Summer season Swimming: St. Albans units data in win over Hidden Hollow

The data had been falling quick St. Albans final Wednesday.

Greta Wooster, Madison Suchecki, Emma Ilario-Russell and Lindsay DiTullio made historical past within the 14-and-under women medley relay, breaking the Suburban Swim League report with a time of 1:51.22 throughout St. Albans’ 267-225 victory over Hidden Hollow.

Suchecki was not carried out. She additionally took down a league mark within the 14U breaststroke, touching the wall in 29.75 seconds.

Hidden Hollow had some record-setting performers as nicely. Siena Scungio, Meghan Neidich, Anntoinette Gyza and Evie Watkins teamed as much as set a workforce report within the 18U medley relay with a time of 1:54.69. Maack Rimler broke the boys 18U breaststroke report in 27.59.

Jack Cameron of Hidden Hollow was a quadruple winner within the 10U medley relay, freestyle relay, freestyle and backstroke.

In different Suburban Swim League outcomes:

Rose Tree Woods 274, Rose Valley 223: Henry Miller of Rose Valley set the workforce report within the 14U fly (31.03). Margo Freeman gained 4 occasions within the 8U division (medley relay, free relay, again, breast).

Other prime performers for Rose Valley included triple winners Will Dirks (12U medley relay, freestyle relay, butterfly), Julianna Henderson (14U free relay, again, fly), Audrey Hall (18U medley relay, free relay, breast), Ines Biszta (18U medley relay, free relay, breast) and Olivia Wannemacher (18U medley relay, free, fly).

Wallingford 324, Swarthmore 192: Alice Rhoads (10U medley relay, again, fly), Zara Tottey (10U medley relay, breast, free), Lucy Dolle (18U medley relay, free, fly) and Niko Christodouleas (18U again, free, fly) led Swarthmore with three wins apiece.

In Delco Swim League motion Saturday:

Lansdowne 336, Ridley Township 139: Helping Lansdowne to victory had been triple winners Jennah Stokes (10U fly, again, breast), Brady Turner (18U IM, again, free), Blake Turner (8U again, free, relay), Olivia DiBlasi (12U again, free, relay), Malia Washington (14U again, free, relay), Zach Wiscount (14U fly, free, relay), Liliana DeMartinis (18U fly, free, relay), Catharina DeMartinis (18U IM, breast, relay) and Marie Rose Scott (14U IM, fly, relay).

Ridley Township’s Evan Snyder set a workforce report within the 10U breaststroke (17.40). The 12U women free relay of Liliana Evans, Emery Hoke, Claire Han and Chloe Han set workforce and pool data (1:57.63). The 12U boys free relay of Kevin Yang, Mason Gatling-Neal, Peter Acquarola and Evan Yang broke workforce and pool data in 1:48.45.

Snyder (10U fly, breast, free), Gatling-Neal (12U again, free, relay), Kevin Yang (12U fly, breast, relay) and Max Myers (8U again, breast, free) every gained three races.

Creekside 267, Aquatic 160: Powering Creekside had been triple-winners Juliette Reed (12U fly, breast, relay), Olivia Clark (14U IM, breast, relay), Ainsley Sullivan (18U IM, fly, breast), Max McCullough (14U IM, breast, relay), Aaron Jones (14U IM, again, relay) and Aidan Taggart (18U fly, free, relay)

Mason Duff (8U fly, free, relay) and Charlotte Zeilke (8U breast, free, relay) gained three races every for Aquatic.

Riddlewood 239, Folcroft 132: Leading Riddlewood had been triple-winners Gus Dussling (12U IM, breast, free), Devyn Klineberger (12U fly, free, relay), Molly Petka (14U fly, again, relay) and Gabe Honan (18U IM, again, free)

Julia Macauley (18U IM, again, free), Anthony Mondi (10U again, breast, free) and Reisa Parsons (10U again, breast, free) every gained three occasions for Folcroft.

Broomall’s Lake 315, Tinicum 148: Pacing Broomall’s Lake had been triple winners Brinley Vander Kieft (8U fly, again, free), Niamh Dickieson (12U IM, fly, free), Luke Henry (8U fly, breast, relay), Roman Sprague (14U IM, free, relay), Marco Tangorra (14U fly, breast relay), Morgan Peterson (18U breast, again, relay), Addison Schwelm (18U fly, free, relay), Conor Lake (18U IM, again, relay) and Riley Viner (18U fly, free, relay).

