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The Paper photo by Lori Poteet
Southmont senior Andreas Winn-Turner finished as a dual IHSAA
Crawfordsville Sectional champion – taking the 200-yard individual
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The Paper photo by Lori Poteet
Crawfordsville senior Brett Linn won the diving competition in the IHSAA Crawfordsville Sectional. |
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| Boys swimming
IHSAA Crawfordsville Sectional
Saturday
At Crawfordsville HS
Team
scores: Greencastle 302, Crawfordsville 262, Southmont 197, North
Montgomery 189, Western Boone 122, South Vermillion 104, South Putnam
74, North Putnam 50, Seeger 30, North Vermillion 27, Fountain Central
25, Attica 3
**The top team and individual swimming winners
advance to the IHSAA State finals and the top four divers advance to
the IHSAA Brownsburg Diving Regional**
200 medley relay: 1:40.52
Greencastle; 2. 1:44.97 Southmont; 3. 1:45.17* North Montgomery; 4.
1:46.42 Crawfordsville; 5. 1:50.66 South Vermillion; 6. 1:50.96 Western
Boone.
Consolation: 7. 1:57.64 North Putnam; 8. 1:59.12 South
Putnam; 9. 2:06.87 Seeger; 10. 2:13.32 North Vermillion; 11. 2:13.68
Fountain Central.
* = school record
200 freestyle:
1:46.27 Nick Stevens G; 2. 1:53.14 Alex Clauser SM; 3. 1:54.90 Walter
Chiarella G; 4. 1:55.33 Austin Woodall G; 5. 1:56.34 Tony Sturm CR; 6.
1:59.29 Clayton Servies CR.
Consolation: 7. 2:02.61 Cody Ford
WB; 8. 2:03.52 Dakota Michael NM; 9. 2:05.28 C.J. Olin NM; 10. 2:07.19
Jacob Gibson SV; 11. 2:07.40 Jason Hook NM; 12. 2:07.61 A.J. Ehrlich CR.
200
IM: 2:03.02 Andreas Winn-Turner SM; 2. 2:11.53 Kevin Amstutz NM; 3.
2:11.59 J.D. Furr CR; 4. 2:13.08 Jay Guffey G; 5. 2:13.85 Joel Hobson
CR; 6. 2:15.86 Blake Mohler WB.
Consolation: 7. 2:16.04 Gabe
Wolf CR; 8. 2:17.15 Wade Miller NM: 9. 2:18.34 Aaron Wheeler SM; 10.
2:20.38 Jordan Moody WB; 11. 2:24.29 Thomas Ball G; 12. 2:24.51 Dakota
Watson G.
50 freestyle: :22.13 Luke Crimmins G; 2. :22.72 Eric
Spencer NM; 3. :23.09 Sam Abriani SV; 4. :23.19 Luke Smith G; 5. :23.65
Chris Lewis SM; 6. :24.17 Jeremiah Ban G.
Consolation: 7.
:23.84 Sam Hatcher SM: 8. :24.50 Christopher Pierce G: 9. :24.61
Charles Hegg SE; 10. :24.66 Chris Smiley SP; 11. :24.83 Brandon Largent
CR; 12. :24.92 Jacob Bohlander NM.
Diving: 425.90 Brett Linn
CR: 2. 341.00 Eric Totheroh CR; 3. 297.05 Jason Hieston WB; 4. 284.30
Cole Julick NV; 5. 270.40 Bart Powell NM; 6. 230.75 Max Catterson SV:
7. 224.90 Jeremy Swenson FC: 8. 220.75 Sam Gould SP; 9. 205.45 Zach
Naylor SV; 10. 197.55 Seth Cunningham A; 11. 191.90 Kenneth Buchanan G;
12. 184.00 A.J. Wendall NM.
100 butterfly: :56.21 Andreas
Winn-Turner SM; 2. :56.73 Aaron Wheeler SM; 3. :57.11 Jesse Elkins G;
4. :57.92 Cody Ford WB; 5. :58.55 Kevin Amstutz NM; 6. :59.80 Tony
Sturm CR.
Consolation: 7. 1:01.79 Chris Sills CR; 8. 1:02.37
Thomas Ball G; 9. 1:02.83 Garrett Gates NM; 10. 1:03.20 Zach Hines SV;
11. 1:03.99 Ryne Clark WB: 12. 1:06.92 Ryan Richmond CR.
100
freestyle: :48.98 Eric Spencer NM; 2. :49.03 Dakota Smoll CR: 3. :50.58
Jay Guffey G; 4. :51.67 Chris Lewis SM; 5. :52.45 Ryan Payne G; 6.
:53.12 Sam Hatcher SM.
Consolation: 7. :52.38 Sam Abriani SV:
8. :53.62 Jeremiah Ban NP; 9. :53.82 Chris Smiley SP; 10. :53.90 Luke
Smith G; 11. :55.34 Brandon Largent CR; 12. :55.44 Jordan Moody WB.
500
freestyle: 4:55.23 Nick Stevens G; 2. 5:20.51 Clayton Servies CR; 3.
5:24.10 Austin Woodall G; 4. 5:26.63 Kyle Dieruf CR; 5. 5:31.24 Chris
Coakes NM; 6. 5:40.77 Wes Albright SP.
Consolation: 7. 5:45.99
Ryne Clark WB; 8. 5:46.55 Chris Sills CR: 9. 5:52.06 Jacob Jarvis SM;
10. 5:54.70 Joseph Kass G; 11. 5:59.92 Luke Walker NM; 12. 6:13.07
Craig Corwin WB.
