2025-26 Morning Journal ladies swimming and diving all-stars – Morning Journal

SWIMMER OF THE YEAR

Alice Wanosik

Rocky River, Sophomore

Wanosik specialised in freestyle and was a Division I district runner-up within the 200 and 500 free whereas sick. With two CWC championships, she earned All-Ohio on the state meet, recording a 1:54.56 within the 200 freestyle and 5:11.56 within the 500 freestyle. By performing so effectively as a sophomore, Wanosik ought to proceed to contend on the highest stage sooner or later.

2025-26 Morning Journal boys swimming and diving all-stars

FIRST-TEAM

Aubrey Kozar, So., Avon Lake

Kozar defended her two para state titles within the 100 backstroke (1:10.39) and the 50 freestyle (28.17). She additionally competed on Avon Lake’s district qualifying relay crew. With two extra years in highschool, Kozar has the potential to win eight profession para state championships.

Sierra Kobak, Sr., Avon

Kobak received bronze within the Division I district meet at Bowling Green within the 200 IM (2:10.21) and the 100 breaststroke (1:06.45), punching her ticket again to state. In Canton, she positioned twenty fifth in Division I.

Emma Molenaar, Jr., Avon

Despite enduring a whole lot of adversity, she recovered from a shoulder damage and sickness to qualify for state within the 100 backstroke (58.85 in Division I district meet). It was one in all 4 occasions she competed in on the district meet, together with the 100 freestyle, 200 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay groups.

Aly Weber, Fr., Midview

The Middies’ sole state qualifier confirmed a number of potential in her freshman 12 months by competing in Canton in two occasions. She missed the Division II finals for the 200 freestyle (1:59.54). However, she superior to the 100 backstroke finals with a 59.58 within the preliminary spherical and improved her time to 58.76 to win the B Heat within the finals.

Danielle Herr, Fr., Westlake

As a freshman, Herr made the minimize for the state meet within the 100 breaststroke. She went on to put twenty ninth with a 1:07.50. As she is one in all three freshmen who certified for that occasion in Canton, the longer term ought to see increased placements.

Raine DeAngelis, Sr., Westlake

DeAngelis competed alongside Herr within the 100 breaststroke. She closed her Westlake swim profession with a 1:07.98 within the preliminary spherical and positioned thirtieth.

SECOND-TEAM

Ruby Render, So., Bay: twenty ninth in Division II state meet in 100 freestyle (55.17), eighth in district for 200 freestyle (2:01.99)

Carlie Tysl, So., Avon Lake: 1:08.83 in 100 breaststroke (eighth in sectional meet)

Julia Butte, Jr., Rocky River: 2:00.31 within the 200 freestyle (fourth in district), narrowly lacking the minimize for state, 55.85 in 100 freestyle

Lily Wavak, Sr., Bay: Fifth in Division II sectional in 50 freestyle (26.02), tenth in 100 freestyle (58:39),

HONOR ROLL

Amherst: Sophie Millard, Sonntag Bridget, Avon: Molly Flaherty, Leah Slivochka, Clare Blayney, Ashley Merical, Saralyn Miller, Avon Lake: Delaney Meiners, Lee Adelyn Molly Hoock, Bay: Sam Farrar, Moriah Murtha, Ilias Ghaffari, Elyria: Sophie Fade, North Olmsted: Audrina Rufener, Evelyn Kelly,  North Ridgeville: Kellie Riley, Olmsted Falls: Eva Sikora, Rocky River: Gianna Tolentino, Isabel Pangrace, Westlake: Sofie Goodman, Rose Sinclair, Hannah Youssef