2007 EWC GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING RESULTS

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21
Plymouth at Oshkosh West Diving Invitational                9:45 am
Plymouth.................120 at Sheboygan South................66
                         Manitowoc Triangular
Manitowoc 136, Chilton-Valders 106, Two Rivers 64

THURSDAY, AUGUST 23
Germantown...............100 at Kiel...........................63

SATURDAY, AUGUST 25
Chilton-Valders at Marinette Pentathlon                     9:30 am

TUESDAY, AUGUST 28
Chilton-Valders...........72 at Green Bay Southwest............98

THURSDAY, AUGUST 30
Chilton-Valders...........39 at Sturgeon Bay...................129
Plymouth.................146 at West Bend East.................35
Port Washington..........115 at Kiel...........................67

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
         Sheboygan South Relays
1. Plymouth 112; 2. Sheboygan North 94; 3. Manitowoc 80; 4. Chilton/Valders 62; 5. West Bend West 56; 6. Sheboygan South 46; 7. Two Rivers 16; 8. West Bend East 12

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Kiel......................47 at Sturgeon Bay...................127
West Bend West............49 at Plymouth.......................137

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
         Appleton West Terror Relays
Oshkosh West 302, Neenah 214, Appleton West/Kimberly 208, Fond du Lac 196, Pulaski 174, Appleton East 164, Wisconsin Rapids 154, New London 144, Oshkosh North 142, Appleton North 92, Seymour 74, Two Rivers 64.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
Appleton East Pentathlon (No team scores are kept)
(Chilton-Valders, Two Rivers)

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
Kiel......................33 at Beaver Dam.....................61

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
         Plymouth Triangular
Plymouth 156, Port Washington 125, Two Rivers 32
Sheboygan North at Chilton-Valders (Valders Pool)...Meet was postponed

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Chilton-Valders...........60 at Plymouth......................123
Two Rivers................64 at Kiel...........................99

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
         Plymouth Invitational
1. Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol 515,  2. Plymouth 444,  3. Port Washington 405,  4. Chilton-Valders 218,  5. Kiel 195,  6. Two Rivers 108

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4
Plymouth..................62 at Kiel..........................120
Two Rivers................49 at Chilton-Valders (Chilton Pool).117

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
         Cedarburg Invitational
1. Cedarburg 515,  2. Kenosha Bradford 360,  3. Port Washington 292,  4. Plymouth 283,  5. Grafton 275,  6. Milwaukee Divine Savior-Holy Angels 227,  7. Brown Deer 217,  8. Milwaukee Riverside 122,  9. West Bend East and New Berlin Eisenhower 17.
         Manitowoc Invitational
1. Manitowoc 317,  2. Chilton-Valders 309,  3. Kiel 246,  4. Seymour 234,  5. Two Rivers 146

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9
Sheboygan North...........91 at Plymouth......................95

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
Seymour..................100 at Kiel..........................83
Shawano at Two Rivers                                       6:00

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
         Small School State Meet at Shorewood
1. Whitefish Bay 280,  2. Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol 268,  3. McFarland 226,  4. Whitnall 223,  5. Madison Edgewood 210,  6. Shorewood 206,  7, Grafton 168,  8. Plymouth, 118, 9. Berlin/Green Lake 117,  10. Brookfield Academy 111,  11. Brown Deer /Milwaukee University School 97,  12. Port Washington 94,  13. Waunakee 78,  14. Waukesha Catholic Memorial 65,  15. Kiel, 38,  16. Greendale 15,  17. Chilton-Valders 8,  18. Wauwatosa West 3.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16
Two Rivers at Sturgeon Bay                                  6:00

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18
Kiel......................80 at Chilton-Valders (Chilton Pool).94
Plymouth.................146 at Two Rivers....................32

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27
Eastern Wisconsin Conference Meet at Two Rivers
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2
WIAA Division 2 Diving Sectional at Homestead           tba

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3
WIAA Division 2 Sectional at Plymouth
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State Tournament Qualifiers from EWC schools:
Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah:            Beth Draeger (Diving)
Plymouth:                                           Chelsea Peterson (50 freestyle and 100 freestyle)
                                                          Kelsey McManus (Diving)
                                                         200 Freestyle Relay (Theresa Gielissen, Emily Connor, Amanda Seifert and Shannon Ryan)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9
WIAA Division 2 State Tournament at Madison
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
WIAA Division 1 State Tournament at Madison
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November  8-          WIAA State Tournament Media Preview
THE CHAMPIONSHIPS: The 38th Annual Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Girls Swimming and Diving Championships will be held Friday and Saturday, Nov. 9-10, at the Natatorium on the campus of the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wis. Ticket prices for the meet are $6 and $1 for children 6-years old and under.
MEET INFORMATION: The Division 2 championships will be held Friday, with the Division 1 championships to follow on Saturday. The Division 2 diving competition begins Friday at 2:30 p.m. The swimming finals are scheduled to begin Friday at 6:30 p.m. The Division 1 diving competition is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, with the swimming events to begin at 3 p.m. The swimming events will run consecutively following the first event's starting time on the respective days. Here is the order of events (all events in yards):

Order of Events
   1.     Diving                           7.     100 Freestyle
   2.     200 Medley Relay           8.     500 Freestyle
   3.     200 Freestyle                 9.     200 Freestyle Relay
   4.     200 Individual Medley    10.     100 Backstroke   
   5.     50 Freestyle                  11.     100 Breaststroke
   6.     100 Butterfly                 12.     400 Freestyle Relay

LAST YEAR:  Arrowhead won its fifth consecutive Division 1 championship. The Warhawks compiled 299 points, well in front of runner-up Middleton, which scored 258.5 points. In Division 2, DeForest won its first title by scoring 176 points, seven points ahead of runner-up Whitefish Bay with 169. 

