situation. He may even want to make a referral for a Peer Mediation. The student can attend TOPS which meets during lunch periods on Wednesday, 7th period and after school on Tuesday.

What a student never has to do is suffer in quiet, alone and hopeless.

Pearce Excellence in Education Fund

Fundraising for the 2007- 2008 school year for the Pearce Excellence in Education Fund is off to a great start. Thanks to the Pearce families and

community members who have already responded to the annual solicitation letter from the Pearce Excellence in Education Fund, or who gave after

attending one of the Fall information meetings. This years’ goal is $65,000 and $43,000 has been raised to date. Every dollar will be used to

enhance the teaching and learning environment at Pearce, to make sure our school continues to be recognized both locally and nationally for their academic programs and student success.

This year we are striving for 100% participation from Pearce families- no amount is too small! To remind families to send in their checks, PEEF board

members are making calls to every Pearce family, answering questions about the Fund, and encouraging participation. Even if you lost your letter, you

can send a check made out to PEEF to: Pearce High School, 1600 N. Coit Rd. , Richardson, TX 75080 – Attn PEEF.

When you donate, don’t forget about matching funds- many companies provide a match for employee contributions to non-profit organizations.

Click Here for a partial list- ask your employer if you are not sure if matching funds are available.

Thank you to the following donors (as of 2/15/08):