200 freestyle relay: 1:32.37 Greencastle; 2.
1:32.71 Southmont; 3. 1:35.78 North Montgomery; 4. 1:36.13 South
Vermillion; 5. 1:36.91 Crawfordsville; 6. 1:38.51 Western Boone.
Consolation: 7. 1:37.96 South Putnam; 8. 1:39.87 North Putnam; 9. 1:49.80 Fountain Central; 10. 2:06.20 North Vermillion.
100
backstroke: :54.54 Luke Crimmins G; 2. :55.42 Dakota Smoll CR; 3.
:59.05 Todd Mellish NM; 4. :59.91 Kyle Dieruf CR: 5. 1:00.49 Charles
Hegg SE; 6. 1:03.65 Jesse Elkins G.
Consolation: 7. 1:01.37
Joel Hobson CR; 8. 1:02.86 Chris Coakes NM; 9. 1:02.95 Sean Richardson
WB; 10. 1:04.84 Jordan Urbain SV; 11. 1:06.25 Darrick Grundlock SP; 12.
1:16.42 Jacob Gibson SV.
100 breaststroke: 1:04.11 Ian Line
SM; 2. 1:04.36 Ryan Payne G; 3. 1:05.69 Gabe Wolf CR: 4. 1:06.28 Blake
Mohler WB; 5. 1:07.18 Wade Miller NM; 6. 1:07.43 J.D. Furr CR.
Consolation:
7. 1:06.14 Walter Chiarella G: 8. 1:09. 20 Jake Gould SP; 9. 1:09.84
Bryan Swift NM; 10. 1:10.66 Ryan Richmond CR: 11. 1:11.69 Justin
Zurawski NP; 12. 1:12.30 Joseph Kass G.
400 freestyle relay:
3:20.95 Greencastle; 2. 3:22.57 Southmont; 3. 3:33.37 Crawfordsville;
4. 3:41.10 South Putnam; 5. 3:44.71 South Vermillion; 6. 3:47.88
Western Boone.
Consolation: 7. 3:45.99 North Montgomery; 8.
3:46.73 North Putnam; 9. 4:05.19 Seeger; 10. 4:16.86 Fountain Central;
11. 4:41.39 North Vermillion.
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Reprinted courtesy of:
The Paper of Montgomery County
www.thepaper24-7.com
By Bob Cox
bcox@thepaper24-7.com
All
three Montgomery County boys swimming coaches were thrilled with the
performances of their teams in Saturday’s Indiana High School Athletic
Association Crawfordsville Sectional.
But none of them could
stay with two-time defending champ Greencastle, who’s starting to put
together a nice little sectional title run.
Greencastle, who
had seven championship performances, won its third-straight IHSAA
Crawfordsville Sectional crown by outdistancing runner-up
Crawfordsville 302-262. Southmont finished third and North Montgomery
ended the day in fourth place, with 197 and 189 points respectively.
Twelve teams participated in the meet.
Southmont ended up with two individual champions in three events, while North Montgomery and Crawfordsville had one each.
Southmont
senior Andreas Winn-Turner led the way for some great performances from
Montgomery County swimmers, finishing as double sectional champion in
the 200-yard individual medley and the 100 butterfly.
Winn-Turner
will now participate in his third-straight IHSAA State finals and was
also was a part of the second-place 200 medley relay and 200 freestyle
relay teams.
He said he enjoys the atmosphere at big meets.
“I
get all psyched up for the big meets,” Winn-Turner said. “I love
swimming in front of the large and loud crowds in front of all the
teams. It really is fun for me.”
Southmont coach Kevin Hedrick praised Winn-Turner after the meet.
“I
always say Andreas is a racer,” Hedrick said. “He is a great leader for
this team and always steps up in big meets. We have hung our hat on him
for four years and he has always come through.”
Southmont’s second-seeded Ian Line won the 100 breaststroke, edging out Greencastle’s Ryan Payne.
Hedrick said seeing his team’s individual performance was exciting.
“Every
one of my kids swam personal best times in this meet and a coach
couldn’t ask for anything more,” Hedrick said. “My kids have worked
hard and they have earned everything they have gotten. I am proud of
them.”
Crawfordsville senior Brett Linn will advance to the
IHSAA Zionsville Diving Regional, as he finished as the sectional
diving champ.
Linn advanced to the regional for the third straight year.
He said he hopes the experience of his last three trips to the diving regional will help him finish in the state’s top 10.
“My
first year advancing I was a little overwhelmed with it all,” Linn
said. “The last two trips I have done better and now I hope to get a
top-eight finish.”
Crawfordsville coach Mark Hesse said Linn’s leadership has been a positive for his young team.
“We
swam with intensity today and we have developed some athletes who are
going to do some great things next year,” Hesse said. “But I attribute
our success to Brett’s leadership as our captain. He has been great for
our young team.”
North Montgomery senior Eric Spencer won the 100 freestyle event, even though he had not been healthy last week.
“I
was really sick on Monday and Tuesday and my times weren’t great,”
Spencer said. “I am better today and it was nice to finally get a
sectional championship.”
North Montgomery’s 200 medley relay
team of Spencer and juniors Todd Melish, Wade Miller and Kevin Amstutz
– also set a school record, finishing in third-place (1:45.17).
It
was the second time they’d set a record this sectional, breaking their
previous record from the preliminaries by .71 seconds.
Chargers’ coach Erin Yeager was more than pleased with her team’s fourth-place finish.
“My
kids had an awesome meet,” she said. “I am ecstatic about our
performance because we had many record personal best times. Seeing Eric
break through and win was awesome.”
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