Park Paseo Northstars, 25 Christamon W, Irvine, CA (2026)

07/28/2026

Meet Report – Park Paseo Northstars and Turtle Rock Sharks at Heritage Park Seals
July 25, 2026
Bonus Report: Pentathlon – July 22, 2026

The Park Paseo Northstars closed out the 2026 regular season with two meets this week, including a tri-meet hosted by the Heritage Park Seals and the Pentathlon. Two more records were lowered this week. Abraham Cheng, who already held the boys 9-10 butterfly record, dropped 1.26 seconds at the Pentathlon for a new time of 32.36 seconds. Similarly, River McIntrye lowered his 13-14 breaststroke record to 29.01 seconds when he dropped .14 seconds on Saturday.

Over the course of the season, the Northstars had 47 swimmers earn Champs qualifying times in a total of 170 events. This week, Andrew Do qualified in two events to earn his first Champs times of the year. Also achieving new times this week were Abraham Cheng, Deron Hsia, Elizabeth Kang, Nicholas Kang, Everett Kao, Ivan Liu, Teddy Post, and Vehbi Turel.

The 20 swimmers who qualified in the maximum of five events (ages 9+) were Aaron Cheng, Abraham Cheng, Trevor Cheng, Vicki Edney, Crystal Gee, Aditi Gupta, Oliver Hanaoka, Josephine Kang, Nicholas Kang, Nyah Lin, Ivan Liu, Violet Liu, River McIntyre, Ellie Post, Devynn Slater, Rocco Vena, Lincoln Vienneau, Sammy Vienneau, Oliver Walton, and Simon Xue.

There were three swimmers who qualified in the maximum four events for the 5-8 age groups, including Bilge Turel, Teddy Post, and Alice Vienneau. The six swimmers ages 9+ who qualified in four events were Sarah Chao, Deron Hsia, Everett Kao, Olivia Liu, Emily Nauli, and Vehbi Turel.

Qualifying in three events were Aaron Josenhans, Xavier Liu, and Karlisha Yu. The swimmers with two qualifying times were Adrian Bekker, Andrew Do, Avyaan Hundal, Ava Josenhans, Elizabeth Kang, Langdon Lam, Sam Li, Izumi Renshus, Sezai Turel, and Katelyn Williams. Swimmers who qualified in one event were Michael Cao, Ariana Hundal, Simon Peng, Patrick Post, and Maggie Walton.

At the tri-meet, the Northstars swam for 78 total time improvements. The biggest drop came from Madison Kim, who knocked off 24.34 seconds in the girls 7-8 breaststroke. Willow Martasian dropped 19.91 seconds in the girls 5-6 backstroke. Reina Mahishi took off 11.43 seconds in the girls 9-10 freestyle. Mimi Robinson rounded out the double-digit drops with a 10.38 second improvement in the girls 5-6 backstroke.

Congratulations to Sezai Turel and Maggie Walton, who were the only Northstars to improve in all three of their events on Saturday!

There were 22 swimmers who improved in two events, including Michael Cao, Trevor Cheng, Owen Dam, Andrew Do, Audrey Do, Deron Hsia, Elizabeth Kang, Nicholas Kang, Everett Kao, Kairi Lam, Langdon Lam, Enoch Lee, River McIntyre, Aiden Mody, Simon Peng, Izumi Renshus, Bilge Turel, Vehbi Turel, Rocco Vena, Sammy Vienneau, Oliver Walton, and Simon Xue.

Another 28 Northstars had one time improvement, including Nathan Arredondo, Adrian Bekker, Ovee Bhirud, Christopher Chan, Jocelyn Chan, Sarah Chao, Alex Cheng, Emery Chi, Hannah Dugan, Crystal Gee, Hannah Groysman, Oliver Hanaoka, Hunter Kim, Madison Kim, Nyah Lin, Ivan Liu, Reina Mahishi, Willow Martasian, Emily Nauli, Andy Pan, Mimi Robinson, Elowyn Simon, Devynn Slater, Amelia Su, Lincoln Vienneau, Katelyn Williams, Grace Yu, and Karlisha Yu.

