By Al Stilley
Senior staff writer
Franklin Central’s girls and boys teams finished second at the Marion County swimming and diving championships Saturday at the Indiana University Natatorium at IUPUI.
The Flashes trailed champion North Central 502-339 in the girls meet and 390-251.5 in the boys meet.
Sophomore Rachel Schiffli led Franklin Central by winning the 50-yard freestyle (24.36 seconds) and 100 butterfly (57.72), and Jamie Leming won the 100 backstroke (59.82) by a hundredth of a second and was second in the 100 freestyle.
The Flashes were second in the 400 freestyle relay and third in 200 freestyle and medley relays with Schiffli, Leming, Regan Schiffli, Elise Miller, Kathryne Matthies, Grace Lawrence and Abbe Hershberger. Matthies was third in the 200 individual medley.
FC diver Carley Divish was third.
Perry Meridian freshman diver April Adams was second, and junior Natalie Monroe was third in the 100 butterfly.
Roncalli’s Ashley Harter was runner-up in the 500 freestyle, and the Rebels’ 400 freestyle relay team was third.
Perry Meridian was fourth, Roncalli seventh, Southport 12th and Beech Grove 14th.
In the boys meet, the Flashes were second in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays with Matthew Monday, Adam and Joseph Brabender, Nathan Boomershine and Samuel Handy. Monday was second in the 100 backstroke.
Southport’s Andrew Shellenberger dominated the 500 freestyle. Teammate Drew Reinke was second in the 200 freestyle, and the 200-medley relay team was third.
Perry Meridian’s Noah Coomler won the 50 freestyle by a hundredth of a second and captured the 100 freestyle. Coomler was on the winning 200 freestyle relay with Luke Smith, Kameron Overley and Nick Webber.
Beech Grove was second in the 200 freestyle relay with Brenton Strahla, Janis Vuskalns, Jack Ulery and Logan Boyce. Vuskalns was third in the 100 butterfly and Strahla third in the 100 freestyle.
Southport finished fourth, Perry Meridian fifth, Beech Grove sixth and Roncalli seventh.
CG runners-up
Center Grove finished second in the Johnson County girls and boys swimming and diving championships Saturday at Indian Creek.
Trojans diver Sarah Kempf spoiled champion Franklin’s sweep of individual events by scoring 385.85 points,
Greenwood was fourth in the boys meet and fifth in the girls competition.
Senior staff writer
Franklin Central’s girls and boys teams finished second at the Marion County swimming and diving championships Saturday at the Indiana University Natatorium at IUPUI.
The Flashes trailed champion North Central 502-339 in the girls meet and 390-251.5 in the boys meet.
Sophomore Rachel Schiffli led Franklin Central by winning the 50-yard freestyle (24.36 seconds) and 100 butterfly (57.72), and Jamie Leming won the 100 backstroke (59.82) by a hundredth of a second and was second in the 100 freestyle.
The Flashes were second in the 400 freestyle relay and third in 200 freestyle and medley relays with Schiffli, Leming, Regan Schiffli, Elise Miller, Kathryne Matthies, Grace Lawrence and Abbe Hershberger. Matthies was third in the 200 individual medley.
FC diver Carley Divish was third.
Perry Meridian freshman diver April Adams was second, and junior Natalie Monroe was third in the 100 butterfly.
Roncalli’s Ashley Harter was runner-up in the 500 freestyle, and the Rebels’ 400 freestyle relay team was third.
Perry Meridian was fourth, Roncalli seventh, Southport 12th and Beech Grove 14th.
In the boys meet, the Flashes were second in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays with Matthew Monday, Adam and Joseph Brabender, Nathan Boomershine and Samuel Handy. Monday was second in the 100 backstroke.
Southport’s Andrew Shellenberger dominated the 500 freestyle. Teammate Drew Reinke was second in the 200 freestyle, and the 200-medley relay team was third.
Perry Meridian’s Noah Coomler won the 50 freestyle by a hundredth of a second and captured the 100 freestyle. Coomler was on the winning 200 freestyle relay with Luke Smith, Kameron Overley and Nick Webber.
Beech Grove was second in the 200 freestyle relay with Brenton Strahla, Janis Vuskalns, Jack Ulery and Logan Boyce. Vuskalns was third in the 100 butterfly and Strahla third in the 100 freestyle.
Southport finished fourth, Perry Meridian fifth, Beech Grove sixth and Roncalli seventh.
CG runners-up
Center Grove finished second in the Johnson County girls and boys swimming and diving championships Saturday at Indian Creek.
Trojans diver Sarah Kempf spoiled champion Franklin’s sweep of individual events by scoring 385.85 points,
Greenwood was fourth in the boys meet and fifth in the girls competition.
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