Swimmers Continue to Improve Times

The Boys’ Swim Team was back in action Tuesday night, January 4, going against Jefferson/Cambridge and PSC after having a couple weeks off.

Tyler Arnett continues to put on strong performances in the 200 Freestyle, going a 2:08.88, and 500 Freestyle, going a 5:36.85, just seconds off of his season best time. Tyler won both of his individual events!

Jack Hefty won the 200 Individual Medley and had a 6 second time drop. He continues to swim fast in the 100 Freestyle, going a 1:00.02, so close to getting under a minute. Later, during the meet, he led off in the 400 Freestyle Relay, where he broke that minute mark and went a time of 59.55!

Miles Nickelsburg had a 4 second drop in the 50 Freestyle, going a 32.40 and had a nice swim in the 100 Backstroke going a 1:41.23.

Andrew O’Toole had a nice swim in the 100 Freestyle, going a 1:15.39! He also tried out the 100 Breaststroke for the first time, going a 1:59.88. Andrew also had an impressive relay split in the 200 Freestyle Relay going a 33.81.

Casey Schilling continues to improve his 50 Freestyle time, going a 36.78! He also had an impressive drop in the 100 Backstroke, going a 1:53.15.

Zach Tomomitsu swam a 100 Butterfly, going an impressive time of 2:13.98. Zach also continues to improve his 100 Breaststroke time, with a 14 second drop, going a 2:07.85!

The boys are up against Burlington and Edgerton/Evansville on Tuesday, January 11th, at Burlington Wellness Center starting at 5:30 pm.

Article and Photo Submitted by Sarah Reynolds
Whitewater High School Co-Head Boys’ Swim Coach
sreynolds@wwusd.org

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