Whippet Swimmers Compete at Milton Invite

The Whippet Swimmers traveled to Milton on Saturday, December 2nd to compete in the Tom Lieder Invitational. The Whippets placed 7th overall as a team.

Placing in the Top 16 include (Top 3 medal):

  • 200 Medley Relay:
    • 7th – Langdon Coburn, Jack Hefty, Cruz Aranda, Myles Morse (2:00.14)
  • 200 IM:
    • 4th – Cruz Aranda (2:23.94)
    • 6th – Jack Hefty (2:30.10)
  • 100 Fly:
    • 7th – Cruz Aranda (1:04.45)
    • 16th – Sam Nickelsburg (1:22.54)
  • 100 Free:
    • 4th – Jack Hefty (55.86)
  • 100 IM:
    • 6th – Langdon Coburn (1:05.99)
  • 200 Freestyle Relay:
    • 6th – Miles Nickelsburg, Wyatt Esch, Onyx Thompson, Caleb Kluck (2:04.29)
  • 100 Backstroke:
    • 6th – Langdon Coburn (1:07.86)
  • 400 Freestyle Relay (8 Swimmer swam a 50 Freestyle)
    • 2nd – Cruz Aranda, Langdon Coburn, David Enns, Miles Nickelsburg, Caleb Kluck, Sam Nickelsburg, Myles Morse, Jack Hefty (3:44.07)

The Whippets are back in action on Tuesday, December 5th in Edgerton at 5:30 p.m. 

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

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