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Posted on Thursday, 10.30.08

SWIMMING

Douglas girls win district swim meet

The Douglas girls' swimming team rolled to victory Wednesday afternoon, tallying up 566 total points to win the district 9-3A meet.

The Eagles used a strong team effort to win, as they came in at least in second place in each event on the day.

Leading the way for Douglas was Lindsey McKnight.

McKnight won the 100 freestyle with a time of 52.41 along with winning the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:07.01.

McKnight was also apart of the 400 freestyle and 200 medley relay teams that placed first in both events.

GIRLS' SWIMMING

• District 12-3A - Palmetto 497, Ferguson 380, Coral Gables 242, Coral Reef 205.50, Killian 184.50, Lourdes 135, Southwest 111, Southridge 106, South Dade 89, Varela 72, Braddock 30, Sunset 4:.

• District 9-3A - Douglas 566: 200 medley relay: DOU 1:53.09, 200 freestyle: Kacie Vitro (DOU) 1:59.50, 200 IM: Taylor McKnight (DOU) 2:10.46, 50 freestyle: Linea Cutter (CS) 25.24, 100 butterfly: Valerie Wexler (DOU) 1:00.88, 100 freestyle: Lindsey McKnight 52.41, 500 freestyle: Gina Gautieri (DOU) 5:35.0, 200 freestyle relay: DOU 1:45.93, 100 backstroke: Brittany Bellomo (DOU) 1:02.82, 100 breaststroke: Lindsey McKnight (DOU) 1:07.01, 400 freestyle relay: DOU 3:43.46.

• District 12-1A-- Girls' team scores: 1. Ransom Everglades 489, 2. Gulliver Prep 401, 3. Westminster Christian 259, 4. Carrollton 203, 5. Coral Shores 193, 6. MAST 122, 7. Hialeah Gardens 116, 8. Key West 93, 9. St. Brendan 74, 10. La Salle 67, 11. Marathon 42, 12. Archbishop Carroll 12.

• Girls' results -- 200 medley relay: 1. Ransom Everglades 1:56.94; 2. Gulliver Prep 2:00.88; 3. Coral Shores 2:02.04; 4. Westminster Christian, 2:05.16; 200 free: 1. Susan Smiddy (GUL) 1:58.89; 2. Malena Gatti (RE) 1:59.64; 3. Belen Garderes (LaS) 2:04.67; 4. Chandler Anderson (GUL) 2:06.63; 200 IM: 1. Clara Smiddy (GUL) 2:06.95; 2. Maddy Rosenthal (RE) 2:08.54; 3. Abby Mears (GUL) 2:23.50; 4. Niccole Liriano (HG) 2:24.42; 50 free: 1. Ashleigh Johnson (RE) 24.78; 2. Kelsey Anderson (CS) 25.36; 3. KP Potter (WC) 25.40; 4. Taelor Moreno (GUL) 25.43; 100 fly: 1. Maddy Rosenthal (RE) 59.51; 2. Maria Salvoch (WC) 1:01.14; 3. Malena Gatti (RE) 1:01.34; 4. Annie Valls (RE) 1:05.56; 100 free: 1. Clara Smiddy (GUL) 52.68; 2. Nicole Brunner (CAR) 54.28; 3. Susan Smiddy (GUL) 54.87; 4. Kelsey Anderson (CS) 55.91; 500 free: 1. Belen Garderes (LaS) 5:30.16; 2. Robyn Crabtree (RE) 5:34.04; 3. Katie Hammar (WC) 5:43.82; 4. Chandler Anderson (GUL) 5:45.35; 200 free relay: 1. Ransom Everglades 1:42.24; 2. Gulliver 1:42.27; 3. Westminster Christian 1:48.50; 4. MAST 1:50.20; 100 back: 1. Robyn Crabtree (RE) 1:06.75; 2. Emily Tilman (RE) 1:07.05; 3. Angela Valdesuso (WC) 1:10.31; 4. Taelor Cuppett (CS) 1:10.51; 100 breast: 1. Nicole Brunner (CAR) 1:08.09; 2. Ashleigh Johnson (RE) 1:09.40; 3. Annie Valls (RE) 1:12.25; 4. Gala Ricote (RE) 1:14.26; 400 free relay: 1. Gulliver 3:45.59; 2. Ransom Everglades 3:57.07; 3. Carrollton 4:03.96; 4. Westminster Christian 4:05.18.

BOYS' SWIMMING

• District 12-3A - Palmetto 502, Columbus 318, Ferguson 251, Coral Reef 197, Coral Gables 182, Varela 163, Sunset 159, Southwest 94, Killian 93, South Dade 73, Braddock 39:.

• District 9-3A - Douglas 457: 200 medley relay: DOU 1:53.26, 200 freestyle: Kevin Bandy (DOU) 1:48.11, 200 IM: Alejandro Fernandez (DOU) 1:59.85, 50 freestly: Kyle Bandy (DOU) 22.62, 100 butterfly: Kyle Bandy (DOU) 52.92, 100 freestyle: Said Mosquera (PIP) 49.46, 500 freestyle: Kevin Bandy (DOU) 4:45.75, 200 freestyle relay: DOU 1:31.34, 100 backstroke: Ben Neubauer (CG) 1:00.16, 100 breaststroke: Ron Wilkerson (CG) 1:05.33, 400 freestyle relay: DOU 3:26.47.

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