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SWIMMING: Du Quoin repeats at SISL Championships

For the second straight year, and the fifth year in the last six, the Swimming Indians are champions of the Southern Illinois Swim League after beating out six other squads at Saturday's league championship meet at the Du Quoin Municipal Pool.Herrin held a slim lead about three-fourths of the way through the meet, but Du Quoin rallied late with wins in six of the ten freestyle relay races to finish with 601 points to the Tigersharks' 559. Salem was third with 427 points, followed by Marion (317.5), Anna (157), Mt. Vernon (98.5) and Carbondale (30).Four Swimming Indians brought home first place High Point honors for their age group - Mikah Montgomery (girls 7-8), Maddax Thompson (boys 7-8), Olivia Cravens (girls 13-14) and Paxton Higgerson (boys 13-14) - with ten others finishing in the top three, giving Du Quoin fourteen individual trophies along with their League Championship.Top-three finishers for the Indians included Kelby Funk (2nd, girls 6 & under), Mckenzie Eaton (3rd, girls 6 & under), Bryson McClanahan (2nd, boys 6 & under), Kallie Oestreicher (3rd, girls 7-8), A.J. Keith (2nd, boys 7-8), Adalyn Darnell (3rd, girls 9-10), Makoa Montgomery (2nd, girls 11-12), Meesha Montgomery (3rd, girls 11-12), Quinn Kirkpatrick (2nd, girls 15-18) and Caleb Gomes (3rd, boys 15-18).Nine Du Quoin team records also fell at the SISL Championships, including the girls 11-12 medley relay mark. Makoa Montgomery, Lauren Heape, Lindsey Gossman and Meesha Montgomery improved the Indians record they already held to 2:26.50, which is also a new SISL record. Two other Du Quoin relay records were set as well - the girls 7-8 medley (Claire Rose, Mikah Montgomery, Kallie Oestreicher, Ellee Green; 1:34.97) and the girls 15-18 medley (Quinn Kirkpatrick, Haley Kuhnert, Olivia Cravens, Maci Montgomery; 2:15.25).Cravens improved a pair of her records in the girls 13-14 division, swimming the 50 meter freestyle in 29.14 and the individual medley in 1:13.12. She won both of those events as well as the 100m freestyle. In the same girls 13-14 division, Amelia McLain bettered her team-best time in the backstroke to 33.91.Kirkpatrick set a new mark in the girls 15-18 butterfly at 31.72, finishing second. She was a winner in the 50m freestyle. Higgerson (boys 13-14; butterfly, 28.91) and Keith (boys 7-8; 25m freestyle, 17.59) also improved team records they already held.Other Du Quoin swimmers who won at least one event on Saturday include Oestreicher (25m freestyle), Mikah Montgomery (50m freestyle, breaststroke), Makoa Montgomery (50m freestyle, backstroke), Meesha Montgomery (100m freestyle), Haley Kuhnert (girls 15-18; breaststroke), Keith (25m freestyle, backstroke), Thompson (50m freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly) and Higgerson (breaststroke, butterfly, IM).Complete results for the Swimming Indians appear on the scoreboard page.
Doug Daniels Jul 28, 2015 12:28 AM
SWIMMING: 3 Dolphins win High Point Awards at SSC Championships

Pinckneyville's Ava Adcock (girls 8 & under), Karsen Konkel (boys 9-10) and Savannah Cheek (girls 15-18) each brought home the High Point Award for their age group at Saturday's Shawnee Swim Conference Championships in Carlyle, where the Dolphins placed fourth amongst the six teams competing with 224.5 points.Carlyle won the meet with 354 points, followed by Nashville (270.5) and Millstadt (268).A. Adcock won all three of her races - backstroke, butterfly and freestyle - as did Cheek (individual medley, backstroke, butterfly) and Konkel (IM, butterfly, freestyle).Dolphins Landen Carter (2nd, boys 8 & under), Steven Hirte (2nd, boys 11-12) and Nile Adcock (3rd, boys 11-12) also placed in the top three of the individual point standings at the end of the meet. Carter was a winner in the butterfly, Hirte took first in the freestyle and the breaststroke.A. Adcock, Konkel, Cheek, Carter and Hirte accounted for all twelve of Pinckneyville's wins at the SSC Championships meet. No relay teams were victorious for the Dolphins, but seven of them placed second.