Honor Society

$1000 -$2499

Auerbach Albert & Gold

Doug Crosby

Tracey & Mark Humphreys

Terri & Robert Pitts

Cristina & Blake Sellers

Beth & Jeff Siegel

Lisa & David Tatum

Helen Waks

Patti & David Whitehurst

Elizabeth & Mike Wilkinson

Scholar

$500 - $999

Lisa & Jim Albert

Barb & Arthur Altman

Donna & Mark Bailey

Trisse & Bo Brown

Teresa & Douglas Burlingame

Kathy & David Cook

Linda & David Fyffe

Tricia & Matt Gold

Lydia & John Jumonville

Robyn & Michael Kassab

Ellen & Jim Liston

Liz & Ira Matsil

Carol Ann & Rusty Miller

Deborah & Chip Nichols

Debbie & Paul Olschwanger

Babs & David Platten

Stephanie & Roger Reeves

Noriko & Takashi Soda

Lisa & James Rowland

Sterling Bank

Gina & Alan Tolmas

Gold Mustang

$250 - $499

Linda & Morgan Badgett

Vicki & Tom Barrett

Peggy & Louis Beil

V.L. Boots & Jim Breland

Tammy & David Cobbs

Lisa & Brian Dunne

Sue & Neil Earnest

Mary Eisenmann

Ann & Byron Garvey

Michele & Rick Krause

Leslie & Scott Kring

Felise & Harold Leidner

Terry & William Methenitis

Renetta & Mark Montgomery

Liz & Scott Morse

Margo & Robert Murphy

Debbie & Mike O'Reilly

Prairie Creek Elementary PTA

Bruce W. Rachel

Jennifer & Mark Robertson

Paula & Phil Shea

Patricia Simonette

Diana & Sol Stein

Renee & Rob Stone

Siroos Teherani

Lori & Ross Thiedeman

Beverly & Dewey Thoes

Cheri & Bob Thompson

Shari & Jay Tobin

Kim & Jim Watson

Nancee & Brian Wenning

Silver Mustang

$100 - $249

Traci & Greg Anderson

Judy & Rex Baker

Diane & Palmore Baxter

Pat & Nelson Bivins

Nancy & William Bryan

Elizabeth & Eddie Bull

Donna & Russell Burton

Robyn Bush

Jill & Rick Button

Sally Field & Jerry Carlton

Dana & Dale Christian

Rita & Steve Cole

Marty & David Colley

Mary & David Darelius

Nancy & Jeremy Devine

Ann & Jack Falloure

Kim & Randy Ford

Susan & John Freasier

Patrick Ginty

Camille & Homer Glascock

Cynthia & Kevin Green

Jane & Brad Greer

Suzy & Andy Harmon

Tina & Alan Harrington

Susan & Scott Heimbuch

Gennifer & Craig Horan

Frances & Richard Hutchins

Sammie & Morris Johnston

Susan & Ed Jones

Galen & Beryl Kannarr

Marci & Mark Kellner

Anne & Doug Koval

Tina & Hans Larson

Mr. & Mrs. Leask

Betsy & Michael Massey

Tricia & Joseph Mills

Sandra & Asghar Mohkamkar

Marilyn Moore

Tomi & Byron Morriss

Karen & Randall McCleskey

D'Lane Mueller

Margaret & Van Neinast

Ivy & Bob Opdyke

Lori & Trace Ordiway

Tracy & Robin Owens

Susan & Steve Parker

Connie & Ken Presley

Kim & Joe Quirk

Kim & Rich Roberts

Kathy & Mark Rogers

Melissa & David Rossato

Pam & Mike Saks

Nancy & Mark Sanders

Michael Schnitzer

Lyn Sekiguchi

Kathy & Dean Semon

Laurie & Barry Skolnick

Debbie & Tom Smelko

Susan & Robert Sugerman

Gail & Dan Stevenson

Wendy & Phil Swim

Linda & Jack Thibodeau

Linda & Bill Thoreson

Patti Wade

Debbie & Ronnie Webb

Anne Westphal

Marissa & John Williams

Cathy & Jim Wills

Ann & Terry Yamada

Brooke and Bob Ziegler

Red Mustang

Up to $50

Anonymous

Jane Aitchison & Joe Olguin

Roni & Don Briggs

Diane & Mark Fleschler

Ivy Gold

Carol & Rob Hewitt

Donna Robinson-Hunt & Stewart Hunt

Beverly & Mike Jenson

Andy & Steve Johns

Theresa & Jim Jones

Martha & Dave Lammers

Karen Lanier

Charlotte Lee

Gilit & Israel Mandelbaum

Lorence Miller

Gwen & Curtis Moore

Marcia Mueller

Donna Mullins

Katherine & Gregory Nikolas

Lenore & Joshua Parens

Kim & Fernando Ramirez

Holly Reeves

Harriet Reisman

Harry E. Robinson

Felicia & Robert Rubin

Susan & Michael Rumsey

Marcia & Jim Schutza

Steven Schwartz

Julie & Rob Shrell

Sherry & Bill Silverman

Becky & Norman Slakman

Wendy & Hans Weber

Fine arts at JJ Pearce ( Band, Choir, Orchestra, theater)

quick links - Pearce Band Pearce Choir Pearce Orchestra Pearce Theater

Coming This Saturday! Band Auction Excitement Builds!

Don’t forget the fun coming up on Saturday, February 23rd at the annual Pearce Mighty Mustang band auction! Beginning at 6:30 p.m., the evening will be filled with activity for the whole family. In addition to the live and silent auctions, the Mighty Mustang band will be performing, as well as the jazz band, the North Junior High band and the Parkhill Junior High band! Also don’t miss out on the opportunity to purchase a DVD of this year’s band performances and other memorable moments. The DVD includes scenes from the UIL Regional competition, the state marching competition, Mesquite contest, halftime shows, highlights from the band showcase, and Pacesetters among lots of tidbits from the season! The price is a bargain at $25 and will be available at one of the auction tables. Neighborhood businesses and band parents have been very generous this year with their donations to be auctioned. Among the several hundred items on which to bid, there are pedicures, facials, massages, haircuts, jewelry, flowers, software, symphony tickets, comedy club tickets, summer musical tickets, framing, pet grooming, portrait sittings, fitness training, brunches, lunches, dinners, band pictures and tons of gift cards! Don’t miss out on getting a good deal, getting in on the excitement of an auction and having fun with the entire community!

choir in san antonio for tmea

On February 5, 2008, the Pearce A Cappella choir gave a concert at the Eisemann Center to premier the repertoire of music they will perform for the 40,000 members of the Texas Music Educator’s Association in San Antonio on Feb 15th. As a Texas State Honor Choir for 2008 the choir achieves the highest honor a Texas public school choir can achieve. The music includes two Irish pieces in Gaelic, Brahms in German, a French piece, a South American song in Spanish and two Hebrew selections. Soloists included Daniel Shnider, Lauren Bull, and Zachary Sutton.