Four Northstars took first place in all of their events on Saturday, including Trevor Cheng, Ivan Liu, Lincoln Vienneau, and Simon Xue. Touching first in at least one race and finishing in the top three in all events were Michael Cao Violet Liu, River McIntyre, Bilge Turel, Alice Vienneau, and Sammy Vienneau. The Northstars with at least one first-place finish were Vicky Edney, Nicholas Kang, and Rocco Vena.

The three Northstars who placed in the top three in all events were Oliver Hanaoka, Nyah Lin, and Oliver Walton. Earning at least one top-three finish were Sarah Chao, Andrew Do, Deron Hsia, Elizabeth Kang, Langdon Lam, Emily Nauli, Patrick Post, Devynn Slater, Sezai Turel, Vehbi Turel, and Karlisha Yu.

Also closing out their regular season this week were Sammy Arredondo, Russell Huang, Dean Mody, Callen Pak, Briella Robinson, Emory Su, and Emily Yin.

Thirteen Northstars competed at the Pentathlon on Wednesday, with each swimmer having something special to highlight. Ellie Post got time improvements in all five of her events, including a drop of 6.35 seconds in the girls 9-10 individual medley. Arsen Karimov improved in all three races he swam and had the biggest improvements of all the Northstars, taking off 8.88 seconds in the boys 9-10 freestyle, 6.82 in breaststroke, and 6.66 in backstroke. Abraham Cheng also had three time improvements, including the record-breaking swim in the butterfly. Olivia Liu had time improvements in three of her events. Achieving two time improvements were Sarah Chao, Aaron Cheng, and Violet Liu. Swimmers with one time improvement were Michael Cao and Emery Chi. Both Patrick Post and Amelia Su earned one time improvement and swam butterfly for the first time all season. Ivan Liu had one time improvement and earned a Champs qualifying time in his first backstroke race of the season. Teddy Post earned a Champs time in his first breaststroke race of the summer.

Congratulations to all the Northstars on an amazing end to the regular season and best of luck to all who are swimming at Champs! Even if you aren’t swimming at Champs, you can still come to practice to improve your technique and spend more time with friends. We also look forward to seeing everyone at the end of season banquet and awards ceremony.

07/24/2026

Today only - Pie your favorite coach or captain! Only $10 per pie (cash or zelle) and all funds raised will go toward purchasing the new timing system for next season. New system means fewer volunteer jobs per family and live meet results. Help our team reach the goal of $2000 raised. Join us on the pool deck from 2:00-2:45 for what is sure to be a day filled with fun and laughter.

07/22/2026

Meet Report – Park Paseo Northstars vs Greentree Gators
July 18, 2026

The Park Paseo Northstars hosted the Greentree Gators in the last home meet of the season. It was an exciting day in the pool with four more team records falling. Abraham Cheng put his name in the record books for the first time when he finished the boys 9-10 50-yard butterfly in just 33.62 seconds. This bested the previous record, set in 2011, by about half a second. Teddy Post broke three records he set earlier this season in the boys 7-8 age group, lowering his best marks to 15.71 seconds in butterfly, 17.88 seconds in backstroke, and 14.78 seconds in freestyle.

Time Improvements were a huge part of this week’s meet, with 123 total improvements set by 71 swimmers. There were 14 swimmers with double-digit time drops, led by Nora Yun, who took off 31.02 seconds in the girls 9-10 freestyle. Close behind her was Josephine Wu, dropping 30.99 seconds in the girls 7-8 freestyle and 11.89 seconds in backstroke. The third-biggest drop came from Sienna Patel, who knocked off 18.71 seconds in the girls 9-10 butterfly. Also dropping over ten seconds in a race were Vibha Sathish Kumar (-17.34 in girls 11-12 butterfly), Caleb Wu (-14.40 in boys 11-12 backstroke), Shiloh Davidson (-13.69 in girls 9-10 freestyle), Daniel Wang (-12.37 in boys 11-12 freestyle), Samuel Fung (-12.33 in boys 9-10 butterfly), Briella Robinson (-11.25 in girls 7-8 freestyle), Emory Su (-11.12 in girls 5-6 backstroke), Jocelyn Chan (-10.84 in girls 9-10 butterfly), Paige Terasaki (-10.44 in girls 11-12 butterfly), Elowyn Simon (-10.37 in girls 7-8 freestyle), and Manojav Ram Sirikande (-10.09 in boys 11-12 breaststroke).

