The Winona Winhawks (2-2, 1-2) couldn’t quite match the
depth of the Century Panthers (3-3, 3-1) in Thursday night’s loss, in spite of
some great individual wins, swims and performances.
The 200 Medley Relay was the Winhawks from early on. Winhawk
Sophomore Abbey Quandahl swam the opening backstroke keeping things very close.
Cotter Junior Alex Zuelke came out smoking and handed Winhawk Sophomore Flyer Reese
Galewski a nearly 4 second margin. The Anchor leg was swum by Sophomore Haley O’Neill
and the Winhawks took the win on the first event.
Winona 8 Century 6
The 200 Freestyle was a tough tough race and evidenced just
how tough Century was going to be in the Middle and long distances. In spite of
Galewski swimming an all-time personal
best, Cotter Sophomore McKenna Marg swimming her second best time of the
season, and Winhawk Sophomore Greer Kosidowski swimming her best time ever, The
Winhawks go 4-5-6 respectively to Rochester’s 1-2-3 by 3 tenths.
Winona 11 Century 19
The 200 IM was another win for the Winhawks as Zuelke swims
her quickest IM of the season for a 3 body length lead. Cotter 8th
Grader Alexandra Arnold swims a personal best time to secure the 5th place
points.
Winona 18 Century 28
The 50 Freestyle also went the Winhawks’ way with O’Neill
winning in a new personal best time. Cotter Sophomore Emily Thurow also swims a
new personal best time placing 4th against the toughing Century Panthers.
Winona 26 Century 36
Diving was a great show with four Winhawk divers scoring
personal bests and one just a hair off. Winhawk Junior Crystal Franzwa took second place on the strength of
her Reverse 1 SS with 1 ½ Twists that she scored 6’s and a 5 on followed by her
Forward 2 SS Pike for straight 6 ½’s. Her total of 220.35 was a new personal
best. Winhawk Sophomore Janelle Mueller also had a good night garnering a 6 and
5’s on her Front 2 SS Tuck and 5’d on her Back 1 ½ SS Tuck. Her total of 170.85
was a new personal best and secured her 4th place. Freshman Sara
Scherbring was only a few points off her all time high as well and buttoned
down the 5th place scoring. Topping the sundae, JV Divers Claire Conway (1st) and Brynn Strange (2nd) also scored preseason best totals!
Winona 33 Century 45
The 100 Butterfly was just a great race to watch. Galewski was
right with the Century leader and only off by 7 tenths of a second at the 50.
Reese pours it on and out splits the Century swimmer making up all by one tenth
of a second to touch second in a season best swim. Bluffview 8th
Grader Hanna O’Neill swims an all-time personal best placing 4th.
Winhawk Ashlen Haines finishes in 6th but shaves 3 seconds off her
previous best time from just a week ago!
Winona 39 Century 55
The 100 Freestyle saw Cotter Sophomore Emily Thurow cruise
to a 2nd place finish chopping 1 second off her previous best time
ever.
Winona 44 Century 66
The 500 Freestyle was a display on how Rochester seems to
always develop great distance swimmers. Winhawk Hailey O’Neill swims a new
personal best but manages only 4th place. Winhawk Sophomore Razil
Campbell swims her low time of the year, to bring home 5th place.
Winona 47 Century 79
The 200 Freestyle Relay was a true nail biter from start to
finish. Zuelke leads things off and swims her fastest 50 leg ever and hands the
Winhawks a 2 second lead. She is followed by Thurow and then Galewski and
followed by Hailey O’Neill. They all swim at or near their best time s yet
yield ground. At the end the Winhawks are touched out by an agonizing two one
hundredths of one second.
Winona 51 Century 89
The 100 Backstroke Sees Cotter Sophomore McKenna Marg swim a
personal best in talking 2nd place.
Winona 60 Century 95
The 100 Breaststroke was another great race to watch and very
close race all the way through. Zuelke was shoulder to shoulder with the Century
standout swimmer just getting touched out by 14 one hundredths.
Winona 73 Century 95
The 400 Freestyle relay was Winona’s for the points as Century
had started swimming exhibition back in the 100 Backstroke.
Winona 85 Century 95
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