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The Marshalltown women’ swimming and diving squad splashed previous Des Moines Roosevelt on Tuesday evening on the Marshalltown High School pool, enhancing to 5-0 with a 120-59 triumph.

The Bobcats swept first place in all 12 occasions and even claimed the highest two spots in 9 of them, dominating Des Moines Roosevelt (3-1) from the opening bell.

Marshalltown moved its lineup round to the purpose that 11 completely different swimmers performed at the least some half in an occasion victory through the twin meet.

Adele Beek, Leia Hernandez and Addison Elmore all contributed to a few occasion wins for the Bobcats. Beek swam as a part of the successful 200-yard medley relay and the 400 freestyle relay and received the five hundred freestyle on her personal, clocking in with a time of 6 minutes, 6.56 seconds.

Hernandez had a pair of particular person wins, hitting the wall first within the 200 particular person medley (2:31.48) in addition to the 100 backstroke (1:10.65).

Elmore took the highest spot on the rostrum within the 100 freestyle (58.99) in addition to the 100 breaststroke (1:21.04), and she or he was part of the successful 200 freestyle relay, too.

The 200 medley relay crew of Beek, Hernandez, Rachel Case and Frankie Long opened the evening with a victory in a mixed time of two:11.00, whereas the foursome of Emma Case, Drea Ceren, Elmore and Alex Lasack teamed as much as take second in 2:16.49.

Maisie Gummert returned to motion with two particular person wins, taking the 200 freestyle (2:11.91) in addition to the 100 butterfly (1:13.82), and Emma Case claimed the 50 freestyle in 27.90.

The 200 freestyle relay quartet of Emma Case, Elmore, Ceren and Morgan Bear bagged first place in 1:53.89, whereas the crew of Gummert, Libby Meyer, Hernandez and Long (1:55.34) took second.

In the 400 freestyle relay it was Rachel Case, Beek, Lasack and Aya Korroum teaming as much as shut the meet with a victory in a time of 4:36.18. The Bobcats claimed second place as nicely with Gummert, Meyer, Bear and Long logging a time of 4:42.74.

Harlie Thatcher and Ella DeMonte had been the one diving opponents of the evening, so the Bobcat duo swept with respective scores of 195.15 and 168.8.

Marshalltown is again at residence on Saturday with the Bobcat Invite, beginning with diving at 9:30 a.m. and swimming at 12:30 p.m. on the MHS pool.