Swimmers of the Meet - Spring/Summer
Hastings Spring Meet May 2nd- 3rd
Aster Aulwes - Dropped 9 sec in the 100 yd Freestyle & 4 sec in the 100 Backstroke
Eli Bavier - Dropped 19.5 sec in the 200 IM & 1:05.5 sec in the 500 Freestyle
Storm Summer Start-up - May 8th-10th
Isabelle Scherman - had best times in all of her events dropping a total of 56 seconds over the week-end of swims.
Eli Bavier - had all of his best times in his events dropping a total of 105 seconds over the week-end of swims.
TigerShark IM Challenge - May 16 & 17
Liam Van Peursem - had 6 best times over the week-end dropping a total of 20 seconds overall. Biggest accomplishment swimming 100 Butterfly for 1st time!
Abigial Rogers - had 2 best times over the week-end with the rest of her swims right at her previous best times, dropping a total of 12 seconds over all. Biggest accomplishment was dropping 11 sec in her 100 Butterfly!
Tiger Shark IM Challenge winners - Congrats to Luke Snyder for winning the Boys 11/12 200 IM & 400 IM Challenge! Congrats to Cayden Thul for winning the Boys 13/14 400 IM Challenge! They will both be showing off the t-shirts they won at the meet!
NSAC Summer Invite
Hannah VonRuden - Had 3 best times in her events dropping over 30 seconds in the 50 & 200 freestyles and 100 breaststroke Congrats!
Shout out to Sam Johnson and Maksym Verbivskyi who both swam in a 50 Meter pool for the first time. Maksym also got his first Regional cut time in the 50 meter Freestyle!
FoxJet Summer Bronze
Congrats to all of our Developmental swimmers that swam in a meet for the first time - June Acharya, Clara Gohl, Zoe Gomez, Alex Rajan & Enna Snyder!
Hats off to Abigail Rogers, Meredith Meenk, Liam Von Puersem, Isaac Wirebaugh & Vivian Butzer who all got new "Silver" times at the meet.
Piranha Summer Chomp
Congrats to Liam Van Peursem who dropped time in every event over the week-end with a total of about 58 seconds dropped and achieving all "Silver " times.
Also, I would like to commend all of our 400 Freestyle swimmers that gave their best! Hats off to Abigail Rogers for exceeding expectations by 1:30 seconds!


