Louisburg’s William Goode swims the freestyle Saturday at the Louisburg Aquatic Center against Butler (Mo.). Goode was one of 14 Louisburg swimmers who won four or more events on the day.

 

In what was its last home meet of the season, the Louisburg Barracuda swim team certainly went out in style.

The Barracudas took care of business Saturday against the Butler Aqua Bears at the Louisburg Aquatic Center. Louisburg defeated Butler 447-55 to improve its record to 3-0 on the season.

Louisburg dominated the waters as it had 14 swimmers that finished with four or more first-place ribbons, while five of those swimmers won all their events.

Cricket McIntire (8-and-under), Ashley Branine (9-10), Emma Prettyman (11-12) each won five events on the girls side, while Josiah McCaskill (9-10) and Davy Brock (15-and-over) captured five victories for the boys.

Claire Brown (11-12), Mary Grace McElyea (13-14), Kadisyn Kircher (15-and-over), Samuel Johnson (9-10), William Goode (11-12), Braden Branine (11-12), Cole Brown (13-14), Remington Rice (13-14) and Christopher Tyson (15-and-over) each had four wins on the day.

In the 8-and-under girls division, McIntire won the 25-meter freestyle in 21.66 seconds, the 25 breaststroke in 30.54 and 100 individual medley in 2 minutes and 19 seconds. She also joined Ella Bockelman, Shylah Dowell and Meg Johnson to capture the 100 medley relay in 1:56 and 100 freestyle relay in 1:43.

Ashley Branine led the girls 9-10 division as she took first in the 50 freestyle (39.85), 50 breaststroke (54.75) and 50 backstroke (47.97). Branine teamed up with Hannah Farrington, Jesse Faulkner and Ella Dischinger to win the 100 medley relay (1:38) and 100 freestyle relay (1:23).

Prettyman had a big day for the 11-12 girls as she joined Abby Bradley, Claire Brown and Tehya Harvey to win the 200 medley relay (2:57), while Prettyman, Brown, Bradley and Anna Poe won the 200 freestyle relay (2:43).

Prettyman also went on to win the 50 butterfly (39.69), 50 backstroke (41.16) and 200 IM (3:21). Claire Brown also took first in a pair of events in the 50 freestyle (38.56) and 50 breaststroke (48.41).

McElyea teamed up with Mable Graham, Alison Prettyman and Tae Elllison to win the 200 medley relay (2:24) and 200 freestyle relay (2:36). McElyea also won the 50 backstroke (46.56) and 50 breaststroke (43.00).

Kircher had a big day for the 15-and-over girls as she hit the wall first in the 50 freestyle (31.13) and 50 butterfly (34.75). She also helped Avery Graham, Kaitlyn Lewer and Elizabeth Kratochvil win the 200 medley relay (2:29), while Kircher, Graham, Madelyn Prettyman and Lewer also took first in the 200 freestyle relay (2:15).

On the boys side, McCaskill won all five of his events as he captured a first-place ribbon in the 50 freestyle (37.87), 50 breaststroke (48.38) and 100 IM (1:37).

McCaskill also joined Samuel Johnson, Conor Aadland and Ethan Sharp to win the 100 medley relay (1:25), while McCaskill, Johnson, Aadland and Bryce Collins won the 100 freestyle relay (1:17). Johnson also won a pair of events as he took first in the 50 butterfly (45.25) and 50 backstroke (44.69).

Brock led the older boys he took first in the 50 butterfly (41.28), 50 backstroke (39.81) and 200 IM (3:22). He also helped Tyson, Gareth Baus and Drake Burdine win the 200 medley (2:48) and freestyle (2:22) relays.

Tyson also won two events in the 15-and-over division as won the 50 freestyle (31.63) and 50 breaststroke (46.40).

Cole Brown and Remington Rice each won four events for the 13-14 boys. Rice, Brown, Bridger Baus and Drake Baus won the 200 medley (2:45) and freestyle (2:26) relays. Brown won the 50 breaststroke (48.28) and 200 IM (3:15), while Rice won the 50 freestyle (31.69) and 50 butterfly (39.88).

Braden Branine and Goode did the same for the 11-12 boys. Goode, Branine, Cooper Hipp and Henry Coolidge finished first the 200 medley relay (3:07), while Goode, Branine, Hipp and Josh Holtzen won the 200 freestyle relay (2:51).

Branine went on to win the 50 breaststroke (49.22) and 200 IM (4:01), while Goode hit the wall first in the 50 butterfly (51.85) and 50 backstroke (48.57)

Other Barracuda results are:

GIRLS

8-and under

100 medley relay: Clara Bockelman, Macy Hughes, Brooklyn Davey, Vivian Goode, third, 2:48.28

25 freestyle: Shylah Dowell, second, 23:38; Ella Bockelman, third, 23.94; Meg Johnson, sixth, 26.63

25 butterfly: Johnson, second, 31.84; Dowell, third, 32.38

25 breaststroke: Ella Bockelman, fourth, 44.69; Davey, fifth, 45.81

25 backstroke: Ella Bockelman, first, 25.78; Johnson, third, 30.00; Clara Bockelman, fifth, 31.06; Hughes, sixth, 33.15

100 IM: Dowell, second, 2:28; Hughes, fourth, 2:51

100 freestyle relay: Vivian Goode, Abigail Klotz, Emily Klotz, Logan Heffernon, third, 2:28

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Ally Brown, Kasi Tune, Lola Dubas, Madeline Hughes, second, 2:02

50 freestyle: Ella Dischinger, third, 46.34; Hannah Farrington, fourth, 50.12; Brown, fifth, 51.18; Janie Harth, sixth, 52.75

50 butterfly: Farrington, first, 1:03; Jesse Faulkner, second, 1:12; Brown, third, 1:14

50 breaststroke: Dischinger, second, 1:09; Dubas, third, 1:12.09; Farrington, fourth, 1:12.81; Hughes, fifth, 1:14; Brown, sixth, 1:33

50 backstroke: Haley VanGilder, third, 1:03.12; Tune, fourth, 1:03.56; Faulkner, fifth, 1:03.94; Harth, sixth, 1:07

100 IM: Dischinger, second, 2:14; Dubas, third, 2:24

100 freestyle relay: Brown, Hughes, Tune, Dubas, second, 1:43; Annika Hartgrave, Harth, Fiona Rose, VanGilder, third, 1:50

 

11-12

50 freestyle: Abby Bradley, third, 42.25; Tehya Harvey, fourth, 43.31; Dana Mattison, sixth, 44.96

50 breaststroke: Bradley, second, 50.85; Harvey, third, 54.94; Poe, sixth, 1:00

50 backstroke: Bradley, second, 46.75; Harvey, third, 52.26; Poe, sixth, 1:00

200 IM: Mattison, second, 4:23

13-14

200 medley relay: Dana Mattison, Emma Johnson, Grace Coffey, Anna Poe, second, 3:22

50 freestyle: Mable Graham, second, 35.50; Alison Prettyman, third, 36.91; Mary Grace McElyea, fourth, 37.97; Tae Ellison, fifth, 38.19; Coffey, sixth, 40.84

50 butterfly: Prettyman, second, 43.18; Coffey, third, 50.89

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, third, 50.29; Johnson, fourth, 53.88

50 backstroke: Coffey, second, 48.00; Ellison, third, 49.18; Johnson, fourth, 54.28

200 IM: Graham, first, 3:27

200 freestyle relay: Coffey, Tehya Harvey, Mattison, Johnson, second, 2:56

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Anna Danciak, Rachel McElyea, Melia Rice, Teagan Myers, third, 3:11

50 freestyle: Avery Graham, third, 34.25

50 butterfly: Graham, second, 37.34; Elizabeth Kratochvil, fourth, 39.13; Rice, fifth, 43.38

50 breaststroke: Kaitlyn Lewer, second, 43.55; Rice, fourth, 47.96; Kratochvil, fifth, 48.06; McElyea, sixth, 52.81

50 backstroke: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 33.69; Graham, fourth, 43.71; Rice, sixth, 45.69

200 IM: Prettyman, first, 2:39.03; Kadisyn Kircher, second, 2:39.34; Kratochvil, fourth, 3:20

 

BOYS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Colin Brown, Dominick Poetter, Casey Carpenter-Ross, Andrew Jamison, first, 2:03

25 freestyle: Carpenter-Ross, first, 20.22; Brown, second, 22.58; Jamison, third, 24.09; Noah Sharp, fourth, 25.10; Poetter, sixth, 26.46

25 butterfly: Carpenter-Ross, first, 26.57; Poetter, second, 36.13; Zeke VanGilder, third, 56.44

25 breaststroke: Jamison, first, 33.44; Brown, second, 35.41; Poetter, third, 40.56

25 backstroke: Brown, first, 28.38; Brayden Vohs, second, 29.38; Sharp, third, 34.06; Jamison, fourth, 34.12; John Guetterman, fifth, 38.18; Matthew Farrington, sixth, 50.25

100 freestyle relay: Brown, Sharp, Jamison, Farrington, first, 1:58; Brayden Vohs, VanGilder, Guetterman, Poetter, second, 2:00

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Canaan Clayton, Bryce Collins, Colton Prettyman, Hayden Heffernon, second, 2:07

50 freestyle: Conor Aadland, second, 49.25; Ethan Sharp, third, 49.35; Clayton, fourth, 51.16; Colton Prettyman, fifth, 57.49; Wyatt Guetterman, sixth, 58.50

50 breaststroke: Clayton, second, 1:05; Prettyman, third, 1:12

50 backstroke: Sharp, second, 56.81; Aadland, third, 58.09; Collins, fourth, 1:06; Prettyman, fifth, 1:13; Guetterman, sixth, 1:16

100 IM: Samuel Johnson, second, 1:45

100 freestyle relay: Guetterman, Prettyman, Sharp, Clayton, second, 1:31

 

11-12

50 freestyle: Cooper Hipp, first, 37.06; Josh Holtzen, second, 38.62; William Goode, third, 40.65; Henry Coolidge, fourth, 41.44; Jordan Brown, sixth, 45.70

50 breaststroke: Holtzen, second, 51.56; Hipp, third, 55.81; Jake Danciak, fifth, 1:13

50 backstroke: Coolidge, second, 49.65; Holtzen, third, 50.82; Braden Branine, fourth, 53.88; Hipp, fifth, 56.44; Brown, sixth, 56.64

200 freestyle relay: Coolidge, Austin Beatty, Danciak, Brown, second, 3:06

 

13-14

50 freestyle: Cole Brown, second, 33.78; Bridger Baus, third, 34.97; Drake Baus, fourth, 39.09; Drake Burdine, fifth, 41.63

50 butterfly: Burdine, second, 48.94

50 breaststroke: Drake Baus, second, 59.47

50 backstroke: Bridger Baus, first, 39.10; Remington Rice, second, 41.84; Drake Baus, third, 46.69; Burdine, fourth, 51.40

 

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Gareth Baus, second, 31.97

50 breaststroke: Baus, second, 49.91

50 backstroke: Baus, second, 40.78; Christopher Tyson, third, 43.93

Louisburg’s Madelyn Prettyman swims her way to a first-place finish in the 50-meter butterfly on Saturday against Harrisonville at the Louisburg Aquatic Center. The Barracudas defeated Harrisonville 320-197.

 

In its first home action of the year, the Louisburg Barracuda swim team continued its perfect season when it hosted Harrisonville (Mo.) at the Louisburg Aquatic Center.

The Barracudas won their second straight meet 320-197 over Harrisonville on Saturday and had several swimmers that had successful days.

Madelyn Prettyman dominated the 15-and-over girls division as she was the lone Barracuda to earn five first-place finishes on the day. Seven other Louisburg swimmers each won four first-place ribbons.

Cricket McIntire (8-and-under), Ashley Branine (9-10) and Emma Prettyman (11-12) each won four events on the girls side, while Casey Carpenter-Ross (8-and-under), Josiah McCaskill (9-10), Cole Brown (13-14) and Remington Rice (13-14) captured four first-place ribbons in the boys division.

Madelyn Prettyman won three individual events and was a part of two relay victories for the Barracudas. Prettyman joined Kadiysn Kircher, Kaitlyn Lewer and Avery Graham to win the 200-meter medley relay in 2 minutes and 24 seconds and 200 freestyle relay in 2:11.

Madelyn also went on to win the 50 freestyle in 29.81 seconds, 50 butterfly in 30.11 and 200 individual medley in 2:33.

Also in the girls division, McIntire led the 8-and-under group as she won the 25 freestyle (22.57) and 100 IM in 2:32. She also teamed up with Ella Bockelman, Meg Johnson and Shylah Dowell to win the 100 medley relay (2:00) and 100 freestyle relay (1:40)

Branine performed well for the 9-10 girls as she opened the meet with a victory in the 100 medley relay. Branine, along with Hannah Farrington, Ella Dischinger and Jesse Faulkner, won that event (1:44) and 100 freestyle relay (1:26).

Branine also won a pair of individual races in the 50 breaststroke (56.37) and 50 backstroke (47.97).

Emma Prettyman also shined for the Barracudas as she won three individual events in the 50 freestyle (35.54), 50 butterfly (38.81) and 200 IM (3:23). Emma later joined Abby Bradley, Claire Brown and Tehya Harvey to win the 200 medley relay (2:57).