INDIVIDUAL NOTES-DIVISION 1:  Only two individual events feature its champion returning to defend their titles. Junior Ruby Martin of Madison East is one returning champion, having captured the title in the 100-yard freestyle last year. She returns to the meet with the best qualifying time of 51.50 in the event. Sophomore Stephanie Armstrong of Waukesha West is among a number of challengers Martin will face. She has the next fastest qualifying time at 52.08 after placing third last year. Martin is also the fastest qualifier in the 50 freestyle with a time of 23.87. She is the top returning swimmer from last year’s event having finished second. Sophomore Kylie Rosenstock of Madison West is the returning champion in the diving competition. She has the top qualifying score of 466.15. Her toughest challenge may come from junior Amy Feivor of Appleton North, who finished third last year and has the second-best qualifying score at 424.7. Senior Ashley Bolin of Oshkosh West enters action with the fastest time in the 200 freestyle at 1:52.35. She placed third in 2005. Senior Danielle Beckwith of Middleton was last year’s third-place finisher in the event, and she enters the meet with the second-fastest time at 1:54.16. Beckwith is among the contenders in the 500 freestyle as well, having notched the top qualifying time of 5:01.18 and having the distinction of being the top returner after finishing runner-up last year. Freshman Aja Van Hout of Madison East should also be considered a contender in the event. Van Hout may also be the top contender in the 200 individual medley, having recorded the top qualifying time at 2:07.72. Among those she will need to fend off are seniors Sarah Wardecke of Appleton West/Kimberly, who placed seventh last year, and Natalie Wallen of Brookfield Central. Senior Jessica Kapke of Brookfield East finished runner-up last year in the 100 butterfly. She returns to the event in pursuit of the title with an entering time of 57.23. However, freshman Emma Goral of Arrowhead and sophomore Katie Schroeder of Brookfield Central both have qualifying times that indicate they will be in the hunt for the crown as well at 56.70 and 56.91, respectively. Kapke is also among an experienced list of contenders in the 100 backstroke after placing seventh a year ago. Sophomore Jackie Powell of Madison Memorial finished sixth and has posted the fastest qualifying time in the event at 58.61, and senior Clair Martin of Waukesha South/Mukwonago is the top returner having placed fourth. Another crowded field of contenders will battle for the 100 breaststroke title. Sophomore Emily Russart of Badger/Big Foot/Williams Bay enters with an event-best time of 1:04.69 after placing fifth last year. Other contenders are Wardecke and junior Carolyn Salutz of Stevens Point, who tied for third in 2006, and junior Amy Lewis of Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln, who placed seventh last year.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES-DIVISION 2:  Seven events feature last year’s returning champion. A pair of swimmers account for four of those events. Senior Kelly Winckler of DeForest is the three-time defending champion in 200 freestyle and the two-time champion in the 500 freestyle. She possesses the fastest qualifying time in the 200 freestyle this year at 1:57.06, and her 500 freestyle time of 5:10.20 is the third fastest time behind freshman Kelsey Hojan-Clark of Brookfield Academy at 5:05.09 and freshman Clare Chamberlain of Shorewood at 5:10.19. Senior Beckie Thompson of New Berlin West is the two-time defending champion in both the 50 and 100 freestyles and returns as the fastest qualifier in each of those events with times of 23.92 and 52.33, respectively. Her toughest challenge in both events may come from senior Chelsea Peterson of Plymouth and sophomore Maggie Smith of Whitefish Bay. Peterson placed runner-up to Thompson in the 50 freestyle last year and was third in the 100 freestyle. Smith finished fourth in the 50 freestyle last year and has the third fastest time entering the meet in the 100 freestyle. Senior Alison Ceranski of Marinette may also contend in the 50 freestyle. She was third last year and has the third fastest qualifying time. Senior Jenna Lennertz of Greendale is the three-time defending champion in the 100 butterfly. She will go for her fourth championship in the event and is the favorite with the fastest qualifying time of 57.74, which is more than two second faster than any other qualifier. Sophomore Sadie Nennig of Grafton prevented Lennertz from capturing back-to-back titles in the 100 backstroke last year. She edged Lennertz by 0.2 seconds. Nennig returns as the top qualifier with a time of 59.38, but another showdown with Lennertz is imminent, who enters with the second-fastest time at 59.50. Nennig is also the top returning finisher in the 200 individual medley, coming off last year’s second-place finish. She will need to out-perform Chamberlain and Hojan-Clark, who enter the meet with better qualifying times at 2:09.03 and 2:11.00, respectively, and sophomore Jennah Haney of Milton, who has the third-fastest qualifying time at 2:11.78. Haney is the returning champion in a competitive 100 breaststroke field. All top eight finishers in the event last year return for another shot at the title, including junior Liz Bishop of Whitnall, who finished third and has the fastest qualifying time this year at 1:06.87. The experienced list of other contenders include sophomore Alexa Statz of Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol, who was runner-up last year, and senior Lauren Caruso of DeForest, who was fourth. In the diving competition, senior Morgan Hearn of Edgewood is the top returner after finishing second last year. She possesses the best qualifying performance at 354.4. Senior Laura Citro of Cudahy should also be considered a serious contender. She finished third a year ago and has the second-best qualifying score at 340.2.

