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| Sports - Louisburg | |||
| Written by Andy Brown | |||
| Wednesday, 01 July 2009 07:00 | |||
The Louisburg Barracudas swim team faced its toughest competition when it traveled to new South Suburban League member, the Woodson Sharks, based in Raytown, Mo. The two teams were knotted at 248-all, before the meet was called Saturday due to time constraints. The freestyle relays were not run, and therefore, the contest ended in a tie.However, the Barracudas didn’t leave without their fair share of honors. Logan Johnsen led the 9-to-10-year-old girls, and the whole Barracuda team with four first-place finishes, including three individual events. Johnsen started her day with teammates Rachel Brock, Reilly Alexander and Gracie Key to win the 100-yard medley relay in 1 minute, 25.05 seconds. Johnsen followed that up with wins in the 50 freestyle (30.98 seconds), the 50 backstroke (35.89) and 100 individual medley (1:19.38), in which she improved by more than six seconds off her personal best. Brock won the other gold in the 9-10 division in the 50 butterfly in 42.17 seconds. Madelyn Prettyman and Katie McIntyre also did well in the 8-and-under class after they each won three events. Both girls teamed with Molly Rison and Krista Klein to win the 100 medley relay in 1:36.29. From there, Prettyman won the 25 freestyle (16.64) and the 100 individual medley (1:38.18), while McIntyre took the 25 butterfly (20.88) and 25 breaststroke (22.39). In the 11-to-12-year-old division, Megan Lemke won the 50 breaststroke in 45.93 seconds and Sarah Edmonds took the 50 backstroke in 43.28 seconds. Shelby Domann won three golds to lead the 13-14 girls’ class. Domann joined Lexie Whaley, Chelsea Fleming and Kieran Bradley to win the 200 medley relay in 2:33.52. Domann also went on to win the 50 breaststroke (39.95) and the 200 IM (2:58.32), in which she shaved more than 16 seconds off her personal best. Bradley won the other gold with a victory in the 50 backstroke in 38.98 seconds. Jane Wallerstedt won the lone gold for the 15-and-over division in the 50 breaststroke (40.50). On the boys’ side, Austin Burns led the way with three golds in the 9-10 division. Burns, along with David Bindi, Mason Koechner and Matthew Rison won the 100 medley relay in 1:25.05, and he later took the 50 butterfly (42.71) and 100 IM (1:36.15). He took more than 11 seconds off his time in the 100 IM. Bindi had the other gold for the 9-10 group after he won the 50 breaststroke in 50.80 seconds. Trent Price took gold for the 8-and-under class with a win in the 25 backstroke (24.37), as did teammate Matthew McIntyre, who won the 100 IM (2:09.45). Sawyer Cooke took first in the 50 backstroke for the 11-12 class in 39.95 seconds. Jack Rittinghouse won two golds in the 13-14 division. Rittinghouse took first in the 50 freestyle (26.43) and 50 butterfly (31.97). Teammates Colin Dallimore won the 50 breaststroke in 34.20 seconds, Garrett Wilder won the 50 backstroke in 32.32 seconds and Jeremy Grenell took the 200 IM in 2:27.37. In the 15-and-over class, Mason Whaley won the lone gold with a victory in the 50 breaststroke (31.94). Girls 8-and-under 25 freestyle: Molly Rison, third; Erin Lemke, fourth; Ashley Moore, sixth 25 butterfly: Rison, second; Moore, third; Tristyn Cooke, fourth; Elizabeth Kratochvil, fifth 25 breaststroke: Madelyn Prettyman, second 25 backstroke: Katie Dallimore, second; Natasia Crow, third; Krista Klein, fourth; Melia Rice, fifth; Erin Lemke, sixth 100 IM: Katie McIntyre, second 9-10 50 freestyle: Reilly Alexander, third; Grace Rolofson, fourth; Olivia Bradley, Gracie Key, fifth 50 butterfly: Hania Crow, second; Anna Danciak, fourth; Teagan Myers, fifth 50 breaststroke: Alexander, second; Rachel Brock, third 50 backstroke: Kadisyn Kircher, second; Isabelle Holtzen, third; Allyssa Griggs, fifth; Crow, sixth 100 IM: Brock, third; Rolofson, fourth; Holtzen, fifth 11-12 50 freestyle: Abby Brock, second; Bailey Alexander, fourth; Hanna Hull, sixth 50 butterfly: Brock, second 50 breaststroke: Alexander, third; Rylee Bergh, sixth 50 backstroke: Alexander, fifth 200 IM: Brock, second; Sarah Edmonds, fourth 13-14 50 freestyle: Kieran Bradley, second; Shelby Domann, third; Lexie Whaley, fourth; Rachel Price, sixth 50 butterfly: Chelsea Fleming, fourth; Price, fifth 50 breaststroke: Bradley, second; Michelle Sullivan, third; Corri Bradshaw, fourth 50 backstroke: Whaley, second; Price, third; Sullivan, sixth 15-and-over 50 freestyle: Kelsey Dallimore, fifth; Kelsey Coffroth, sixth 50 butterfly: Kelsey Kattau, fourth; Jane Wallerstedt, fifth; Coffroth, sixth 50 breaststroke: Elise Packingham, fifth; Amy Sullivan, sixth 50 backstroke: Dallimore, third; Wallerstedt, fourth 200 IM: Coffroth, fourth Boys 8-and-under 25 freestyle: Kiefer Tucker, second; Matthew McIntyre, third; Trent Price, sixth 25 butterfly: McIntyre, second; Bret Minor, third; Cole Williams, fourth 25 backstroke: Williams, second; Tucker, third 9-10 50 freestyle: Austin Burns, second; David Bindi, fourth; Mason Koechner, fifth; Ryan Reise, sixth 50 butterfly: Koechner, third 50 breaststroke: Koechner, second; Reise, third 50 backstroke: Joshua Shreckengaust, third; Lucas Curnutte, fourth 100 IM: Bindi, third 11-12 50 freestyle: Sawyer Cooke, third; Adam Youngworth, fourth; Tanner Myers, fifth 50 butterfly: Jayme Shoemaker, second; Nathan Moore, third 50 breaststroke: Myers, third; Shoemaker, fourth; Youngworth, fifth 50 backstroke: Christopher Dallimore, third; Youngworth, fourth; Alexander Prettyman, sixth 200 IM: Moore, third; Shoemaker, fourth 13-14 50 freestyle: Colin Dallimore, second; Garrett Wilder, fourth; Jason Danciak, fifth 50 butterfly: Dallimore, second; Jeremy Grenell, fourth; Erick Aye, fifth 50 breaststroke: Caleb Shreckengaust, second 50 backstroke: Danciak, third; Alex Fish, fourth; William Cardwell, sixth 200 IM: Jack Rittinghouse, second 15-and-over 50 freestyle: Mason Whaley, fourth; Max Wallerstedt, fifth 50 breaststroke: Josh Grenell, second; Quinn Morse, fifth 50 backstroke: Wallerstedt, sixth 200 IM: Grenell, third; Nicholas Klein, sixth
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