In the boys division, Cole Brown and Rice helped each other find success in the 13-14 category. Brown and Rice, along with Bridger Baus and Drake Burdine, won the 200 medley relay (2:52). Brown, Rice, Bridger Baus and Drake Baus won the 200 freestyle relay (2:27).

Rice won a pair of individual events, including the 50 freestyle (31.78) and 50 butterfly (38.05). Brown won the 50 breaststroke (50.29) and 200 IM (3:27).

McCaskill helped Ethan Sharp, Samuel Johnson and Emmett White to a victory in the 100 medley relay (1:32), while he teamed up with Johnson, Canaan Clayton and White to win the 100 freestyle relay (1:18) in the 9-10 division. McCaskill later went on to win the 50 breaststroke (49.75) and 50 backstroke (47.59).

Carpenter-Ross had a big day in the 8-and-under division as he won three individual events as captured the 25 freestyle (20.53), 25 backstroke (24.88) and 100 IM (1:57). He also joined Colin Brown, Andrew Jamison and Noah Sharp to win the 100 freestyle relay (1:39).

 

Other Barracuda results are:

   GIRLS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Clara Bockelman, Elane Coolidge, Macy Hughes, Abigail Klotz, second, 3:08

25 freestyle: Shylah Dowell, second, 22.72; Ella Bockelman, third, 23.31; Meg Johnson, fourth, 26.27; Vivian Goode, fifth, 27.97; Brooklyn Davey, sixth, 33.56

25 butterfly: Johnson, first, 35.22; Hughes, second, 43.22

25 breaststroke: Hughes, first, 44.40

25 backstroke: Ella Bockelman, first, 24.94; Cricket McIntire, second, 29.56; Shylah Dowell, third, 29.72; Goode, fourth, 36.50; Davey, fifth, 37.84; Clara Bockelman, sixth, 37.81

100 free relay: Hughes, Klotz, Clara Bockelman, Davey, second, 2:19; Ella Longgood, Kay Heien, Emily Klotz, Goode, fourth, 3:14

9-10

100 medley relay: Janie Harth, Lola Dubas, Madeline Hughes, Kasi Tune, third, 2:05

50 freestyle: Ella Dischinger, first, 43.65; Ashley Branine, second, 43.78; Hannah Farrington, fourth, 50.04; Jesse Faulkner, fifth, 54.44; Tune, sixth, 56.23

50 butterfly: Farrington, second, 1:10; Faulkner, fourth, 1:15.10; Dischinger, fifth, 1:15.43

50 breaststroke: Tune, fourth, 1:12; Dubas, sixth, 1:16

50 backstroke: Farrington, third, 55.0; Harth, fourth, 1:02.97; Faulkner, fifth, 1:03; Tune, sixth, 1:04.40

100 IM: Dischinger, second, 2:11; Dubas, third, 2:38

100 freestyle relay: Elizabeth George, Fiona Rose, Haley VanGilder, Lola Dubas, third, 1:55

11-12

50 freestyle: Abby Bradley, fourth, 40.16

50 butterfly: Claire Brown, fourth, 48.12

50 breaststroke: Brown, second, 49.22; Bradley, third, 49.90; Tehya Harvey, sixth, 1:04

50 backstroke: Brown, first, 46.16; Bradley, second, 46.41; Harvey, fifth, 55.0

200 free relay: Bradley, Harvey, Brown, Prettyman, second, 2:42

13-14

200 medley relay: Mable Graham, Mary Grace McElyea, Alison Prettyman, Emma Johnson, second, 2:51

50 freestyle: Graham, first, 35.06; McElyea, fifth, 37.44; Prettyman, sixth, 38.22

50 butterfly: Prettyman, second, 45.25

50 breaststroke: McElyea, second, 44.13; Prettyman, fifth, 50.47

50 backstroke: Graham, second, 41.75; McElyea, sixth, 46.78

200 IM: Graham, second, 3:31

200 freestyle relay: Johnson, Graham, McElyea, Prettyman, second, 2:37

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Avery Graham, third, 33.60; Kaitlyn Lewer, fourth, 36.65; Anna Danciak, fifth, 41.79; Rachel McElyea, sixth, 45.78

50 butterfly: Graham, third, 35.57; Elizabeth Kratochvil, fourth, 38.06; Melia Rice, sixth, 42.25

50 breaststroke: Kadisyn Kircher, second, 43.35; Lewer, third, 45.40; Rice, fourth, 47.25; Kratochvil, fifth, 47.39; McElyea, sixth, 56.97

50 backstroke: Kircher, first, 34.68; Graham, second, 42.41; Rice, third, 43.97; Lewer, fifth, 51.19; Danciak, sixth, 54.81

200 IM: Kircher, second, 2:39; Kratochvil, fourth, 3:19

200 freestyle relay: Rice, Natalie George, Shayla Aye, Danciak, third, 3:01

 

BOYS

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Colin Brown, second, 22.96; Andrew Jamison, third, 23.75; Noah Sharp, fourth, 24.41

25 butterfly: Brayden Vohs, fourth, 45.99

25 backstroke: Brown, second, 27.91; Vohs, fourth, 29.87; Sharp, fifth, 30.22; Jamison, sixth, 30.87

9-10

100 medley relay: Wyatt Guetterman, Canaan Clayton, Bryce Collins, Colton Prettyman, second, 1:51

50 freestyle: Samuel Johnson, first, 36.91; Josiah McCaskill, second, 38.56; Emmett White, fourth, 47.50; Collins, sixth, 48.81

50 butterfly: White, third, 1:10

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, second, 1:08.41; Clayton, third, 1:08.82; White, fourth, 1:17; Sharp, sixth, 1:23

50 backstroke: Collins, third, 1:01; Guetterman, fourth, 1:12; Clayton, fifth, 1:21; Braxton Koechner, sixth, 1:24

100 IM: Prettyman, second, 2:20

100 freestyle relay: Collins, Koechner, Prettyman, Sharp, second, 1:34

11-12

200 medley relay: Henry Coolidge, Braden Branine, William Goode, Cooper Hipp, first, 3:05

50 freestyle: Hipp, first, 37.25; Goode, fourth, 40.33; Jordan Brown, fifth, 41.83; Coolidge, sixth, 42.40

50 butterfly: Goode, first, 54.93

50 breaststroke: Branine, first, 49.84; Hipp, third, 58.56; Coolidge, fourth, 1:02

50 backstroke: Coolidge, second, 47.93; Branine, third, 52.72; Goode, fourth, 53.37; Brown, fifth, 54.56; Hipp, sixth, 56.60

200 freestyle relay: Goode, Brown, Jake Danciak, Hipp, first, 2:53

13-14

50 freestyle: Bridger Baus, second, 35.07; Cole Brown, third 36.0; Drake Baus, fourth, 41.40; Drake Burdine, fifth, 41.83

50 breaststroke: Drake Baus, second, 1:02

50 backstroke: Bridger Baus, first, 42.22; Burdine, second, 50.41; Drake Baus, third, 50.84

200 IM: Remington Rice, second, 3:41

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Gareth Baus, Christopher Tyson, Davy Brock, Drake Baus, second, 2:45

50 freestyle: Gareth Baus, second, 32.47; Brock, third, 33.68; Tyson, fourth, 33.84

50 butterfly: Brock, fourth, 40.35

50 breaststroke: Tyson, third, 46.60; Gareth Baus, fourth, 47.38

50 backstroke: Gareth Baus, second, 42.50

200 IM: Brock, third, 3:16

200 freestyle relay: Gareth Baus, Drake Burdine, Brock, Tyson, second, 2:25

Emma Prettyman won five events for the Louisburg Barracudas last Saturday in Clinton, Mo., as the Barracudas defeated Golden Valley 276-187 in their season opener. 

 

CLINTON, Mo. – It may be a different year, but it was the same result for the Louisburg Barracuda swim team Saturday in Clinton, Mo.

Louisburg defeated the Golden Valley Swim Club, 276-187, in its season opener and continued its dominance of the South Suburban Swim League. The Barracudas haven’t lost a regular season meet since 2009, along with winning eight consecutive league titles.

The Barracudas had three swimmers win five first-place ribbons and two more that earned four first-place honors as well.

Avery Graham (15-and-over) and Emma Prettyman (11-12) led the girls side with five victories and Remington Rice (13-14) was the lone boy to have a perfect day. Ashley Branine (9-10) and Claire Brown (11-12) each won four events.

Graham won three individual races, including the 50-meter freestyle in 33.84 seconds, the 50 butterfly in 35.69 and 50 backstroke in 42.34.

She also got some help in her two relay events. Graham joined Anna Danciak, Kaitlyn Lewer and Melia Rice to win the 200-meter medley relay in 3 minutes and 1 second and the same team ended the meet with a victory in the 200 freestyle relay in 2:39.

Prettyman did much of the same in the 11-12 girls division. Prettyman won the 50 freestyle (36.90), 50 butterfly (38.53) and 200 individual medley (3:32).

In her relay events, Prettyman teamed up with Brown, Tehya Harvey and Abby Bradley to win the 200 freestyle relay (2:49) and 200 medley relay (3:05). Brown also won a pair of individual events of her own as she finished first in the 50 breaststroke (49.72) and 50 backstroke (45.74).

Rice also helped win a pair of relay races on the boys side. Rice joined Cole Brown, Jake Danciak and Drake Burdine to capture the 200 medley relay (3:41) and later teamed up with Cole, Burdine and William Goode to win the 200 freestyle relay (2:37).

In between those two races, Rice went on to finish first in the 50 freestyle (31.56), 50 butterfly (40.86) and 50 backstroke (47.43).

Branine also had a big day for the 9-10 girls as she took home four first-place ribbons.  She won the 50 freestyle (42.62) and 50 breaststroke (57.78).

She later helped Jesse Faulkner, Hannah Farrington and Lola Dubas win the 100 medley relay (1:46) and joined Faulkner, Madeline Hughes and Janie Harth to win the 100 freestyle relay (1:51).

The Barracudas will have their home opener this Saturday when they host Harrisonville (Mo.).

Other Barracuda results are:

GIRLS

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Meg Johnson, second, 24.85; Cricket McIntire, fourth, 25.18; Shylah Dowell, fifth, 25.34; Ella Bockelman, sixth, 26.40

25 butterfly: McIntire, first, 30.63

25 breaststroke: Dowell, second, 34.50; McIntire, third, 36.59

25 backstroke: Bockelman, first, 26.37; Dowell, fourth, 31.71; Johnson, fifth, 32.79

100 free relay: Clara Bockelman, Johnson, McIntire, Dowell, second, 2:02

9-10

50 freestyle: Hannah Farrington, second, 54.04; Jesse Faulkner, fourth, 55.18; Lola Dubas, fifth, 57.25

50 butterfly: Faulkner, first, 1:08

50 breaststroke: Farrington, second, 1:18; Dubas, third, 1:25

50 backstroke: Farrington, first, 1:01; Janie Harth, second, 1:04; Faulkner, third, 1:05; Madeline Hughes, sixth, 1:38

200 IM: Dubas, first, 6:10

11-12

50 freestyle: Abby Bradley, third, 39.85

50 breaststroke: Bradley, second, 53.93

50 backstroke: Bradley, fourth, 49.66

200 IM: Claire Brown, second, 3:45.98

13-14

200 medley relay: Mable Graham, Mary Grace McElyea, Alison Prettyman, Tae Ellison, first, 2:58

50 freestyle: Graham, second, 35.47; Prettyman, third, 36.80; McElyea, fourth, 38.22; Ellison, fifth, 38.28

50 butterfly: Prettyman, first, 45.97; Grace Coffey, second, 52.47

50 breaststroke: McElyea, first, 45.15; Prettyman, third, 53.51

50 backstroke: Graham, first, 42.00; McElyea, third, 47.61; Ellison, fourth, 46.59; Coffey, fifth, 50.2

200 IM: Graham, second, 3:43.20

200 freestyle relay: Prettyman, McElyea, Coffey, Graham, first, 2:42

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Kaitlyn Lewer, third, 38.71; Anna Danciak, fourth, 43.18

50 butterfly: Melia Rice, second, 43.19; Danciak, third, 51.79

50 breaststroke: Lewer, first, 44.29; Rice, second, 47.47

50 backstroke: Rice, second, 44.18; Lewer, third, 51.60; Danciak, fourth, 59.06

 

BOYS

8-and-under

25 freestyle: John Guetterman, second, 35.43

25 backstroke: Guetterman, second, 44.87

9-10

100 medley relay: Wyatt Guetterman, Josiah McCaskill, Conor Aadland, Colton Prettyman, second, 1:42

50 freestyle: Samuel Johnson, first, 38.36; McCaskill, second, 41.29; Aadland, fourth, 49.69; Canaan Clayton, fifth, 53.40

50 butterfly: Johnson, second, 47.84

50 breaststroke: McCaskill, first, 55.44; Clayton, second, 1:07; Prettyman, third, 1:08; Aadland, fifth, 1:29

50 backstroke: McCaskill, second, 49.59; Aadland, fourth, 1:01.39; Prettyman, fifth, 1:24; Clayton, sixth, 1:26

100 free relay: McCaskill, Guetterman, Prettyman, Aadland, second, 1:32; Clayton, Dakota Cummins, Johnson, John Guetterman, third, 1:55

11-12

200 medley relay: Braden Branine, Josh Holtzen, William Goode, Cooper Hipp, second, 3:21

50 freestyle: Hipp, third, 40.08; Goode, fourth, 40.38; Branine, fifth, 41.05

50 butterfly: Goode, second, 52.15

50 breaststroke: Holtzen, second, 52.42; Hipp, fifth, 1:00.61; Goode, sixth, 1:00.82

50 backstroke: Branine, second, 51.44; Holtzen, fifth, 56.41; Hipp, sixth, 1:01

200 free relay: Branine, Jake Danciak, Holtzen, Hipp, second, 3:05

13-14

50 freestyle: Cole Brown, second, 35.00; Drake Burdine, third, 45.27

50 butterfly: Brown, second, 41.37

50 backstroke: Burdine, second, 54.85

200 IM: Brown, second, 3:36.73

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Davy Brock, second, 35.35

50 butterfly: Brock, second, 45.62

50 backstroke: Brock, first, 43.91

Sabra Brueggen swims the butterfly during the South Suburban Swim League finals meet Saturday in Harrisonville, Mo. Brueggen was named the high-point champion for the 9-to 10-year-old age division and won five first-place ribbons.

