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December Swimmers of the Meet

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Congratulations to our Swimmers of the Meet from December!  We recognize one girl and one boy swimmer of the meet based on time drops, attitude and the work the swimmer put in leading up to the meet.

Katy Callard
I wanted to take a moment to mention our outstanding & tough group of distance swimmers that participated in the Katy Callard in either the 500 or the Mile: Jeremy Baggs, Grace Butcher, Wesley Hammond, Bobbi Indest, Logan Indest, Richard Mazur, Liz Passias, Sloan Phallen, Rachel Raque, Grace Weidenhamer & Graham Wedienhamer.

 Penguin Plunge
Olivia Boling - Livy dropped time in all of her events and swam the 200 IM for the first time. Her meet included a huge 3 second drop in the 50.

Donovan Hunt  - Donovan dropped time in all of his events and had an outstanding meet.  This included dropping over 4 seconds in the 50 free!

Honorable Mention (these swimmers also had all best times at this meet): Cheyney Carr, Kelsey Deistler, Natalie Hegg, Maura Hickey, Lauren Hill, Katherine Miller, Liz Passias, Asher Reddington, Payton Roth, Jack Secrest, Zach Smith, Andrew Sutley, Savanna Tonjes & Brendan Valleau!

Event Winners: Caleb Baker, Cheyney Carr, Olia Gollmar, Natalie Hegg and Katherine Miller!

GCSTO HOLIDAY
Grace Butcher - Not only did Grace earn perfect best times, but she had huge time drops in several events.  This included over 6 seconds in the 100 fly and 10 seconds in the 100 back.

Ulas Cini - Ulas also swam all best times, but even more outstanding his drops were from swims only one week prior!

Honorable Mention (these swimmers also had all best times or all first time events at this meet): Kelsey Deistler, Logan Indest, Drew Nederveld, Thaine Nederveld, Rachel Raque, Elise Robinson, Chase Swearingen, Macey Swearingen & Graham Weidenhamer.

Event Winners: Jeremy Baggs, Caleb Baker, Greysyn Anderson, Bobbi Indest, Logan Indest, Drew Nederveld, Thaine Nederveld, Emma Secrest, Gabrielle Shirley, Chase Swearingen, Macey Swearingen & Graham Weidenhamer!

Record Breakers:
Jeremy Baggs: 50, 100 & 200 breast. 200 IM
Macey Swearingen 100 free

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