Swimmers Top in Seven Events at Elkhorn Dual

The Whippet Girls’ Swim Team traveled to Elkhorn for their dual meet on Thursday, September 8. Out of the 11 events, the Whippets placed 1st in 7 events overall! These 1st place finishes were: 

πŸ†200 Medley Relay – Grace Foucault, Emerson Dunham, Makayla Bazeley, and Brooke Bazeley

πŸ†200 Freestyle – Grace Foucault 

πŸ†200 IM – Makayla Bazeley 

πŸ†50 Freestyle – Brooke Bazeley 

πŸ†200 Freestyle Relay – Makayla Bazeley, Emerson Dunham, Brooke Bazeley, and Grace Foucault 

πŸ†100 Backstroke – Makayla Bazeley

πŸ†100 Breaststroke – Grace Foucault 

Our new Whippets had an opportunity to compete in individual events. These swimmers include:

βœ”Atreya Wilson swam in the 100 Breaststroke and then immediately swam in the 400 Relay. 

βœ”Ace Hudec and Andrea Alcala competed for the first time this season. They both did a great job in conquering the dive and flip turns in the 50 Freestyle. 

βœ”Big shout out to Charlotte Hajewski for taking on the 200 IM, which is never an easy swim, and to Josie Treder for taking on the 100 Butterfly for the first time! 

We are so proud of all our Whippet swimmers! The dogs next compete on Saturday at the Elkhorn Invite.

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

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