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HARRISONVILLE, Mo. – Make it eight in a row.

The Louisburg Barracudas swim team continued its dominance of the South Suburban Swim League on Saturday when it captured its eighth-consecutive league title in convincing fashion during the SSSL finals meet in Harrisonville, Mo. The Barracudas have also not lost a meet since 2009 and have won 43 in a row.

Louisburg racked up 633 team points and ran away from the rest of the field, including runner-up Harrisonville, which had 411 points. Woodson came in third with 385.

“Winning another title validates all of the hard work that the kids put in on a daily basis, but winning a league title isn’t the ultimate goal,” Louisburg coach Kyle Farrington said. “I want all of our swimmers to enjoy the sport first, learn technique next and learn to race hard. If we can do all of those things, titles will take care of themselves.

“It is pretty amazing that we have managed to amass so many wins in a row and maintain such a large team in such a small town. We have so much community support in a town that has proven that they love to swim. I am not sure why it has happened here in Louisburg, but we are almost the smallest town in the league and we have been the largest team for the last seven years.  That doesn’t happen without amazing support and buy-in from the community.”

The Barracudas also finished with several high-point winners as 13 swimmers received trophies following the meet.

Jesse Faulkner (8-and-under girls) Sabra Brueggen (9-10 girls), Emma Prettyman (11-12 girls) and Trae Johnsen (15-and-over boys) led the way as each were crowned league high-point champions.

Lola Dubas (8-U girls), Connor Aadland (8-U boys), Brayton Brueggen (11-12 boys) and Alex Prettyman (15-and-over boys) finished runner-up in their respective class. Claire Brown (9-10), Josiah McCaskill (9-10 boys), Mable Graham (11-12 girls), Sydney Keaton (13-14 girls) and Madelyn Prettyman (15-and-over girls) also left with a trophy as each took third in the high-point standings.

Sabra Brueggen experienced the most success for Louisburg as she won five league titles, including three individual events. Sabra won 50-yard butterfly in 37.94 seconds, the 50 backstroke in 37.64 and 100 individual medley in 1 minute and 25 seconds.

She also joined Ashley Branine, Brown and Megan Quinn to win the 100 medley relay (1:21) and 100 freestyle style relay (1:14). Brown also won a league crown in the 50 breaststroke (46.97).

Faulkner also had a big day as she helped Kasi Tune, Rachel Minor and Cricket McIntire to a win in the 100 medley relay (1:57), and also joined Dubas, Shylah Dowell and McIntire to victory in the 100 freestyle relay (1:44). Individually, she won a league crown in the 25 butterfly (31.27) and 25 backstroke (26.35).

Emma Prettyman won three events as she, along with Graham, Mary Grace McElyea and Delanie Tally, took first in the 200 medley relay (2:26). Emma also won a league title in 50 butterfly (34.25) and 200 individual medley (2:56).

Keaton won three events as well as she, Elizabeth Kratochvil, Avery Graham and Alayna Baker took first in the 200 medley relay (2:21) and 200 freestyle relay (2:03). Keaton also came in first in the 50 freestyle (29.80).

McCaskill had a big day for the boys. He won league titles in the 50 freestyle (34.58) and 50 breaststroke (48.50). He later helped William Goode, Josh Holtzen and Jay McCaskill to victory in the 100 freestyle relay (1:11).

It was another successful season for the Barracudas, but one Kyle Farrington, assistant coach Aimee Farrington and the other swimmers don’t take for granted. The Barracuda coaching staff will also have a different look next season as Aimee has decided to step down after more than a decade with the program.

“Aimee and I have been lucky to be a part of this team and community for the last 11 years,” Kyle said. “We feel blessed that we have been surrounded by such great swimmers, parents and board members for so long. Many coaches dream of having it as good as we have.”

 

Other Barracuda results are:

Girls

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Lola Dubas, third, 25.95; Cricket McIntire, fourth, 26.21; Shylah Dowell, sixth, 28.21

25 butterfly: McIntire, second, 33.06; Brooklyn Davey, fourth, 56.23

25 breaststroke: Rachel Minor, first, 32.63; Dubas, second, 33.69; Kasi Tune, third, 36.38

25 backstroke: Tune, second, 29.85; Macy Hughes, fifth, 31.05; Dowell, sixth, 31.26

100 individual medley: Dubas, first, 2:15.53; Jesse Faulkner, second, 2:16.85

100 freestyle relay: Minor, Hughes, Davey, Tune, fourth, 2:15; Alessandra Martire, Talen McMurray, Gabrella Martire, Madeline Hughes, fifth, 2:23

 

9-10

50 freestyle: Claire Brown, second, 38.18; Ashley Branine, third, 41.35; Megan Quinn, sixth, 45.05

50 butterfly: Quinn, third, 58.54

50 breaststroke: Branine, second, 54.91

50 backstroke: Branine, second, 48.06; Quinn, fifth, 1:01

100 IM: Brown, second, 1:34; Claire Baker, sixth, 2:05

100 freestyle relay: Baker, Elizabeth George, Hannah Farrington, Ally Brown, third, 1:41

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Abby Bradley, Lindsay Keaton, Catie Lemke, Callie O’Brien, fifth, 2:59

50 freestyle: Mable Graham, second, 31.94; Delanie Tally, fourth, 33.98

50 breaststroke: Emma Prettyman, second, 41.45; Mary Grace McElyea, fourth, 43.35

50 backstroke: Mable Graham, first, 35.02; Sophie Baker, fourth, 42.43; Tally, fifth, 42.72

200 IM: Graham, fourth, 3:04

200 freestyle relay: Tally, Bradley, Prettyman, Graham, second, 2:19; Keaton, Tehya Harvey, Aurora Dericotte, Remi Rothlisberger, sixth, 2:55

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Grace Coffey, Alison Prettyman, Sarah Minor, Natalie George, fifth, 2:45

50 freestyle: Avery Graham, second, 31.07; Alayna Baker, third, 31.58; Madi Quinn, sixth, 32.60

50 butterfly: Graham, third, 32.54; Elizabeth Kratochvil, fourth, 33.33;

50 breaststroke: Sydney Keaton, third, 39.97; Kratochvil, fifth, 41.85

50 backstroke: Keaton, second, 34.43; Graham, third, 35.49; Baker, fifth, 37.41

200 IM: Kratochvil, third, 2:49; Quinn, fifth, 3:10; Minor, sixth, 3:11

200 freestyle relay: Minor, Quinn, Coffey, Prettyman, fifth, 2:16

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Melia Rice, Kaitlyn Lewer, Teagan Myers, Rachel McElyea, second, 2:44

50 freestyle: Lewer, fifth, 32.65

50 butterfly: Rice, fifth, 38.08

50 breaststroke: Lewer, third, 39.62; Rice, fourth, 42.40; McElyea, sixth, 46.74

50 backstroke: Rice, second, 38.94; Myers, fourth, 42.02; Lewer, sixth, 43.76

200 freestyle relay: Rice, McElyea, Myers, Lewer, second, 2:28

 

BOYS

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Casey Carpenter-Ross, third, 20.97

25 butterfly: Connor Aadland, third, 30.80; Carpenter-Ross, fifth, 33.01

25 breaststroke: Dominick Poetter, fifth, 37.54

25 backstroke: Carpenter-Ross, second, 26.53

100 IM: Aadland, second, 2:09

100 freestyle relay: Carpenter-Ross, Poetter, Noah Sharp, Aadland, first, 1:39; Wyatt Guetterman, John Guetterman, Andrew Jamison, Cavan O’Brien, fourth, 2:07

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Ethan Sharp, Josiah McCaskill, William Goode, Josh Holtzen, second, 1:40

50 freestyle: Holtzen, fifth, 38.25; Goode, sixth, 39.53

50 butterfly: Goode, fourth, 51.48

50 breaststroke: Holtzen, second, 49.81; Jay McCaskill, fourth, 1:01; Colton Prettyman, fifth, 1:03

50 backstroke: Goode, first, 45.90; Jay McCaskill, fourth, 56.68

100 IM: Josiah McCaskill, second, 1:30; Holtzen, fifth, 1:43

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Brayton Brueggen, Braden Branine, Remington Rice, Cole Brown, first, 2:36

50 freestyle: Remington Rice, first, 31.18; Brown, sixth, 34.47

50 butterfly: Rice, third, 37.59; Brueggen, fourth, 41.87; Brown, fifth, 42.37

50 breaststroke: Branine, fifth, 47.39

50 backstroke: Rice, third, 41.37; Henry Coolidge, fourth, 45.95

200 IM: Brueggen, third, 3:06; Brown, fourth, 3:18; Branine, fifth, 3:30

200 freestyle relay: Brown, Brueggen, Cooper Hipp, Rice, second, 2:20; Jordan Brown, Bryce Collins, Drake Burdine, Branine, fourth, 2:56

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Drake Burdine, Bret Minor, Davy Brock, Gus Faulkner, first, 2:52

50 freestyle: Minor, fifth, 33.13; Faulkner, sixth, 34.78

50 butterfly: Brock, fourth, 35.40

50 breaststroke: Minor, fourth, 42.27

50 backstroke: Brock, first, 34.0; Faulkner, third, 40.69

200 IM: Brock, fourth, 2:50

200 freestyle relay: Minor, Henry Coolidge, Faulkner, Brock, second, 2:23

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Trae Johnsen, Christopher Tyson, Alex Prettyman, Gareth Baus, third, 2:03.29

50 freestyle: Johnsen, third, 25.24

50 butterfly: Prettyman, second, 26.96;

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, first, 31.67

50 backstroke: Johnsen, third, 28.37

200 IM: Johnsen, third, 2:22; Prettyman, fourth, 2:24

200 freestyle relay: Prettyman, Baus, Tyson, Johnsen, third, 1:49

Louisburg’s Josh Holtzen swims the freestyle during Saturday’s meet against the Woodson Sharks at the Louisburg Aquatic Center. The Barracudas defeated the Raytown, Mo., team 313-220 to end their regular season with a 4-0 record.

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One streak is intact for another year.

The Louisburg Barracudas, which haven’t lost a regular season meet since 2009, continued that trend Saturday as the Barracudas defeated the Woodson Sharks 313-220 at the Louisburg Aquatic Center.

Louisburg finished the regular season with a 4-0 record as it heads into the South Suburban League finals this coming Saturday in Harrisonville, Mo.

The Barracudas faced their stiffest competition of the season, but still got big performances from several swimmers, including Madelyn Prettyman. Prettyman dominated the 15-and-over girls division as she won five blue ribbons, including three individual victories.

Prettyman won the 50-meter freestyle in 29.87 seconds, the 50 butterfly in 31.31 and the 50 backstroke in 33.19 seconds. She also joined Teagan Myers, Kaitlyn Lewer and Rachel McElyea to take first in the 200 medley relay in 2:48, while Prettyman, Myers, Lewer and Aye won the 200 freestyle relay in 2:44.

Sydney Keaton (13-14) and Sabra Brueggen (9-10) each captured four events to end the meet strong.

Keaton helped Elizabeth Kratochvil, Avery Graham and Alayna Baker to victories in the 200 medley relay (2:35) and 200 freestyle relay (2:20). Keaton also won a pair of individual races in the 50 breaststroke (44.53) and 50 backstroke (38.78).

Brueggen also won two events as she finished first in the 50 backstroke (42.88) and 100 individual medley (1 minute and 35 seconds). She also teamed with Ashley Branine, Claire Brown and Megan Quinn for victories in the 100 medley (1:31) and 100 freestyle relay (1:22)

Louisburg also had nine swimmers win three events.

Jesse Faulkner (8-and-under), Cricket McIntire (8-U), Claire Brown (9-10), Elizabeth Kratochvil (13-14), Avery Graham (13-14) and Kaitlyn Lewer (15-and-over) each captured three first-place ribbons for the girls. Brayton Brueggen (11-12), Josiah McCaskill (9-10) and Casey Carpenter-Ross (8-U) also won three events for the boys.