Tinicum’s Kailee Rogers broke a 41-year-old workforce and pool report within the 10U butterfly (16.08). Rogers additionally touched the wall first within the 10U free and helped Tinicum’s 14U free relay to victory.

LJ Mireider (12U IM, backstroke, relay) and Juliet Kovatis (14U butterfly, freestyle, relay) additionally turned in triple-winning performances for Tinicum.

Karakung 299, Springfield Country Club 177: Karakung rolled behind triple winners Harvey Stewart (12U IM, fly, free), Quinn McGoldrick (14U IM, fly, again), Benjamin Irizarry (8U fly, free relay), Abigail Dougherty (12U breast, free, relay), James Fingerut (18U IM, free, relay) and Theodore Pham (10U again, breast, relay).

Kayla Pekarsky of Springfield Country Club set the 18U workforce report within the freestyle with a time of 1:06.29. Carly Sobona (14U fly, again, relay) was a triple winner.

Hilltop 250, Lawrence Park 226: Hilltop was paced by triple winners Hazel Grossnickle (8U fly, breast, free), Harrison Fishel (10U fly, breast, relay), Caitlyn Helwig (12U fly, free, relay) and Jacob Muntz (18u IM, again and free).

Lawrence Park obtained triple-winning efforts from Cooper Giombetti (8U free, fly, relay), Julia Kloss (10U breast, free, relay), Kelsey Bianco (14U fly, free, relay), Benjamin Brown (14U IM, again, free) and Beatrix Wilent (14U IM, again, breast).

Conestoga 277, Springfield 199: Leading Conestoga to the victory had been triple-winners Monica Wiesen (8U fly, breast, relay), Tyler Adams (10U fly, breast, free) and Reese Jones (12U IM, fly, breast).

Springfield’s triple-winners had been Olivia Tracy (12U IM, breast, relay), Julianna Reading (12U fly, free, relay) and Jason Kutufaris (18U IM, breast, free).

Brookhaven 266, Nassau 198: Carrying Brookhaven to victory had been triple winners Max Gallagher (12U IM, fly, breast), Zoey Vincent (8U breast, free, relay), Kera Shanna (12U IM, breast, relay), Ari Gillman (12U again, free, relay), Madison Faust (14U IM, breast, relay), Lucy McClellan (18U IM, again, relay), Mackenna Dormer (18U breast, free, relay), Luke Habich (18U IM, free, relay) and Gabe Gallagher (18U IM, free, relay).

Nassau was buoyed by triple winners Emedio Maxwell (8U fly, again, breast) and Luca Tomassian (14U fly, breast, relay).

Knowlton 246, Drexel 206: Guiding Knowlton to the victory had been triple-winners Matthew Santoso (8U fly, again, free), Flynn Goslee (12U IM, fly, free), Valerie Santoso (10U fly, free, relay), Faith Kelly (12U IM, again, relay) and Sadie Stretch (12U fly, again, relay).

Drexel’s prime performers included triple winners Ariana Fasciocco (14U IM, fly, breast), Jake Pecsi (10U fly, free, relay) and Ryan Moore (18U IM, fly, relay).

Briarcliffe 307, Ridley Park 158: Briarcliffe cruised behind triple winners Brianna Wallace (12U breast, free, relay), Ella Zetek (12U IM, fly, relay), Mackenzie Linvill (8U again, free, relay), Audriana Travers (10U again, breast, relay), Brody Zimmerman (12U IM, again, breast), Joshua Pace (10U breast, free, relay), Jack Stewart (8U breast, free, relay) and Jacob Zetek (10U again, breast, relay). Zimmerman took down the BSC workforce report within the boys 12U 50 again.

Ridley Park was powered by triple winners Danica Dunfee (18U IM, breast, relay), Rori Kennedy (18U again, fly, relay), Braydan Saunders (14U IM, fly, free) and Charlie Graziosi (14U IM, again, relay). Saunders broke the RPSC report within the 14U boys 50 fly.