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Strong performances by local swimmers in PN Winter Challenge

Published 1:37 pm Sunday, January 31, 2016

Swimmers get off to a quick start in the girls 13-14 100 yard IM at North Kitsap Community Pool
Swimmers get off to a quick start in the girls 13-14 100 yard IM at North Kitsap Community Pool

POULSBO — Five teams from the region are competing this weekend in the 2016 PN Winter Challenge Swim Meet, at North Kitsap Community Pool. The Poulsbo Piranhas Swim Team is the host.

Swimmers from the Bangor Trident Swim Team, Cascade Swim Club, Fife Area Swim Team, Olympic Aquatic Club and the Poulsbo Piranhas Swim Team competed in 59 events Jan. 30. The meet continues on Jan. 31.

Poulsbo swimmers winning their events Jan. 30 (in order of event):

— James Correll, boys 11-12 200 yard IM, 2:27.21.

— Tiffany Le, girls 10 and under 100 yard breaststroke, 1:29.20.

— Jane Ritchie Reinhardt, girls 8 and under 25 yard butterfly, 20.41.

— Jane Ritchie Reinhardt, girls 8 and under 100 yard IM, 1:38.46.

— Josh M. VanHuis, boys 8 and under 100 yard IM, 1:59.58.

— Tiffany Le, girls 10 and under 500 yard freestyle, 6:59.68.

— Isaac K. Beers, boys 11-12 500 yard freestyle, 5:57.88.

— Brianna E. Hoffman, girls 11-12 200 yard IM, 2:28.13.

— Nathan P. Ramey, boys 15 and over 200 yard IM, 2:10.49.

— Ethan R. Fox, boys 15 and over 100 yard breaststroke, 58.32.

— Claudia A. Velie, girls 13-14 100 yard breaststroke, 1:14.64.

— Alex K. Stefanski, boys 13-14 100 yard breaststroke, 1:08.42.

— Nathan P. Ramey, boys 15 and over 100 yard breaststroke, 1:06.41.

— Jeremiah S. Johnston, boys 15 and over 100 yard butterfly, 1:01.31.

— Quincy R. Walker, boys 15 and over 100 yard freestyle, 52.61.

— Dannica C. Hennings, girls 15 and over 100 yard IM, 1:14.84.

— Ethan R. Fox, boys 15 and over 100 yard IM, 59.07.

“When I asked head coach Jerry Johnston what swimmer stood out for him today, he quickly replied 10-year-old Tiffany Le,” race official Jerry McLain reported. “She won the 500 freestyle race, breaking the 7-minute barrier, and it was the first time she ever was entered in that race. She also took overall first place in the 100 breaststroke and second place in the 100 backstroke.

“When I asked lead pre-gold and silver coach Thomas Springer the same question, he named James Correll as a stand out, saying, ‘He is a very consistent swimmer meet to meet.’ He also noted Issac Beers.”

 

 

 

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