Monthly Archives: February 2012

Pueblo South’s Mary Saiz wins her third straight crown in the 100 butterly, swimming a 56.56 that is .02 off the state record. Amazing final two walls for the junior who also won the 50. TV’s Jessi Modlich is fifth, … Continue reading →

Thompson Valley grabs a relay title (the sixth out of eight swam so far the past three years), posting a 1:38.95 (a city record) and, oh, yeah, a 4A state record. Guess adding Marina Fonseca to the mix (she was … Continue reading →

Malazdrewicz breaks her second 4A record of the day and becomes the meets first two-event champion, posting a 4:54.65. Thompson Valley’s Nicole Hlavacek becomes the first city female to break the 5-minute barrier in a prep race, going 4:59.89 to … Continue reading →

Thompson Valley freshman Eryn Eddy wins her first state title, posting an All-America consideration time of 51.48. That breaks the city record held by Michelle Bird and was just .15 off the 4A state record. Teammate Marina Fonseca was fourth … Continue reading →

Cheyenne Mountain’s Sydney Buckley wins with a 57.26. For Thompson Valley, Kelly Sheldon bounced back in a big way (no 101 fever to contend with today, in addition to her broken growth plate in the right wrist), swimming a 58.91 … Continue reading →

Alexa Beckwith of St. Mary’s Academy defends her crown with a 487.20. TV’s Erin Chavet moves up two spots from prelims to finish eighth, and that’s enough to give the Eagles a 128-123 lead in the team race over Evergreen.

Evergreen had the horses in the race, with freshman Lindsey Morrow winning in a time of 2:08.30, with two other teammates placing in the finals. TVHS junior Jessi Modlich had a big race, moving up two spots for the Eagles … Continue reading →

Marina Fonseca brings the outside heat, taking second in the race from lane nine, posting a season-best time of 24.61. Pueblo South’s Mary Saiz wins the event at 24.42.

A big race for Thompson Valley. Eryn Eddy finishes second to Evergreen’s Lexie Malazdrewicz, who breaks the 4A state record. That’s two records in two events at the meet. Eddy breaks her city record, now at 1:50.42, nearly four seconds … Continue reading →

Broomfield sets classification record to win; TV moves up to third and breaks its city record in the event. Evergreen takes second, also breaking the old 4A mark.