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Swim team competes in Cape Ann League Championship
By alyssas on February 13, 2012
The varsity swim and dive team was one of seven teams who competed in the league championship on Sunday, February 5. Many swimmers had personal bests for the season. The Cape Ann League Championship, CALS for short, is an opportunity for all teams to compete in one meet.
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- Junior Alex Walder completes a dive in which he flips twice. Walder, who practices year round, qualified for the national dive meet before the school season began. Walder won his first in diving medal at CALS. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Sophomore Peter Cottingham dives in his first CALS meet. This was Cottingham’s first year diving and he plans to begin practicing year round. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Many swimmers wore their Patriots jerseys while diving was in process. Although they were there to swim, many participants showed their support for the Patriots who would be playing in the Superbowl later that day. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Sophomore Lila Hughes swims the 100 meter butterfly. Many swimmers find butterfly to be the hardest stroke so those swimming it must have a great deal of upper body strength. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Junior Sarah Sergeant swims a heat of the butterfly. Next year Sergeant will be a captain of the varsity swim team along with current Juniors Kelsey Trumble, Alex Walder, and Dustin Ferzacca. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Many parents and friends attended the meet. Although it lasted almost seven hours, the crowd did not fail in cheering on all the swimmers. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Senior Sal Lupo of Rockport swims the 200 meter IM, which includes 50 meters of butterfly, 50 meters of back, 50 meters of breast and 50 meters of freestyle. In order to swim an IM, swimmers must be strong in all strokes. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Eighth grader Nathaniel Rautio swims the 200 freestyle. The 200 meter freestyle is one of the longest races of the day. It takes a lot of endurance in order to finish with a good time. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Eighth grader Brandon Driscoll of Manchester and Junior Graham Lott of Rockport swim 100 meter backstroke. Both Lott and Driscoll are key swimmers to the varsity team. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Senior Brianna Malik swims a 100 meter breast stroke. Breast stroke is one of Malik’s best strokes. It requires a lot of strength and coordination to win. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Seniors Brianna Malik of Manchester Essex and Sal Lupo of Rockport swim in the last swim meet of their high school careers. Both Lupo and Malik have been a part of the swim team since their freshmen years of high school. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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- Juniors Alex Walder and Dustin Ferzacca of Manchester Essex and Graham Lott of Rockport show off their medals from the day’s event. Walder received third place in the 50 meter freestyle along with a first place medal for diving. Walder will be attending nationals for diving later this year. Ferzacca placed first in the 500 meter freestyle and third in the 200 freestyle. Lott placed second place in both the 500 meter freestyle and 100 meter breaststroke. Credit: Alyssa Shepard and Liz Warren for Manchester Essex Multimedia Online
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