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This week in high school girls swimming, our young athletes showcased their remarkable talent in thrilling dual meets. Grace D’Amico from Lyman Hall, Sarah McCann from Jonathan Law, and Kylie McKirryher from Seymour led the way with impressive victories in multiple events. Relays also saw outstanding performances, particularly from the Montevideo team. With each swimmer pushing their limits, the excitement continues to build as they prepare for future competitions. Join us as we celebrate these standout performances and the dedication of these aspiring athletes in the pool!

Weekly Highlights: Top Performances from High School Girls Swimming Dual Meets

Hey there, sports fans! It’s that time of the week when we dive into the exciting world of high school girls swimming. The pools were buzzing with energy as our young athletes showcased their incredible skills in dual meets. Buckle up as we take a lap around the standout performances from the past week!

Grace D’Amico Turns Up the Heat

Kicking things off, we have Grace D’Amico from Lyman Hall lighting up the pool. She claimed victory in the 200 freestyle with a swift time of 2:11.21 and followed it up by winning the 100 backstroke in 1:03.21 against Jonathan Law. Clearly, Grace is on a roll!

Sarah McCann Races to the Top

Not to be outdone, Sarah McCann from Jonathan Law made waves of her own. She clinched victory in the 50 freestyle with a time of 27.22 and excelled in the 100 freestyle at 1:01.42. Watch out for Sarah; she’s making her mark!

Kylie McKirryher Makes a Splash

Moving on to Kylie McKirryher from Seymour, she made quite the statement by winning the 50 freestyle in an impressive 25.10 and the 100 butterfly at 59.51 against Naugatuck. She’s definitely a swimmer to keep an eye on!

Abigail Miko Dives into Victory

Abigail Miko of Woodland showcased her talent with a win in the 200 freestyle with a blistering pace of 2:09 and snagged another victory in the 100 butterfly at 1:07.75. It looks like Abigail is just getting started!

Exciting Action from Other Athletes

The action didn’t stop there! Over in Jonathan Law, Alexandra Oliveira made her mark by winning the 200 IM at 2:49.53 and the 100 breaststroke in 1:27.41. At the same time, Samantha Pastick from Seymour secured wins in the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle, showing off her endurance and speed.

Relay Teams Shine Bright

Notably, the relay teams witnessed some fantastic performances, particularly from the Montevideo team who came together for a winning time of 4:20.62 in the 400 freestyle relay. Featuring Lauren Dove, Gracyn Reiffenberger, Addison Pauling, and Emma Boysen, they definitely hit the water running!

Strong Finishes Across the Board

Many athletes enjoyed success with numerous wins. Milena Brodowicz from Wethersfield swam her way to victories in the 200 freestyle and 100 backstroke. Meanwhile, Ryan Cohen from Guilford dominated the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly against Hamden, both impressive times!

In a thrilling meet, Mary Sampara from Amity won the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle against North Haven, showcasing her exceptional stamina. Additionally, Julia Wypasek impressed with victories in multiple events for Oxford, proving her versatility in the pool.

Wrapping It All Up

This week’s splashes and races have certainly kept us on the edge of our seats! Our high school girls swimmers have outdone themselves, proving once again that hard work and dedication truly pay off. We can’t wait to see what’s next in the pool for these amazing athletes!

So there you have it, folks, the highlights of the week in high school girl’s swimming! Until next time, keep your swimsuits handy, and may the best swimmer win!

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