Doug Daniels Jul 28, 2015 10:16 PM
Marlins place fourth at SISL Championships

The Marion Marlins swim team finished in fourth place at the Southern Illinois Swim League Championships on Saturday
By Justin Walker Jul 27, 2015 1:40 AM
SWIMMING: Indians complete fifth straight unbeaten season

For five straight summers, no team has out-pointed the Swimming Indians in the pool during a regular season meet, as Du Quoin crushed Marion 416-281 last Thursday to head into this Saturday's Southern Illinois Swim League Championships on a high note.Maddax Thompson was one of seven Indians to sweep all three of their individual races, and he broke the team record in the boys 7-8 25 meter breaststroke which had stood for 22 years. Thompson's 22.18 put him well under the 22.96 swam by Nick Hill back in 1993. Thompson also won his 25m freestyle and breaststroke races.Malik Jones (boys 9-10; butterfly, 25m freestyle, backstroke), Adalyn Darnell (girls 9-10; butterfly, individual medley, breaststroke), Paxton Higgerson (boys 13-14; butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke), Olivia Cravens (girls 13-14; butterfly, backstroke, 100m freestyle), Meesha Montgomery (girls 11-12; 50m freestyle, IM, 100m freestyle) and Amelia McLain (girls 13-14; 50m freestyle, IM, breaststroke) were the other six Du Quoin swimmers to go three-for-three last Thursday.Winners of two events for the Indians included Kallie Oestreicher (girls 7-8; butterfly, breaststroke), Makoa Montgomery (girls 11-12; butterfly, backstroke), Bryson McClanahan (boys 6 & under; freestyle, backstroke), Mikah Montgomery (girls 7-8; 25m freestyle, 50m freestyle), Henry Harsy (boys 9-10; IM, 50m freestyle), Rylan Ragar (boys 15-18; IM, backstroke) and Haley Kuhnert (girls 15-18; IM, breaststroke).The rest of the Du Quoin swimmers to win a solo event against Marion were Kelby Funk (girls 6 & under; freestyle), Quinn Kirkpatrick (girls 15-18; 50m freestyle), Mckenzie Eaton (girls 6 & under; backstroke), Haylee Crow (girls 7-8; backstroke), J.J. VanZandt (boys 7-8; 50m freestyle), Payton Wood (boys 11-12; 100m freestyle), Nicolas King (boys 15-18; 100m freestyle), Jakob Eaton (boys 9-10; breaststroke), Lauren Heape (girls 11-12; breaststroke) and Samuel Manning (boys 15-18; breaststroke).Fourteen Indians relay squads won at Marion. Complete results of all top four finishers for Du Quoin appear in the list on the scoreboard page.The SISL Championships are this Saturday at the Du Quoin Municipal Pool.