MEET HISTORY: The WIAA began girls swimming and diving championships in 1970 and moved to a two-division format in 1992. Madison area schools have dominated the championships through the years. Either Madison West or Madison Memorial won all the championships through 1983 and all but one of the Division 1 titles since the inception of the two-division format in 1992 until 2001. Arrowhead has won the six titles since then, including the last five consecutive crowns. West has won 15 titles, and Memorial has won 14. Arrowhead has captured six titles (1987, 2002-06), and Homestead won championships in 1984 and 1985. In Division 2, Shorewood won four titles consecutively from 1994-97 and its fifth and sixth titles in 2001 and in 2003. The other multiple champions in Division 2 are Germantown, which won titles in 1992 and 1993; Whitnall, which won titles in 1999 and 2000; and Grafton, which won championships in 2004 and 2005.

Todd C. Clark
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Director of Communications
5516 Vern Holmes Dr.
Stevens Point, WI 54481
(715) 344-8580
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October 18-          Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah at Chilton-Valders
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October 13-          State Small School Meet at Shorewood (Diving at Whitefish Bay)
Team Scores - 1. Whitefish Bay 280,  2. Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol 268,  3. McFarland 226,  4. Whitnall 223,  5. Madison Edgewood 210,  6. Shorewood 206,  7, Grafton 168,  8. Plymouth, 118, 9. Berlin/Green Lake 117,  10. Brookfield Academy 111,  11. Brown Deer /Milwaukee University School 97,  12. Port Washington 94,  13. Waunakee 78,  14. Waukesha Catholic Memorial 65,  15. Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 38,  16. Greendale 15,  17. Chilton-Valders 8,  18. Wauwatosa West 3.
Top individuals - Diving: 1, Morgan Hearn, EDG, 382.60; 2, Daniel Ogrowdowski, WHI, 335.70; 3, Laura VandeBoom, PW, 316.70. 200 medley relay: 1, SB (Michaela Rabas, Alexa Statz, Sierra Townsend, Cassidy Smith), 1:54.93; 2, WHI, 1:55.72; 3, WB, 1:56.05. 200 freestyle: 1, Elli Sellinger, SHO, 1:57.77; 2, Chloe Bartuska, MCF, 1:59.50; 3, Heidi Richardson, WAU, 2:03.48. 200 individual medley: 1, Clare Chamberlain, SHO, 2:11.08; 2, Sadie Nennig, GRA, 2:12.01; 3, Kelsey Clark-Hojan, BA, 2:12.27. 50 free: 1, Maggie Smith, WB, 25.10; 2, Chelsea Peterson, PLY, 25.23; 3, Ashley Majewski, CM, 25.54. 100 butterfly: 1, Chamberlain, SHO, 1:00.34; 2, Brianna Dietz, GRA, 1:02.17; 3, Caroline Roos, BD, 1:02.65. 100 free: 1, Peterson, PLY, 54.30; 2, Smith, WB, 54.65; 3, Ashley Majewski, CM, 55.68. 500 free: 1, Beth Schramka, EDG, 5:14.98; 2, Dietz, GRA, 5:16.64; 3, Sellinger, SHO, 5:18.99. 200 free relay: 1, SB (Olivia Arnold, Taylor Trelka, Smith, Statz), 1:43.69; 2, WB, 1:43.79; 3, EDG, 1:44.16. 100 backstroke: 1, Nennig, GRA, 58.58; 2, Siri Smits, BER, 58.62; 3, Clark-Hojan, BA, 59.72. 100 breaststroke: 1, Liz Bishop, WHI, 1:07.47; 2, Statz, SB, 1:08.38; 3, Stirling Smith, MCF, 1:09.86. 400 free relay: 1, EDG (Kelsey Richards, Dani Basche, Katie Bush, Beth Schramka), 3:46.63; 2, MCF, 3:47.64; 3, SHO, 3:50.31.