Also performing at TMEA are four All-State choir students. Daniel Shnider is a member of the All-State mixed choir and Zach Sutton is a member of the All-State men’ choir. Performing in the All-State women’s choir are Lauren Bull and Shelby Button. The All-State choir performances were Saturday Feb. 16th.

Congratulations to Michael Lysinger, head director and Laura Taylor, associate director for this great honor for Pearce High School!

last chance to see miss saigon!

There are 3 more opportunities to see JJ Pearce High school perform the first high school production of Miss Saigon in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Lynn Shaw, Kelly Cox, Jeff Crouse and Merrideth Zednick have brought together an amazing ensemble of actors, musicians and technical students to tell the story of doomed lovers split apart by the end of the Vietnam war. Since its opening in 1989, this show has thrilled audiences in sold out theatres all over the world. Hauntingly beautiful music will stay with you long after you've left the auditorium. Come join Elizabeth Judd, Tyler Miller, John Redlinger, David Escamilla, Chandler Reeves, Tim Sekiguchi, Reagan Rowland, Jaid Nelson, Brett Thiele and a cast for 50 talented singers, dancers and actors.

Don't miss this outstanding production by JJ Pearce Theater!

Tickets are currently on sale online directly at http://th729wz103.boxpro.net or you can click on the BUY TICKETS link at http://www.pearcetheater.com.

TICKETS can also be purchased at the box office 1 1/2 hours before the show. 3 Shows left: Thursday, Feb. 21st at 7:30pm, Friday, Feb. 22nd at 7:30pm

and Sunday, Feb. 24th at 2;00 pm. Don't Miss It!

athletics at jj pearce

(basketball, baseball, cross country, football, golf,

gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis,

track and field, Volleyball, wrestling)

quick links - Athletic Booster Club Boy's Basketball Girl's Basketball Baseball Football Girl's Golf Gymnastics Softball Girl's Soccer Tennis Volleyball Wrestling

Note - for sports not listed with a quick link - visit the pearce web site and click on athletic department. schedules can be found on the web site.

MUSTANGS ARE DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!

varsity basketball

The win over Mesquite Poteet sealed the deal to officially bring the Mustangs a District Championship - the first in 10 years! It was a sweet ending for the 9 seniors recognized that night who played for the last time in Mustang gym. Many of these guys have been teammates since 6th grade. Trevoy Dunn, Chris Bennett, Sammy McKee, Nick Sellers, Dishon Hughes, Dillon Taylor, Luke Joyner, Bryan Parker and Papi Kaba escorted their parents to center court for individual recognition of their high school accomplishments. The game was well in hand by half-time as Bryan Parker led the team with 18 points.

The Mustangs finished the regular season with a 24-8 overall record and 13-1 in district. With tying records, the Mustangs won the coin flip with Highland Park and will enter the playoffs as the first seed, giving them a first-round bye. After a warm-up game against Paris last Saturday, the team will be ready to take on Lindale or Jacksonville on either Thursday or Friday in the Area Finals. Check the Dallas Morning News on Wednesday for exact time and location. $5 District Champ/Playoff shirts on sale! During lunch on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, support your championship Mustangs and purchase a $5 t-shirt outside the cafeteria.

junior varsity

Mustang Junior Varsity had a terrific season finishing 12-2 as did the Freshman teams. Freshman A won their division with a 12-2 finish and B team rounded out the season with a strong 7-3 district record. Pearce continues to make it's presence known and has great talent ready to move up the ladder in the years to come.

Congratulation to the winners of the Reliable Chevrolet 3 point contest - Drew Albert and Amber Williams.

