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Swimming defeats FUMA
Woodberry swimming opened up the season with an outstanding effort and beat FUMA by a score of 101 - 83. More important than the win was how well everybody swam. It is very impressive for guys to be turning in times in December that are faster than their best times at the end of last season. Brewer Matthews was the star of the meet by winning both the 500 free and 100 back in personal best times. Saang Lee and Mark Peyton also swam best times while placing second in the 100 free and first in the 100 fly respectively.
Just about everybody on the team posted at least one best time, but the biggest improvement came from Andrew Duverney. Andrew just began swimming this fall and on the third day of school we timed him in the 100 freestyle at 2:35. Today Andrew swam the 100 free in 1:06.58. To put that in perspective, the winning time today of 49.42 was turned in by Will Trainor of FUMA who won states last year. At this rate, Andrew should break the world record by the end of January!
Saang, Gavin Forrest, Mark and Harry Stephens teamed up to win the opening 200 yard medley relay. The team of Daniel Hughes, John Moore, Tyson Chow and David Bethel finished third while Mitchell Moon, Daniel Wang, Greg West and John Ainsworth finished 5th.
Here are the rest of the results:
200 Free
1st Pearce Mayer
3rd Jack Joynson
4th Joe Keasler
200 Individual Medley
1st Jack James
2nd Tyson Chow
3rd Gavin Forrest
50 Free
2nd Harry Stephens
3rd Steven Burris
6th David Bethel
1 Meter Diving
3rd CB Rice
5th David Bethel
100 Fly
1st Mark Peyton
2nd Jack James
3rd Greg West
100 Free
2nd Saang Lee
3rd Gavin Forrest
6th Andrew Duverney
500 Free
1st Brewer Matthews
2nd Daniel Hughes
6th John Ainswworth
200 Free Relay
1st Peyton, Moore, Burris, Stephens
4th Wang, Moon, Bethel, Keasler J
6th Keasler M., Duverney, Joynson, West
100 Back
1st Brewer Matthews
2nd Pearce Mayer
3rd Daniel Hughes
100 Breast
3rd Daniel Wang
4th John Moore
6th Steven Burris
400 Free Relay
all Woodberry teams swam as exhibition.
Thanks to all that came out and supported us today. Our next meet is Tuesday the 13th at 4:00 pm against Collegiate. This is going to be a very tough meet and we will need to swim even better to win.
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Just about everybody on the team posted at least one best time, but the biggest improvement came from Andrew Duverney. Andrew just began swimming this fall and on the third day of school we timed him in the 100 freestyle at 2:35. Today Andrew swam the 100 free in 1:06.58. To put that in perspective, the winning time today of 49.42 was turned in by Will Trainor of FUMA who won states last year. At this rate, Andrew should break the world record by the end of January!
Saang, Gavin Forrest, Mark and Harry Stephens teamed up to win the opening 200 yard medley relay. The team of Daniel Hughes, John Moore, Tyson Chow and David Bethel finished third while Mitchell Moon, Daniel Wang, Greg West and John Ainsworth finished 5th.
Here are the rest of the results:
200 Free
1st Pearce Mayer
3rd Jack Joynson
4th Joe Keasler
200 Individual Medley
1st Jack James
2nd Tyson Chow
3rd Gavin Forrest
50 Free
2nd Harry Stephens
3rd Steven Burris
6th David Bethel
1 Meter Diving
3rd CB Rice
5th David Bethel
100 Fly
1st Mark Peyton
2nd Jack James
3rd Greg West
100 Free
2nd Saang Lee
3rd Gavin Forrest
6th Andrew Duverney
500 Free
1st Brewer Matthews
2nd Daniel Hughes
6th John Ainswworth
200 Free Relay
1st Peyton, Moore, Burris, Stephens
4th Wang, Moon, Bethel, Keasler J
6th Keasler M., Duverney, Joynson, West
100 Back
1st Brewer Matthews
2nd Pearce Mayer
3rd Daniel Hughes
100 Breast
3rd Daniel Wang
4th John Moore
6th Steven Burris
400 Free Relay
all Woodberry teams swam as exhibition.
Thanks to all that came out and supported us today. Our next meet is Tuesday the 13th at 4:00 pm against Collegiate. This is going to be a very tough meet and we will need to swim even better to win.
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