 Connor Hupman IslandStats.com
Wheddon, sliced through the water in the Girls 100 Yard Backstroke. Her strokes were measured, her turns seamless. As the digital clock blinked, she touched the wall—a respectable 13th place, her time stood at 1:04.79.
Hupman, resolute and focused, faced the Boys 100 Yard Backstroke. His dive was a strong one, and the clock didn’t lie: 56.04 was the time for a 9th-place finish.
Smith, a versatile force, graced two events. In the Girls 200 Yard Freestyle, she finished in17th-place finish clocking 2:10.41. Then, the Girls 200 Yard Individual Medley—a grueling fusion of strokes. Smith’s time of 2:31.49, saw her secure the 18th spot.
Maranzana faced the Boys 50 Yard Freestyle, clocking 23.91, for a 27th-place finish. But Maranzana wasn’t done. The Boys 100 Yard Freestyle beckoned, and a 17th-place finish was on the cards clocking 51.74.
Back in the water, Hupman tackled the Boys 200 Yard Freestyle. His strokes were poetry, recording a time of 1:50.96, a 5th-place finish. But the Boys 200 Yard Individual Medley tested his mettle—2:10.82was his time for a hard-fought 17th place.
With a tapestry woven with effort, resilience, and camaraderie. Smith’s 32nd place in the Girls 100 Yard Freestyle clocking 1:02.11, and Hupman’s 8th place in the Boys 200 Yard Backstroke with a time of 2:05.90 added to the narrative, and in the Boys 400 Yard Individual Medley, Hupman’s 10th place was clocked at 4:41.90.
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