Florida highschool swimming, Jacksonville 1A-2A regional schedules

• The Florida High School Athletic Association swimming and diving championships for Class 1A and 2A start this week.
• Bishop Kenny, Fernandina Beach, Stanton, and Wolfson are the primary Northeast Florida contenders within the 2A competitors.
• Bolles is closely favored to win its thirty eighth consecutive boys’ title and thirty fifth women’ title within the 1A championships.

The Florida High School Athletic Association begins regional swimming and diving championships on Tuesday, Oct. 28 for Class 1A and 2A groups throughout Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Schedules are as listed by the FHSAA however are topic to alter.

Region 1-2A

When: 9 a.m. Oct. 29 (dive finals), 1 p.m. Oct. 29 (swim finals)

Where: Frank Brown Aquatic Center, Panama City Beach.

Outlook: Bishop Kenny, Fernandina Beach, Stanton and Wolfson are Northeast Florida’s principal contenders right here, though Gainesville Eastside and Fort Walton Beach also needs to make a splash within the staff standings. For Bishop Kenny, a district boys champion, Carter Wright, Liam Roberts and Peter DeBoer lead a strong lineup that might be the favourite. Individual high seeds embody Fernandina Beach’s Logan Cook (boys 200-yard particular person medley) and Skylar Revere (women 200 and 500 freestyle), Stanton’s Drew Watson (boys 100 breaststroke), Gabriella Marim (women 200 IM) and Lucy Page (women 100 backstroke) and Yulee’s Kailah Thompson (women 100 butterfly).

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Region 1-1A

When: 1 p.m. Oct. 28 (dive finals), 3 p.m. Oct. 28 (swim finals)

Where: Bolles.

Outlook: First, the apparent: Nobody is anticipated to face in the way in which of Bolles of their pursuit of a thirty eighth consecutive FHSAA championship for the boys and a thirty fifth for the ladies. Bolles’ women 400 free relay seed time is 16 seconds quicker than anybody else, and their many high seeds embody Tommy Lussier, Nicholas Kwan, Ella Gotham and Allison Kelly. They have an opportunity to comb the person occasions. But a number of different Jacksonville-area swimmers have the instances to attain stable factors, like Finn Zubero and Blakely Hammel of Episcopal and Eva Whitehead of Union County.