Eastlake, Otay Ranch earn split in high profile Mesa League swim meet

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The Otay Ranch and Eastlake high school swim teams split a high profile Mesa League dual meet on March 20 at Southwestern College. Otay Ranch won the girls meet, 95-88, while the Eastlake boys team sprinted home by a score of 120-58.

Girls top marks
200 medley relay: Otay Ranch 2:04.39; Eastlake 2:05.27
200 freestyle: Sarah Medina (Otay Ranch) 2:03.52
200individual medley: Isabel Park (Otay Ranch) 2:24.27
100 butterfly: Sarah Medina (Otay Ranch) 1:03.20
100 freestyle: Isabel Park (Otay Ranch) 56.32; Jana Miclat (Eastlake) 56.78
100 backstroke: Jana Miclat (Eastlake) 1:06.36

Boys top marks
200 medley relay: Eastlake 1:45.09
200 individual medley: John Randazzo (Eastlake) 2:04.89
50 freestyle: Jian Miclat (Eastlake) 22.91
100 freestyle: Jian Miclat (Eastlake) 50.27
200 freestyle relay: Eastlake 1:36.90
100 backstroke: Jim Jeffery (Eastlake) 58.09; Matt Switzer (Otay Ranch) 1:00.93
100 breaststroke: John Randazzo (Eastlake) 1:01.93, Ryan Gagarin (Otay Ranch) 1:02.37
400 freestyle relay: Eastlake 3:32.70; Otay Ranch 3:37.91

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