The Barracudas will look to continue another streak Saturday in Harrisonville as Louisburg goes for its eighth straight league crown. The meet is set to begin at 8 a.m.

Other Barracuda results are:

GIRLS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Kasi Tune, Rachel Minor, Jesse Faulkner, Cricket McIntire, first, 2:01.56

25 freestyle: Lola Dubas, first, 26.56; Shylah Dowell, second, 26.87; Tune, third, 30.46; Minor, fourth, 34.26; Alessandra Martire, fifth, 36.56; Macy Hughes, sixth, 37.12

25 butterfly: McIntire, first, 31.20; Faulkner, second, 32.78

25 breaststroke: Minor, first, 33.69; Dubas, second, 38.13; Tune, third, 43.42

25 backstroke: Tune, first, 33.39; Hughes, second, 34.88; Dowell, third, 37.37; Brooklyn Davey, fourth, 41.66; Gabrella Martire, fifth, 45.16; A. Martire, sixth, 50.75

100 IM: Faulkner, first, 2:45; Dubas, second, 2:51; McIntire, third, 3:10

100 freestyle relay: Faulkner, Dubas, Dowell, McIntire, first, 1:56; Macy Hughes, G. Martire, Madeline Hughes, Tune, second, 2:31; Davey, Elaine Coolidge, Kenley Baima, Minor, third, 2:32

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Ally Brown, Jessi Miller, Claire Baker, Haley VanGilder, third, 2:10

50 freestyle: Claire Brown, second, 46.12; Ashley Branine, third, 50.72; Megan Quinn, fourth, 51.60; Macie Baima, sixth, 52.98

50 butterfly: Sabra Brueggen, second, 45.12; Baker, third, 1:13; A. Brown, fourth, 1:19

50 breaststroke: C. Brown, first, 52.50; Branine, second, 59.78

50 backstroke: Branine, second, 51.66; Baima, fifth, 1:10; Baker, sixth, 1:11

100 IM: C. Brown, second, 1:49; Baker, fifth, 2:21

100 freestyle relay: A. Brown, Baker, Annika Hartgrave, Baima, third, 1:55

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Abby Bradley, Lindsay Keaton, Remi Rothlisberger, Callie O’Brien, second, 3:22

50 freestyle: Mable Graham, second, 35.72; Delanie Tally, third, 37.06; Abby Bradley, sixth, 39.75

50 butterfly: Emma Prettyman, first, 39.28; Aurora Dericotte, fourth, 1:00.19; Rothlisberger, fifth, 1:00.51

50 breaststroke: Mary Grace McElyea, second, 48.93; Prettyman, third, 50.34; Tally, fourth, 53.34; Keaton, fifth, 54.50

50 backstroke: Mable Graham, first, 40.06; Bradley, second, 47.59; Sophie Baker, third, 49.70; O’Brien, fifth, 52.32; Rothlisberger, sixth, 56.0

200 IM: Prettyman, second, 3:19; Graham, third, 3:29; Bradley, fifth, 3:50; O’Brien, sixth, 4:17

200 freestyle relay: Tally, Bradley, Prettyman, Graham, first, 2:35; Baker, McElyea, Keaton, Rothlisberger, third, 3:02; Tehya Harvey, Anna Poe, Dericotte, Dana Mattison, fourth, 3:31

 

13-14

50 freestyle: Avery Graham, second, 34.95; Alayna Baker, third, 35.32; Alison Prettyman, fifth, 37.29; Madison Quinn, sixth, 37.40

50 butterfly: Graham, first, 36.21; Elizabeth Kratochvil, third, 37.31; Baker, fourth, 40.59; Sarah Minor, fifth, 42.76; Prettyman, sixth, 46.91

50 breaststroke: Kratochvil, second, 45.22; Quinn, fourth, 49.34; Prettyman, fifth, 50.16

50 backstroke: Graham, second, 41.53; Baker, third, 42.53; Minor, fifth, 42.99; Grace Coffey, sixth, 46.47

200 IM: Kratochvil, first, 3:07; Quinn, third, 3:38.28; Minor, fourth, 3:38.94

200 freestyle relay: Quinn, Coffey, Minor, Prettyman, third, 2:35

 

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Kaitlyn Lewer, second, 36.31; Teagan Myers, fourth, 43.84; Rachel McElyea, fifth, 48.59; Shayla Aye, sixth, 50.75

50 butterfly: Myers, second, 44.96; Aye, third, 1:07

50 breaststroke: Lewer, first, 43.50; McElyea, third, 54.59

50 backstroke: Myers, third, 48.06; McElyea, sixth, 1:03

 

BOYS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Andrew Jamison, Colin Brown, Braxton Koechner, Noah Sharp, second, 2:46

25 freestyle: Casey Carpenter-Ross, first, 23.25; Brown, second, 23.85; Connor Aadland, fifth, 25.0; Koechner, sixth, 29.59

25 butterfly: Aadland, second, 34.32

25 breaststroke: Dominick Poetter, third, 59.78

25 backstroke: Carpenter-Ross, first, 28.87; Brown, second, 32.02; Wyatt Guetterman, third, 32.69; Poetter, fifth, 38.25; Brayden Vohs, sixth, 39.21

100 freestyle relay: Carpenter-Ross, Sharp, Brown, Aadland, first, 1:48; Koechner, John Guetterman, W. Guetterman, Poetter, third, 2:09; Cavan O’Brien, Spencer Mattison; Vohs, Jamison, fourth, 3:01

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Ethan Sharp, Josh Holtzen, Josiah McCaskill, Emmett White, first, 1:43

50 freestyle: McCaskill, second, 39.31; Holtzen, third, 44.34; White, fifth, 48.94; Colton Prettyman, sixth, 53.27

50 breaststroke: McCaskill, first, 55.24; Holtzen, second, 55.81; Prettyman, third, 1:06; Canaan Clayton, fourth, 1:14; White, sixth, 1:35

50 backstroke: Ethan Sharp, second, 1:13; Jacob Brown, third, 1:16; Bryce Collins, fourth, 1:18; Prettyman, sixth, 1:29

100 IM: McCaskill, second, 1:46; Holtzen, third, 2:00

100 freestyle relay: McCaskill, Holtzen, White, Prettyman, first, 1:24; Collins, Sharp, Clayton, Brown, second, 1:42

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Brayton Brueggen, Braden Branine, Remington Rice, Cole Brown, first, 2:53

50 freestyle: C. Brown, third, 38.28; Cooper Hipp, fourth, 40.69; Branine, fifth, 42.77; Jordan Brown, sixth, 44.07

50 butterfly: Rice, second, 42.16; Brueggen, third, 46.66; C. Brown, fourth, 50.91

50 breaststroke: Branine, second, 52.13; C. Brown, third, 56.34; Hipp, fourth, 1:02

50 backstroke: Brueggen, first, 42.63; Rice, fourth, 50.93; Henry Coolidge, fifth, 51.63; J. Brown, sixth, 56.84

200 IM: Brueggen, second, 3:26; Branine, fourth, 3:50

200 freestyle relay: C. Brown, Branine, Brueggen, Rice, first, 2:40.42; Drake Burdine, Caden Bradshaw, Hipp, Nathan Woerpel, fourth, 3:31

 

13-14

50 freestyle: Davy Brock, third, 33.60; Bridger Baus, fourth, 40.09

50 butterfly: Brock, second, 39.59

50 backstroke: Brock, second, 38.03; Baus, fourth, 48.19

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Trae Johnsen, Alex Prettyman, Davy Brock, Christopher Tyson, second, 2:17

50 freestyle: Johnsen, second, 27.97

50 butterfly: Prettyman, third, 30.28

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, first, 36.57; Tyson, sixth, 43.21

50 backstroke: Johnsen, second, 31.48; Tyson, fifth, 43.34

200 IM: Prettyman, third, 2:44; Johnsen, fifth, 2:47

200 freestyle relay: Johnsen, Prettyman, Tyson, Brock, second 2:02

Louisburg’s Melia Rice swims to the finish in the 50-meter breaststroke during last Saturday’s meet against Golden Valley at the Louisburg Aquatic Center. The Barracudas defeated Golden Valley 437-133.

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The Louisburg Barracudas had a chance to swim in their home waters for the first time this season and they didn’t disappoint.

Louisburg won its third consecutive meet to start the season as it defeated the Golden Valley Swim Club 437-133 last Saturday and ran away with another meet victory. The team out of Clinton, Mo., couldn’t keep up with the Barracudas as they dominated several age groups.

Sabra Brueggen (9- to 10-year-olds) and Madilyn Prettyman (15-and-over) had the best day of all the Barracudas as they finished with five first-place ribbons.

Jesse Faulkner (8-and-under), Claire Brown (9-10), Mable Graham (11-12), Emma Prettyman (11-12) and Sydney Keaton (13-14) each won four first-place ribbons on the girls side. Brayton Brueggen (11-12) and Trae Johnsen (15-and-over) both recorded four first-place finishes for the boys.

Madilyn Prettyman dominated her age division as she won the 50-meter freestyle in 29.94 seconds, the 50 butterfly in 30.28 and 200 individual medley in 2 minutes and 34.43 seconds. Madilyn also helped Teagan Myers, Kaitlyn Lewer and Melia Rice won the 200 medley relay in 2:39 and 200 freestyle in 2:31.

Sabra Brueggen and Brown swept the events in the 9-10 girls class as both girls teamed up with Ashley Branine and Megan Quinn to capture the 100 medley relay in 1:30 and 100 freestyle relay in 1:23.

Brueggen went on to win the 50 butterfly (42.47), 50 backstroke (41.59) and 100 individual medley (1:35). Brown added victories in the 50 freestyle (45.16) and 50 breaststroke (53.15).

Graham and Emma Prettyman did much of the same in the 11-12 girls division. Graham took first in the 50 freestyle (36.59) and 50 backstroke (42.06), while Emma won the 50 butterfly (41.87) and 200 individual medley (3:26).

Catie Lemke and Delanie Tally joined Graham and Emma Prettyman to win the 200 medley relay (2:53) and 200 freestyle relay (2:45).

Keaton helped Sarah Minor, Elizabeth Kratochvil and Avery Graham to victory in the 200 medley relay (2:39) and joined Avery, Kratochvil and Alison Prettyman to win the 200 freestyle relay (2:26) for the 13-14 girls. Keaton also captured first-place ribbons in the 50 freestyle (32.84) and 50 breaststroke (44.31).

Faulkner rounded the top girl placers as she won 25 freestyle (24.84) and 25 butterfly (32.37). She later teamed up with Lola Dubas, Cricket McIntire and Shylah Dowell to win both the 100 medley (2:17) and 100 freestyle (1:51) relays.

On the boy’s side, Trae Johnson won three individual races and a relay. Johnsen took the top spot in the 50 freestyle (27.93), 50 backstroke (33.59) and 200 individual medley (2:36). Johnsen, along with Alex Prettyman, Christopher Tyson and Bret Minor, won the 200 freestyle relay (2:09).

Brayton Brueggen won the 50 backstroke (45.69) and 200 individual medley (3:36) and earlier joined Braden Branine, Cole Brown and Remington Rice to win the 200 medley relay (3:10). Brayton, Brown, Rice and Henry Coolidge finished the meet with a victory in the 200 freestyle relay (2:47).

Louisburg returns to action this Saturday when it hosts the Woodson Sharks out of Raytown, Mo. The meet is set to begin at 8 a.m.