Bryan Parker battles HP's big men.

The Journey Ends

In a game played with heart and soul, the Lady Mustangs brought the 2007/08 basketball season to a close losing in the first round of bi district playoffs to McKinney Boyd in Allen, Monday night. Leading the scoring was Corey Mulder who had 18 points, Katie Hanes scored 5 (yes, 5) 3 pointers for 15 and Olivia Hulme had 6. Thanks to all who supported the Lady Mustangs throughout the season.

baseball camp next month for elementary kids

JJ Pearce baseball will host a camp on February 24th, from 1:00 to 4:00 for 2nd through 6th graders. The camp will be led by the JJ Pearce Baseball coaches

and players. Cost is $35.00 and proceeds will benefit the Pearce Baseball program. Click Here for registration form.

PEARCE BOYS SOCCER

junior varsity

The Pearce JV won again against Little Elm last Tuesday night Feb 12th.  With a score of 1-0 they remain undefeated in district play.  The Mustangs played

almost the entire game on the opponents end of the field and after many shots on goal, the winning goal was scored by Jonathan Torres.  With only a few minutes

left in the game, Little Elm was able to break free and had an excellent opportunity to score the no defensive players between them and the goal.  Goalie

Tyler Smith made a fantastic save, preventing them from tying the score.  The Mustangs were victorious again! The JV plays at Frisco High School on Tuesday,

Feb. 19th and then at HOME on Friday, Feb. 22nd against Frisco Liberty at 5:30.

varsity

Pearce Boys Varsity Soccer Wins 8-1!!!  The Pearce Boys Varsity Soccer Team came out fast and hard against Prosper last Friday night, determined to come home

with a win.  Taylor Pierce scored in the first minute of the game, followed by two goals from Reece Markman, one goal from Brian Thoreson, and one goal from

Juan Aguirre.  The first half ended with a 5-0 lead.  In the second half, the scoring frenzy continued with goals from Keegan Smith, a second goal from Brian

Thoreson, and a third goal from Reece Markman.  Come watch Pearce continue its battle for the top spot in the district at Frisco, on Tuesday, Feb 19 at 7:15 pm.

The JV and Varsity teams play on Tuesday and Friday nights through March.  The next home game is scheduled for Friday, February 22nd against Frisco Liberty.

JV Plays at 5:30 and Varsity at 7:15.  Come cheer the teams on!

Other Upcoming Games:

Feb. 19 - Tuesday - @ Frisco High School - 5:30/7:15

Feb. 22 - Friday- @ HOME against Frisco Liberty - 5:30/7:15

Feb. 26 - Tuesday - @ Highland Park - 5:30p/7:15pm

For a complete schedule and directions visit the Boys Soccer Web Site:  http://www.jjpearceboysoccer.com-a.googlepages.com/home.html

pearce girls soccer

junior varsity

Tuesday's February 12th game against the Little Elm Lobos is best summed up by - GOALFEST!! Our JV Lady Mustangs scored 8 unanswered goals in a cold, windy match in Denton county. Hannah Tessaro set the tone for the evening, striking first off a cross by Karli Porter. Next came a shot by Sydney Robertson off a pass from Brooke Johnston. A third goal followed just over a minute later by Brooke Johnston from Hannah Tessaro's pass. Molly Cain added the fourth goal on a stunning
kick backward into the corner. A minute later Molly scored her second goal of the evening off a pass from Sarah Rivers. With 3:30 left in the first half, Brooke Johnston sent a ball straight to the waiting feet of Sydney Robertson who delivered for her second goal of the evening. Ending the first half with her second goal of the evening was Brooke Johnston who took on defenders from the midfield, blowing by them to drive in for the score. The second half saw a scramble of position changes as Coach DeArmond gave players opportunities for new experiences with keeper Rosa Medina becoming a field player. Rosa wasted no time on the pitch and took a pass from Paloma Garcia in for the 8th score of the evening!