Doug Daniels Jul 20, 2015 3:27 PM
SWIMMING: Indians sink Herrin, 396-316

For the second time this season, the Swimming Indians took down the Herrin Tigersharks, this time doing it in their home pool at Du Quoin by the score of 396-316 on Tuesday night in a non-league meet.It was a meet of historic significance for boys 13-14 swimmer Paxton Higgerson, who kept his season-long winning streak going and broke a 26-year old Southern Illinois Swim League record in the 100 meter individual medley. Higgerson's time of 1:06.83 was one-thousandth of a second better than Mt. Vernon's Larry Jukes back in 1989. Higgerson also improved his team record in the butterfly, and added a third win on the night in the breaststroke.Both girls 11-12 relay teams also set team records. The same foursome of Makoa Montgomery, Lauren Heape, Lindsey Gossman and Meesha Montgomery broke the 2013 record in the freestyle relay with a time of 2:10.31, and the 2014 record in the medley with a mark of 2:27.03.In addition to Higgerson's big night, five other Indians also swam their way to three individual wins - Adalyn Darnell (girls 9-10; breaststroke, butterfly, IM), Meesha Montgomery (girls 11-12; 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle, IM), Olivia Cravens (girls 13-14; 50m freestyle, breaststroke, IM), Quinn Kirkpatrick (girls 15-18; 50m freestyle, backstroke, butterfly) and Maddax Thompson (boys 7-8; 50m freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly).Other Du Quoin swimmers posting wins on Tuesday included Kelby Funk (girls 6 & under; freestyle, backstroke), Mikah Montgomery (girls 7-8; 50m freestyle, breaststroke), Kallie Oestreicher (girls 7-8; backstroke), Makoa Montgomery (girls 11-12; backstroke, butterfly), Lauren Heape (girls 11-12; breaststroke), Maci Montgomery (girls 15-18; 100m freestyle), Haley Kuhnert (girls 15-18; breaststroke, IM), A.J. Keith (boys 7-8; 25m freestyle, backstroke), Henry Harsy (boys 9-10; 25m freestyle), Malik Jones (boys 9-10; backstroke), Jackson Halstead (boys 9-10; breaststroke), Rylan Ragar (boys 15-18; backstroke) and Caleb Gomes (boys 15-18; breaststroke, IM).The Swimming Indians were victorious in eleven relay events on the evening.All of Du Quoin's top-four finishers in each event appear in list format on the scoreboard page of today's newspaper.The Indians have one regular season meet remaining - Thursday night at Marion - before the SISL Championships in Du Quoin on July 25.
Doug Daniels Jul 19, 2015 2:24 AM
Swimming: Bullfish Compete At Fairfield

Fairfield Invitational — July 11 Girls 6&U 25 Free: Peyton McDaniel (4, 32.46); Girls 8&U: Sarah Winkleman (9, 32.44); Girls 10&U: Carly Foster (9, 20.75), Peyton Parkinson (12, 21.52), Ella Denison (15, 22.89); Boys 10&U 25 Free: Braxton Baugher (2, 17.78), Aden Gilliam (4, 20.00); Girls 11-12 50 Free: Lily Monroe (12, 41.94), Murphy Foster (17, 46.00), Makayla Dosenbach (19, 48.13); Boys 11-12 50 Free: Cash Thomas (11, 41.21), Walker Dale (15, 54.44); Boys 13-14 50 Free: Logsdon Church (7, 37.45), Triston Parkinson (8, 37.89), Sam Winkleman (9, 39.41), Josiah McCormick (10, 41.53); Girls 15-18 50 Free: Emma Eldridge (7, 