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Washington - Boys Swimming

Warriors capture division title at MVC meet

 IOWA CITY – Surprising Washington claimed the Mississippi Division title and finished third overall Saturday in the Mississippi Valley Conference Boys Swimming Championships at Mercer Park Aquatic Center.

Linn-Mar finished fourth in the Mississippi Division and seventh overall, Kennedy was sixth in the Mississippi Division and ninth overall, and Jefferson was fourth in the Valley Division and 10th overall.

Top-ranked Cedar Falls won the Valley Division and was the overall champion.

Washington, ranked eighth in the state power rankings, enjoyed an afternoon filled with strong individual and team efforts that earned multiple spots on the podium. Morgan Barnes finished second in the 200-yard freestyle and Ian Ford finished third in the 200 individual medley.

Mo Green also made a huge contribution, finishing fourth in the 100 butterfly and swimming the butterfly leg on the second-place 200 medley relay.

Green was pleased with the overall result and praised his teammates’ efforts.

“We had time drops pretty much everywhere on the board," Green said. "In some events we didn’t expect to score a lot of points, (yet) we made the podium and furthered our lead against City High.”

Green and the rest of the Warriors hope to build off their success and carry their momentum into their last two meets -- districts in two weeks and the state meet Feb. 12 at Marshalltown.

“We want to win every meet from now on,” he said.

Last Updated on Sunday, 23 January 2011 01:56

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Washington - Boys Swimming

Warriors 4th in Jim Voss Championships

Cedar Falls reasserted its prominence as the No. 1 boys swimming team in Iowa, dominating the medals stand en route to the title of the Jim Voss Championships Saturday at Cedar Rapids Washington.

Cedar Falls swimmer captured all but two of the 11 events. Austin Abbas, Josh Sund and Taylor Burks each won two individual events and swam on a pair of winning relay teams. The Tigers easily outdistanced runnerup West Des Moines Valley in the team race, 330-259.

Host Washington was fourth with 181 points.

Cedar Falls and Washington will compete in the Mississippi Valley Conference championships Jan. 22 at Iowa City's Mercer Aquatic Center.

TEAMS -- 1. Cedar Falls 330, 2. WDM Valley 259, 3. Waukesha South 209, 4. Washington 181, 5. Ankeny 144, 6. Waukesha West 93, 7. Bettendorf  84.

200 medley relay -- Cedar Falls (Conner Clements, Austin Abbas, Taylor Burks, Jon Baker), 1:39.36; 200 free -- Abbas (CF), 1:44.71; 200 IM -- Josh Sund (CF), 2:00.56; 50 free -- Alex Swain (WS), 22.79; 100 fly -- Burks (CF), 54.55; 100 free -- Sund (CF), 48.83; 500 free -- Noah Potratz (WS), 4:43.54; 200 free relay -- Cedar Falls (Baker, Burks, Gabe Langner, Sund), 1:29.78; 100 back -- Abbas (CF), 52.52; 100 breast -- Burks (CF), 1:03.21; 400 free relay -- Cedar Falls (Abbas, Langner, Clements, Sund), 3:18.89.

 

Washington - Boys Swimming

Warriors dominate Cougars

It was senior night for Kennedy’s Christian McKee and the Kennedy stands were filled with fans. A line of dyed blonde heads on both teams made swimmers indistinguishable -- until they hit the water. From that point on, eighth-ranked Washington dominated Kennedy, 125-45.

Washington seniors Brian Kopec and Scott Allison, junior Morgan Barnes and sophomore Josh Hughes led the team with two individual wins each. Chandler Heisler was the sole winner for Kennedy, winning the 50 yard freestyle in 22.83.

Despite the one sided result, these in-town meets are something that the athletes look forward to.

Last Updated on Saturday, 15 January 2011 18:48

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Washington - Boys Swimming

Valley's depth sinks Warriors

Washington won six of 11 events, but West Des Moines Valley used its depth to sink the Warriors, 96-74, Saturday at the Warriors pool.

Washington's Morgan Barnes won a pair of individual events, taking the 200 and 100 freestyles. Ian Ford also won twice, nabbing the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke.  Scott Allison won the 50 free and Josh Hughes the 500 free.

Valley swept the three relay events.

WEST DES MOINES VALLEY 96, WASHINGTON 74

200 medley relay -- Valley (Coner Elliott, Alex Bodin, Stephen Davick, Brian Hershey) 1:43.93; 200 free -- Morgan Barnes (CRW) 1:48.23; 200 IM -- Ian Ford (CRW) 2:07.38; 50 free -- Scott Allison (CRW) 23.30; 100 fly -- Davick (WDMV) 56.87; 100 free -- M.Barnes (CRW) 50.42; 500 free -- Josh Hughes (CRW) 5:04.40; 200 free relay -- Valley (Hershey, David Iles, Stephen Wahlig, Sam Weinberg) 1:34.13; 100 back -- Elliott (WDMV) 57.09; 100 breast -- Ford (CRW) 1:05.50; 400 free relay -- Valley (Wahlig, Weinberg, Elliott, Bodin) 3:26.68.

 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 January 2011 21:00
 

Washington - Boys Swimming

Warriors hold on for 92-78 victory over Rams

DUBUQUE -- The Cedar Rapids Washington boys swimming team took an early lead and was able to hold on for a 92-78 victory over Dubuque Senior Tuesday night.

The Warriors’ victory was due in large part to Washington winning seven of the 11 events in the dual meet.

 Josh Gill led the way for Dubuque Senior, winning two individual events and taking part in two relay victories. That gave him a hand in every first place finish for Senior.

 Washington was led by a more balanced cast of swimmers with Ian Ford leading the way with three first place finishes, including a relay win for the Warriors.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 05 January 2011 07:53

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