Neepawa Blue Dolphins bring almost 30 swimmers to home meet

Chaelyn Skomoroski-12th 50m free, 5th 25m fly, and 11th 25m breast

It was a hot time at the pool on Saturday. Manager Dave Dyck enjoyed a near full compliment of swimmers at the event. A strong performance by the local Dolphins had them capture a total of 30 firsts and a ton of points, as each swimmer adds to the team total. Hopefully that trend will continue for the final two meets.

Teams participating are Neepawa Dolphins, Swan Valley Rapids, Winkler Barracudas, Beasusejour Otters, Pilot Mound Piranhas, Treherne Tiger Sharks, Manitou Stingrays, and Hamiota Red Fins.

8 and under Girls

Julia Pollack-1st 25m free, 2nd 50m back, 25m breast, and 25m back, 3rd 50m free

Charlize Houle-Mycsymic-3rd 25m back, 4th 25m breast, and 2nd 25m free

9/10 Girls

Norah-Grace Reid-2nd 100m back and 100m IM, 4th 50m back, and 25m fly, 5th 50m breast.

Rylee Wilson-1st 50m back, 100m IM, 2nd 100m breast, 3rd 25m breast, and 5th 25m free.

11/12 Girls

Sasha Acree- 13th 50m Freestyle, 7th 25m Breaststroke, 9th 25m free, 10th 50m breast, 4th 25m backstroke

Katiya Anderson-1st 25m and 50m butterfly, 3rd 50m breast, 4th 50m free and 100m free

Anne Crosson-1st 50m breast, 2nd 50m back, 50m free and 50m fly, 3rd 100m IM

Rosalynn Frohwerk-4th 100m back, 5th 25m back, 6th 50m back, 10th 25m free, and 14 50m free

Mya Gingras-1st 25m, 50m, and 100m free. 2nd 100m IM, and 5th 50m fly

Teylar Jacobsen-1st 25m breast, 2nd 100m breast, 3rd 100m back, 4th 50m back and 100m IM

Nevaeh Lisoway-9th 50m free and 25m breast, 6th 25m free, and 11th 50m breast.

Carlee Strelczik-5th 50m back, 25m free, and 10th 25m breast.

Sydney Wolfe-1st 25 m back, 2nd 25m breast, 4th 25m free, and 6th 50m breast,

13/14 Girls

Charleigh Carefoot-1st 25m breast and 50m breast, 2nd 100m breast, and 3rd 100m IM and 50m free

Clar-Ann Houle-Howe-5th 50m back and 25m breast. 6th 50m breast and 25m back.

Kendra Ott-1st 25m back, 50m back, 100m back, and 200m back. 10th 50m free

Karina Wither-1st 25m free, 2nd 25m back, 3rd 50m back, 4th 50m breast, and 8th 50m free

15-17 Girls

Aliyeh Jacobsen-2nd 100m fly and 25m free, 3rd 50m back, 4th 200m IM, and 5th 100m IM

Kammi Smith-1st 100m breast, 200m free, 200m breast, 100m free, and 200m IM

9/10 Boys

Tanner Gingras-5th 25m back, 6th 25m free

Joey Smith-1st 50m free, 2nd 25m free, 3rd 25m back, 25m breast, and 50m back.

11/12 Boys

Luther Dyck-1st 50m back, 25m free, and 25m back, 2nd 50m free.

13/14 Boys

Aaron Dyck-1st 50m back, 2nd 100m breast, and 100m free, 3rd 50m free and 50 breast.

Daniel Milligan-1st 25m free and 25m breast, 3rd 100m breast, 4th 50m breast.

Jacey Smith-1st 25m fly, 2nd 25m breast and free, 5th in the 50m free and breast.

15-17 Boys

Reuban Dyck-1st 100m breast, 100m back, and 100m free.

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