34.77), Sarah Bittle (12, 39.32); Boys 15-18 50 Free: Macartney Motsinger (2, 28.56); Girls 10&U 100 IM: Braxton Baugher (3, 2:07.60), Aden Gilliam (5, 2:14.34); Girls 11-12 100 IM: Lily Monroe (10, 1:49.94), Chloe Dennison (16, 2:07.58); Boys 11-12 100 IM: Cash Thomas (10, 1:51.20); Boys 13-14 100 IM: Jacob Penrod (9, 1:49.57), Sam Winkleman (10, 1:51..38), Triston Parkinson (11, 1:52.71), Josiah McCormick (12, 1:57.47); Girls 15-18 100 IM: Emma Eldridge (6, 1:32.56), Sarah Bittle (10, 1:39.13); Boys 15-18 100 IM: Macartney Motsinger (2, 1:14.95); Girls 6&U 25 Back: Peyton McDaniel (3, 40.45), Girls 8&U 25 Back: Sarah Winkleman (14, 43.57), Girls 10&U 25 Back: Braxton Baugher (1, 22.53); Girls 11-12 50 Back: Murphy Foster (8, 51.75), Makayla Dosenbach (11, 57.26), Chloe Dennison (16, 1:04.31); Boys 11-12 50 Back: Walker Dale (9, 1:10.82); Boys 13-14 100 Back: Josiah McCormick (7, 1:47.76), Logsdon Church (1:51.32), Mason Gilliam (9, 1:56.34), Jacob Penrod (10, 2:09.32); Girls 15-18 100 Back: Emma Eldridge (4, 1:38.34), Sarah Bittle (6, 1:43.81); Girls 11-12 200 Medley: Dennison, M. Foster, C. Foster, Dennison (3, 3:57.69); Boys 13-14 200 Medley: Penrod, Thomas, Parkinson, Winkleman (2, 3:24.31); Girls 15-18 200 Medley: Monroe, Eldridge, Bittle, McDaniel (4, 3:08.88); Boys 15-18 200 Meldey: Baugher, Gilliam, Motsinger, Church (4, 3:09.63); Girls 8&U 50 Free: Peyton McDaniel (5, 1:08.59), Sarah Winkleman (9, 1:13.03); Girls 10&U 50 Free: Carly Foster (8, 50.97), Ella Dennison (9, 54.03), Peyton Parkinson (16, 1:34.15); Boys 10&U 50 Free: Braxton Baugher (2, 44.7), Aden Gilliam (3, 49.26); Girls 11-12 100 Free: Chloe Dennison (15, 1:57.21), Makayla Dosenbach (16, 1:57.78); Boys 11-12 100 Free: Walker Dale (9, 2:09.50); Boys 13-14 100 Free: Logsdon Church (4, 1:32.06), Mason Gilliam (5, 1:35.52), Jacob Penrod (6, 1:35.72), Triston Parkinson (7, 1:37.332); Girls 10&U 25 Breast: Carly Foster (9, 29.00), Ella Dennison (11, 33.32), Peyton Parkinson (12, 34.88); Girls 11-12 50 Breast: Lily Monroe (7, 57.06), Makayla Dosenbach (8, 57.51), Murphy Foster (16, 1:12.44); Boys 11-12 50 Breast: Cash Thomas (5, 51.52), Walker Dale (0, 1:01.47); Boys 13-14 100 Breast: Logsdon Church (3, 1:50.37), Mason Gilliam (6, 1:54.66), Triston Parkinson (0, 1:55.16), Sam Winkleman (7, 1:59.87), Josiah McCormick (8, 2:02.09); Girls 15-18 100 Breast: Emma Eldridge (8, 1:49.31), Boys 15-18 100 Breast: Macartney Motsinger (1, 1:25.12); Girls 10&U 25 Fly: Ella Dennison (11, 36.56), Boys 10&U 25 Fly: Aden Gilliam (3, 27.03); Girls 11-12 50 Fly: Lily Monroe (10, 56.78), Murphy Foster (11, 57.28), Chloe Dennison (14, 1:05.39); Boys 11-12 50 Fly: Cash Thomas (6, 51.39), Boys 13-14 50 Fly: Jacob Penrod (5, 50.20), Sam Winkleman (6, 53.46), Mason Gilliam (7, 1:00.70); Girls 15-18 50 Fly: Sarah Bittle (8, 44.83); Boys 15-18 50 Fly: Macartney Motsinger (1, 31.63); Girls 11-12 200 Free: M. Foster, C. Dennison, E. Dennison, C. Foster (3, 3:28.19); Boys 13-14 200 Free: Penrod, McCormick, Thomas, Parkinson (3, 2:44.62); Girls 15-18 200 Free: Eldridge, Bittle, Monroe, Dosenbach (4, 2:45.71); Boys 15-18 200 Free: Motsinger, Church, Winkleman, Baugher (2, 2:35.26).