October 11-          Seymour at Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah
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September 20-     Two Rivers at Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah
It wasn't a championship win, but Kiel girls swim coach Melissa Wiesner got the traditional post-meet celebratory dunk in the pool after her Raiders whipped visiting Two Rivers 99-64 last Thursday.
Kiel won 10 of the 12 events including a sweep of the top three spots in the 100 yard butterfly won by Sarah Dietrich in 1:28.09, followed by Kristen Wieck and Courtney Lechler. Sarah Kisiolek led a 1-2 Kiel finish in the 500 freestyle winning in 6:10.15 with Whitney Barnes second.
Sarah Kisolek also won the 200-yard individual medley in 2:31.83.
Kaitlyn Schnell won two individual evenets taking the 50 yard freestyle at 29.12 seconds and 100 yard backstroke in 1:11.09.
Kisiolek and Schnell teamed with Abby Forss and Elaine Kildsig to win both the 200 medley relay and the 200 freestyle relays. Beth Draeger was the lone competitor in diving and totaled 178.2 points to win there with Forss taking the 100 breaststroke in 1:11.10, while Kildsig won the 200 yard freestyle at 2:19.04).
"This is just what we needed," said Wiesner.
"Winning gives us a whole new attitude, but we still have work to do."
Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 99, Two Rivers 64
200 medley relay - Kiel (Kaitlyn Schnell, Sarah Kisiolek, Abby Forss, Elaine Kildsig), 2:05.58; 2. Two Rivers, 2:18.12; 3. Kiel (Hayleigh Buechel, Courtney Lechler, Whitnet Barnes, Kristen Wieck) 2:26.88; 200 freestyle - 1. Kildsig (K), 2:19.04; 2. Jenna Brandt (TR), 2:23.23; 3. Kayla Keller (K), 2:35.02; 200 individual medley - 1. Kisiolek (K), 2:31.83; 2. Nicole Schmeichel (TR), 2:33.25; 3. Buechel (K), 2:51.12; 50 freestyle - 1. Schnell (K), 29.12; 2. Sam Schroeder (TR), 29.16; 3. Forss (K), 29.21; Diving - 1. Beth Draeger (K), 178.20; 100 butterfly - 1. Dietrich (K), 1:28.09; 2. Wieck (K), 1:33.68; 3. Lechler (K), 1:44.24; 100 freestyle - Nicole Schmeichel (TR), 1:02.50; 2. Kildsig (K), 1:02.67; 3. Lauren LeClair (TR), 1:12.33; 500 freestyle - 1. Kisiolek (K), 6:10.15; 2. Barnes (K), 6:38.89; 3. Amy Mohr (TR), 6:54.60; 200 freestyle relay - 1. Kiel (Schnell, Kisiolek, Forss, Kildsig), 1:55.09; 2. Two Rivers, 2:00.02; 3. Two Rivers, 2:10.62; 100 backstroke - 1. Schnell (K), 1:11.09; 2. Jenna Brandt (TR), 1:15.43; 3. Ani Steinhauer (TR), 1:20.63; 100 breaststroke - 1. Forss (K), 1:11.10; 2. Amy Mohr (TR), 1:28.12; 3. Wieck (K), 1:31.95; 400 freestyle relay - 1. Two Rivers (Shallow, Ralph, Vohen, Lamal), 5:53.43.
                                    Chilton-Valders at Plymouth
They're not a major threat yet, but the Chilton-Valders girls swim team definitely has narrowed the gap in their attempts to close in on traditional power Plymouth.
The Panthers beat C-V 123-60 in a Eastern Wisconsin Conference dual meet Thursday in Plymouth. However, Chilton-Valders did manage to win three events.
Marissa Schuh dominated the field in winning the 100 yard butterfly in 1:06.39 with Denys Koenig coming in third at 1:17.59. Stephanie Klein won the 100 yard freestyle in 59.64 seconds and the 200 freestyle relay team of Winnie Buelow, Noelle Michels, Christy Weber and Koenig, won that event in 1:57.93.
Second place finishers included Koenig in the 200 freestyle, Schuh in the 50 freestyle, and the 200 medley relay team of Jackie Lutze, Buelow, Schuh and Klein, as well as the 400 freestyle relay team of Koenig, Michels, Schuh and Klein.
In junior varsity swimming, Christy Weber won the 50 freestyle in 30.93 seconds.

September 13-     Plymouth Triangular
Plymouth's Theresa Gielissen was a part of two winning relays and won two individual races as well in the Panthers' non-conference triangular victory over Port Washington and Two Rivers at Plymouth.
Team Scores: Plymouth 156, Port Washington 125, Two Rivers 25
                Event winners
200 medley relay — Plymouth (Clare Witkowski, Theresa Gielissen, Chelsea Peterson, Shannon Ryan), 2:01.08; 200 free — Peterson, Pl, 2:01.59; 200 IM — Gielissen, Pl, 2:27.6; 50 free — Jesica Conradt, PW, 26.57; Diving — Kelsey McManus, Pl, 203.6; 100 fly — Peterson, P, 1:04.25; 100 free — Conradt, PW, 57.82; 500 free — Erin Jajtner, PW, 5:48.3; 200 free relay — Plymouth (Gielissen, Amanda Seifert, Emily Connor, Shannon Ryan), 1:49.44; 100 back — Vivian Beppler, PW, 1:08.08; 100 breast — Gielissen, Pl, 1:15.1; 400 free relay — Plymouth (Katherine Rosploch, Christine Coley, Seifert, Peterson), 3:59.95.

