Swimmers sunk by Shelbyville
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The girls’ team fell 217-75, while the boys had a closer match, losing 174-113. Despite the loss, several local swimmers turned in quality times.
Among the team’s top individual performers was McKenna Rhea, who took first place in the womens’ 15-18 year-old 50-meter freestyle, finishing four seconds ahead of the second-place finisher. Rhea also came away a winner in the 50-meter backstroke, with Chelsea Pedigo finishing second.
Benjamin Davis took first place in the 11- and 12-year-old division of the boys 50-meter freestyle, with Casey Myers taking second and Dylan Upton finishing third.
McMinnville swept the top three spots in the 11-12 year-old 50-meter breaststroke, with Casey Myers, William Jamieson and Benjamin Davis taking first through third, respectively.
The hometown squad also swept that event in the 15-18 division, with Terrence Crim finishing first, Andy Davis taking second and Josh Crosby-Vazquez taking third.
In the 11-12 year-old boys 100-meter individual medley, Casey Myers took home first place, followed by Benjamin Davis in second.
Liam Brock won the boys’ 6-and-under 25-meter backstroke, while Taylor Thomas took home first in the girls 9-10 division of the same event.
In the men’s 15-18 50-meter backstroke, Josh Crosby-Vazquez took home first place, with Andy Davis finishing second and Terrence Crim taking third.
Tucker Lynn won the boys’ 8-and-under division of the 25-meter fly, while Ryan Jennings was third. McMinnville went on to sweep the top three spots in the 11- and 12-year-old 50-meter fly, with Benjamin Davis, Ethan Duncan and Wesley Minton finishing first through third, respectively.
Other strong individual finishes included Allie Golden and Alyson Caten, who finished second and third in both the girls 6-under 25-meter free and the 25-meter backstroke. Liam Brock was second in the boys 6-under division of that event, and Allison Connor was second in the girls’ 8-under division while Tucker Lynn was third in the boys’ 8-under class.
In the 50-meter free, Christina Jennings was third in the girls 9-10 division, while Brad Leeman took third in the boys 9-10 group. Katie Rogers was third in the 11-12 girls division, while Gracie Harvey took third in the 13-14 year-old girls class of that event and Trent Lance was second among 13-14 boys. Josh Crosby-Vazquez and Terrence Crim were second and third, respectively, in the men’s 15-18 division.
In the breast stroke events, Allison Connor took second in the girls 8-under 25-meters, while Erin Duncan was third. Tucker Lynn was second among 8-under boys, while Martha Harvey was second in the girls 9-10 division, and Parker Lynn was third in the 9-10 boys class.
Daisy Campen was third in the girls 11-12 50-meter breaststroke, while Gracie Harvey was second in the 13-14 girls division. Trent Lance was second among the boys 13-14 group. In the women’s 15-18 division of the 50, Kara Youngblood took third place.
MST took several runner-up finishes in the individual medley. Allison Connor was second in the 8-under 100, while Christina Jennings finished second in girls 9-10 and Brad Leeman was second in the boys 9-10 division. Lara Kate Haley took third in the girls 11-12 class, and Katy Campen was third in the girls 13-14 group. Third place in the 13-14 boys division went to Trent Lance, while Kara Youngblood and Andy Davis were third and second, respectively, in the 15-18 divisions.
Jacquelyn Leeman and Erin Duncan were second and third overall in the 8-under girls 25-meter backstroke, while Tucker Lynn and Bryce Caten took second and third in the boys division. Parker Lynn finished third in the boys 9-10 class, while Lara Kate Haley was third in the girls 11-12 50-meter backstroke. Wesley Minton finished second, and Casey Myers took third in the boys 11-12 50 backstroke, with Gracey Harvey taking second and Trent Lance finishing third in the girls and boys 13-14 year-old groups.
Harvey also took third in the girls 13-14 50-meter fly, while Josh Crosby-Vazquez was second among 15- to 18-year-old boys in that event. Parker Lynn was third in the boys 9-10 division, while Lara Kate Haley was third in girls 11-12.
Three MST relay teams came away with three first-place finishes. The mixed 8-and-under 100-meter medley was won by the foursome of Bryce Caten, Chelsea Briest, Allison Connor and Kyler Walker, while the mixed 15-to-18 100-meter medley went to Chelsea Pedigo, McKenna Rhea, Terrence Crim and Josh Crosby-Vazquez.
In the Boys 11-12 100-meter freestyle relay, the team of William Jamieson, Jake Gilbert, Beck Spurlock and Wesley Minton came away with first place.
In other relay events, MST took second in the mixed 9-10 100-meters, with Martha Harvey, Brad Leeman, Christina Jennings and Parker Lynn competing. The team of Wesley Minton, Lara Kate Haley, Molly Willmore and Casey Myers was second in the 11-12 100-meters, while Katy Campen, Gracie Harvey, Trent Lance and Patrick Davis were second in the 13-14 mixed 100-meter relay.
Lara Kate Haley, Katy Campen, Katie Rogers and Gracie Harvey were second in the girls 13-14 100-meter free relay, while the boys team of Casey Myers, Patrick Davis, Trent Lance and Benjamin Davis were also second in that event. In the women’s 15-18 year-old 100 free relay, Kara Youngblood, Caitlin Llewellyn, Chelsea Pedigo and McKenna Rhea took home second place.
The girls 8-and-under team of Joanna Paz, Erin Duncan, Chelsea Briest and Allison Connor took second in the 100-meter free, as did the boys team of Bryce Caten, Liam Brock, Ryan Jennings and Drew Davidson.
MST also nabbed second-place finishes in the girls 9-10 100 free, thanks to Taylor Thomas, Cora Lee, Shelby Vazquez and Christina Jennings. Tucker Lynn, Kyler Walker, Parker Lynn and Brad Leeman were second in the boys 100 free, and the team of Kayann Moore, Jesse Paz, Molly Willmore and Daisy Campen were second in the girls’ 11-12 100 free.
The team travels to compete at Sewanee Saturday.