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Video: Monroe County Swimming Championship 200 Relay
Dundee nips out Erie Mason-Ida to win the 200-yard freestyle relay on the Monroe County Boys Swimming Championships on Saturday, Jan 25, 2025.
Cameron Tross of Erie Mason-Ida was the Monroe County Region Swimmer of the Year for the 2024-25 season.
He has graduated, leaving the door open for a brand new winner this winter.
Judging from earlier meets this season there are quite a lot of strong contenders for the award this 12 months.
Diver of the Year Jace Starll returns for Gibraltar Carlson.
You can solid your vote for the Region’s finest within the pool by 11:59 p.m. Monday, Jan. 12.
A have a look at the seven Monroe County Region groups follows.
BEDFORD
Coach: Andrew Williams, first 12 months.
Returning state qualifier: Sophomore Jack Andrews (diving).
Other prime performers: Andy Nelson, Aaron Majewski, Ryan Sharkus, Parker Williams, Austin Comstock, Carter Brodzinski.
Season outlook: Andrews certified for state final 12 months in diving and Sharkus, Nelson, Williams and Majewski made main strides on the finish of the season. The new coach believes his crew may have a number of swimmers difficult for spots within the state meet.
Coach’s feedback: “A solid veteran core will help set us up for success down the road. We are small, but mighty and working extremely hard to compete this year in several key areas. … Keep an eye out for Bedford. We are on the rise.”
DUNDEE
Coach: Sarah Eubanks, seventh 12 months.
Returning state qualifiers: Seniors JR Hess (50 freestyle, backstroke), Owen Cooley, Aaron Brewer; juniors Chandler Gossiaux, Chris Hurst; sophomore Mason Edelbrock.
Other prime performers: Kylor Freshour.
Season outlook: Hess positioned ninth on the state finals within the backstroke final season and Brewer was sixteenth in diving.
Coach’s feedback: “We are a small team this year and we hope to develop our young swimmers and return to the state meet.”
ERIE MASON-IDA
Coach: Andy Mosley, eighth 12 months.
Returning state qualifiers: David Mills (50, 500, two relays), Brenner Nelson (50, 100, two relays,) Bowie Jacobs (relay), Mason Reynolds (two relays), Jared Tunison (relay).
Other prime performers: Senior Robert Otting; sophomore Brandon Tross.
Season outlook: Mosley believes his crew can defend its titles within the Monroe County Championships and SMISL White.
Coach’s feedback: “We have some big shoes to fill from last year’s senior class but I think the younger boys can do it.”
FLAT ROCK
Coach: Jacob Mouro, third 12 months.
Returning state qualifiers: None.
Top performer: Senior Jon Devoy.
Season outlook: Devoy is the captain of a younger squad. The Rams graduated six of their 13 swimmers from final season and have simply eight on the roster.
Coach’s feedback: “We can be in the category of a building year. Our goals are simply PRs (personal records).”
GIBRALTAR CARLSON
Coach: Amy Hulderman, eleventh 12 months.
Returning state qualifiers: Seniors Jace Starll (diving), Owen Keith (50 freestyle, butterfly).
Other prime performers: Seniors Donovan Randazzo, Dean Mathei; junior Dylan Cain; sophomores Conor Raftery, Jack Dunwoody, Wyatt Taylor; freshmen Owen Lancaster, Brody Boyd.
Season outlook: Hulderman and assistants Beth Stoney and Ellen Strawsine are enthusiastic about their mixture of returning expertise and promising newcomers.
Coach’s feedback: “We have a large team of 26 swimmers with lots of raw talent. I can’t wait to see how they develop and improve all season. It’s going to be a great year.”
MILAN
Coach: Dan Heikka, twenty first 12 months.
Returning state qualifiers: Tadas Zukovskis, Cameron Garcia, Jameson McShane.
Other prime performers: Dylan Nichols, Caleb Furlong, Alex Markham.
Season outlook: The Big Reds have a roster of twenty-two, which incorporates three divers.
Coach’s feedback: “We are very excited for this group. We gain some experienced athletes as freshmen, and our guys who were new last year, are no longer new.”
MONROE
Coach: Erin Dowen, fifth 12 months.
Returning state qualifier: Junior Jayce Hay (100 freestyle).
Other prime performers: Seniors Alec Adams, Josh Riggs, Parker Bomia; juniors Reuben Green, Noah Carveth, Alex Roa-Garcia.
Season outlook: Hay was the lone state qualifier for the Trojans final season. Dowen believes a number of of his teammates will be part of him this season.
Coach’s feedback: “We have some kids who put in a great deal of effort in the off season to improve. Monroe has a lot of potential with our underclassmen, along with some great leaders. We are shaping up to be a very well rounded, competitive team.”
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