LAS VEGAS, Nevada, May 22. EIGHT state records fell during the Nevada State High School Swimming and Diving Championships, which were held May 19 in Las Vegas.<\/p>\n
Five records fell during the girls portion of the meet, with three additional times just barely missing the standard. <\/p>\n
Coronado's Sammy Harrison clocked 4:49.82 in the 500 free to set a new state record in that event, and came within 9-hundredths of a second standard in the 200 free with her winning 1:49.72. Olivia Barker from Bishop Gorman posted a record-setting 54.66 in the 100 fly and added a win in the 100 back (56.55). <\/p>\n
Boulder City's Alex Hubel missed two state standards by a total of 14-hundredths. In the 50 free, her 23.54 fell 6-hundredths shy of the state record, and her 50.84 for the 100 free fell just 8-hundredth off the mark. <\/p>\n
Records also were broken in all three of the relay events. Bishop Gorman's team of Anne Boodt, Lindsey Englestead, Barker and Catie Miller cruised to a 1:47.02 in the 200 medley relay. Later in the meet, Marley Maluafiti and Amy Lubawy joined Barker and Miller for a 1:36.98 in the 200 free relay. Hubel anchored Boulder City's record-setting 400 free relay (3:29.71) with Megan Purdy Rachael Grothe and Cori Molisee.<\/p>\n
Mallory Harris from Silverado earned a victory in the 100 breast with her 1:04.12, and Bishop Gorman's Miller collected a win in the 200 IM (2:03.90). In the diving competition, Ally Concepcion of Bishop Manogue took top honors with 440.95 points.<\/p>\n
Bishop Gorman's team emerged with the team victory with its 132.5 points. Boulder City finished second (99), followed by Coronado (75), Douglas (43) and Reno (37).<\/p>\n
Coronado's Jacob Luna was the only boys' individual state record-setter with his 48.72 in the 100 fly. Luna also topped the field in the 200 IM (1:50.63). <\/p>\n
Boulder City earned the team title, scoring 108 points. Dylan Bunch touched first in both the 200 and 500 free (1:42.12 and 4:32.07), and Joey Gebhart nabbed a win in the 100 back (52.26). All three of Boulder City's relay teams were victorious, two with record-setting times. The Eagles lowered marks in the 200 medley relay with the quartet of Gebhart, Gunner Braden, Cory Molisee and Jeff Grasso (1:34.51); and the 200 free relay, with Jeremy Estes joining Molisee, Grasso and Braden for a 1:25.83. Bunch, Braden, Jared Smith and Gebhart clocked a 3:10.04 in the 400 free relay.<\/p>\n
Green Valley came in second with 80 points, followed by Coronado (72) coming out ahead of Palo Alto (70) and McQueen taking fifth (46).<\/p>\n
Green Valley's Thomas Meek claimed first in the 50 free (21.24). Meek lost out on a second victory in the 100 free by 1-hundredth, 46.92-46.93, thanks to a come-from-behind swim by Patrick McCrillis from McQueen. Kyle Scalise's 57.51 in the 100 breast earned him first place in that event.<\/p>\n
The brother duo of Brayden and T.C. Greenwald from Coronado finished 1-2 with scores of 408.95 and 406.40, respectively.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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