Saturday the swim teams were in action at the Vigo County Aquatic Center, competing for the Western Indiana Conference Championships. The boys’ team completed their quest for the team win, the girls finished second to Greencastle and the South Putnam combined score bested all other competing schools. The girls’ rewrote their school record board, and
Last night began the Western Indiana Conference Swimming and Diving Championship, and Lee Haywood crushed existing records to give the Eagles a lead heading into the swimming portion of the meet on Saturday. Haywood broke not only his own school record by over 90 points, but also secured the WIC record (previously held by Brendan
The boys’ swim team finished out their season yesterday at the Sectional meet at Vigo County. The Eagles had outstanding swims across the board, and every swimmer turned in a lifetime best. Several school records were lowered yet again and the guys raced courageously in the face of daunting competitors from Plainfield, Avon and Terre Haute North.
The girls’ swim team built on their momentum from the sectional prelims (Thursday) as they finished out their season at the finals on Saturday. The current team now boasts six school record holders, as Sammi Jones bettered her own record in the 200 and shattered the existing 500 freestyle record by 6 seconds. Josie Hutcheson
Just a few days out from the Conference meet, the Eagle swimmers competed with Cascade at home. The boys’ team won 113-50, while the girls’ lost 64-112. Several swimmers were chipping away at their lifetime best times again: Aubrey Bennett: 50 back (Medley lead-off) Grant Cordell: 50 back (Medley lead-off) Nate Ladd: 200 free Max
The swim team traveled to North Montgomery last night for a meet with the Chargers. The boys team won their meet 132-45, but the girls’ team came up just four points short of a team win, losing 85-91. The night was peppered with lifetime best swims and big time drops: Alex Steffy – lifetime best
In their first meet back from the holiday break, the swim teams swam well but ultimately lost in a match up with the Brebeuf Braves at home last night. The boys’ swam a competitive meet but lost 80-94; the girls’ team fell 64-111. Even after a difficult few weeks of training, the athletes swam well and many
The Eagles rounded out the first half of their season at the Putnam County Championship this weekend, where the Eagle boys came away with a first place team finish as well as 4 new meet records and a school record. The girls’ team swam fabulously, closing the gap on a strong Greencastle team that placed
The swimmers walked away from a series of dual meets at the pool last night with much to be proud of, as many athletes saw big drops in previous personal best times or put up times consistently better than this point in the season last year. The boys’ team finished the night with wins over
The Swimming & Diving team hosted a competitive, four-way swim meet last night with Tri-West, Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter and Covenant Christian. The Eagle boys finished second overall and the girls finished third. Despite it being early in the season, there were several swimmers who improved upon their lifetime bests: Marcus Robinson: 50 freestyle & 50 backstroke