 

Other Barracuda results are:

GIRLS

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Cricket McIntire, second, 25.19; Shylah Dowell, fourth, 28.47; Kasi Tune, fifth, 29.28

25 butterfly: Lola Dubas, second, 42.0

25 breaststroke: Rachel Minor, first, 34.34; Dubas, second, 36.56; Tune, third, 40.15; Brooklyn Davey, fourth, 1:14

25 backstroke: Kasi Tune, first, 30.25; Jesse Faulkner, second, 31.16; Dowell, third, 34.79; Madeline Hughes, fourth, 41.50; Davey, fifth, 46.16

100 IM: Dubas, first, 3:03

100 freestyle relay: Madeline Hughes, Tune, Gabrella Martire, Alessandra Martire, third, 2:34

 

9-10

50 freestyle: Megan Quinn, second, 52.03; Ally Brown, fourth, 56.16; Jessi Miller, fifth, 1:02.65; Hannah Farrington, sixth, 1:03.41

50 butterfly: Quinn, second, 1:09; Claire Baker, third, 1:23; Farrington, fourth, 1:26

50 breaststroke: Ashley Branine, second, 1:01; Miller, fifth, 1:46; Haley VanGilder, sixth, 2:16

50 backstroke: Branine, second, 53.10; Baker, fourth, 1:15; VanGilder, fifth, 1:20

100 IM: Claire Brown, second, 1:51; Branine, third, 2:00; Quinn, fourth, 2:22; Baker, fifth, 2:29

100 freestyle relay: Elizabeth George, Farrington, Baker, Ally Brown, second, 1:57; Annika Hartgrave, Miller, VanGilder, Macy Hughes, third, 2:19

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Callie O’Brien, Mary Grace McElyea, Abby Bradley, Remi Rothlisberger, third, 3:13.75

50 freestyle: Delanie Tally, second, 38.09; Bradley, fourth, 39.81; Catie Lemke, sixth, 40.87

50 butterfly: Lemke, second, 49.50; Rothlisberger, fourth, 59.75; Aurora Dericotte, fifth, 1:01

50 breaststroke: McElyea, first, 48.75; Emma Prettyman, second, 48.93; Lemke, third, 50.90; Bradley, fifth, 53.75; Tally, sixth, 54.50

50 backstroke: Bradley, fourth, 48.81; Tally, fifth, 49.44; O’Brien, sixth, 51.34

200 IM: Mable Graham, second, 3:27.38

100 freestyle relay: Bradley, Tehya Harvey, Rothlisberger, O’Brien, third, 3:11; Anna Poe, Sam Miller, Dericotte, McElyea, fourth, 3:30

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Grace Coffey, Madison Quinn, Maddie Kelly, Alison Prettyman, second, 2:59

50 freestyle: Avery Graham, second, 34.16; Quinn, third, 37.28; Prettyman, fourth, 39.84; Coffey, fifth, 39.91

50 butterfly: Graham, second, 36.63; Elizabeth Kratochvil, third, 38.44; Kelly, fourth, 41.44; Sarah Minor, fifth, 42.37; Prettyman, sixth, 49.62

50 breaststroke: Kratochvil, second, 45.87; Quinn, third, 48.16; Prettyman, fourth, 51.93

50 backstroke: Graham, second, 42.56; Minor, third, 44.75; Kelly, fourth, 47.34; Coffey, fifth, 48.25

200 IM: Kratochvil, second, 3:10; Sydney Keaton, third, 3:16; Minor, fourth, 3:36; Quinn, fifth, 3:38; Kelly, sixth, 3:39

200 freestyle relay: Minor, Kelly, Natalie George, Quinn, third, 2:43

 

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Kaitlyn Lewer, third, 37.94; Teagan Myers, fourth, 43.31; Rachel McElyea, fifth, 47.25; Shayla Aye, sixth, 49.96

50 butterfly: Melia Rice, second, 41.09; Myers, third, 46.88; Aye, fourth, 1:18

50 breaststroke: Lewer, first, 44.25; Rice, second, 47.19; McElyea, fourth, 55.75

50 backstroke: Rice, first, 41.50; Myers, third, 47.10; Lewer, fourth, 50.97; McElyea, fifth, 1:03; Aye, sixth, 1:17

200 freestyle relay: Aye, McElyea, Grace Coffey, Lindsay Keaton, second, 3:01

 

BOYS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Wyatt Guetterman, Dominick Poetter, Conor Aadlund, Casey Carpenter-Ross, first, 2:13

25 freestyle: Carpenter-Ross, second, 24.15; Aadlund, third, 24.34; Colin Brown, fourth, 26.13; Noah Sharp, fifth, 28.47; Poetter, sixth, 29.28

25 butterfly: Aadlund, second, 32.91

25 breaststroke: Brown, first, 39.08; Poetter, second, 47.84

25 backstroke: Aadlund, first, 28.12; Carpenter-Ross, third, 30.50; Brown, fourth, 31.94; Guetterman, fifth, 35.81; Jamison, sixth, 42.13

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Ethan Sharp, Josiah McCaskill, William Goode, Josh Holtzen, first, 1:40.28; Jacob Brown, Colton Prettyman, Emmett White, Canaan Clayton, second, 2:04.47; Bryce Collins, Jay McCaskill, Reid McCaskill, Andrew Jamison, third, 2:07.59

50 freestyle: Holtzen, second, 45.44; Jay McCaskill, third, 48.06; Reid McCaskill, fourth, 49.81; White, fifth, 49.84; Prettyman, sixth, 54.34

50 butterfly: Goode, second, 58.93; Reid McCaskill, third, 1:16

50 breaststroke: Josiah McCaskill, first, 55.15; Holtzen, second, 1:00.24; Prettyman, third, 1:08; Jay McCaskill, fourth, 1:11; Clayton, fifth, 1:20; White, sixth, 1:28

50 backstroke: Goode, first, 57.72; Sharp, second, 1:04; Jay McCaskill, third, 1:09; Reid McCaskill, fourth, 1:12; Collins, fifth, 1:15

100 IM: Josiah McCaskill, second, 1:44; Holtzen, third, 2:00; Goode, fourth, 2:05; Prettyman, fifth, 2:38

 

11-12

50 freestyle: Cole Brown, second, 38.22; Braden Branine, fourth, 42.22; Remington Rice, sixth, 43.21

50 butterfly: Rice, second, 42.16; Brown, third, 48.15

50 breaststroke: Branine, third, 51.66; Brown, fourth, 55.50; Brayton Brueggen, fifth, 56.81; Nathan Woerpel, sixth, 1:15

50 backstroke: Rice, second, 48.35; Henry Coolidge, third, 49.88; Jordan Brown, fifth, 58.25

200 IM: Branine, second, 3:53

200 freestyle relay: Trey Myers, Woerpel, Branine, Jordan Brown, third, 3:21; Caden Bradshaw, Canaan Clayton, Jacob Brown, Colton Prettyman, fourth, 3:52

 

13-14

50 freestyle: Bret Minor, second, 36.69

50 butterfly: Minor, second, 45.72

50 breaststroke: Minor, first, 49.16

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Trae Johnsen, Alex Prettyman, Bret Minor, Christopher Tyson, second, 2:19.22

50 freestyle: Prettyman, second, 29.19; Tyson, fifth, 32.88

50 butterfly: Prettyman, first, 31.32

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, second, 37.56; Tyson, third, 44.0

50 backstroke: Tyson, third, 43.03

Louisburg’s Sydney Keaton swims the breaststroke during a meet earlier this season. The Barracudas defeated Butler 430-44 on June 25 in Butler, Mo. Keaton won five events to help lead Louisburg.

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BUTLER, Mo. – The Louisburg Barracuda swim team made things look easy during its June 25 road meet in Butler.

The Barracudas cruised to a 430-44 victory to earn their second straight victory on the season. Louisburg had plenty of individuals who finished with a strong day as it had three boys and three girls end up with five first-place finishes each.

Sabra Brueggen (9-to-10-year olds), Mable Graham (11-12) and Sydney Keaton (13-14) each ended the meet with five first-place ribbons, while Brayton Brueggen (11-12), Davy Brock (13-14) and Trae Johnsen (15-and-over) led the boys side with five event victories.

Jesse Faulkner (8-and-under), Cricket McIntire (8-U), Claire Brown (9-10) and Madelyn Prettyman (15-and-over) each finished the day with four first-place honors, as did Josiah McCaskill (9-10), Bret Minor (13-14) and Alex Prettyman (15-and-over).

Keaton led a strong 13-14 age group that scored several points for the Barracudas. She won the 50-meter freestyle in 33.22 seconds, 50 breaststroke in 44.06 seconds and 50 backstroke in 38.84. Keaton also joined Avery Graham, Elizabeth Kratochvil and Alison Prettyman to win the 200 medley relay in a time of 2 minutes and 41 seconds and the same team also won the 200 freestyle relay in 2:26.

Mable Graham was the top swimmer in the 11-12 category as she won the 50 freestyle (38.50), 50 backstroke (41.51) and 200 individual medley (3:28). Graham also helped Catie Lemke, Emma Prettyman and Sophie Baker to a victory in the 200 medley relay (2:57) and 200 freestyle relay (2:47).

Sabra Brueggen had big day for the second straight meet as she captured wins in the 50 butterfly (45.81), 50 backstroke (41.69) and 100 individual medley (1:35). Sabra joined Ashley Branine, Claire Brown and Megan Quinn to win the 100 medley relay (1:36) and 100 freestyle relay (1:30).

Trae Johnsen edged out teammate Alex Prettyman in the 15-and-over boys division to win the 50 freestyle (28.23) and later won the 50 backstroke (34.89) and 200 individual medley (2:37). Johnsen, Alex Prettyman, Christopher Tyson and Gareth Baus took first in the 200 medley relay (2:21) and 200 freestyle relay (2:10).

Davy Brock did much of the same in the 13-14 division. Brock won the 50 freestyle (34.68), 50 backstroke (38.37) and 200 individual medley (3:12). Brock, Bret Minor, Bridger Baus and Gus Faulkner took first in the 200 medley relay (2:53) and 200 freestyle relay (2:37).

Brayton Brueggen joined Cooper Hipp, Braden Branine and Remington Rice to win the 200 medley relay (3:11) and also helped Cole Brown, Drake Baus and Rice win the 200 freestyle (2:55) in the 11-12 class. Brayton also took first in the 50 butterfly (44.66), 50 backstroke (43.09) and 200 individual medley (3:28).

Louisburg will host Clinton, Mo., on Saturday in its home opener at the Louisburg Aquatic Center. The meet is set to begin at 8 a.m.

 

Other Barracuda results are:

Girls

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Macy Hughes, Lola Dubas, Jesse Faulkner, Cricket McIntire, first, 2:22

25 freestyle: McIntire, first, 24.56; Shylah Dowell, second, 25.61; Dubas, third, 26.20; Faulkner, fourth, 26.22

25 butterfly: Faulkner, first, 30.67; Dubas, second, 42.00

25 breaststroke: McIntire, first, 36.44; Dubas, second, 38.53; Rachel Minor, third, 39.59

25 backstroke: Faulkner, first, 30.87; Macy Hughes, fifth, 44.32; Madeline Hughes, sixth, 46.13

100 freestyle relay: Faulkner, Macy Hughes, McIntire, Dubas, first, 2:13

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Elizabeth George, Claire Baker, Hannah Farrington, Madeline Hughes, second, 2:31.49

50 freestyle: Claire Brown, first, 44.94; Ashley Branine, second, 53.47; Baker, third, 56.25; Megan Quinn, fourth, 1:00.38; Farrington, fifth, 1:04; George, sixth, 1:32

50 butterfly: Quinn, second, 1:23.40

50 breaststroke: Brown, first, 54.91; Baker, second, 1:27

50 backstroke: Branine, second, 54.75; Quinn, third, 1:15

100 individual medley: Branine, second, 2:07; Baker, third, 2:29

100 freestyle relay: Baker, Farrington, George, Talen McMurray, second, 2:10

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Tehya Harvey, Lindsay Keaton, Davis Guetterman, Callie O’Brien, second, 3:32.01

50 freestyle: Catie Lemke, second, 40.47; Sophie Baker, third, 42.71; O’Brien, fourth, 43.81; Guetterman, fifth, 43.85; Keaton, sixth, 49.37

50 butterfly: Emma Prettyman, first, 45.68; Lemke, second, 50.91; Guetterman, fourth, 59.87; Aurora Dericotte, fifth, 1:04

50 breaststroke: Lemke, first, 49.53; Prettyman, second, 51.50; Keaton, third, 56.60; O’Brien, fourth, 56.63; Harvey, fifth, 1:03; Guetterman, sixth, 1:03

50 backstroke: Baker, second, 52.75; O’Brien, third, 55.18; Keaton, fourth, 58.47; Harvey, sixth, 1:03

200 individual medley: Prettyman, second, 3:37; Baker, third, 4:08

200 freestyle relay: Keaton, Dericotte, Guetterman, O’Brien, second, 3:25

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Grace Coffey, Madison Quinn, Sarah Minor, Natalie George, third, 3:02

50 freestyle: Avery Graham, second, 36.10; Quinn, fourth, 37.28; Coffey, fifth, 38.88

50 butterfly: Graham, first, 36.47; Elizabeth Kratochvil, second, 37.35; Minor, fourth, 44.59; Alison Prettyman, fifth, 48.53; Coffey, sixth, 48.97

50 breaststroke: Kratochvil, second, 45.25; Quinn, fourth, 50.12; Prettyman, fifth, 51.56

50 backstroke: Graham, second, 41.63; Minor, third, 43.10; Coffey, sixth, 48.15

200 individual medley: Kratochvil, first, 3:11; Quinn, second, 3:35; Minor, third, 3:36

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Melia Rice, Kaitlyn Lewer, Madelyn Prettyman, Teagan Myers, first, 2:36

50 freestyle: Lewer, fourth, 36.91; Rice, sixth, 37.94

50 butterfly: Prettyman, first, 30.35; Myers, third, 44.84

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, first, 33.35; Lewer, second, 44.46; Rice, fourth, 47.62

50 backstroke: Rice, third, 44.28; Myers, fourth, 46.88; Lewer, sixth, 48.90

200 individual medley: Prettyman, first, 2:35

200 freestyle relay: Lewer, Myers, Rice, Prettyman, second, 2:27

 

BOYS

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Connor Aadland, first, 22.94; Dominick Poetter, third, 28.94; Matthew Farrington, fourth, 44.87

25 breaststroke: Aadland, first, 34.09

25 backstroke: Aadland, first, 29.50; Poetter, 40.40; Farrington, 54.72

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Josiah McCaskill, Josh Holtzen, William Goode, Colton Prettyman, first, 1:39

50 freestyle: McCaskill, first, 41.33; Holtzen, second, 42.44; Goode, third, 42.85; Canaan Clayton, fourth, 58.47; Prettyman, fifth, 1:00

50 breaststroke: McCaskill, first, 54.62; Holtzen, second, 57.60

50 backstroke: Goode, first, 56.96; Clayton, second, 1:33; Dakota Cummins, fifth, 2:01

100 individual medley: Holtzen, first, 1:56

100 freestyle relay: McCaskill, Holtzen, Goode, Prettyman, first, 1:24

 

11-12

50 freestyle: Remington Rice, first, 36.21; Cole Brown, second, 39.59; Cooper Hipp, third, 44.96; Drake Baus, sixth, 50.72

50 butterfly: Rice, second, 45.75

50 breaststroke: Braden Branine, first, 56.09; Brown, second, 56.44; Hipp, fourth, 1:06; Baus, fifth, 1:17; Trey Myers, sixth, 1:23

50 backstroke: Rice, second, 52.03; Baus, third, 54.69; Branine, fourth, 58.75; Hipp, fifth, 1:03; Myers, sixth, 1:09

200 individual medley: Brown, second, 3:47; Branine, third, 4:05

200 freestyle relay: Branine, Drake Burdine, Christian Golladay, Hipp, second, 3:34

 

13-14

50 freestyle: Bret Minor, second, 37.13; Gus Faulkner, third, 38.75; Bridger Baus, fourth, 41.59

50 butterfly: Minor, first, 46.85

50 breaststroke: Minor, first, 47.62; Faulkner, second, 56.37

50 backstroke: Baus, second, 46.97; Faulkner, third, 47.87

 

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Alex Prettyman, second, 28.72; Gareth Baus, fourth, 31.89; Christopher Tyson, fifth, 32.47

50 butterfly: Prettyman, first, 30.88

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, first, 38.84; Tyson, second, 44.41; Baus, third, 48.38

50 backstroke: Tyson, second, 44.18; Baus, third, 44.90

Josiah McCaskill swims to a victory in the 50-meter freestyle during the Louisburg Barracudas’ season opening meet on June 11 in Harrisonville, Mo. McCaskill won four first-place ribbons on the day.

