Neuqua and Metea Valley boys swimming and diving soar in for an early Christmas week swim as each group proceed their early begin to the convention season. This spotlight is sponsored by BMO.
Wildcats strike first within the relays
The meet begins with the 200-yard medley relay. Right away Neuqua’s group of Blake Torpey, Jacob Xu, Anderson See and Phillip Song decide up a win with a time of a minute and forty-three seconds. Two extra Wildcats teams observe up within the two and three spot.
Over to the 200 yard freestyle the place Neuqua’s Jack Langan and Jackson Wagoner go neck and neck all the. Langan takes the win over his teammate however there’s nothing mistaken with a Wildcat one-two end. Jonas Reddington is the highest Mustang, ending in fourth place. Langan additionally wins the 100 yard backstroke later within the meet.
Colin Louden brings a win for the Mustangs
The Mustangs get assist from Colin Louden within the 200-yard IM. He pulls away from Wildcat Ryan Watson and wins it by hitting the wall at a minute and eight seconds. Jack Fastabend finishes in third for Neuqua.
Let’s soar into a quick one through the 50 free. It’s Arun Kaura hitting the fuel and takes first place with Peter Carroll and Aly Hassanien following in his tracks. Sean Siwicki and Charlie Kalnicky are simply behind the highest three for Metea.
Neuqua Valley boys swimming cruises to a win
The Wildcats maintain the quick tempo going as Anderson See flaps his wings and soars to victory within the 100-yard butterfly with Colin Louden ending in second.
Jackson Wagoner places the cherry on high by successful the 100 yard freestyle over teammates Luke Oitker and Jack Fastabend in second and third. Dylan Gargas and Nicolas Delgado take fourth and fifth for Metea Valley as Neuqua Valley cruises previous the Mustangs 139-34 to start the DVC swim season.
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