TMS swimmers journey to D.C. Everest, host meet in Tomahawk

For the Tomahawk Leader

WESTON – The Tomahawk Middle School (TMS) women’ swim crew just lately traveled to D.C. Everest and hosted a meet in Tomahawk.

D.C. Everest

On Tuesday, Sept. 30, the swimmers traveled to D.C. Everest in Weston to compete in a meet.

Also collaborating had been D.C. Everest, Wisconsin Rapids and Antigo.

Results are as follows.

Team Results: DC Everest 121, Tomahawk 33; Wisconsin Rapids 76, Tomahawk 75; Tomahawk 83, Antigo 49.

Elaine Huber, Nora Bubolz, Kamryn Black and Kortney Busterud, 2^nd place within the 200-yard medley relay (2:25.01), season-best time.

Kamryn Black, 1^st place within the 100-yard IM (1:17.98), private report.

Kamryn Black and Elaine Huber, 2^nd and three^rd locations (34.68 and 34.93), respectively, within the 50-yard butterfly, each private information.

Elaine Huber, Kortney Busterud, Nora Bubolz, and Kamryn Black, 2^nd place within the 200-yard freestyle relay (2:04.86), season-best time.

Elaine Huber, 1^st place within the 50-yard backstroke (33.47), private report.

Everlyn Niemeyer, Sloane Eisenman, Nora Bubolz and Kortney Busterud, 3^rd place within the 400 freestyle relay (5:24.94).

Other notables performances:

Sloane Eisenman and Claire Hauge tried the 200-yard freestyle for the primary time.

Skylar Safranek-Aniol dropped two seconds on her 50-yard freestyle (36.97).

Claire Hauge dropped three seconds in her 100-yard freestyle (1:26.48).

“The girls have been doing a great job as they try many new events throughout the season,” mentioned coach Megan Backes. “Competing against D.C. Everest, who has over three times as many swimmers, was a big challenge. These girls put in their best efforts every week, and it shows in how much they have improved.”

Tomahawk meet

The center faculty swimmers hosted a meet in Tomahawk on Thursday, Oct. 2.

Also competing had been Medford, James Williams and Horace Mann.

Results are as follows.

Team outcomes: Medford 76, Tomahawk 74; James Williams 79, Tomahawk 69; Horace Mann 80, Tomahawk 73.

Elaine Huber, Nora Bubolz, Kamryn Black and Kortney Busterud completed in 1^st place within the 100-yard medley relay, (2:22.38).

Elaine Huber (2:22.27, private report), Nora Bubolz (2:43.74, private report) and Kortney Busterud (2:47.66, private report), took 3^rd, 4^th and 5^th, respectively, within the 200-yard freestyle.

Kamryn Black (1:15.54, private report) and Sloane Eisenman (1:31.01, private report) took 1^st and 5^th, respectively, within the 100-yard IM.

Elaine Huber (28.42, private report) positioned 2^nd within the 50-yard freestyle.

Nora Bubolz (37.37, private report) positioned 3^rd within the 50-yard butterfly.

Kamryn Black, Kortney Busterud, Nora Bubolz and Elaine Huber (2:05.00) took 1^st place within the 200-yard freestyle relay.

Kamryn Black (40.16, private report) and Sloane Eisenman (45.71, private report) positioned 2^nd and 4^th, respectively, within the 50-yard breaststroke.

Kortney Busterud, Everlyn Niemeyer, Skylar Safranek-Aniol and Sloane Eisenman (5:29.43) took 4^th place within the 400 freestyle relay.

Personal information: Claire Hauge, 50-yard freestyle (37.88); Jade Niemeyer, 50-yard Freestyle (57.25); Skylar Safranek-Aniol (45.85).

“This team continues to impress with their ability to improve their times at every meet,” Backes acknowledged.

This week’s motion

On Tuesday, Oct. 7, the crew is slated to journey to Mosinee for a meet.

The swimmers are scheduled to participate in a meet at Horace Mann Middle School in Sheboygan on Saturday, Oct. 11.