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HARRISONVILLE, Mo. – It was just the first meet of the season, but the Louisburg Barracudas swim team already had a long winning streak to defend.

The Barracudas haven’t lost a regular season meet since 2009 and have won seven consecutive South Suburban League titles.

On Saturday in Harrisonville, the Barracudas kept one streak intact and took a step forward in keeping the other one going. Louisburg defeated Harrisonville 319-161 to continue its dominance over the league.

Three Barracuda swimmers finished the day with five first-place ribbons, which included three individual victories and two relay wins. Sabra Brueggen (9 to 10-year old), Brayton Brueggen (11-12) and Trae Johnsen (15-and over) each earned that honor.

Josiah McCaskill (9-10) won four events on the boys side and Jesse Faulkner (8-and-under) captured four first-place ribbons for the girls.

Sabra had a strong showing as she won the 50-meter breaststroke in 50.35 seconds, the 50 backstroke in 41.84 and the 100 individual medley in 1 minute and 31.81 seconds. She also teamed up with Claire Brown, Ashley Branine and Hannah Farrington to win the 100 medley relay (1:36.54) and 100 freestyle relay (1:30.69).

Brayton also had a pair of relay wins as he, Remington Rice, Drake Baus and Cole Brown won the 200 medley relay (3:18) and 200 freestyle relay (2:56). Brayton also picked up first place ribbons in the 50 butterfly (45.47), 50 backstroke (42.72) and 200 individual medley.

Johnsen swam away from the rest of the competition won the 50 freestyle in 28.25 seconds and later won the 50 backstroke in 33.56 and 200 individual medley in 2:43. He joined Christopher Tyson, Alex Prettyman and Gareth Baus to win the 200 medley relay (2:21) and 200 freestyle relay (2:04).

As for McCaskill, he joined Jay McCaskill, William Goode and Josh Holtzen to win the 100 medley relay (1:39), while Josiah, Jay, Goode and Reid McCaskill won the 100 freestyle relay (1:22). Josiah later went on to win the 50 freestyle (41.53) and 50 breaststroke (56.81).

Faulkner had a good day for the 8-U girls as she got victories in the 25 freestyle (26.83), 25 breaststroke (31.97) and 25 backstroke (31.09). She also teamed up with Lola Dubas, Cricket McInitre and Macy Hughes to win the 100 freestyle relay (2:12).

The Barracudas have a bye this week, but will return to action on June 25 when it travels to Butler, Mo., for a meet.

Other Barracuda results are:

Girls

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Lola Dubas, second, 26.69; Cricket McIntire, third, 27.25; Macy Hughes, sixth, 41.56

25 butterfly: Dubas, second, 39.35

25 breaststroke: Dubas, first, 41.22; McIntire, second, 44.81

25 backstroke: Hughes, third, 45.41; Talen McMurray, fifth, 49.0

9-10

50 freestyle: Claire Brown, first, 42.87; Ashley Branine, second, 51.28; Ally Brown, sixth, 58.97

50 breaststroke: Brown, second, 54.75; Branine, third, 1:06.59

50 backstroke: Branine, second, 56.0; C. Brown, third, 56.53; A. Brown, fifth, 1:15.13

100 freestyle relay: Claire Baker, A. Brown, Annika Hartgrave, Madeline Hughes, third, 2:16.56

11-12

200 medley relay: Mable Graham, Mary Grace McElyea, Emma Prettyman, Delanie Tally, first, 2:49.22

50 freestyle: Tally, first, 37.53; Graham, fourth, 38.41; Prettyman, fifth, 38.53

50 butterfly: Prettyman, first, 41.78

50 breaststroke: Graham, sixth, 51.62

50 backstroke: Graham, first, 43.50; Callie O’Brien, second, 50.75; Sophie Baker, third, 51.50; Lindsay Keaton, fourth, 1:00.13; McElyea, fifth, 1:00.37; Brooke Farrington, sixth, 1:00.91

200 individual medley: Prettyman, first, 3:35.70; Catie Lemke, fifth, 4:08.65

200 freestyle relay: Prettyman, O’Brien, Tally, Graham, second, 2:44.34; Remi Rothlisberger, Farrington, Aurora Dericotte, Lemke, fourth, 3:26.85

13-14

200 medley relay: Maddie Kelly, Sydney Keaton, Elizabeth Kratochvil, Alayna Baker, first, 2:40; Avery Graham, Madi Quinn, Sarah Minor, Grace Coffey, third, 2:50

50 freestyle: Keaton, first, 33.10; Graham, second, 34.06; Baker, third, 35.62; Alison Prettyman, fourth, 37.0; Quinn, sixth, 38.06

50 butterfly: Graham, second, 35.87; Kratochvil, third, 37.72; Baker, fourth, 40.31; Kelly, fifth, 40.92; Minor, sixth, 42.46

50 breaststroke: Keaton, third, 43.46; Kratochvil, fourth, 45.35; Quinn, fifth, 49.78; Prettyman, sixth, 49.78

50 backstroke: Graham, first, 41.03; Baker, second, 43.81; Minor, third, 44.38; Kelly, fourth, 45.87; Coffey, fifth, 49.41

200 individual medley: Kratochvil, second, 3:13.38; Keaton, third, 3:13.84; Minor, fourth, 3:41.35; Kelly, fifth, 3:41.93; Quinn, sixth, 3:47.56

200 freestyle relay: Graham, Kratochvil, Baker, Keaton, first, 2:21.25; Kelly, Quinn, Coffey, Minor, third, 2:35.67; Prettyman, Sophie Baker, Lindsay Keaton, Mary Grace McElyea, fourth, 2:57.25

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 29.68

50 butterfly: Prettyman, first, 30.11

50 breaststroke: Melia Rice, first, 46.87

50 backstroke: Rice, fourth, 44.43

200 individual medley: Prettyman, first, 2:36.46; Rice, third, 3:45.47

Boys

8-and-under

25 freestyle: Casey Carpenter-Ross, first, 23.75; Braxton Koechner, fourth, 32.87; Wyatt Guetterman, fifth, 33.38

25 backstroke: Guetterman, first, 32.91; Carpenter-Ross, second, 34.35; Koechner, fifth, 43.59

100 freestyle relay: Koechner, W. Guetterman, Carpenter-Ross, John Guetterman, first, 2:15.47

9-10

100 medley relay: Jayce Toms, Colton Prettyman, Reid McCaskill, Canaan Clayton, second, 1:56.85

50 freestyle: William Goode, second, 43.31; Josh Holtzen, third, 46.50; Jay McCaskill, fourth, 48.88; Reid McCaskill, sixth, 52.57

50 butterfly: Josiah McCaskill, second, 55.63

50 breaststroke: Holtzen, third, 1:02.31; Jay McCaskill, fourth, 1:03.34; Goode, fifth, 1:03.58; Prettyman, sixth, 1:12.90

50 backstroke: Jay McCaskill, second, 1:04.78; Toms, third, 1:07.13; Clayton, sixth, 1:46.46

100 individual medley: Holtzen, second, 2:11.25

100 freestyle relay: Clayton, Dakota Cummins, Prettyman, Toms, third, 2:09.38

11-12

50 freestyle: Remington Rice, first, 37.16; Cole Brown, third, 39.10; Henry Coolidge, fourth, 44.69; Drake Baus, fifth, 44.60; Jordan Brown, sixth, 46.0

50 butterfly: C. Brown, third, 47.31; Rice, fourth, 53.37

50 breaststroke: Braden Branine, first, 53.90; C. Brown, second, 1:01.07; Rice, third, 1:12.03

50 backstroke: Coolidge, third, 50.68; Baus, fourth, 57.07; J. Brown, fifth, 1:06.19; Cooper Hipp, sixth, 1:14.03

200 individual medley: Branine, second, 4:16.81

200 freestyle relay: Coolidge, Branine, J. Brown, Hipp, second, 3:27; Drake Burdine, Christian Golladay, Nathan Woerpel, Josh Holtzen, third, 3:51.34

13-14

50 freestyle: Davy Brock, first, 33.81; Weston Guetterman, second, 35.28; Gus Faulkner, fourth, 40.31; Bridger Baus, sixth, 42.09

50 butterfly: Brock, second, 37.78

50 breaststroke: Faulkner, fourth, 58.10

50 backstroke: Brock, first, 38.25; Guetterman, second, 44.07; Baus, fourth, 48.97

200 freestyle relay: Guetterman, Baus, Faulkner, Brock, second

15-and-over

50 freestyle: Alex Prettyman, second, 29.34; Gareth Baus, fourth, 33.46; Christopher Tyson, fifth, 33.50

50 butterfly: Prettyman, first, 31.79

50 breaststroke: Prettyman, second, 36.56; Tyson, third, 47.47; Baus, fourth, 48.0

50 backstroke: Baus, third, 42.87; Tyson, fourth, 43.56

 

Louisburg’s Madelyn Prettyman gets off to a good start in the 50-meter butterfly Saturday during the South Suburban Swim League meet in Butler, Mo. Prettyman won the high-point in her division and the Barracudas also captured their seventh league crown in a row.

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BUTLER, Mo. – Winning never gets old, just ask any member of the Louisburg Barracuda swim team.

The Barracudas competed in the South Suburban Swim League meet Saturday in Butler, Mo., and there was never any drama.

Louisburg continued its dominance with its seventh-straight league crown as it tallied 648 points to win convincingly. Runner-up Woodson was the next closest at 466.

Along with the league crown, the Barracudas also had several individuals who came away with honors of their own. Sabra Brueggen (8-and-under girls), Emma Prettyman (9-10 girls), Sydney Keaton (11-12 girls), Madelyn Prettyman (13-14 girls) and Trae Johnsen (13-14 boys) all finished first in the high-point standings as the top swimmer in their age group.

Jay McCaskill (8-and-under boys), Brayton Brueggen (9-10 boys), Weston Guetterman (11-12 boys), Meagan Walker (15-and-over girls) and Alex Prettyman (15-and-over boys) took second in the high-point standings. Josiah McCaskill (8-and-under boys), Ashley Branine (8-and-under girls), Catie Lemke (9-10 girls) and Christopher Dallimore (15-and-over boys) came away with third-place honors.

Sabra Brueggen dominated her age division as she finished first in the 25-meter freestyle (18.15 seconds), 25 butterfly (20.41) and 100 individual medley (1 minute and 38 seconds). She also helped win two relays as she joined Ashley Branine, Hannah Farrington and Megan Quinn to take the 100 medley relay (1:52.44) and 100 freestyle relay (1:36.51).

Sydney Keaton did the same for the 11-12 girls. Keaton captured the 50 freestyle (33.09), 50 breaststroke (43.16) and 50 backstroke (39.57). She also helped Mable Graham, Sarah Minor and Alayna Baker to take the 200 medley relay (2:39) and 200 freestyle relay (2:23).

Madelyn Prettyman also had a big day for the Barracudas. Madelyn won the 50 butterfly (30.53), 50 backstroke (33.72) and 200 individual medley (2:39), but went on to finish second in both of her relays as she moved up to the 15-and-over division to fill an open spot.

Emma Prettyman won four events, including the 50 breaststroke (53.04) and 100 individual medley (1:39). Emma, along with Lemke, Claire Brown and Delanie Tally, won the 100 medley (1:28) and 100 freestyle (1:19) relays.

Johnsen was the lone male Barracuda to take first in the high point and won three individual races. He touched the wall first in the 50 freestyle (28.41), 50 backstroke (33.18) and 200 individual medley (2:44).