Staff Report Jul 15, 2015 9:47 PM
SWIMMING: Pinckneyville gets past Chester, 167-81

Pinckneyville finished last Thursday's weather-shortened home swim meet against Chester with the upper hand, 167-81, before Mother Nature forced the event's premature ending after 29 events.Team history was made at the abbreviated meet, however, as the boys 11-12 200 yard medley relay record was improved by almost seven seconds. Barrett Denny, Steven Hirte, Nile Adcock and Joey Wright finished the race at a time of 4:23.60 to get the win for the Dolphins. Pinckneyville won eight of the ten relay races on the night.Karsen Konkel (boys 9-10) also set a team record, breaking Steven Hirte's mark in the individual medley with a time of 2:04.26, winning that race and the backstroke.Amelia Carter (girls 9-10; IM, backstroke) and Roslyn Sronce (girls 11-12; IM, backstroke) also had time to win both of their individual events for Pinckneyville.The rest of the Dolphins' winners on Thursday included Nile Adcock (boys 11-12; IM), Abigail Barnes (girls 13-14; IM), Savannah Cheek (girls 15-18; IM), Reed Marlow (boys 6 & under; backstroke), Elyssa Shoenbaechler (girls 6 & under; backstroke), Landen Carter (boys 8 & under; backstroke), Madison Braun (girls 8 & under; backstroke), Steven Hirte (boys 11-12; backstroke), Cole Kelly (boys 13-14; backstroke), Evan DeRosia (girls 13-14; backstroke) and Ian Henne (boys 15-18; backstroke).A rundown of the top four finishers for Pinckneyville in each of the 29 events appears on the scoreboard page of today's newspaper.
Doug Daniels Jul 15, 2015 1:12 AM
SWIMMING: Du Quoin's McLain, Thompson, Higgerson sweep at Marion Invite

Three Du Quoin swimmers - Amelia McLain (girls - 13), Maddax Thompson (boys - 8) and Paxton Higgerson (boys - 14) - each won all four strokes at Saturday's Swim Your Own Age Invitational in Marion, where a total of ten Swimming Indians topped the podium in at least one event.Thompson also broke a Du Quoin record in the boys 7-8 25 meter butterfly with his time of 20.82, which bettered the 1988 mark set by Bryan Funk (21.23).Two other Swimming Indians won three of four events at Marion. Mikah Montgomery (girls - 8) took first in the freestyle, breaststroke and butterfly, and Makoa Montgomery (girls - 11) was a winner in the freestyle, backstroke and butterfly.Quinn Kirkpatrick (girls - 16; freestyle, backstroke), Haley Kuhnert (girls - 16; breaststroke, butterfly) and Nicholas King (boys - 16; freestyle, breaststroke) each won two races for Du Quoin.Meesha Montgomery (girls - 11; breaststroke) and Jakob Eaton (boys - 10; breaststroke) rounded out the Swimming Indians' winners on Saturday.A list of all Du Quoin's swimmers to place in the top ten of an event appears on the scoreboard page of today's newspaper.The Swimming Indians host Herrin on Tuesday and are back at Marion on Thursday. Those two meets round out the regular season with the Southern Illinois Swim League Championships taking place on July 25 in Du Quoin.