September  8-      Appleton East Pentathlon
(Place, name and overall time followed by times for 50 Fly, 50 Back, 50 Breast, 50 Free and 100 IM)
9th grade: 1, Rachel Revolinski OSHKOSH NORTH/LOURDES 3:01.12 (:28.88, :30.55, :32.70, :26.05, 1:02.94); 2, Taylor Crain NEW LONDON 3:05.51 (:29.41, :32.50, :32.41, :26.46, 1:04.73); 3, Dani Klunk APPLETON EAST 3:05.74 (:28.22, :29.82, :36.01, :26.25, 1:05.44); 4, Taylor Kindschy NEW LONDON 3:09.88 (:29.67, :31.26, :34.72, :27.10, 1:07.13); 5, Emily Iotte APPLETON NORTH 3:27.15 (:34.41, :35.77, :35.92, :28.28; 1:12.77); 6, Nikki Anker SHAWANO 3:36.37 (:35.12, :34.52, :41.43; :29.57; 1:15.73); 7, Denys Koening CHILTON/VALDERS 3:38.24 (:33.74, :36.34, :41.96, :29.10, 1:17.10); 8, Kileu VanLanen GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST/WEST 3:38.50 (:33.12, :35.18, :44.37, :29.37, 1:16.46).
10th grade: 1, Kendra Rottier GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST/WEST 3:04.26 (:28.09, :29.92, :35.07, :25.98, 1:05.20); 2, Brianna Huth APPLETON NORTH 3:06.83 (:30.87, :31.89, :32.11, :26.88, 1:05.08); 3, Hannah Fitton APPLETON NORTH 3:07.02 (:29.03, :30.35, :34.98, :26.46, 1:06.20); 4, Erica Halley APPLETON EAST 3:09.56 (:29.47, :30.16, :36.11, :26.18, 1:07.64); 5, Stephanie Klein CHILTON/VALDERS 3:22.17 (:31.14, :33.21, :38.77, :27.77, 1:11.28); 6, Brianne Beyer NEW LONDON 3:22.50 (:31.67, :32.65, :38.65, :28.02, 1:11.51); 7, Marina Raymond APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 3:23.37 (:30.77, :34.50, :38.62, :28.64, 1:10.84); 8, Kaitlyn Mayer APPLETON EAST 3:24.06 (:34.26, :33.60, :37.11, :28.33, 1:10.76.
11th grade: 1, Lauren Mauler GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST/WEST 3:05.14 (:27.84, :30.31, :35.38, :26.66, 1:04.95); 2, Laura Wardecke APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 3:05.14 (:27.84, :30.31, :35.38, :26.66, 1:04.95); 3, Emilee Harry SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 3:12.43 (:29.30, :30.77, :38.30, :26.07, 1:07.99); 4, Marissa Schuh CHILTON/VALDERS 3:20.87 (:29.72, :33.36, :38.63, :27.38, 1:11.78); 5, Hannah Forcey APPLETON EAST 3:21.32 (:31.57, :33.73, :37.14, :27.33, 1:11.55); 6, Mary Matthias SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 3:26.67 (:32.87, :34.70, :38.91, :27.93, 1:12.26); 7, Olivia Truby APPLETON NORTH 3:29.44 (:33.42, :34.49, :39.16, :28.13, 1:14.24); 8, Courtney McDermid GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST/WEST 3:29.98 (:33.51, :34.74, :38.95, :29.93, 1:12.85).
12th grade: 1, Sarah Wardecke APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 2:57.15 (:28.07, :30.22, :31.42, 1:01.79), 2, Danielle Chapman NEW LONDON 2:59.56 (:27.78, :29.77, :33.38, :25.76, 1:02.87); 3, Beth Matula APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 3:05.01 (:29.24, :30.87, :33.29, :26.23, 1:05.38); 4, Emily Timm SHAWANO 3:07.89 (:28.69, :31.06, :35.41, :27.16, 1:05.57), 5, Bailey Kindschy NEW LONDON 3:14.08 (:28.92, :31.80, :37.21, :27.04, 1:09.11); 6, Lizzy Whalen APPLETON NORTH 3:20.87 (:32.13, :33.42, :36.78, :28.50, 1:10.04); 7, Sara Buchert SHAWANO 3:23.44 (:31.65, :35.77, :35.56, :29.13, 1:11.33); 8, Samantha Larson NEW LONDON 3:24.38 (:32.29, :34.11, :35.66, :29.69, 1:12.63).
Overall top five finishers: 1, Sarah Wardecke AW/K 2:57.15; 2, Danielle Chapman NL 2:59.56; 3, Rachel Revolinski ON/L 3:01.12; 4, Kendra Rottier GBSW/W 3:04.26; 5, Beth Matula AW/K 3:05.01.