The 11 swimmers who improved in all three races were Sammy Arredondo, Ovee Bhirud, Emery Chi, Russell Huang, Nicholas Kang, Sam Li, Teddy Post, Izumi Renshus, Vibha Sathish Kumar, Sezai Turel, and Karlisha Yu.

There were 30 swimmers with two time improvements, including Jocelyn Chan, Sarah Chao, Alex Cheng, Shiloh Davidson, Vicki Edney, Crystal Gee, Oliver Hanaoka, Anaya Hundal, Aaron Josenhans, Elizabeth Kang, Arsen Karimov, Olivia Liu, Aiden Mody, Ryan Moore, Emily Nauli, Marcel Nauli, Andy Pan, Sienna Patel, Hamsini Racherla, Nandini Racherla, Briella Robinson, Elowyn Simon, Manojav Ram Sirikande, Amelia Su, Darcy Terasaki, Paige Terasaki, Vehbi Turel, Rocco Vena, David Wang, and Josephine Wu.

Another 30 swimmers dropped time in one event, including Nathan Arredondo, Hunter Cahill, Michael Cao, Christopher Chan, Samuel Fung, Sabine Hoting, Bun Ichimori, Yvan Jian, Everett Kao, Hunter Kim, Madison Kim, Enoch Lee, Nyah Lin, Willow Martasian, Ada Miller, Patrick Post, Mimi Robinson, Devynn Slater, Emory Su, Dottie Taylor, Kina Terasaki, Bilge Turel, Sammy Vienneau, Maggie Walton, Oliver Walton, Daniel Wang, Katelyn Williams, Caleb Wu, Grace Yu, and Nora Yun.

Four new swimmers achieved Champs qualifying times this week, including two times each for Sam Li and Vehbi Turel, and one time each for Elizabeth Kang and Maggie Walton. Nine swimmers added new times to their list of qualifying swims, including Aaron Cheng (3), Abraham Cheng (2), Vicki Edney, Aditi Gupta, Oliver Hanaoka, Aaron Josenhans, Nicholas Kang, Izumi Renshus, and Sezai Turel. As a reminder, all swimmers are allowed to swim at the league-wide championship meet as long as they swim at least three regular-season meets (time trials does not count), even if they haven’t achieved a qualifying time.

There were five Northstars who raced to the wall first in all of their events this week, including Aaron Cheng, Abraham Cheng, Ellie Post, Teddy Post, and Sammy Vienneau. The swimmers who touched first in at least one event and placed in the top three in all events were Michael Cao, Crystal Gee, Nyah Lin, Patrick Post, Bilge Turel, and Rocco Vena. Finishing first in at least one race were Aditi Gupta and Karlisha Yu.

The swimmers who placed in the top three in every event were Vicki Edney, Elizabeth Kang, Vehbi Turel, Alice Vienneau, and Oliver Walton. Placing in the top three in at least one race were Sammy Arredondo, Sarah Chao, Alex Cheng, Oliver Hanaoka, Russell Huang, Aaron Josenhans, Josephine Kang, Nicholas Kang, Everett Kao, Sam Li, Olivia Liu, Devynn Slater, Sezai Turel, Maggie Walton, Katelyn Williams, and Emily Yin.

Several Northstars continue to debut in some events. Those swimming events for the first time this season were Adrian Bekker, Andrew Do, Audrey Do, Hannah Dugan, Hannah Groysman, and Jonah Park. Also swimming for the Northstars this week and continuing their efforts in the pool were Dexter Hoting, Deron Hsia, Ariana Hundal, and Dean Mody.

