Swim Wraps up Dual Meet Portion of Season at Beloit

​The Whitewater Girl’s Swim Team competed in their final dual meet against Beloit Memorial on Tuesday (10/17). The team left with some best times as we enter into championship season.  

Some best times include: 

  • Maggie Maas – 200 Freestyle (2:26.48) and 100 Freestyle (1:07.21)
  • Charlotte Hajewski- 200 IM (2:51.87) with an impressive finish! 
  • Lucy Davis – 200 IM by dropping 13 whole seconds (3:08.63) and 100 Backstroke (1:36.29)
  • Sanibel Fox-Simes – 50 Freestyle (50.85) and 100 Freestyle by dropping 4 seconds (1:50.45)
  • Adalynn Frye – 50 Freestyle (34.79) 
  • Makayla Bazeley- 100 Backstroke (1:00.99) which improves her time in the Whippets Top 10!
  • Emerson Dunham – 50 Freestyle (30.20) 
  • Marijose Verduzco – 100 Freestyle (1:26.33) and 100 Backstroke by dropping 4 seconds (1:34.88) 
  • Atreya Wilson – 500 Freestyle by dropping 18 seconds (7:46.01)
  • Georgia Esch – 200 Freestyle dropping 4 seconds (2:53.56) 

The Swim Team is back in the pool on Saturday, October 21, at UW-Platteville. We hope to see you all as we head into our championship season.

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

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