Doug Daniels Jul 13, 2015 10:33 PM
SWIMMING: Indians crush Carbondale, 395-68

Du Quoin put forth another dominant effort in the pool on Thursday night, whipping up on Carbondale 395-68 before rain washed out the final 22 events of the meet, which was scheduled for 82 races.Three Swimming Indians still had enough time to win three individual events, including Olivia Cravens (girls 13-14), who improved her team record in the 50 meter freestyle to 29.25 with a win. She also took first in the 100m freestyle and backstroke.Meesha Montgomery (girls 11-12; 100m freestyle, butterfly, individual medley) and Henry Harsy (boys 9-10; 50m freestyle, backstroke, butterfly) also won all three of their races on Thursday.Winners of two events for Du Quoin included Kelby Funk (girls 6 & under; freestyle, backstroke), Kallie Oestreicher (girls 7-8; 25m freestyle, backstroke), Mikah Montgomery (girls 7-8; 50m freestyle, butterfly), Makoa Montgomery (girls 11-12; 50m freestyle, backstroke), Maci Montgomery (girls 15-18; backstroke, IM), Bryson McClanahan (boys 6 & under; freestyle, backstroke), A.J. Keith (boys 7-8; 25m freestyle, backstroke), Maddax Thompson (boys 7-8; 50m freestyle, butterfly), Jakob Eaton (boys 9-10; 25m freestyle, IM), Ethan Bellamy (boys 13-14; 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle), Paxton Higgerson (boys 13-14; butterfly, IM), Rylan Ragar (boys 15-18; 50m freestyle, IM) and Caleb Gomes (boys 15-18; backstroke, butterfly).Other Swimming Indians winners on Thursday were Adalyn Darnell (girls 9-10; 25m freestyle), Madeline Halstead (girls 13-14; butterfly), Elizabeth Bird (girls 13-14; IM), Alexandria Gossman (girls 15-18; 50m freestyle), Grace Bailey (girls 15-18; butterfly), Jonathan Gomes (boys 11-12; butterfly) and David Gomes (boys 11-12; IM).Du Quoin touched the wall first in ten relay events on the night.All top-four finishers for the Swimming Indians appear in the results list on page seven.Du Quoin is back in action Saturday at the Marion Invitational, and back home on Tuesday to host Herrin.
Doug Daniels Jul 12, 2015 10:32 PM
Swimming: Bullfish results from Carmi meet

HBG-WVVS at Carmi — June 30 Girls 6&U 25 Free: Ava Wright (1, 24.79), Peyton McDaniel (3, 25.77); Girls 8&U 25 Free: Kate Wright (5, 29.03, Sarah Winkleman (6, 31.54); Girls 10&U 25 Free: Carly Foster (3, 17.69), Mackenzie Miller (7, 20.10), Ella Dennison (8, 20.13), Peyton Parkinson (11, 39.11); Boys 10&U 25 Free: Braxton Baugher (2, 16.07), Aden Gilliam (3, 18.40), Aden Price (4, 18.52); Girls 12&U 50 Free: Makayla Dosenbach (2, 38.96); Boys 11-12 50 Free: Cash Thomas (5, 37.13), Boys 13-14 50 Free: Triston Parkinson (1, 34.40), Josiah McCormick (2, 36.37), Sam Winkleman (4, 37.63), Mason Gilliam (5, 39.46); Girls 15-18 50 Free: Emma Eldridge (2, 32.06), Tiffanie Milligan (3, 32.56), Beth Ellen McCormick (4, 33.13), Sarah Bittle (5, 34.77); Boys 15-18 50 Free: Jared Schmook (2, 28.62), Tyler Morgan (3, 29.25); Girls 10&U 100 IM: Carly Foster (5, 1:53.83), Ella Dennison (9, 2:24.04); Girls 11-12 100 IM: Chloe Dennison (2, 1:37.66); Boys 11-12 100 IM: Cash Thomas (6, 