Other Barracuda results are: 

 

TEAM SCORES: Louisburg 648, Woodson 466, Golden Valley 285, Harrisonville 284, Butler 108

GIRLS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Ashley Branine, Hannah Farrington, Sabra Brueggen, Megan Quinn, first, 1:52.44; Cricket McIntire, Claire Baker, Kasi Tune, Jesse Faulkner, third, 2:58.30

25 freestyle: Sabra Brueggen, first, 18.15; Ashley Branine, third, 23.03; Megan Quinn, fourth, 23.69; Hannah Farrington, fifth, 25.20; Ally Brown, eighth, 28.88; Claire Baker, 11^th, 29.37; Cricket McIntire, 15^th, 31.75; Lola Dubas, 18^th, 33.75; Kasi Tune, 19^th, 35.47

25 butterfly: Sabra Brueggen, first, 20.41; Megan Quinn, second, 31.09; Ashley Branine, fourth, 33.31

25 backstroke: Ashley Branine, first, 23.06; Hannah Farrington, fourth, 29.85; Megan Quinn, fifth, 30.43; Ally Brown, ninth, 36.56; Claire Baker, 12^th, 39.09; Kasi Tune, 14^th, 40.77; Cricket McIntire, 17^th, 46.81; Lola Dubas, 18^th, 51.41

100 IM: Sabra Brueggen, first, 1:38.94

100 freestyle relay: Ashley Branine, Hannah Farrington, Megan Quinn, Sabra Brueggen, first, 1:36.51; Kasi Tune, Lola Dubas, Ally Brown, Claire Baker, third, 2:06.47

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Claire Brown, Catie Lemke, Emma Prettyman, Delanie Tally, first, 1:28.63; Remi Rothlisberger, Lindsay Keaton, Brooke Farrington, Tehya Harvey, fourth, 1:50.69

50 freestyle: Catie Lemke, second, 40.75; Delanie Tally, fourth, 42.90; Claire Brown, seventh, 43.45; Remi Rothlisberger, 13^th, 50.40; Brooke Farrington, 16^th, 53.34; Tehya Harvey, 19^th, 1:00.09

50 butterfly: Emma Prettyman, second, 49.18; Catie Lemke, third, 51.65; Delanie Tally, sixth, 1:00.66

50 breaststroke: Emma Prettyman, first, 53.04; Claire Brown, second, 53.16; Lindsay Keaton, fourth, 55.78; Delanie Tally, seventh, 1:05.47; Tehya Harvey, ninth, 1:09.59; Brooke Farrington, 12^th, 1:17.63; Remi Rothlisberger, 14^th, 1:31.94

50 backstroke: Claire Brown, fourth, 54.65; Lindsay Keaton, sixth, 57.38; Brooke Farrington, eighth, 58.47; Tehya Harvey, 10^th, 1:06.78

100 IM: Emma Prettyman, first, 1:39.85; Catie Lemke, second, 1:49.00; Lindsay Keaton, fifth, 1:59.54

100 freestyle relay: Catie Lemke, Delanie Tally, Claire Brown, Emma Prettyman, first, 1:19.15; Lindsay Keaton, Brooke Farrington, Remi Rothlisberger, Tehya Harvey, fourth, 1:43.12

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Mable Graham, Sydney Keaton, Alayna Baker, Sarah Minor, first, 2:39.85; Samantha McDaniel, Madison Quinn, Maddie Kelly, Grace Coffey, third, 2:56.53; Callie O’Brien, Mary Grace McElyea, Alison Prettyman, Sophie Baker, fifth, 3:15.69

50 freestyle: Sydney Keaton, first, 33.09; Alayna Baker fifth, 35.10; Sarah Minor, sixth, 36.78; Samantha McDaniel, 11^th, 38.94; Mable Graham, 12^th, 39.57; Madison Quinn, 14^th, 39.94; Grace Coffey, 16^th, 40.65; Callie O’Brien, 25^th, 44.81; Davis Guetterman, 27^th, 45.79; Mary Grace McElyea, 28^th, 47.00; Britt Miller, 39^th, 1:09.47

50 butterfly: Maddie Kelly, third, 38.94; Alayna Baker, fourth, 39.16; Sarah Minor, sixth, 42.50; Alison Prettyman, ninth, 48.03; Grace Coffey, 11^th, 50.57

50 breaststroke: Sydney Keaton, first, 43.16; Madison Quinn, seventh, 50.03; Mable Graham, eighth, 50.69; Mary Grace McElyea, ninth, 50.88; Alison Prettyman, 11^th, 51.97; Samantha McDaniel, 14^th, 52.38; Davis Guetterman, 16^th, 59.30; Callie O’Brien, 18^th, 1:01.28; Sophie Baker, 19^th, 1:01.87;

50 backstroke: Sydney Keaton, first, 39.57; Mable Graham, second, 41.33; Sarah Minor, third, 42.21; Maddie Kelly, fourth, 43.90; Samantha McDaniel, fifth, 46.50; Grace Coffey, eighth, 49.69; Callie O’Brien, 11^th, 50.96; Sophie Baker, 13^th, 51.22; Mary Grace McElyea, 21^st, 1:00.13; Britt Miller, 29^th, 1:31.21

200 IM: Alayna Baker, fourth, 3:25.08; Maddie Kelly, fifth, 3:29.84; Alison Prettyman, eighth, 3:44.53; Madison Quinn, ninth, 3:44.41; Sophie Baker, 10^th, 4:07.78

200 freestyle relay: Alayna Baker, Sarah Minor, Mable Graham, Sydney Keaton, first, 2:23.84; Samantha McDaniel, Madison Quinn, Grace Coffey, Maddie Kelly, fourth, 2:39.44; Alison Prettyman, Davis Guetterman, Sophie Baker, Britt Miller, seventh, 3:36.31

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Avery Graham, Kaitlyn Lewer, Elizabeth Kratochvil, Trinity Moore, first, 2:32.69

50 freestyle: Trinity Moore, third, 33.25; Avery Graham, sixth, 35.28; Kaitlyn Lewer, ninth, 35.63; Ashley Moore, 10^th, 35.91; Erin Lemke, 12^th, 36.65; Lily McDaniel, 17^th, 38.60; Rachel McElyea, 26^th, 50.47

50 butterfly: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 30.53; Elizabeth Kratochvil, fourth, 38.13; Avery Graham, fifth, 38.30; Ashley Moore, eighth, 40.59; Melia Rice, 11^th, 43.44

50 breaststroke: Kaitlyn Lewer, third, 43.72; Trinity Moore, fourth, 43.77; Erin Lemke, fifth, 43.93; Melia Rice, (t) ninth, 46.75; Elizabeth Kratochvil, (t) ninth, 46.75; Ashley Moore, 11^th, 47.64; Rachel McElyea, 16^th, 52.31

50 backstroke: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 33.72; Avery Graham, third, 39.54; Melia Rice, sixth, 43.53; Lily McDaniel, eighth, 48.56; Kaitlyn Lewer, 10^th, 49.54; Rachel McElyea, 16^th, 1:00.94

200 IM: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 2:39.65; Elizabeth Kratochvil, second, 3:06.09; Trinity Moore, fifth, 3:20.36; Erin Lemke, seventh, 3:44.56

200 freestyle relay: Ashley Moore, Erin Lemke, Avery Graham, Trinity Moore, first, 2:21.61; Elizabeth Kratochvil, Rachel McElyea, Lily McDaniel, Kaitlyn Lewer, fourth, 2:40.59

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Kadisyn Kircher, Madelyn Prettyman, Meagan Walker, Teagan Myers, third, 2:30.93

50 freestyle: Kadisyn Kircher, first, 30.53; Teagan Myers, 15^th, 42.93

50 butterfly: Meagan Walker, fourth, 34.81; Teagan Myers, 11^th, 51.76

50 breaststroke: Meagan Walker, fourth, 42.78

50 backstroke: Kadisyn Kircher, second, 34.75; Meagan Walker, third, 35.94; Teagan Myers, fifth, 40.97

200 IM: Kadisyn Kircher, first, 2:38.03

200 freestyle relay: Meagan Walker, Teagan Myers, Kadisyn Kircher, Madelyn Prettyman, second, 2:13.69

 

BOYS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Jay McCaskill, Josiah McCaskill, Colton Prettyman, Reid McCaskill, first, 2:04.94

25 freestyle: Jay McCaskill, third, 20.97; Josiah McCaskill, fourth, 21.06; Reid McCaskill, fifth, 24.25; Colton Prettyman, 12^th, 30.39; Julien Pelshaw, 13^th, 30.88; Wyatt Guetterman, 15^th, 33.25

25 butterfly: Josiah McCaskill, second, 28.81; Reid McCaskill, third, 33.69

25 breaststroke: Jay McCaskill, first, 30.96

25 backstroke: Jay McCaskill, second, 30.92; Reid McCaskill, fourth, 32.91; Wyatt Guetterman, ninth, 37.75; Julien Pelshaw, 10^th, 40.59; Colton Prettyman, 11^th, 42.56

100 IM: Josiah McCaskill, second, 2:15.54

100 freestyle relay: Reid McCaskill, Colton Prettyman, Josiah McCaskill, Jay McCaskill, first, 1:44.80

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Josh Holtzen, Braden Branine, Brayton Brueggen, William Goode, third, 1:36.84; Jordan Brown, Cooper Hipp, Trey Myers, Julien Pelshaw, fifth, 2:17.06

50 freestyle: Josh Holtzen, seventh, 46.63; William Goode, eighth, 48.28; Jordan Brown, 11^th, 51.00; Braden Branine, 13^th, 51.65; Cooper Hipp, 14^th, 51.84; Trey Myers, 18^th, 57.44

50 butterfly: Brayton Brueggen, third, 45.38

50 breaststroke: Josh Holtzen, third, 1:02.14; Braden Branine, fourth, 1:02.47; Cooper Hipp, seventh, 1:11.16; Trey Myers, 11^th, 1:26.19

50 backstroke: Brayton Brueggen, first, 43.82; William Goode, sixth, 57.69; Jordan Brown, eighth, 1:02.47; Cooper Hipp, 12^th, 1:10.84; Trey Myers, 13^th, 1:11.18

100 IM: Brayton Brueggen, third, 1:40.81; Josh Holtzen, sixth, 1:58.50; Braden Branine, eighth, 2:14.00

100 freestyle relay: William Goode, Josh Holtzen, Cooper Hipp, Brayton Brueggen, third, 1:28.54; Wyatt Guetterman, Braden Branine, Jordan Brown, Trey Myers, fifth, 1:47.38

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Weston Guetterman, Drake Varns, Cole Brown, Remington Rice, first, 3:03.55

50 freestyle: Weston Guetterman, third, 35.81; Drake Varns, fifth, 39.04; Cole Brown, seventh, 40.34; Remington Rice, eighth, 40.84; Bridger Baus, 11^th, 44.97; Drake Baus, 13^th, 50.59;

50 butterfly: Remington Rice, third, 52.56; Sam Kratochvil, fourth, 57.87

50 breaststroke: Drake Varns, first, 45.47

50 backstroke: Weston Guetterman, first, 43.76; Cole Brown, 49.74; Drake Varns, fifth, 50.57; Sam Kratochvil, sixth, 50.72; Bridger Baus, seventh, 52.36; Remington Rice, eighth, 1:00.38; Drake Baus, ninth, 1:02.39

200 IM: Weston Guetterman, third, 3:42.93; Cole Brown, fifth, 3:46.67

200 freestyle relay: Drake Varns, Cole Brown, Remington Rice, Weston Guetterman, first, 2:38.07

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Trae Johnsen, Bret Minor, Davy Brock, Gareth Baus, second, 2:31.65; Bridger Baus, Gus Faulkner, Sam Kratochvil, Drake Baus, fourth, 3:30.43

50 freestyle: Trae Johnsen, first, 28.41; Davy Brock, seventh, 32.91; Gareth Baus, 12^th, 34.81; Bret Minor, 13^th, 38.38

50 butterfly: Davy Brock, third, 38.25; Bret Minor, eighth, 45.69

50 breaststroke: Bret Minor, eighth, 57.87; Gus Faulkner, ninth, 58.52

50 backstroke: Trae Johnsen, first, 33.18; Gareth Baus, sixth, 42.16; Gus Faulkner, 10^th, 50.56

200 IM: Trae Johnsen, first, 2:44.63; Davy Brock, fourth, 3:11.69

200 freestyle relay: Gareth Baus, Bret Minor, Davy Brock, Trae Johnsen, second, 2:17.68

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Christopher Dallimore, Alex Prettyman, Ben Brummel, Zach Minor, second, 2:07.72

50 freestyle: Ben Brummel, fourth, 27.50; Christopher Dallimore, fifth, 27.95; Zach Minor, seventh, 28.37; Christopher Tyson, 18^th, 33.87

50 butterfly: Alex Prettyman, third, 31.65; Ben Brummel, fourth, 31.88; Zach Minor, fifth, 33.45

50 breaststroke: Alex Prettyman, second, 36.47; Zach Minor, third, 37.59; Christopher Dallimore, fourth, 38.31; Christopher Tyson, seventh, 46.81

50 backstroke: Christopher Dallimore, first, 33.16; Christopher Tyson, 10^th, 45.31

200 IM: Alex Prettyman, third, 2:47.97; Ben Brummel, fourth, 2:48.60

200 freestyle relay: Zach Minor, Christopher Tyson, Christopher Dallimore, Ben Brummel, second, 1:58.75

Louisburg’s Elizabeth Kratochvil (foreground) and Trinity Moore (background) dive into the pool to start an event Saturday against Harrisonville at the Louisburg Aquatic Center. The Barracudas finished its regular season with a 4-0 record.