Finally, this meet saw two great sibling events. The Northstars hosted a junior swimmer event for the first time ever, with several younger Northstars siblings swimming in a halftime race against the Junior Gators. The coaches race at halftime was also sibling event, with several older swimmers and former coaches coming back to race with their siblings who are still coaching, alongside pairs of current sibling coaches.

07/14/2026

Meet Report – Park Paseo Northstars at Colony Red Hots
July 11, 2026

The Park Paseo Northstars visited the Colony Red Hots for their first away meet of the season this week. With many swimmers competing in both the medley and freestyle relays, the Northstars dominated the field, going 12 for 12 in relay wins. Swimmers ages 13-18 also had some fun, opting for a “surprise” relay instead of the traditional freestyle relay. No one knew which strokes they’d swim until they were on the blocks and about to dive in the water. It brought a lot of laughs and was a great way to end a successful meet. Younger siblings Penny and Penelope were also thrilled to join in the Red Hots’ “Firecracker Race” during the halftime break. Congrats to both girls – we can’t wait to see them compete as Northstars in a couple of years!

Teddy Post broke another record, besting his own time in the boys 7-8 25-yard freestyle. His time improvement of .07 seconds lowered the record to a blazing 15.09 seconds.

Though many swimmers only competed in two individual events, the Northstars still raced to 58 total time improvements. The Robinson sisters had a huge day, seeing Briella drop a whopping 32.95 seconds in the girls 7-8 breaststroke, 14.65 in backstroke, and 6.13 in freestyle. Younger sister Mimi knocked off 15.78 seconds in the girls 5-6 freestyle and 10.59 in backstroke. Hunter Cahill had a double-digit drop, taking off 13.46 seconds in the boys 9-10 freestyle. Both Patrick Post (-11.97) and Langdon Lam (-10.07) dropped enough time in the boys 5-6 breaststroke to qualify for Champs.

The three swimmers who dropped time in three events were Ada Miller, Briella Robinson, and Katelyn Williams.

There were 11 swimmers with two time improvements, including Nathan Arredondo, Adrian Bekker, Hunter Cahill, Langdon Lam, Hamsini Racherla, Mimi Robinson, Rocco Vena, Maggie Walton, Emily Yin, Grace Yu, and Karlisha Yu.

The 27 swimmers with one time improvement were Christopher Chan, Jocelyn Chan, Sarah Chao, Owen Dam, Annabelle Fattman, Hansen Fu, Crystal Gee, Oliver Hanaoka, Bun Ichimori, Josephine Kang, Kairi Lam, Nyah Lin, Violet Liu, Willow Martasian, Ryan Moore, Emily Nauli, Patrick Post, Teddy Post, Nandini Racherla, Izumi Renshus, Manojav Ram Sirikande, Bilge Turel, Sezai Turel, Vehbi Turel, Lincoln Vienneau, Oliver Walton, and Simon Xue.

An impressive 11 Northstars took first place in both individual races they swam on Saturday, including Aaron and Abraham Cheng; Ivan, Violet, and Xavier Liu; Ellie and Teddy Post; Bilge Turel; and Alice, Lincoln, and Sammy Vienneau. Touching first in one race and finishing top three in their other race were Langdon Lam, Nyah Lin, and River McIntyre. Additional swimmers with a first-place finish were Michael Cao, Josephine Kang, Patrick Post, and Rocco Vena.

The swimmers who placed in the top three in all of their races were Trevor Cheng, Crystal Gee, Elizabeth Kang, Mimi Robinson, Simon Xue, and Emily Yin. Swimmers earning at least one top-three finish were Andrew Do, Aditi Gupta, Oliver Hanaoka, Nicholas Kang, Enoch Lee, Ada Miller, Manojav Ram Sirikande, Devynn Slater, Vehbi Turel, Maggie Walton, Oliver Walton, Katelyn Williams, and Karlisha Yu.

