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Park Center boys swimming
Several Orioles reach podium at sections Walter leads Pirates
By ANTHONY IOZZO
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Osseo boys swimming earned
medals in all three relays and in four
individual events Feb. 21-23 in the
5AA section swimming and diving
meet at the Minnetonka Aquatics
Center.
Sophomore Will Honnold me-
daled in the 200 IM, taking fourth
in 2 minutes, 6.73 seconds.
Freshman Nick Fogle and senior
Josh Bowar just missed making
state in the diving competition on
Feb. 22, but both reached the po-
dium. Fogle was fi fth with a 330.7,
and Bowar was sixth with a 327.
Senior Khoi Pham, junior Sam
Kohls, eighth-grader Avery Skeie
and Honnold took fi fth in the 400
free relay in 3:33.62.
The 200 medley relay took sixth.
Senior Nick McGinley, Pham,
Honnold and Skeie fi nished in
1:51.45. Junior Tyler Swenson,
Kohls, Bowar and McGinley fi n-
ished seventh in the 200 free relay
in 1:43.08.
Pham also medaled in the 500
free, taking seventh in 5:10.04.
Kohls was ninth in the 200 free
in 1:54.36 and was 10th in the 100
breaststroke in 1:09.02. Pham was
ninth in the 200 IM in 2:07.89.
Honnold was also ninth in the 100
butterfl y in 58.57.
Skeie was 14th in the 50 free in
24.81, and he was 16th in the 100
free in 55.69. McGinley took 15th
in the 500 free in 5:40.14 and 18th in
the 100 backstroke in 1:09.02.
Senior Sander Solsvik took 19th
in the 200 IM in 2:34.1 and was 26th
in the 100 breaststroke in 1:21.52.
Swenson fi nished 22nd in 26.93
and was 24th in the 100 free in
1:00.8. Eighth-grader Brendan
Orioles
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championship by beating St. Michael-
Albertville’s Toby Dehn 6-3. He will be
headed to state for the second straight
year and has a 35-5 record and is ranked
No. 9 according to TheGuillotine.com.
Meissner had to endure a tough physi-
cal battle as he was determined to not let
his recent stay in the hospital deter him
from a chance to wrestle at state.
Still recovering from mono, Meissner
gritted out some intense wrestling to take
second at 182 to earn his second straight
trip to state. He has a 35-4 record and is
ranked fi fth.
Meissner won 7-6 over STMA’s Jonah
Hayes in the semifi nals but forfeited the
fi rst-place match with an injury.
“His season has been a wonderful one
that is still going,” Green said.
Omland fi nished second at heavyweight
and will wrestle in his fi rst state meet. He
Swim
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Cooper’s Boswell was second in 21.64.
Junior Tyler Bruchmann was fi fth in
the 100 breaststroke in 1:04.11. Way-
zata sophomore Nick Kale won with
a section record time of 57.14, and
Spring Lake Park senior Joe Privratsky
was second in 58.27.
Mark Kroening, Eliason, Durand and
Stohlmann reached the podium with a
fourth-place finish in the 200 free relay
in 1:31.34. Wayzata won with a section
record time of 1:27.99, and Robbinsdale
Cooper took second.
Senior Sam Mattys, juniors Rickey
Larsen and Bruchmann and sophomore
Caleb Kalahar finished seventh in the
200 medley relay in 1:55.47 to medal.
Wayzata won with a 5AA section and
pool record time of 1:36.14, and Spring
Lake Park took second in 1:38.46, break-
ing the state standard.
Mark Kroening took ninth in the
50 free in 22.71, and junior Mason
By ANTHONY IOZZO
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Park Center junior Jer-
emy Walter was the lone
individual to make the
second day of swimming
at the 5AA section meet at
the Minnetonka Aquatics
Center.
Walter made the conso-
lation fi nal in the 100-yard
(SUN POST STAFF PHOTO BY ANTHONY IOZZO) backstroke and fi nished
Osseo Sophomore Will Honnold swims
14th overall in 1 minute,
the backstroke in the 200 IM Feb. 21 in the 5.96 seconds.
5AA section prelims at the Minnetonka
The 200 and 400 free re-
Aquatics Center. Honnold medaled in the
lays both took eighth. Ju-
fi nals on Feb. 23 with a fourth-place fi nish niors Owen Douglas and
in 2 minutes, 6.73 seconds.
