Information publish – The Bolles College

Swimmers with Bolles ties competed at latest worldwide competitions with notable highlights. Current and former Bolles swimmers competed on the 2025 World Aquatics Championships, held in Singapore July 11-August 3; the 2025 Junior Pan American Games, held in August 10-14 in Asunción, Paraguay and the World Aquatics Junior Championships held August 19-24 in Otopeni, Romania.

At the World Championships, Bolles alumni included Santo Condorelli ’13 (USA), Antoine Destang ’25 (St. Lucia), Andres Dupont Cabrera ’22  (Mexico) and Martin Espernberger ’22 (Austria). Current college students Liam Carrington ’26 (Trinidad & Tobago) and Riley Miller ’26 (US Virgin Islands) competed as effectively. Condorelli led the best way for Bolles swimmers with an eighth-place end within the males’s 50 free remaining. Espernberger earned a top-10 end as effectively, simply lacking the finals within the 200 fly with a ninth-place end within the semifinals.

Bolles swimmers on the Junior Pan-Am Games included alumni Dupont Cabrera, Sabrina Lyn ’23 (Jamaica) and Lila Higgo ’25 (Cayman Islands) in addition to present college students Marleigh Howes ’26 (Bermuda), Lucero Meija Arce ’26 (Guatemala), Miller, Heidi Stoute ’27 (Barbados) and Chrissy Shirley ’26 (Jamaica). Dupont Cabrera earned silver medals within the 100 free and 4×200 free relay and bronze medals within the 4×100 medley relay and combined 4×100 free relay. Lyn medaled as effectively, swimming to silver within the 100 breast.

Several Bolles swimmers have been joined on the World Junior Championships by Bolles Head Swimming and Diving Coach and Aquatics Director Peter Verhoef who served as Head Coach of the USA males’s group. Verhoef helped information the U.S. to guide all nations in swimming medals with 29 complete together with 9 gold medals. Bolles swimmers competing on the meet included Carrington, Leah Chin ’26 (Jamaica), Tristan Dorville ’25 (St. Lucia), Fayth Jeffrey ’27 (St. Lucia), Mejia Arce, Miller, Shirley and Lucas Young ’26 (Uruguay). Carrington was the highest Bolles swimmer, advancing to the 100 again remaining and inserting seventh.

See outcomes from Bolles swimmers in any respect three competitions under:

World Aquatics Championships

• Liam Carrington ’26 (Trinidad & Tobago): 100 back- 40^th
• Santo Condorelli ’13 (USA): 50 free- 8^th
• Antoine Destang ’25 (St. Lucia): 100 fly- 58^th; 100 free- 75^th
• Andres Dupont Cabrera ’22 (Mexico): 4×100 medley relay- 15^th; Mixed 4×100 medley relay- 15^th; Mixed 4×100 free relay- 16^th; 4×100 free relay- 19^th
• Martin Esperberger ’22 (Austria): 200 fly- 9^th
• Riley Miller ’26 (US Virgin Islands): 100 free- 48^th; 50 free- 62^nd

World Aquatics Junior Championships

• Liam Carrington ’26 (Trinidad & Tobago): 100 back- 7^th; 50 back- 9^th; 200 back- 22^nd; 100 free- 24^th; 50 free- 25^th; 200 free- 30^th
• Leah Chin ’26 (Jamaica): 4×100 free relay- 14^th; Mixed 4×100 free relay- 18^th; 4×100 medley relay- 24^th; 50 free- 40^th;100 free- 41^st; 50 fly- 46^th; 100 back- 48^th
• Tristan Dorville ’25 (St. Lucia): 100 fly- 33^rd; 50 free- 35^th; 50 fly- 44^th; 100 free- 59^th  
• Fayth Jeffrey ’27 (St. Lucia): 100 breast- 52^nd; 200 medley- 71^st; 100 free- 83^rd; 50 free- 88^th
• Lucero Meija Arce ’26 (Guatemala): 4x100m free relay- 19^th; Mixed 4x100m medley relay- 20^th; Mixed 4x100m free relay- 21^st; 4x100m medley relay- 23^rd; 200 back- 25^th; 100 back- 34^th; 50 back- 37^th; 200 IM- 40^th; 100 free- 47^th; 50 free- 48^th  
• Riley Miller ’26 (US Virgin Islands): 50 fly- 55^th; 50 back- 57^th; 50 free- 78^th
• Chrissy Shirley ’26 (Jamaica): 4×100 free relay- 14^th; Mixed 4×100 free relay- 18^th; Mixed 4×100 medley relay- 21^st; 4×100 medley relay – 24^th; 50 free- 29^th; 50 breast- 40^th; 50 fly- 50^th; 100 fly- 55^th; 100 free- 57^th
• Lucas Young ’26 (Uruguay): 200 breast- 19^th; 400 IM- 34^th; 200 IM- 35^th; 100 breast- 36^th; 50 Breast- 41^st

Junior Pan American Games

• Andres Dupont Cabrera ’22 (Mexico): 100 free- 2^nd; 4×200 free relay- 2^nd; 4×100 medley relay- 3^rd; Mixed 4×100 free relay- 3^rd; 100 fly- 4^th; 4×100 free relay- 4^th
• Lila Higgo ’25 (Cayman Islands): 100 Back- 4^th; 4×200 free relay- 6^th; 50 free-9^th; 100 fly- 23^rd
• Marleigh Howes ’26 (Bermuda): 50 free- 22^nd; 200 free- 24^th; 100 free- 27^th
• Sabrina Lyn ’23 (Jamaica): 100 breast- 2^nd; 50 free- 5^th; Mixed 4×100 free relay- 7^th; Mixed 4×100 medley relay- 7^th; 100 free- 9^th; 100 fly- 10^th
• Lucero Meija Arce ’26 (Guatemala): Mixed 4×100 medley relay- 5^th; 100 back- 7^th; 4×100 free relay – 7^th; 200 back- 9^th; 400 free- 12^th   
• Riley Miller ’26 (US Virgin Islands): 100 back- 24^th; 50 free- 29^th; 100 free- 33^rd
• Heidi Stoute ’27 (Barbados): 200 free- 5^th; 400 free- 8^th; 100 free- 8^th; Mixed 4×100 free relay- 15^th
• Chrissy Shirley ’26 (Jamaica): 50 free- 6^th; Mixed 4×100 free relay- 7^th; Mixed 4×100 medley relay- 7^th; 100 fly- 14^th; 100 free- 15^th