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Inaugural middle school girls’ swim season ends at Conference meet

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SHEBOYGAN – The Tomahawk Middle School (TMS) girls’ swim team concluded its inaugural season at the Conference meet in Sheboygan on Saturday, Oct. 11.

Tomahawk placed 7th overall, with 85 points.

D.C. Everest placed first, followed by Stevens Point, James Williams, John Muir, Marshfield, Merrill, Tomahawk, Horace Mann, Mosinee, Medford, Antigo, Wisconsin Rapids and Colby.

“This was an impressive feat for our small team, and we even beat a few teams that had beaten us throughout the season, which was exciting to see,” said coach Megan Backes.

Tomahawk results are as follows.

200-yard medley relay: Elaine Huber, Nora Bubolz, Kamryn Black, Kortney Busterud, 2:23.83, scored 10 points for 8th place.

200-yard freestyle: Nora Bubolz, 2:40.90, personal record, scored 3 points for 10th place; Kortney Busterud, 2:45.14, personal record, scored 2 points for 11th place.

100-yard IM: Kamryn Black, 1:15.9, scored 7 points for 7th place.

50-yard freestyle: Elaine Huber, 28.61, scored 12 points for 3rd place.

50-yard butterfly: Nora Bubolz, 34.69, personal record, scored 4 points for 9th place.

200-yard freestyle relay: Kamryn Black, Kortney Busterud, Nora Bubolz, Elaine Huber, 2:04.67, scored 22 points for 4th place.

50-yard backstroke: Elaine Huber, 33.26, scored 12 points for 3rd place.

50-yard breaststroke: Kamryn Black, 39.64, personal record, scored 9 points for 6th place.

400-yard freestyle relay: Kortney Busterud, Everlyn Niemeyer, Skylar Safranek-Aniol, Sloane Eisenman, 5:22.26, personal best, scored 4 points for 11th place.

Personal bests: Claire Hauge, 50-yard freestyle (36.75) and 100-yard freestyle (1:24.11); Everlyn Niemeyer, 50-yard Butterfly (43.48); Jade Niemeyer, 50-yard backstroke, six-second time drop (1:07.36); Sloane Eisenman, 50-yard breaststroke (44.66).

“With so many personal bests and impressive final team results at Conference, it was a great way to end the first season of middle school girls’ swim,” Backes stated.

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