SPC Championship Results

Swimming & Diving Brings Home Four SPC Championship Medals

VARSITY SWIMMING & DIVING
Feb. 13 at SPC Championships
5th place
Girls 4th place • Boys 5th place

Coach Sara Bany: One of the hardest things about coaching is ending a season, finishing with a team, graduating seniors. We have spent countless hours together in the weight room, at practice, at meets, on buses, dinners, and lunches. We have laughed and cried together. We have experienced fast swims and excitement as well as disappointment. This team supported each other through both. We had tremendous leadership and sportsmanship from our seniors and a great group of underclassmen. Whether we ended the season with a championship or small victories, I am so proud of all of them – they have worked so hard this season and the results show it. Here are some highlights:

SPC Champions:
Girls’ 200 Medley Relay – Caitlin Lanigan, Tillie Claggett, Jane Ritch, Lauren Cordes
200 IM – Chris Seymour
Diving – Adelaide Herman
100 Fly – Chris Seymour

All-SPC (all of the SPC Champions above plus):
Victor Guerrero – 200 Free
Boys’ 200 Free Relay – Henry Shea, Alex Dharbal, Victor Guerrero, Chris Seymour

New school records:
200 IM – Chris Seymour (1:55.35)
100 Back – Henry Shea (54. 41)

Scored points in the meet – top 8 finishes (all of the above plus):
Boys’ 200 Medley Relay – Alex Dharbal, Zac Winton, Nicholas Harris, Andrew Mahler
Jane Ritch – 200 Freestyle
Lauren Cordes – 50 Freestyle
Victor Guerrero – 50 Freestyle
Jane Ritch and Katia Guerrero – 100 Fly
Caitlin Lanigan – 100 Free
Henry Shea – 100 Free
Lauren Cordes – 500 Free
Girls’ 200 Free Relay – Caitlin Lanigan, Tillie Claggett, Katia Guerrero, Jane Ritch
Caitlin Lanigan – 100 Back
Tillie Claggett – 100 Breast
Girls’ 400 Free Relay – Lauren Cordes, Victoria Davila, Katia Guerrero, Tillie Claggett
Boys’ 400 Free Relay – Henry Shea, Alex Dharbal, Victor Davila, Christopher Seymour

Congratulations to all who went season-best times or personal best times:
Victor Guerrero – 200 Free
Chris Seymour – 200 IM
Lauren Cordes – 50 Free
Katia Guerrero – 50 Free
Zac Winton – 50 Free
Nicholas Harris – 50 free
Katia Guerrero – 100 Fly
Noelle Harris – 100 Free
Peyton Boone – 100 Free
Henry Shea – 100 Free
Katie Kovin – 500 Free
Henry Shea – 100 Back
Nicholas Harris – 100 Breast
Zac Winton – 100 Breast

BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER
2/13-15 at SPC Championships

Game 1 vs. The Oakridge School • 5-1 WIN
Goals by Miles Miller, John Ordman, Will Young, Ali Zidan, Emi Plaza

Game 2 vs. Casady • 3-0 LOSS

Game 3 vs. Episcopal High School • 3-0 LOSS

7th place SPC finish

Coach Bryan Sherman: The team had a great season but came up a bit short in the final matches. I am very proud of the effort of the team all season. Our seniors did a great job of setting the standard and they will be missed. We have a great group of guys returning next season and I look forward to what this team can do next season.


GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL
2/13-15 at SPC Championships

Game 1 vs. The Oakridge School • 50-35 LOSS

Game 2 vs. St. Stephen's Episcopal, 52-28 WIN

Game 3 vs. The Hockaday School, 60-44 WIN

9th place SPC finish
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