Splashers look sharp in 2022 debut against Bridgeport

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BRIDGEPORT – The Buckhannon Swim Club Splashers opened their 2022 season last week in Bridgeport and came away with 32 victories.

Getting the lone victory in the six-and-under age group was Augusta Richards winning the 25-meter butterfly (58.69).

In the eight-and-under age group, Buckhannon claimed three wins. Those belonged to Tori Wilsoncraft in the 50-meter freestyle (49.56) and the 25-meter freestyle (21.06) and the 100-meter relay quartet of Wilsoncraft, Naomi Hibbs, Augusta Richards and Lexcie Roy (1:47.00).

The nine and 10-year olds picked up eight wins, three by the girls, three by the boys and two mixed relay teams.

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Earning the victories for the boys was Gareth Shay in the 25-meter backstroke (21.62), the 25-meter breaststroke (26.18) and Jackson Richards in the 25-meter freestyle (14.85). For the girls, it was Berkeley Jeran in the 50-meter freestyle (40.59), Cora Cottrill in the 25-meter backstroke (21.40) and the 25-meter freestyle (16.84). The mixed relay wins went to the foursome of Shay, Cottrill, Thomas Wilsoncraft and Richards in the 100-meter freestyle (1:14.16) and the same foursome in the 100-meter medley (1:33.38).

The 11-12 age group brought home seven wins – four by the girls, two from the boys and one from a mixed relay team.

Takings those firsts for the girls were three by Aubry Shay in the 100-meter freestyle (1:20.13), the 50-meter backstroke (44.50) and the 50-meter breaststroke (44.13) and Makenzie Egress in the 50-meter freestyle (46.41). The boy’s wins belonged to Kolby Jeran in the 100-meter freestyle (1:40.22) and the 50-meter freestyle(46.41) while the triumphant mixed relay team was Natalie White, Piper Zickefoose, Egress and Shay in the 200-meter freestyle (3:00.50).

Nine wins came from the 13-14-year-old group.

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Getting wins for the girls were Mallory Hughes in the 100-meter freestyle (1:12.09), Rylee Yardley in the 50-meter breaststroke (48.63), Karson Karickhoff in the 100-meter IM (1:35.62) and Cate O’Neill in the 50-meter freestyle (39.53).  For the boys it was Brody Jeran in the 100-meter freestyle (1:017.13), the 50-meter breaststroke (48.91) and the 50-meter freestyle (30.25). The two mixed relay wins belonged to Liz Hurst, Yardley, Sammie Shay and Hughes in the 200-meter freestyle (3:00.50) and Yardley, Karickhoff, Shay and Hurst in the 200-meter medley (3:10.44).

The oldest age group, the 15-to-18-year olds, garnered seven wins. On the girl’s side, those belonged to Cadence Vincent in the 100-meter freestyle (57.53), the 50-meter backstroke (30.97) and the 100-meter IM (1:11.03). For the boys it was Preston Bennett in the 100-meter freestyle (56.01), the 50-meter freestyle (26.91) and the 50-meter butterfly (29.83) and Reis Leonard in the 100-meter IM (1:17.19).

The Splashers were slated to have a dual meet with Elkins last Thursday and were to compete at Lake Floyd on Tuesday. They will be back in the pool Thursday at home with Club Mountaineer.

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