September  7-      Appleton West Terror Relays
OSHKOSH WEST 302, NEENAH 214, APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 208, FOND DU LAC 196, PULASKI 174, APPLETON EAST 164, WISCONSIN RAPIDS 154, NEW LONDON 144, OSHKOSH NORTH 142, APPLETON NORTH 92, SEYMOUR 74, TWO RIVERS 64
Diving: 1, Neenah 169.70; 3, Appleton West/Kimberly 129.00; 4, Appleton East 128.95. 100 Free R: 1, Oshkosh West (Heidi Klein, Jennifer Rothe, Sadie Dempsey, Tracy Zook) :58.12; 3, Neenah (Alli Kilas, Bayleigh Ackman, Brynn Johnson, Alexa Cushman) 1:00.72; 6, Seymour (Nicole Meulemans, Alyssa Hotter, Kristi Carr, Sheila Doherty) 1:04.40. 200 Medley R: 1, Oshkosh West (Ashley Bolin, Ashley Tuchscherer, Abbey Tuchscherer, Elina Hu) 2:07.09; 2, New London (Taylor Kindschy, Taylor Crain, Bailey Kindschy, Danielle Chapman) 2:08.75; 3, Appleton West/Kimberly (Laura Wardecke, Sarah Wardecke, Marina Raymond, Bethany Matula) 2:09.97; 5, Appleton North (Olivia Truby, Brianna Huth, Hannah Fitton, Lizzy Whalen) 2:16.49. 800 Free R: 1, Oshkosh West (Hilary Woldt, Sarah Woldt, Jennifer Rothe, Natalie Bolin) 9:12.02; 5, Appleton West/Kimberly (Megan VanSambeek, Courtney Oenes, Katie Collins, Rebecca Christman) 10:54.02; 6, Appleton North (Rebecca NeSmith, Andrea Wensits, Christina Hoo, Marissa Roovers) 10:57.25. 300 Back R: 1, Oshkosh West (Hilary Woldt, Sarah Woldt, Ashley Bolin) 3:31.69; 2, Appleton East (Erica Halley, Chelsea Giguere, Dani Klunk) 3:40.07; 3, Neenah (Alex Bennett, Brittany Jochman, Jennifer Kehler) 3:46.70; 4, New London (Amanda Bricco, Quinn Hager, Taylor Kindschy) 3:57.66. 400 Free R: 1, Oshkosh West (Elina Hu, Heidi Klein, Natalie Bolin, Stephanie Bolin) 4:16.16; 2, Appleton East (Erica Halley, Hannah Forcey, Kaitlyn Mayer, Dani Klunk) 4:20.44; 4, Appleton West/Kimberly (Sara Arent, Ann Schneider, Courtney Oenes, Megan VanSambeck) 4:50.95. 200 Breast R: 1, Oshkosh West (Ashley Tuchscherer, Abbey Tuchscherer, Julia Sprangers, Tracy Zook) 2:18.16; 2, Neenah (Jennifer Kehler, Amanda Zmyslo, Candace Hoelzel, Ally Crum) 2:19.95; 6, Appleton East (Kaitlyn Mayer, Lauren Hove, Sara Klunk, Dani Klun) 2:28.73. 400 Medley R: 1, Oshkosh West (Hilary Woldt, Ashley Tuchscherer, Stephanie Bolin, Natalie Bolin) 4:51.83; 2, New London (Taylor Kindschy, Taylor Crain, Bailey Kindschy, Danielle Chapman) 4:51.83; 3, Neenah (Brittany Jochman, Jennifer Kehler, Jennifer McFarland, Caelainn Donnellan) 4:52.16; 6, Appleton West/Kimberly (Marina Raymond, Becca McKeag, Meg Shecterle, Megan VanSambeek) 5:24.10. 300 Medley R: 1, Oshkosh West (Ashley Bolin, Stephanie Bolin, Abbey Tuchscherer) 3:33.04; 2, Appleton West/Kimberly (Bethany Matula, Laura Wardecke, Sarah Wardecke) 3:36.47; 3, Neenah (Ally Crum, Caelainn Donnellan, Jennifer McFarland) 3:42.38. 200 Free R: 1, Appleton West/Kimberly (Sarah Wardecke, Laura Wardecke, Marina Raymond, Bethany Matula) 1:56.89; 3, Neenah (Ally Crum, Jennifer McFarland, Hilary Shandonay, Caelainn Donnellan) 1:59.76; 4, Appleton East (Erica Halley, Hannah Forcey, Kaitlyn Mayer, Sara Klunk) 2:01.73; 6, New London (Courtney Butler, Brianne Beyer, Bailey Kindschy, Danielle Chapman) 2:04.47. 100 Medley R: 1, Wisconsin Rapids (Allison Byom, Amy Lewis, Rebecca Weiland, Katie Hartman) 1:04.15; 3, Appleton North (Olivia Truby, Brianna Huth, Hannah Fitton, Lizzy Whalen) 1:05.87; 4, Neenah (Madalyn Crum, Amy Formella, Amanda Zmyslo, Ariel Long) 1:06.49; 6, Appleton West/Kimberly (Meg Shecterle, Becca McKeag, Ann Schneider, Sara Arent) 1:09.12. 

September  6-      Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah at Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol dual
The Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol high school girls swim team dunked Kiel, 127-47, in a dual meet Thursday at the Door County YMCA in Sturgeon Bay. The Clippers, 2-0 in duals, won 10 of the 11 events and also had 11 second-place finishes and five thirds.
Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol 127 Kiel 47
200-yard medley relay: 1. SBS (Townsend, Statz, L. Smith, C. Smith), 1:58.91; 2. SBS, 2:03.51; 3. Kiel, 2:04.58.
200 freestyle: 1. Erin Hogan, SBS, 2:13.18; 2. Erin Pomeroy, SBS, 2:15.08; 3. Gretchen Fehl, SBS, 2:18.23.
200 individual medley: 1. Sierra Townsend, SBS, 2:20.45; 2. Michaela Rabas, SBS, 2:31.69; 3. Kaitlyn Schnell, K, 2:38.42.
50 freestyle: 1. Cassidy Smith, SBS, 26.15; 2. Taylor Trelka, SBS, 26.26; 3. Olivia Arnold, SBS, 27.58.
100 butterfly: 1. Lexi Smith, SBS, 1:07.18; 2. Sam Laubenstein, SBS, 1:13.11; 3. Arnold, SBS, 1:14.71.
100 freestyle: 1. Rachel Murrock, SBS, 58.37; 2. C. Smith, SBS, 58.59; 3. Sarah Kisiolek, K, 1:03.40.
500 freestyle: 1. Rachel Buckham, SBS, 5:50.88; 2. Pomeroy, SBS, 5:55.93; 3. Fehl, SBS, 6:06.37.
200 freestyle relay: 1. SBS (Statz, Trelka, C. Smith, Townsend), 1:45.23; 2. SBS, 1:51.75; 3. Kiel, 1:58.11
100 backstroke: 1. Rabas, SBS, 1:05.97; 2. Buckham, SBS, 1:10.11; 3. Schnell, K, 1:10.99.
100 breaststroke: 1. Abby Forse, K, 1:12.30; 2. Townsend, SBS, 1:13.72; 3. L. Smith, SBS, 1:15.12.
400 freestyle relay: 1. SBS (Rabas, Buckham, Trelka, Murrock), 4:00.84; 2. SBS, 4:15.77; 3. Kiel, 4:53.86.
                                    West Bend West at Plymouth dual
The Plymouth girls swimming and diving team won every event and cruised to a 137-49 victory over West Bend West in a non-conference dual on Thursday. Theresa Gielissen and Chelsea Peterson won four events, either individually or as part of a relay team, and Shannon Ryan won three to lead Plymouth's efforts. Three more swimmers — Katherine Rosploch, Christine Coley and Amanda Seifert — won two events for Plymouth.
Event winners
200 medley relay — Plymouth (Clare Witkowski, Theresa Gielissen, Chelsea Peterson, Shannon Ryan), 2:01.83; 200 free — Katherine Rosploch, P, 2:15.27; 200 IM — Emily Connor, P, 2:37.21; 50 free — Christine Coley, P, 28.56; Diving — Emily Engel, P, 139.75; 100 butterfly — Gielissen, P, 1:10.25; 100 free — Amanda Seifert, P, 1:00.89; 500 free — Peterson, P, 5:22.13; 200 free relay — Plymouth (Peterson, Ryan, Seifert, Gielissen), 1:48.12; 100 back — Coley, P, 1:09.73; 100 breast — Ashley Siech, P, 1:18.95; 400 free relay — Plymouth (Peterson, Rosploch, Gielissen, Ryan), 4:04.14.