Three new swimmers earned their first Champs qualifying times this season, including Michael Cao, Aaron Cheng (two times) and Abraham Cheng (two times). The swimmers who added two new qualifying times to their Champs resumes were Crystal Gee, Violet Liu, and Ellie Post. Swimmers adding one new qualifying time were Langdon Lam, Nyah Lin, Ivan Liu, Patrick Post, Bilge Turel, Rocco Vena, Katelyn Williams, and Simon Xue.

Many Northstars continue to swim some of their races for the first time this season. Making their debut in at least one stroke against the Red Hots were Alex Cheng, Audrey Do, Juliette Fattman, Russell Huang, Reina Mahishi, Aiden Mody, and Callen Pak. Also competing for the Northstars and continuing their hard work in the pool were Olivia Liu, Dean Mody, Marcel Nauli, Andy Pan, and Simon Peng.

07/06/2026

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06/30/2026

Meet Report – Park Paseo Northstars vs Stonegate Seahawks
June 27, 2026

This week, the Northstars hosted the Stonegate Seahawks for the second dual meet of the season, and two more records were broken. Simon Xue bested the time he set last week in the boys 13-14 50-yard freestyle with a new time of 23.31 seconds. The 13-14 200-yard medley relay team of Sammy Vienneau, River McIntyre, Simon Xue, and Oliver Walton claimed the record with a time of 1:53.22. The previous time of 1:56.07 was set in 2017 by Coach Sydney and her peers. Oliver Walton is now part of the first mother-son duo to hold a Northstars record; his mom Tracie (Browning) Walton still holds records in the 5-6 medley and 7-8 freestyle relays set in 1989 and 1991 respectively. Congratulations to our newest record holders!

Don’t forget to pick up your ribbons and see your progress! Ribbons are in the mailboxes on the fence near the side gate when you enter the pool area.

Our Northstars strived to swim faster this week and raced to an impressive 83 time improvements. Grace Yu had the biggest improvement of the week, dropping 22.62 seconds in the girls 9-10 freestyle. That was closely followed by Willow Martasian, who knocked off 21.29 seconds in the girls 5-6 freestyle. The third-biggest drop came from Camila Robinson, who took off 16.23 seconds in the girls 5-6 backstroke. Also achieving double-digit drops were Marcel Nauli (-15.04 seconds in boys 13-14 breaststroke), Kina Terasaki (-12.59 seconds in girls 9-10 breaststroke), Jocelyn Chan (-10.59 seconds in girls 9-10 butterfly), and Patrick Post (-10.25 seconds in boys 5-6 breaststroke).

Six Northstars improved in all three events, including Nyah Lin, Emily Nauli, Patrick Post, Kina Terasaki, Rocco Vena, and Katelyn Williams.

The 19 swimmers with two improvements were Sammy Arredondo, Jocelyn Chan, Sarah Chao, Emery Chi, Hansen Fu, Samuel Fung, Hannah Groysman, Aditi Gupta, Oliver Hanaoka, Avyaan Hundal, Elizabeth Kang, Langdon Lam, Olivia Liu, Ada Miller, Darcy Terasaki, Paige Terasaki, Lincoln Vienneau, Simon Xue, and Emily Yin.

Another 27 Northstars improved in one event, including Hunter Cahill, Owen Dam, Lucas Fung, Deron Hsia, Ava Josenhans, Josephine Kang, Nicholas Kang, Everett Kao, Kairi Lam, Willow Martasian, Aiden Mody, Ryan Moore, Marcel Nauli, Andy Pan, Sienna Patel, Simon Peng, Camila Robinson, Vibha Sathish Kumar, Manojav Ram Sirikande, Amelia Su, Emory Su, Charlotte Tang, Sezai Turel, Sammy Vienneau, Oliver Walton, Grace Yu, and Karlisha Yu.

This week, 31 swimmers achieved ISL Champs qualifying times, including seven swimmers who earned their first Champs times of the season. Violet Liu and Bilge Turel each earned three Champs’ times. Aaron Josenhans earned two times. Langdon Lam, Simon Peng, Patrick Post, and Sezai Turel each qualified in one event.

