Unsinkable Records Fall

The WCC Unsinkable Crocs swim team traveled to Cumberland on Nov. 16 to compete in the Seacoast Harvest Meet. Channin Nelson, 10, was the number one loser, shaving 37.91 seconds off his personal best times. Noah Jordan, 8, Tyler S-Ussery, 7, and Julia West, 11, won Golden Goggle Awards for cutting time in all five events. Tim George broke the 200 breast stroke record in the 15 & over division in 2:39.53, and Briana Gould broke the 100 breast stroke record in 1:26.9.

Unsinkable swimmers that placed in the top 8 are as follows:

8 & UnderNehemiah Brown, 8, was 6th in the 50 free, 49.08; 6th breast, 25.31; 6th 25 back, 27.9; and 8th 25 free, 23.16. David Fairfield, 8, was 4th in 50 free, 47.75; 5th 50 free, 47.75; 5th 25 fly, 27.16; and 5th 25 free, 21.5. Mathew Jarmusz, 8 took 4th in the 25 free in 19.63, 25 back in 24.55, 25 fly in 26.76, 25 breast in 28.78 and 50 free in 44.38. Nicole Jewett, 8, won the 25 free in 17.68, was 2nd in 25 back in 19.05, 2nd 25 fly in 19.89, 2nd 25 breast in 23.77, 2nd in 50 free in 38.15. Noah Jordan, 8, placed 2nd in the 25 free in 16.01, 25 back in 19.05, 25 fly in 19l.89, 25 breast in 23.77 and 50 free in 38.15. Samantha Ober, 8, was 4th in the 25 breast in 25.91 and 6th in 50 free in 46.77. Jake Stafford placed 5th in the 25 back in 24.77. Austin S-Ussery, 8, took 3rd in 25 free in 18.9, 25 back in 22.26, 25 fly in 25.55, 25 breast in 24.09, and 50 free in 40.19. Tyler S-Ussery, 7, was 6th in the 25 fly in 37.65, and 7th in 25 breast in 31.62 and 50 free in 54.08.10 & UnderNina Eriksen, 10, was 3rd in the 50 back in 42.43, 4th in 50 fly in 45.71 and 50 free in 36.59, and 5th in 100IM in 1.33.46. Brandon Goud, 9, was 5th in 100 IM in 1:41, 6th in 50 breast in 53.44, and 8th in 50 fly in 1:03. Kate Laemmle, 10, was 3rd in 50 fly in 45.38 and 50 breast in 49.73, 6th in 50 free in 38.22 and 7th in 100 IM in 35.68. Ben Milliken, 9, won the 50 fly in 40.57, took 2nd in 100 IM in 1:27.55 and 50 free in 33.57, and was 3rd in 50 breast in 50.71.11 & 12Matthew Craig, 11, was 6th in the 100 back in 1:27.06 and 100 free in 1:18.27. Briana Goud, 12, took 3rd in the 100 breast in 1:26.9, 4th in 100 IM in 1:24, and 7th in 100 back in 1:26. Sarah Hanley, 12, was 6th in the 100 IM in 1:26 and 100 fly in 1:31. Max Jordan, 11, took 4th in the 100 IM in 1:25, 5th 100 fly in 1:41 and 7th in the 100 back in 1:29 and 100 free in 1:18. Miranda McIntire, 11, placed 3rd in 100 IM in 1:22, 5th in 100 back in 1:26 and 100 free in 1:18, 6th in the 100 breast in 1:38, and 7th in the 100 fly in 1:38. Julia West, 11, placed 7th in the 100 breast in 1:40.14 & UnderRyan Hanley, 13, took 7th in the 200 back in 3:02.15 & OverTim George, 17, placed 2nd in the 200 back in 2:16 and 200 fly in 2:34, was 3rd in the 200 breast in 2:39 and 200 free in 2:03, and 4th in the 200 IM in 2:14. Ross Hanley, 15, took 3rd in 200 fly in 2:49, 5th in 200 free in 2:10 and 7th in 200 back in 2:24. Peter Huntington, 16, took 7th in 200 breast in 3:23 and 200 free in 2:29 and was 8th in 200 IM in 2:53. John McLeod, 16, won the 200 fly in 2:30, was 6th in 200 IM in 2:53, 200 back in 2:25, 200 breast in 2:45 and 200 free in 2:18, and was 8th in 200 back in 2:25.CorrectionLast week’s Golden Goggles winner Tyler S-Ussery is 7 years old, not 8. The Lincoln County News apologizes for the error.