September  4-      Sheboygan South Redwing Relays
Plymouth was first and Sheboygan North took second at Tuesday night's eight-school Redwing Relays girls' swim meet at South High School. Host South finished sixth.
Team standings: 1. Plymouth 112; 2. Sheboygan North 94; 3. Manitowoc 80; 4. Chilton/Valders 62; 5. West Bend West 56; 6. Sheboygan South 46; 7. Two Rivers 16; 8. West Bend East 12
Individual results (winner and top local finisher; individual swimmers names were not supplied for Sheboygan North): 1-meter diving – 1. West Bend West 14; 2. Plymouth 10; 200 medley relay – 1. Sheboygan North 2:00.93; 400 back/free relay – 1. Manitowoc 4:24.91; 2. Plymouth (Linzmeyer, Rosploch, Coley, Erdmann) 4:26.92; 400 breast/fly relay – 1. Plymouth (Siech, Seifert, Gielissen, Peterson) 4:55.54; 800 freestyle relay – 1. Plymouth (Rosploch, Erdmann, Linzmeyer, Loehrke) 9:20.24; 400 IM relay – 1. Sheboygan North 4:57.68; 300 backstroke relay – 1. Manitowoc 3:21.65; 2. Plymouth (Witkowski, Ceilley, Coley, Linzmeyer); 200 butterfly relay – 1. Chilton/Valders 2:07.04; 400 medley freestyle – 1. Sheboygan North 3:51.33; 300 breaststroke relay – 1. Plymouth (Siech, Ebbott, Connor, Gielissen) 3:53.34; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Sheboygan North 1:44.83; 400 freestyle relay – 1. Plymouth (Ryan, Seifert, Gielissen, Peterson) 3:59.53

August 30-      Plymouth at West Bend East Dual
Plymouth 146 West Bend East 35
Plymouth event winners
200 medley relay — Clare Witkowski, Theresa Gielissen, Chelsea Peterson, Shannon Ryan, 2;14.88; 200 free — Katherine Rosploch, 2:29.54; 200 IM — Peterson, 2:35.65; 50 free — Ryan, 29.98; Diving — Kelsey McManus, 178.4; 100 butterfly — Bridget Ceilley, 1:20.46; 100 free — Peterson, 1:00.53; 400 free — Margaret Loehrke, 5:26.24; 200 free relay — Gielissen, Emily Connor, Amanda Seifert, Ryan, 2:12.35; 100 back — Jenifer Linzmeyer, 1:20.07; 100 breast — Gielissen, 1:23.37; 400 free relay — Peterson, Witkowski, Christine Coley, Rosploch, 4:34.43.
                    Chilton-Valders at Sturgeon Bay Dual
Sturgeon Bay 129 Chilton-Valders 39
200-yard medley relay: 1. Sturgeon Bay (Townsend, Statz. L. Smith, C. Smith), 1:56:49; 2. Sturgeon Bay, 2:05.14; 3. Sturgeon Bay, 2:07.62.; 200 freestyle: 1. Buckham, SB, 2:11.45; 2. Pomeroy, SB, 2:14.13; 3. Schuh, CV, 2:14.89; 200 individual medley: 1. Townsend, SB, 2:17.92; 2. Rabas, SB, 2:29.85; 3. Lutze, CV, 2:40.30; 50 freestyle: 1. C. Smith, SB, 26.02; 2. Trelka, SB, 26.27; 3. Klein, CV, 27.30; 100 butterfly: 1. Statz, SB, 1:04.08; 2. Schuh, CV, 1:08.68; 3. Klein, CV, 1:08.96; 100 freestyle: 1. C. Smith, SB, 57.80; 2. L. Smith, SB, 58.61; 3. A. Cummings, SB, 1:02.91; 500 freestyle: 1. Buckham, SB, 5:54.30; 2. Pomeroy, SB, 5:59.30; 3. Fehl, SB, 6:07.04; 200 freestyle relay: 1. Sturgeon Bay (Arnold, Trelka, A. Cummings, M. Cummings), 1:53.13; 2. Sturgeon Bay, 1:57.64; 3. Chilton/Valders, 2:00.89; 100 backstroke: 1. Townsend, SB, 1:02.74; 2. A. Cummings, SB, 1:05.51; 3. Rabas, SB, 1:10.89; 100 breaststroke: 1. Statz, SB, 1:09.42; 2. L. Smith, SB, 1:15.24; 3. Sowl, SB, 1:20.42; 400 freestyle relay: 1. Sturgeon Bay (L. Smith, Statz, C. Smith, Townsend), 3:53.06; 2. Sturgeon Bay, 4:03.57; 3. Chilton/Valders, 4:11.67.
                     Port Washington at Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Dual
Kiel won four events Thursday evening in a home girls swimming meet, but Port Washington had too much depth and left town with a 115-67 win. The Raiders won both the 200 medley relay (2:01.51) and the 200 freestyle relay (1:52.44) with the same team members-Kaitlyn Schnell, Sarah Kisiolek, Abby Forss and Elaine Kildsig. Forss also won the 100 breaststroke in 1:11.49, while Kiel's Beth Draeger won the diving competition with 164.95 points.

