Information fall, state powers shine at 2025 MHSAA ladies swim and dive finals

History repeated itself as soon as once more as two of Michigan’s powerhouse ladies swim and dive applications continued their successful methods on the Michigan High School Athletic Association state finals on Saturday.

Farmington Hills Mercy narrowly edged Grosse Pointe South to earn its third consecutive state title in Division 2 and East Grand Rapids dominated D3 for its third straight crown and fifth in a row general.

Below is a have a look at how the 2 state finals meet performed out.

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DIVISION 2

Mercy knew it might be in a battle with Grosse Pointe South, however the Marlins confirmed their championship resolve by successful 337-335.

Grosse Pointe South gained 5 particular person championships, however Mercy’s depth as a group was the important thing of their victory because it had a number of swimmers earn factors in a number of occasions to tug out the win.

Three Mercy swimmers secured factors within the 200 freestyle that totaled 37, whereas Grosse Pointe South had only one swimmer earn 12 factors with a seventh-place end.

Mercy additionally had three swimmers mix for 46 factors within the 200 IM, led by Avery Tack ending first general with a time of two:04.64.

The Marlins additionally completed first within the 400 freestyle relay because the group of Tack, Campbell Shore, Lyla Collins and Ella Hafner positioned first in 3:26.05.

Grosse Pointe South’s Whitney Handwork gained the 50 freestyle (23.24), Caroline Bryan gained the 100 butterfly (54.59), and Quinn Ryan completed first within the 100 backstroke (56.08).

The Blue Devils additionally secured victories within the 200 medley relay as Mischa Eng, Nicole McEnroe, Corinne Stencel and Quinn Davis mixed to complete first in 1:45.22.

Grosse Pointe South’s last particular person championship got here within the 200 freestyle relay as Handwork, Stencel, McEnroe and Bryan completed with a time of 1:34.61.

While the battle between Mercy and GPS stole the present, there have been different particular person swimmers who had championship performances.

Ann Arbor Skyline’s Adrienne Schadler had a historic efficiency as she gained each the 200 and 500 freestyle races.

The Arizona State commit captured her third consecutive 200 freestyle title with a state-finals file time of 1:46.85 and added her second straight 500 freestyle crown in 4:48.50, additionally a state-finals file.

South Lyon’s Emma Klotz gained the 100 freestyle in 50.70 and Seaholm’s Payton Garn and Groves’ Livvy Kamp tied within the 100 breaststroke at 1:02.76. Rochester Adams’ Morgan Rea secured the 1-meter diving title with a rating of 431.75.

For full outcomes of the D2 state finals, click here.

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DIVISION 3

It was enterprise as standard for EGR because the Pioneers added their twenty eighth group championship, that are essentially the most in MHSAA historical past.

The Pioneers blew previous the sphere behind six victories, together with all three relay races.

Ellery Chandler led the way in which for EGR, successful the 100 butterfly (54.11) and 100 breaststroke (1:01.78), each in state-finals file instances, and Addie Hein gained the 200 IM in 2:06.74.

Chandler and Hein joined Meredith Sperling, Catherine Sowerby to win the 200 medley relay with a state-finals file time of 1:44.65.

Chandler earned her fourth state title as she teamed with Nora Camfferman, Della Avendt and Ivy Chu to win the 200 freestyle relay in 1:36.74.

The Pioneers sealed their championship with a 400 freestyle relay victory by Sperling, Sowerby, Chu and Nalah Mamatela in 3:32.82.

In addition to EGR’s dominant efficiency, Divine Child’s Ella Dziobak took dwelling two titles as she gained the 200 freestyle title in 1:51.10 and the five hundred freestyle with a time of 4:56.20.

Holland Christian’s Camryn Siegers additionally captured two state titles as she gained the 50 freestyle in 22.79 and the 100 backstroke with a state-finals file time of 53.37.

Wayland’s Laney Wolf captured the 100 freestyle crown in 50.60, and Hamilton’s Josi Popma gained the 1-meter diving title with a rating of 399.40.

For full outcomes of the D3 state finals, click here.