Swimmers who qualified in some races last week and added new times this week were Sarah Chao, Trevor Cheng, Aditi Gupta, Oliver Hanaoka, Avyaan Hundal, Ava Josenhans, Josephine Kang, Nicholas Kang, Everett Kao, Nyah Lin, Olivia Liu, River McIntyre, Emily Nauli, Devynn Slater, Rocco Vena, Alice Vienneau, Lincoln Vienneau, Sammy Vienneau, Oliver Walton, Simon Xue, and Karlisha Yu.

The Northstars worked hard all day to out-touch the Seahawks and take first place in their races. Bilge Turel and Alice Vienneau finished first in all three of their events. Swimmers who earned at least one first-place finish and were in the top three in every event were Trevor Cheng, Nyah Lin, Violet Liu, River McIntyre, Patrick Post, Lincoln Vienneau, Sammy Vienneau, and Simon Xue. Additional swimmers with at least one first-place finish were Aditi Gupta, Nicholas Kang, and Karlisha Yu.

Sarah Chao, Elizabeth Kang, and Langdon Lam placed in the top three spots in all three of their events. Swimmers who earned at least one top-three finish were Sammy Arredondo, Talia Ata, Oliver Hanaoka, Avyaan Hundal, Aaron Josenhans, Josephine Kang, Olivia Liu, Xavier Liu, Emily Nauli, Devynn Slater, Dottie Taylor, Rocco Vena, and Emily Yin.

Several swimmers made their debut this week in all or some of their races, including Nate Arredondo, Kaan Ata, Christopher Chan, Shiloh Davidson, Juliette Fattman, Yvan Jian, Arsen Karimov, Madison Kim, Enoch Lee, Yanyi Li, Dean Mody, Jonah Park, Briella Robinson, and Maggie Walton. Also swimming on Saturday and working hard in every race were Ariana Hundal, Hunter Kim, Callen Pak, Izumi Renshus and Vehbi Turel.

06/23/2026

Meet Report – Park Paseo Northstars vs Courtside Stingrays
June 20, 2026

Welcome to the 2026 swim season! The Park Paseo Northstars opened the season with a home meet against the Courtside Stingrays. An incredible six records were broken in one day with more likely to follow later this season. Congratulations to Teddy Post, who broke records in all three of his races in the boys 7-8 age group, including times of 16.85 seconds in the 25-yard butterfly, 18.07 seconds in the 25-yard backstroke, and 15.16 seconds in the 25-yard freestyle. The previous records in both butterfly and backstroke had stood since 1991! Congrats also go out to River McIntyre, whose times of 57.85 seconds in the 100-yard individual medley and 29.15 seconds in the 50-yard breaststroke set records in the boys 13-14 age group. River’s breaststroke time is even faster than the current record in the 15-18 group, so watch out when he reaches that milestone in a couple of years! Simon Xue also broke a boys 13-14 record with his time of 23.75 seconds in the 50-yard freestyle to take down the record previously held by Coach Trevor. What an impressive start to the season for these swimmers!

Time Improvements are always a highlight of any swim meet, but especially so in the first meet of the year as our newest swimmers start to figure out their strokes. The Northstars had a total of 85 time improvements this week compared to the time trials held the week before. The biggest improvement of the week came from Lucas Fung, who dropped a whopping 1:02.23 in the boys 5-6 backstroke for a new time of just 42.68 seconds! Josephine Wu had the second biggest drop of the day, knocking off 13.60 seconds in the girls 7-8 freestyle. Andy Pan also had a double-digit drop, taking off 12.56 seconds in the boys 9-10 freestyle.

There were 15 swimmers who improved in all three of their races on Saturday, including Sammy Arredondo, Jocelyn Chan, Sarah Chao, Vicki Edney, Annabelle Fattman, Crystal Gee, Nyah Lin, Xavier Liu, Emily Nauli, Sienna Patel, Hamsini Racherla, Nandini Racherla, Rocco Vena, Sammy Vienneau, and Emily Yin.