Ethan Huser and freshmen
Alex Hobot and Logan
Collins was 21st in the 100 fl y in Nguyen fi nished the 200
1:12.42 and was 18th in the 500 free free relay in 1:46.7, and
junior Robert Cambell,
in 5:55.23.
got a chance at state after winning second-
place wrestleback over STMA’s T.J. Duerr
by pin in 35 seconds. Omland also won by
pin in his third-place match, beating Buf-
falo’s Jacob Metz in 3:57.
Omland compiled a 24-16 record this
season and looks to get a few more wins
at state.
Senior Rufus Summerville (126) also
came close to state with a third-place fi n-
ish. He won a 7-1 decision over Wayzata’s
Adam Cherne in the third-place match
but lost 7-2 to STMA’s Isaiah Summer-
ville in the second-place wrestleback.
Other Orioles wrestled well at the sec-
tion with everyone fi nishing on the po-
dium.
Sophomore Connor Spanier placed
fourth at 106, and freshman John Lund-
strom was fourth at 113. Junior Jack White
fi nished fourth at 132, and freshman Vin-
cent Toleno took sixth at 152.
Freshman Aidan Wayne placed fourth
at 160 ,and junior Connor Wayne was
sixth at 195.
Boerboom was 21st in 26.78, and Stohl-
mann took ninth in the 100 free in 51.19.
Eighth-grader Alain Pham was ninth in
the 500 free in 5:24.97.
Bruchmann (2:15.34), Pham (2:21.92)
and Kalahar (2:36.56) finished 10th,
14th and 16th, respectively, in the 200
IM. Senior Andrew Meester finished
25th in 2:49.42.
Mattys was 12th in the 100 breast-
stroke in 1:10.65, and Boerboom took
22nd in 1:19.86.
Freshman Tucker Gaspar (2:01.57) and
Mattys (2:10.18) took 13th and 16th in
the 200 free. Gaspar added a 12th-place
finish in the 500 free in 5:33.11. Larsen
was 20th in the 500 free in 5:59.68.
Kalahar was 16th in the 100 back-
stroke in 1:07.95, and freshmen Nick Ja-
cobs (1:09.05), Gabe Kroening (1:09.1)
and Aren Greenwood (1:11.68) finished
19th, 20th and 23rd, respectively.
Larsen (1:11.14), Gabe Kroening
(1:12), Greenwood (1:12.59) and Meester
(1:19.87) finished 19th, 20th, 22nd and
24th, respectively.
Jacobs (58.97) took 22nd in the 100
free.
Rebels
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also won a 5-3 decision
over Mason Arrigoni in
the quarterfi nals.
Stephens was edged 3-2
by Anoka’s Sam Street
in his third-place match.
He
pinned
Blaine’s
Carter Ho in 4:14 in the
consolation semifi nals
and pinned Street in their
fi rst match of the day in
the quarterfi nals in 5:20.
Rosstedt (10-11) fi n-
ished fi fth after winning
a 4-2 decision over Coon
Rapids’ Nick Berg in the
fi fth-place match. Ross-
tedt also defeated Berg
earlier in the meet in a
3-0 decision.
(SUN POST PHOTO BY ANTHONY IOZZO)
Park Center junior Jeremy Walter
swims in the 100 backstroke Feb.
21 in the 5AA section prelims at
the Minnetonka Aquatics Center.
Walter fi nished 14th overall in the
consolation fi nals on Feb. 23 in 1
minute, 5.96 seconds.
freshman Evan Frederick,
Huser and Nguyen fi n-
ished the 400 free relay in
4:02.96.
Tullberg and Jessee
both fi nished sixth. Jes-
see’s lone win as a 14-10
decision over Andover’s
Josh Surgenor.
Senior Kevin Arthur
(138) and sophomore DJ
Myles (160) also compet-
ed at sections. Arthur’s
lone win was a pin over
Andover’s Noah Strasser
in 1:29.
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FOR HEARING ON PETITION
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
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Court File No.: 27-PA-PR-19-185
In Re: Estate of
MARY ANN SVOBODNY,
also known as,
MARY A. SVOBODNY,
Deceased
TO ALL INTERESTED PER-
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