Springboard Barracudas Swim and Dive

Recent Swim Team achievements --

2018 Divisional Relay Carnival Host

2018 Divisional Relay Carnival Winner (Division 13)

2018 Divisional Sportsmanship Award (Division 13)

2019 Divisional Relay Carnival Winner (Division 12)

2019 NVSL Individual All Stars Host

Recent Dive Team achievements --

2018 Dive Divisionals Host

2018 Division Sportsmanship Award (Division 8)

2019 Dive Divisionals Host

This season we've had two team relay records fall and three individual records set:

-- 9-10 boys medley relay team of Jackson Naumovich, Jack Downey, Wyatt Downey and Cameron Naumovich set a new team record at Relay Carnival of 1:15.60 and bested it a week later at NVSL All-Star Relays with a time of 1:15.00.  

-- 15-18 boys freestyle relay team of Wesley Mok, Chris Gallegos, Eli Polovchik and Ethan Oleksa set a new team record at Relay Carnival with a time of 1:47.90.

-- Alex Staples is the proud owner of TWO new team records.  Alex took down a 49-year old team record in the 11-12 boys backstroke with a time of 34.36.  He also broke the 11-12 boys IM record two times for good measure with a time of 1:18.03.

-- Ethan Oleksa broke a 43-year old team record in the 15-18 boys butterfly with a time of 27.03.

Congratulations to the following Barracudas for qualifying for NVSL All-Star meets:

All-Star Relays

• Double Trouble Twin 9-10 Boys Medley Relay of Jackson Naumovich, Jack Downey, Wyatt Downey and Cameron Naumovich

All-Star Swim Championships

• Jack Downey, 9-10 breaststroke; Wyatt Downey, 10 and under individual medley; Cassidy McCahill, alternate in 11-12 individual medley; Ethan Oleksa, 15-18 freestyle and butterfly; Alex Staples, 11-12 backstroke and alternate in individual medley

We saw FIVE team relay records fall at Relay Carnival on July 11, 2018,  and one age group is responsible for FOUR of them:

-- 9-10 boys medley team of Mason Brown, Jack Downey, Collin Finnegan, and Wyatt Downey set a new team record of 1:15.95, beating a 51 year old team record by almost two seconds; the 9-10 boys medley team beat their record again at the NVSL All-Star Relay meet, lowering it to 1:15.65. 

--13-14 girls medley team of Natalie Flynt, Paige Martinez, Piper Buswell and Kayla Staples set a new team record of 2:20.18, cutting two seconds off the previous record 

-- 13-14 boys medley team of Ryan Quaid, Brendan Waterval, Christopher Gallegos and Chistian Maier set a new team record of 2:16.11, taking down the previous record by over six seconds 

-- 13-14 girls free team of Paige Martinez, Natalie Flynt, Kayla Staples and Piper Buswell set a new team record of 2:04.32, dismantling the previous record by over six seconds 

-- 13-14 boys free team of Christian Maier, Eli Polovchik, Ryan Quaid and Christopher Gallegos set a new team record of 2:00.53, dropping the previous record by another six seconds

Congratulations to the following Barracudas for qualifying for NVSL All-Star meets:

All-Star Relays

• Mason Brown, Jack Downey, Collin Finnegan and Wyatt Downey for free and medley relays

All-Star Swim Championships

• Aleyna Baybas for 9-10 Girls free and Collin Finnegan alternate for 9-10 Boys free and butterfly

All-Star Dive Championships

• Tessa Gross and Brendan Waterval

Three pool records were set in 2017:

• 11-12 Girls Freestyle Relay record, a time of 1 min 0.57 seconds set by Lisa Anderson, Natalie Flynt, Kayla Staples and Piper Buswell
• the 8 and Under Boys Medley Relay record, broken twice and set at a time of 1 min, 28.32 seconds by Jackson Naumovich, Jack Downey, Wyatt Downey and Nate Parsons  
• Mac Brotherton for 15-18 Girls Backstroke at a time of 31.42 seconds 

Congratulations to the following Barracudas for qualifying for the 2017 NVSL All-Star Relay, Swim and Dive Championship meets!

All-Star Relays

• Jackson Naumovich, Jack Downey, Wyatt Downey and Nate Parsons for free and medley relays

All-Star Swim Championships

• Jack Downey for freestyle and breaststroke; Wyatt Downey for butterfly and alternate in backstroke; Mac Brotherton for backstroke and IM; Cassidy McCahill as alternative in IM

All-Star Dive Championships

• Tessa Gross and Zach Davis