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Area programs bid for state swimming, diving titles

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THE AREA WILL BE WELL-REPRESENTED in this weekend’s UIL state championship swimming and diving competition at Lee & Joe Jamail Swimming Center on the campus of the University of Texas in Austin.

6A Automatic Qualifiers 

Girls’ 200-yard medley relay: Clear Creek

Girls’ 200-yard freestyle: Cory Shanks, Clear Creek

Boys’ 200-yard freestyle: Jacob Bulseco, Clear Creek

Boys’ 50-yard freestyle: Seth Reno, Clear Falls; Peter Horton, Clear Creek

Girls’ 1mtr diving: Gabby Smith, Clear Brook; Alyssa Castiglione, Clear Falls

Boys’ 100-yard butterfly: Clayton Conklin, Clear Falls

Girls’ 100-yard freestyle: Cory Shanks, Clear Creek

Boys’ 100-yard freestyle: Seth Reno, Clear Falls; Jacob Bulseco, Clear Creek

Boys’ 200-yard freestyle relay: Clear Falls, Clear Creek

Boys’ 100-yard backstroke: Clayton Conklin, Clear Falls

Boys’ 400-yard freestyle relay: Clear Falls, Clear Creek

6A Call-Ups

Girls’ 50-yard freestyle: Kayla Bulseco, Clear Creek

Boys’ 50-yard freestyle: Andrew Garon, Clear Springs

Boys’ 100-yard freestyle: Andrew Garon, Clear Springs

Girls’ 200-yard freestyle relay: Clear Creek

5A Automatic Qualifiers

Girls’ 200-yard medley relay: Friendswood

Girls’ 200-yard individual medley: Oliva Theall, Friendswood

Boys’200-yard individual medley: Max Hardt, Friendswood

Boys’ 1-mtr diving: Gabe Costa, Friendswood

Girls’ 100-yard butterfly: Olivia Theall, Friendswood; Lezli Sisung, Friendswood

Girls’ 100-yard backstroke: Lezli Sisung, Friendswood

Boys’ 100-yard breaststroke: Max Hardt, Friendswood

Girls’ 400-yard freestyle relay: Friendswood

5A Call-Ups

Boys’ 200-yard medley relay: Friendswood

Girls’ 200-yard freestyle: Leah Givens, Friendswood

Girls’ 200-yard individual medley: Peyton Becker, Friendswood

Girls’ 100-yard butterfly: Abigail Nelson, Friendswood

Girls’ 200-yard freestyle relay: Friendswood

Girls’ 100-yard breaststroke: Peyton Becker, Friendswood

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