Kaszuba, Schofield earn Class 2A medals – Scranton Occasions-Tribune

Scranton Prep athletes put a bow on the swimming season by accumulating medals on the ultimate day of competitors on the PIAA Swimming and Diving Championships.

Eva Kaszuba had a busy Saturday and capped it off with a fifth-place medal within the 100-yard breaststroke within the Class 2A meet at Bucknell University’s Kinney Natatorium.

The Scranton Prep junior swam within the preliminary races and had a time of 1:05.34. She then traveled to Pottsville’s Martz Hall to play and assist lead Scranton Prep to a win over Susquehanna Twp. within the PIAA Class 4A quarterfinals. She returned to Bucknell University and positioned fifth with a time of 1 minute, 4.78 seconds. Schuylkill Valley junior Mabel Walborn gained the gold in 1:03.10.

Scranton Prep teammate Ella Schofield completed eighth in 1:06.13 to win a medal. North Pocono freshman Alexandra Johnson completed nineteenth (1:08.18).

With Kaszuba and Schofield main the way in which, Scranton Prep completed fifth within the workforce standings with 114 factors. Dallas was seventh with 97 factors. Shady Side Academy gained the championship with 185 factors.

Dallas senior Megan Kuzma had the very best end for District 2 within the ladies meet. She gained a bronze medal in diving with a rating of 400.55. Hampton’s Gab Elk gained the gold (452.75), and Upper Moreland’s Justine Frantz was second (414.10).

Lukas Iannone gained a fourth-place medal, his second of the two-day meet, with a school-record time of fifty.70 seconds within the 100-yard backstroke. Schuylkill Valley’s Owen Eisenhofer gained the gold in 48.67.

Scranton Prep teammate Ben Kessler completed fifteenth in 53.93.

Tunkhannock completed second within the boys workforce standings with 147 factors. Cathedral Prep gained the title with 198 factors. Scranton Prep was nineteenth with 38 factors.

Kyle Kozloski gained a silver medal within the 100 free with a time of 46.42 for the very best end by a District 2 swimmer on Day 2. Indiana’s Joshua Reed gained the gold in 46.06.

In the ladies meet, Dallas’ 400 free relay workforce gained an eighth-place medal. The workforce of Julia Gavlick, Locklynn Bienkowski, Maria-Lucia Priore and Macie Stauffer had a time of three:41.02. Villa Maria Academy gained the gold in 3:31.11.

Elk Lake’s Brynn Warriner completed 14th (53.63), Stauffer was fifteenth (54.39) and Scranton Prep’s Rebecca Oakes was sixteenth (54.89) within the 100 freestyle. Westmont Hilltop sophomore Rylee Kohan gained gold in 50.48.

Bienkowski completed ninth within the 500 free (5:11.58). Shady Side Academy’s Ava Jochims captured gold in 4:53.93.

Dallas’ Maria-Lucia Priore completed thirteenth within the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:00. 22. Hampton senior Lainey Sheets gained the ultimate in 54.72.

In addition to Kozloski’s silver medal, he additionally gained a medal within the 400 free relay. The workforce of Kozloski, Braydon Christopher, Aidan Mislevy and Jaden Baltrusaitis gained a bronze medal with a time of three:12.09. Schuylkill Valley gained the gold in 3:09.41.

Lake-Lehman’s Connor Runquist completed twenty fifth within the 500 free (5:00.71) within the morning. Northgate senior Sam Cavanaugh gained the gold in 4:30.08.

Holy Cross’ Leo Cholish completed thirtieth within the 100 breaststroke (1:03.00).

Dallas completed seventeenth (3:20.66), and Lake-Lehman was twenty first (3:21.70) within the 400 free relay.