The 12 Northstars with two time improvements were Ovee Bhirud, Owen Dam, Hansen Fu, Deron Hsia, Anaya Hundal, Ariana Hundal, Olivia Liu, Izumi Renshus, Devynn Slater, Lincoln Vienneau, Katelyn Williams, and Caleb Wu.

Another 16 Northstars improved in one event, including Nate Arredondo, Lucas Fung, Samuel Fung, Aditi Gupta, Oliver Hanaoka, Dexter Hoting, Arsen Karimov, Hunter Kim, Madison Kim, Langdon Lam, Ivan Liu, Dean Mody, Andy Pan, Alice Vienneau, Josephine Wu, and Karlisha Yu.

Swimmers receive ribbons for all of their races and time improvements – check your mailbox near the side gate for your ribbons each week. Taking home the blue ribbon in all three of their races on Saturday were Ivan Liu, River McIntyre, Teddy Post, Lincoln Vienneau, and Sammy Vienneau. Swimmers who raced to a first-place finish in at least one event and finished in the top three in all events were Trevor Cheng, Vicki Edney, Ellie Post, Rocco Vena, Alice Vienneau, and Simon Xue. Additional swimmers earning at least one first-place finish were Aditi Gupta, Nicholas Kang, Nyah Lin, and Xavier Liu. Swimmers finishing second or third in all races were Sarah Chao, Crystal Gee, and Elizabeth Kang.

The Northstars who had at least one top three finish were Sammy Arredondo, Lucas Fung, Oliver Hanaoka, Deron Hsia, Anaya Hundal, Ava Josenhans, Josephine Kang, Everett Kao, Madison Kim, Langdon Lam, Olivia Liu, Emily Nauli, Patrick Post, Devynn Slater, Charlotte Tang, Maggie Walton, Oliver Walton, Katelyn Williams, Emily Yin, and Karlisha Yu.

At the end of the season, all swimmers have the opportunity to compete in the league-wide Championship Meet. Every swimmer is allowed to compete in one individual event and up to two relays. Swimmers who meet age-based qualifying times can swim in up to three individual events. There were 32 Northstars who earned Champs qualifying times on Saturday.

The 19 swimmers who qualified in all three of their events were Sarah Chao, Trevor Cheng, Vicki Edney, Aditi Gupta, Oliver Hanaoka, Deron Hsia, Josephine Kang, Nyah Lin, Ivan Liu, Xavier Liu, River McIntyre, Ellie Post, Teddy Post, Devynn Slater, Alice Vienneau, Lincoln Vienneau, Sammy Vienneau, Oliver Walton, and Simon Xue.
Crystal Gee, Olivia Liu, and Karlisha Yu each qualified for Champs in two events. The 11 swimmers with one Champs qualifying time were Adrian Bekker, Ariana Hundal, Avyaan Hundal, Ava Josenhans, Nicholas Kang, Everett Kao, Emily Nauli, Izumi Renshus, Rocco Vena, and Katelyn Williams.

There were 14 Northstars who made their season debut in one or all of their races on Saturday. Congratulations on a great start to the season to Emery Chi, Hannah Groysman, Russell Huang, Kairi Lam, Enoch Lee, Sam Li, Reina Mahishi, Marcel Nauli, Simon Peng, Mimi Robinson, Vibha Sathish Kumar, Elowyn Simon, Manojav Ram Sirikande, and Sezai Turel. Vehbi Turel helped the mixed medley 9-10 relay team to a first-place finish and Callen Pak worked hard as he made the difficult transition from 25-yard to 50-yard races. Congratulations to all the Northstars on a great first meet!
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06/09/2026

Today's the day! Come to Shake Shack at The Marketplace and support the Northstars!

06/05/2026

Northstars - join us on Tuesday, June 9 for our first dine out of 2026! Shake Shack in the Marketplace will donate 25% of all sales back to the team. This is a great chance to get to know your fellow Northstar swimmers, coaches, and families. We hope to see you there!

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