McKinney Boyd came to play on Friday evening, fielding a physical, aggressive team. Our Lady Mustangs were up for the challenge, matching shots, making saves and steals, fighting to a 0-0 tie. Outstanding defensive effort was made by Hayley Kerr and Meagan Stewart, with midfielders Veronica Pippard, Hannah Tessaro, Karli Porter and Brooke Johnston keeping the ball upfield for Pearce. Great shots were made by Molly Cain, with a heart-stopping shot from Sheina Tolmas that went just wide of the goal in the final minute. Great effort by Sarah Rivers, Kim Retzsch, Shelby Redcorn, Kaitlyn Fletcher, Becca Solitare and Rosa Medina as our Lady Mustangs remain undefeated!

varsity

The Lady Mustangs Varsity soccer team was back on the winning track again when they took on the Little Elm Lady Lobos in Little Elm on Tuesday. In

the first half, off an assist from Stephanie Pritchett and Gayle Ziegler, Sophomore Kathryn Watson got her toe on a perfectly placed ball that the Little Elm keeper could not reach which made it into the goal for the first score. In the second half, it was an all-out Lady Mustangs offensive. Great ball movement by Mustangs defenders and midfielders, including Anne Stieg, Molly Hummel and Stephanie Pritchett, kept the ball up around the attacking third for the remainder of the game. Sophmore Taylor Mathews scored twice with hard strikes off assists by Kathryn Watson and Hayley Kerr. Gayle Ziegler also created several other scoring opportunities with well-placed corner kicks. In the end, despite the flurry of activity around the Little Elm goal, it was still another Lady Mustangs win by a score of 3-0.

Lady Mustang Softball -100 Inning Game

Everyone is invited to attend the lady Mustang Softball Team's 100 Inning Game. The game is a fundraiser for the teams and is expected to be an exciting start of our season. The game will be held Saturday, February 23 at the Mustang Softball Field. All JJ Pearce students, faculty, staff and friends are encouraged to attend.

Bring your bat and glove and show your skills, this event is designed for all to participate. The softball booster parents will have the grill fired up serving hot dogs for only .50 cents. Make sure to support the team, find your favorite player and make a pledge per inning or a flat donation.

Thanks in advance for your support and we hope to see everyone for this season opening event.

swim and dive team news

The JJ Pearce Swim and Dive Team participated in the Region 4A Meet on February7-8, 2008 at the Southlake Pool. We had some great swims at the following events:

The Girls team placed second. Silver medalists: Frannie Mullins, 50 yard freestyle; Erika Stuart, 100 yard Backstroke; Frannie Mullins, Erica Stuart, Ainsley Mitchell, and Elyse Burkert, 200 Freestyle Relay; and Frannie Mullins, Erica Stuart, Ainsley Mitchell, and Lindsey Larson, 400 Freestyle Relay.

The following girls will go to the State Meet: Erica Stuart, 100 back; Ainsley Mitchell, 500 Free; Frannie Mullins, Erica Stuart, Ainsley Mitchell, and Elyse Burkert, the 200 Freestyle Relay; and Frannie Mullins, Erica Stuart, Ainsley Mitchell and Lindsey Larson, the 400 Freestyle Relay

The Boys Team won the Region meet.. Chuck Zhou was named boys outstanding swimmer. Coach Clayton was named Boys Region coach of the year

Gold Medalists: Andrew Silver 200 Free; Chuck Zhou, 200 IM; Chuck Zhou, 100 Backstroke; Chuck Zhou, Chad Robinson, Brent Goodwin, Brian Schutz, 200 Medley Relay; Chuck Zhou, Joseph Lin, Brian Schutz and Andrew Silver, 200 Freestyle Relay; Chad Robinson, Andrew Silver, Brent Goodwin and Joseph Lin, 400 Freestyle Relay.

Silver Medalist: Brent Goodwin, 200 Freestyle; Joseph Lin 100 Freestyle; Andrew Silver, 500 Freestyle; and Chad Robinson, 100 Breaststroke