1:37.66); Boys 13-14 100 IM: Logsdon Church (2, 1:33.07), Jacob Penrod (3, 1:36.11), Triston Parkinson (4, 1:38.85), Sam Winkleman (5, 1:41.58); Girls 15-18 100 IM: Emma Eldridge (2, 1:23.75), Haley PRice (3, 1:24.43), Beth Ellen McCormick (4, 1:24.79), Eva McCormick (5, 1:33.24); Boys 15-18 100 IM: Tyler Morgan (2, 1:15.16); Gor;s 6&U 25 Back: Peyton McDaniel (3, 37.49), Ava Wright (6, 42.66); Girls 8&U 25 Back: Sarah Winkleman (5, 35.76), Kate Wright (6, 36.39); Girls 10&U 25 Back: Mackenzie Miller (7, 25.50), Peyton Parkinson (8, 25.52), Carly Foster (9, 26.64); Boys 10&U 25 Back: Braxton Baugher (2, 21.05), Aden Gilliam (5, 25.12), Aden Price (7, 32.07); Girls 11-12 50 Back: Murphy Foster (2, 47.17), Makayla Dosenbach (3, 49.16), Chloe Dennison (5, 58.93); Boys 13-14 100 Back: Josiah McCormick (3, 1:38.09), Logsdon Church (3, 1:45.81), Jacob Penrod (5, 1:47.48), Sam Winkleman (6, 2:00.50); Girls 15-18 100 Back: Emma Eldridge (2, 1:28.43), Tiffanie Milligan (3, 1:33.72), Sarah Bittle (4, 1:34.82), Eva McCormick (5, 1:44.29); Boys 15-19 100 Back: Jared Schmook (2, 1:28.23); Girls 8&U 50 Free: Peyton McDaniel (5, 1:07.19), Sarah Winkleman (6, 1:11.15), Kate Wright (7, 1:11.38); Girls 10&U 50 Free: Ella Dennison (7, 47.81), Mackenzie Miller (49.07), Peyton Parkinson (10, 1:29.83); Boys 10&U 50 Free: Braxton Baugher (2, 36.13), Aden Price (4, 54.17); Girls 11-12 100 Free: Murphy Foster (2, 1:35.85), Chloe Dennison (3, 1:41.41), Makayla Dosenbach (4, 1:41.59); Boys 11-12 100 Free: Cash Thomas (4, 1:24.13), Boys 13-14 100 Free: Jacob Penrod (2, 1:23.75), Triston Parkinson (3, 1:27.19), Josiah McCormick (5, 1:29.43), Mason Gilliam (6, 1:35.98); Girls 15-18 100 Free: Beth Ellen McCormick (3, 1:15.28), Haley Price (4, 1:16.58), Eva McCormick (5, 1:21.23), Sarah Bittle (1:22.00); Boys 15-18 100 Free: Jared Schmook (3, 1:08.23); Girls 8&U 25 Breast: Sarah Winkleman (3, 39.70); Girls 10&U 25 Breast: Ella Dennison (4, 28.19), Mackenzie Miller (6, 29.03), Peyton Parkinson (9, 33.37); Boys 10&U 25 Breast: Aden Gilliam (1, 24.79), Braxton Baugher (2, 26.41); Girls 11-12 50 Breast: Makayla Dosenback (3, 55.30), Chloe Dennison (4, 57.93), Murphy Foster (6, 1:04.36); Boys 11-12 50 Breast: Cash Thomas (2, 49.36); Boys 13-14 100 Breast: Mason Gilliam (1, 1:40.50), Triston Parkinson (2, 1:41.59), Josiah McCormick (3, 1:42.88), Logsdon Church (4, 1:43.70); Girls 15-18 100 Breast: Haley Price (2, 1:31.14), Sarah Bittle (3, 1:39.00), Tiffanie Milligan (4, 1:39.32), Eva McCormick (5, 1:47.85); Boys 15-18 100 Breast: Tyler Morgan (2, 1:33.09), Jared Schmook (3, 1:38.40); Girls 10&U 25 Fly: Carly Foster (6, 23.95); Boys 10&U 25 Fly: Aden Gilliam (3, 24.89); Girls 11-12 50 Fly: Murphy Foster (3, 48.63); Boys 13-14 50 Fly: Logsdon Church (2, 47.09), Jacob Penrod (3, 47.82), Sam Winkleman (4, 52.56), Mason Gilliam (5, 55.17); Girls 15-18 50 Fly: Emma Eldridge (3, 36.34), Beth Ellen McCormick (4, 36.76), Tiffanie Milligan (5, 37.33), Haley Price (6, 41.33); Boys 15-18 50 Fly: Tyler Morgan (2, 34.65).
Staff Report Jul 7, 2015 8:24 PM

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