State Champions topped in Girls Swimming & Diving

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Concord’s Catie Brenneman earns Mental Attitude Award 

Catie Brenneman of Concord High School was named the recipient of the Mental Attitude Award by the IHSAA Executive Committee after at present’s state meet.

Academically, Catie ranks fourth in her senior class and is a member of the National Honors Society. She has been named a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American and NISCA All-American for the previous three years and is a four-year All-Conference choice within the Northern Lakes Conference.

This 12 months, she certified within the 100 and 200 freestyle occasions and was a member of Concord’s 200 and 400 freestyle relay groups. Catie certified for state all 4 years of highschool and earned medals yearly heading into at present’s meet. As a freshman, she broke Olympian Lindsay Benko’s sectional document within the 200 free and now holds college information within the 200 free, 500 free, and 200 IM.

Outside of college, she might be a 10-year 4-H membership member this upcoming summer season and has been a long-time volunteer, the place she assists with youthful members and the annual Elkhart County Fair. Catie is also a volunteer with the Concord Swim Club and Concord Junior High Swim Team as a timer.

Catie, the daughter of Dan and Angie Brenneman of Elkhart, Indiana, will attend the University of Notre Dame, the place she plans to main in advertising and compete for the Fighting Irish swimming crew. She turns into the second ladies swimmer from Concord to earn this award, becoming a member of her sister, Grace Brenneman, who obtained the respect in 2022. 

Each 12 months the IHSAA Executive Committee selects a senior who was nominated by her principal and coach and was decided to have greatest demonstrated psychological angle, scholarship, management and athletic skill. Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAA’s proud company accomplice, offered $1,000 to Concord High School’s common scholarship fund within the title of Catie Brenneman.

 

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The 52 Annual IHSAA Girls Swimming & Diving State Finals
Indiana University Natatorium, IU Indianapolis
February 13-14, 2026

Top 10 Teams
1. Carmel 326.5 fortieth consecutive crew championship
T2. Fishers 227 
T2. Carroll (Fort Wayne) 227
4. Zionsville 201
5. Penn 157
6. Hamilton Southeastern 141
7. Chesterton 138   
8. Valparaiso 122   
9. Center Grove 76   
10. Munster 73  

State Champions
200 Medley Relay: Carmel (Leah Debosch 10, Molly Sweeney 12, Ellie Clarke 10, Sophia Floyd 11) 1:40.90
200 Freestyle: Emily Wolf (11) Fishers 1:45.84 
200 Individual Medley: Ellie Clarke (10) Carmel 1:57.73 2 hundredth title by a Carmel particular person or relay crew
50 Freestyle: Maris Williams (11) Carroll (Fort Wayne) 22.86 
One Meter Diving: Adelyn Flessner (12) North Central (Indianapolis) 529.30 Repeat state champion
100 Butterfly: Molly Sweeney (12) Carmel 52.78 
100 Freestyle: Kate Fetters (11) Carroll (Fort Wayne) 49.52 
500 Freestyle: Emily Wolf (11) Fishers 4:43.25 Repeat state champion
200 Freestyle Relay: Carroll (Fort Wayne) (Kate Fetters 11, Maris Williams 11, Jordyn Glassley 11, Naomi Bowland 11) 1:32.63 First-ever relay title for varsity  
100 Backstroke: Ellie Clarke (10) Carmel 53.08 Repeat state champion
100 Breaststroke: Molly Sweeney (12) Carmel 59.24 Third state title in 4 years
400 Freestyle Relay: Carroll (Fort Wayne) (Jordyn Glassley 11, Kate Fetters 11, Naomi Bowland 11, Maris Williams 11) 3:21.30