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Gallery: Waterman Festival: Feb. 10 & 11

Telescope Staff
February 19, 2017
Swimmer Emma Thomas smiles as she floats in the pool.
Palomar’s Emma Thomas is all smiles as she waits to swim her first race on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Palomar women won the meet with a score of 602. Cerritos scored 429 points, Mesa scored 346 points and Chaffey scored 208. (Coleen Burnham/The Telescope)

Palomar's Emma Thomas is all smiles as she waits to swim her first race on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Palomar women won the meet with a score of 602. Cerritos scored 429 points, Mesa scored 346 points and Chaffey scored 208. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Dylan Van Horn swims the breastroke leg of the Men's 400 IM on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Van Horn placed second with a time of 5.12.73. Palomar men placed second at the end of the meet with a score of 473. Cerritos scored 707 points to win and Chaffey scored 172 to take third place. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Emma Thomas swims the butterfly leg of the Women's 350 yard butterfly relay on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Palomar women placed first with a time of 3.50.50 and Palomar women won the meet with a score of 602. Cerritos scored 429 points, Mesa scored 346 points and Chaffey scored 208. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Conner Baine swims his leg of the Men's 350 yard freestyle relay on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Palomar men placed first with a time of 3.21.37. The men placed second overall at the end of the meet with a score of 473. Cerritos scored 707 points to win and Chaffey scored 172 to take third place. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Michelle Jacob relaxes with her puppy on the pool deck during day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Jordan Heimback swims the butterfly leg of the Women's 200 Yard Under/Over Relay on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Palomar women won with a time of 2.26.60, and Palomar women won the meet with a score of 602. Cerritos scored 429 points, Mesa scored 346 points and Chaffey scored 208. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Michelle Jacob relaxes in the warm up area of the pool during day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Palomar women won the meet with a score of 602. Cerritos scored 429 points, Mesa scored 346 points and Chaffey scored 208. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Sydnee Thomas (L) and Jordan Heimback (R) joke around before the start of day one of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 10. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Jordan Heimback swims the 50 Butterfly on day one of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 10. Heimback swam a time of 29.24. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Emma Thomas pushes off the wall to start the 50 Backstroke on day one of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 10. Thomas placed first overall and swam a time of 28.91. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's German Rodarte swims the breastroke leg of the 100 IM on day one of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 10. Rodarte swam a time of 1.12.01. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Alan Klein swims the Men's 100 Butterfly on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Klein placed second with a time of 57.08. Palomar men placed second at the end of the meet with a score of 473. Cerritos scored 707 points to win and Chaffey scored 172 to take third place. Coleen Burnham/The Telescope
Palomar's Michelle Jacob swims the backstroke leg of the Women's 200 IM on day two of the 2017 Waterman Festival at the Wallace Memorial pool on Feb. 11. Jacob placed first with a time of 2.20.45 and Palomar women won the meet with a score of 602. Cerritos scored 429 points, Mesa scored 346 points and Chaffey scored 208. . Coleen Burnham/The Telescope

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Palomar hosted the two-day Waterman’s Festival at the Wallace Memorial Pool on  Feb. 10 and 11.

Palomar women won the meet with a score of 602. Cerritos scored 429 points, Mesa scored 346 points and Chaffey scored 208. 

Palomar men placed second at the end of the meet with a score of 473. Cerritos scored 707 points to win and Chaffey scored 172 to take third place.

Photos by Coleen Burnham/The Telescope

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