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The Louisburg Barracudas capped off a perfect regular season Saturday at the Louisburg Aquatic Center.

Louisburg took care of business as it defeated Harrisonville (Mo.) 423.5-113.5 to finish the South Suburban League regular season with a 4-0 mark. To go even further, the Barracudas haven’t lost a regular season meet since 2009.

The Barracudas won in dominating fashion thanks to several swimmers coming out on top as 10 Barracudas won at least four events.

Sabra Brueggen (8-and-under girls), Jay McCaskill (8-U boys), Weston Guetterman (11-12 boys), Trae Johnsen (13-14 boys) and Alex Prettyman (15-and-over boys) won five events to help the Barracudas come out on top.

Another five swimmers also had a strong day. Emma Prettyman (9-10 girls), Sydney Keaton (11-12 girls), Madelyn Prettyman (13-14 girls), Meagan Walker (15-and-over girls) and Brayton Brueggen (9-10 boys) each finished with four victories.

Alex Prettyman helped the 15-and-over boys as he won the 50 butterfly (32.19 seconds), 50 breaststroke (38.56) and 200 individual medley (2 minutes and 51 seconds). Alex also joined Christopher Dallimore, Ben Brummel and Christopher Tyson to win the 200 medley relay (2:21), while Alex, Dallimore, Brummel and Sam Bradley won the 200 freestyle relay (2:08).

Johnsen also had a big day for the Barracudas as he eased to victory in the 50 butterfly (34.47), 50 backstroke (33.22) and 200 individual medley (2:47). He also joined Davy Brock, Gus Faulkner and Gareth Baus to capture titles in the 200 medley (2:44) and 200 freestyle relays (2:21).

Guetterman swam strong for the 11-12 boys as he captured wins in the 50 freestyle (36.53), 50 backstroke (44.70) and 200 individual medley (3:38). Drake Varns, Remington Rice and Cole Brown joined Guetterman to also win the 200 medley relay (3:05) and 200 freestyle relay (2:40).

Jay McCaskill and the 8-and-under boys started strong in the relays as he, T.J. Munter, Josiah McCaskill and Ethan Sharp won the 100 medley (2:00) and ended the meet as Colton, Josiah, Munter and Jay came up victorious in the 100 freestyle relay (1:38)

Jay also won the 25 freestyle (21.40), 25 breaststroke (30.73) and 25 backstroke (28.32) to round out his five first place ribbons.

On the girls’ side, Brueggen swam away with her individual events in the 25 freestyle (18.35), 25 butterfly (20.75) and 100 individual medley (1:40). She later helped Megan Quinn, Ashley Branine and Claire Baker to win the 100 medley relay (1:41). Brueggen, Branine, Quinn and Hannah Farrington also won the 100 freestyle relay (1:36).

The Barracudas will wrap up their season Saturday when they travel to Butler (Mo.) for the South Suburban Swim League finals as they try for their seventh straight league crown. The meet is set to begin at 8 a.m.

Other Barracuda results are:

GIRLS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: Megan Quinn, Ashley Branine, Sabra Brueggen, Claire Baker, first, 1:46.38; Ally Brown, Kenna Cooley, Jesse Faulkner, Hannah Farrington, second, 2:13.09

25 freestyle: Sabra Brueggen, first, 18.35; Ashley Branine, second, 22.62; Megan Quinn, third, 23.85; Hannah Farrington, fifth, 26.75; Jesse Faulkner, sixth, 28.81

25 butterfly: Sabra Brueggen, first, 20.25; Megan Quinn, second, 34.56

25 breaststroke: Hannah Farrington, fourth, 38.63; Ally Brown, fifth, 46.60

25 backstroke: Ashley Branine, first, 25.28; Megan Quinn, third, 29.15; Hannah Farrington, fourth, 32.51; Ally Brown, fifth, 34.84; Cricket McIntire, sixth, 35.91

100 IM: Sabra Brueggen, first, 1:40.13; Ashley Branine, second, 2:08.41

100 freestyle relay: Ashley Branine, Hannah Farrington, Megan Quinn, Sabra Brueggen, first, 1:36.94

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Abby Bradley, Claire Brown, Emma Prettyman, Catie Lemke, first, 1:26.85

50 freestyle: Delanie Tally, first, 43.43; Abby Bradley, second, 43.93; Brooke Farrington, fifth, 50.25; Remi Rothlisberger, sixth, 52.75

50 butterfly: Emma Prettyman, first, 43.82; Catie Lemke, third, 52.84; Delanie Tally, sixth, 1:03.31

50 breaststroke: Emma Prettyman, first, 52.15; Catie Lemke, second, 55.90; Lindsay Keaton, third, 58.34; Abby Bradley, fourth, 1:00.69; Delanie Tally, fifth, 1:10.10; Brooke Farrington, sixth, 1:12.47

50 backstroke: Claire Brown, fourth, 54.34; Brooke Farrington, fifth, 56.21; Lindsay Keaton, sixth, 57.10

100 IM: Emma Prettyman, first, 1:40.66; Catie Lemke, second, 1:50.47; Abby Bradley, sixth, 1:58.22

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Maddie Kelly, Sydney Keaton, Alayna Baker, Mable Graham, first, 2:51.38

50 freestyle: Sydney Keaton, first, 34.28; Alayna Baker, second, 36.32; Sarah Minor, third, 37.32

50 butterfly: Alayna Baker, first, 41.63; Sarah Minor, second, 44.75; Alison Prettyman, fourth, 51.66; Grace Coffey, fifth, 52.06

50 breaststroke: Sydney Keaton, second, 44.88; Madison Quinn, third, 50.69; Maddie Kelly, fifth, 51.13

50 backstroke: Mable Graham, first, 43.85; Maddie Kelly, third, 45.85; Grace Coffey, fifth, 51.31; Callie O’Brien, sixth, 52.00

200 IM: Sydney Keaton, first, 3:16.72; Alayna Baker, second, 3:35.28; Maddie Kelly, third, 3:42.84; Sarah Minor, fourth, 3:43.00; Alison Prettyman, fifth, 3:46.25

200 freestyle relay: Alayna Baker, Maddie Kelly, Mable Graham, Sydney Keaton, first, 2:27.50

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Madelyn Prettyman, Kaitlyn Lewer, Elizabeth Kratochvil, Ashley Moore, first, 2:35.78

50 freestyle: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 30.66; Trinity Moore, third, 33.85; Kaitlyn Lewer, fourth, 36.93; Ashley Moore, fifth, 37.81; Lily McDaniel, sixth, 38.03

50 butterfly: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 32.00; Elizabeth Kratochvil, second, 37.90; Ashley Moore, fourth, 40.84; Melia Rice, fifth, 44.25

50 breaststroke: Madelyn Prettyman, first, 40.06; Trinity Moore, second, 44.41; Kaitlyn Lewer, third, 44.69; Elizabeth Kratochvil, fourth, 46.10; Erin Lemke, sixth, 46.60

50 backstroke: Melia Rice, second, 45.77; Erin Lemke, third, 46.94; Lily McDaniel, fourth, 49.13; Kaitlyn Lewer, fifth, 49.34; Morgan Messer, sixth, 51.16

200 IM: Elizabeth Kratochvil, first, 3:07.22; Trinity Moore, second, 3:16.06

200 freestyle relay: Ashley Moore, Kaitlyn Lewer, Trinity Moore, Erin Lemke, first, 2:26.84

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Lily McDaniel, Erin Lemke, Meagan Walker, Trinity Moore, first, 2:37.16

50 freestyle: Meagan Walker, first, 32.09

50 butterfly: Meagan Walker, first, 34.41

50 backstroke: Meagan Walker, first, 36.59

200 freestyle relay: Lily McDaniel, Elizabeth Kratochvil, Melia Rice, Meagan Walker, second, 2:19.94

 

BOYS

8-and-under

100 medley relay: T.J. Munter, Jay McCaskill, Josiah McCaskill, Ethan Sharp, first, 2:00.50

25 freestyle: Jay McCaskill, first, 21.40; Reid McCaskill, second, 23.13; Emmett White, third, 23.43; T.J. Munter, fourth, 25.68; Ethan Sharp, fifth, 26.38

25 butterfly: Colton Prettyman, first, 40.34

25 breaststroke: Jay McCaskill, first, 30.73; Josiah McCaskill, second, 30.91

25 backstroke: Jay McCaskill, first, 28.32; Ethan Sharp, second, 29.16; Reid McCaskill, third, 32.62; T.J. Munter, fourth, 35.59; Jayce Toms, sixth, 36.31

100 IM: Josiah McCaskill, first, 2:17

100 freestyle relay: Colton Prettyman, Josiah McCaskill, T.J. Munter, Jay McCaskill, first, 1:38.72; Reid McCaskill, Jayce Toms, Julien Pelshaw, Jacob Brown, second, 2:04.44

 

9-10

100 medley relay: Michael Munter, Josh Holtzen, Brayton Brueggen, Braden Branine, first, 2:33.03

50 freestyle: Michael Munter, first, 47.25; Josh Holtzen, fourth, 50.94; Henry Coolidge, fifth, 51.37; Jordan Brown, sixth, 51.63

50 butterfly: Brayton Brueggen, first, 47.50

50 breaststroke: Braden Branine, first, 1:02.75; Josh Holtzen, second, 1:07.38; Brock Varns, third, 1:26.78; Michael Munter, fourth, 1:28.84

50 backstroke: Brayton Brueggen, first, 45.25; Jordan Brown, fourth, 1:01.71; Henry Coolidge, fifth, 1:01.84; Michael Munter, sixth, 1:05.12

100 IM: Brayton Brueggen, first, 1:42.53; Braden Branine, third, 2:14.37; Josh Holtzen, fourth, 2:19.53

100 freestyle relay: Michael Munter, Henry Coolidge, Jordan Brown, Brock Varns, first, 1:27.55; Josh Holtzen, Braden Branine, Cooper Hipp, Brayton Brueggen, second, 1:33.57

 

 

11-12

200 medley relay: Weston Guetterman, Drake Varns, Remington Rice, Cole Brown, first, 3:05.62

50 freestyle: Weston Guetterman, first, 36.53; Drake Varns, third, 39.22; Remington Rice, fourth, 40.03; Bridger Baus, sixth, 46.16

50 butterfly: Remington Rice, second, 52.75; Cole Brown, third, 53.18; Sam Kratochvil, fourth, 59.41

50 breaststroke: Drake Varns, second, 46.81; Cole Brown, third, 57.16

50 backstroke: Weston Guetterman, first, 44.70; Drake Varns, second, 52.66; Sam Kratochvil, third, 52.29; Bridger Baus, fourth, 53.44

200 IM: Weston Guetterman, first, 3:38.59; Sam Kratochvil, third, 4:13.64

200 freestyle relay: Remington Rice, Cole Brown, Drake Varns, Weston Guetterman, first, 2:40.44

 

13-14

200 medley relay: Gus Faulkner, Trae Johnsen, Davy Brock, Gareth Baus, first, 2:44.44

50 freestyle: Davy Brock, first, 33.52; Gareth Baus, second, 33.59; Sam Bradley, third, 35.85; Gus Faulkner, fourth, 39.87

50 butterfly: Trae Johnsen, first, 34.47; Davy Brock, second, 38.62

50 breaststroke: Gareth Baus, first, 49.38; Sam Bradley, second, 51.59; Gus Faulkner, third, 58.13

50 backstroke: Trae Johnsen, first, 33.22; Gareth Baus, third, 44.28; Sam Bradley, fourth, 48.09; Gus Faulkner, fifth, 50.25

200 IM: Trae Johnsen, first, 2:47.69; Davy Brock, second, 3:14.35

200 freestyle relay: Gareth Baus, Gus Faulkner, Davy Brock, Trae Johnsen, first, 2:21.18

 

15-and-over

200 medley relay: Christopher Dallimore, Alex Prettyman, Ben Brummel, Christopher Tyson, first, 2:21.19

50 freestyle: Ben Brummel, first, 28.37; Christopher Dallimore, second, 29.13; Zach Minor, third, 29.88; Christopher Tyson, fourth, 33.43

50 butterfly: Alex Prettyman, first, 32.19; Ben Brummel, second, 33.38

50 breaststroke: Alex Prettyman, first, 38.56; Christopher Dallimore, second, 38.90; Zach Minor, third, 39.85; Christopher Tyson, fifth, 47.44

50 backstroke: Christopher Dallimore, first, 34.47; Christopher Tyson, third, 45.37

200 IM: Alex Prettyman, first, 2:51.53; Ben Brummel, second, 2:52.25; Zach Minor, third, 3:02

200 freestyle relay: Alex Prettyman, Christopher Tyson, Sam Bradley, Ben Brummel, first, 2:08.25