August 23-     Germantown at Kiel/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Dual
Germantown traveled to the Kiel pool and came away with a 100-63 win in the season opener. Wins for Kiel came from Beth Draeger, Sarah Kisolek and Abby Forss. Kisiolek won the 50-yard freestyle, Forss won the 100-meter breaststroke and Draeger won diving.
Kisiolek in the 100-yard freestyle and Kaitlyn Schnell in the 200-yard individual medley each finished in second, as were the Raider 200-yard medley relay and the 400-yard freestyle relay.
Germantown 100, Kiel 63
200 medley relay — 1. Germantown (Theis, Graunke, Theilke, Miller), 2:01.75; 2. Kiel, 2:01.76; 3. Kiel, 2:24.90. 200 freestyle — 1. Theis (G), 2:10.19; 2. Taugher (G), 2:15.02; 3. Buechel (K), 2:32.43. 200 individual medley — 1. Thompson (G), 2:24.78; 2. Schnell (K), 2:38.29; 3. Kildsig (K), 2:42.24. 50 freestyle —1. Kisiolek (K), 27.56; 2. VanHecke (G), 27.82; 3. Mueller (G), 28.73. Diving — 1. Draeger (K), 170.20. 100 butterfly — 1. Thompson (G), 1:04.76; 2. Theilke (G), 1:12.41. 100 freestyle — 1. Graunke (G), 58.25; 2. Kisiolek (K), 1:00.66; 3. Van Hecke (G), 1:01.04. 500 freestyle — 1. Miller (G), 5:48.87; 2. Pingel (G), 6:28.47; 3. Dietrich (K), 6:57.40. 200 freestyle relay — 1. Germantown (Thompson, VanHecke, Theilke, Taugher), 1:53.55; 2. Germantown, 2:11.87; 3. Kiel, 2:12.45. 100 backstroke — 1. Miller (G), 1:05.578; 2 Theis (G), 1:06.82; 3. Schnell (K), 1:11.04. 100 breaststroke — 1. Forss (K), 1:11.53; 2. Graunke (G), 1:13.79; 3. Barnes (K), 1:29.40. 400 freestyle relay — 1. Germantown (Miller, Theis, Thompson, Graunke). 4:02.25; 2. Kiel, 4:21.09; 3. Germantown, 4:31.99.

August 21-     Plymouth at Sheboygan South Dual
Plymouth swimming standout Chelsea Peterson set a school record in the 100-meter butterfly and set a Sheboygan South pool record in the 50 freestyle, and the Panthers rolled by the Redwings, 120-66 in the teams' season opener. Peterson swam the fly in 1 minute, 2.54 seconds, and the 50 free in 24.53 seconds.
Event winners
200 medley relay — Plymouth (Jenifer Linzmeyer, Sarah Ebbott, Bridget Ceilley, Emily Connor), 2:00.26; 200 free — Mary Matthias, SS, 2:13.0; 200 IM — Theresa Gielissen, P, 2:30.05; 50 free — Chelsea Peterson, P, 24.53; Diving — Kelsey McManus, P, 186.85; 100 fly — Peterson, P, 1:02.54; 100 free — Matthias, SS, 58.74; 500 free — Stephanie Schieble, SS, 6:11.1; 200 free — Plymouth (Sage Calhoun, Becca Lee, Ceilley, Connor), 1:47.23; 100 back — Emilee Harry, SS, 1:09.64; 100 breast — Gielissen, P, 1:14.93; 400 free relay — South (Elizabeth Pace, Schieble, Sarah Amundsen, Matthias), 4:14.25.
                            Manitowoc Triangular
Manitowoc won with 136 points. Chilton-Valders was next with 106 points, followed by Two Rivers with 64 points.
Chilton-Valders winners: Marissa Schuh in the 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard butterfly, while Denys Koenig won the 200-yard freestyle. Finishing second for C-V were Noelle Michels (200-yard freestyle), Stephanie Klein (200-yard individual medley and 500-yard freestyle) and Koenig (100-yard freestyle) . Chilton-Valders also finished second in each of the relays.
For Two Rivers, Jenna Brandt in the 200-yard freestyle and Nicole Schmeichel in the 100-yard butterfly and 500-yard freestyle, each finished third.