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2012 GIRLS
SWIMMING
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NAC SWIMMING MEET DETAILS
Northern
Athletic Conf. Swimming
A race to the finish in one of the 200 freestyle heats on Saturday evening in the Section X Swimming Championships held at SUNY Potsdam. Canton’s Dasha Lapoint captured four wins to lead the Golden Bears to the 2012 Section X Girls Swimming Championship, their first championship since 2006. (Casey Stephens photo)
Section X Championships - at SUNY Potsdam
Canton 326
Massena 285
Ogdensburg 194
Malone 146
St. Lawrence 126
Potsdam 90
Salmon River 32
Edwards-Knox 31
Gouverneur 28
Complete Sectional Championship Results
CANTON WINS 2012 SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP
The Canton Golden Bears topped the field of 11 teams
with 326 points to capture their first swimming crown
since 2006, while Massena finished second at 285 and
Ogdensburg third at 194 points to round out the
frontrunners. For the Red Raiders, Laura Hartman swam to
victories in the 200 individual medley and 100
breaststroke. Massena also won the 200 freestyle relay.
Susie Morrow led Ogdensburg with wins in the 200
freestyle and 100 backstroke. Kenzie Wilson won the 100
individual freestyle for the Malone Huskies.
The dive-in to begin one of the 200 freestyle heats.
Canton’s Dasha Lapoint captured four wins: the
individual 50-yard freestyle and 100 butterfly while
participating in winning team relays in the 200 medley
and 400 freestyle events to lead the Golden Bears to the
2012 Section X Girls Swimming Championship at SUNY
Potsdam. Canton’s Angelina Domena also provided three
wins, swimming to a victory in the 500 freestyle and
gold medals in two winning relays.
Malone 56, Salmon River 29
Edwards-Knox 96, Gouverneur 67
Canton 97, Massena 73
Malone 89, Edwards-Knox 59
St. Lawrence Central 51,
Gouverneur 39
Massena 55, Ogdensburg 39
Canton 113, Potsdam 57
Massena 62, Malone 31
Canton 61, St. Lawrence Central 33
Ogdensburg 76, Salmon River 18
Potsdam 100, Edwards-Knox 70
Canton 96, Ogdensburg 74
Salmon River 51, Gouverneur 43
Massena 59, Potsdam 30
St. Lawrence Central 60,
Edwards-Knox 33
St. Lawrence Central 47, Malone 47 (Tie)
Edwards-Knox 86, Salmon River 66
Massena 59, Edwards-Knox 33
Canton 100, Gouverneur 61
Ogdensburg 67, St. Lawrence Central 27
Malone 56, Potsdam 39
Malone 105, Gouverneur 60
St. Lawrence Central 55, Salmon River 30
Malone 65, Salmon River 29
Canton 51, Massena 43
Edwards-Knox 94, Gouverneur 68
Ogdensburg 124, Potsdam 46
Massena 64, St. Lawrence Central 30
Canton 119, Malone 51
Ogdensburg 111, Gouverneur 54
Potsdam 123, Salmon River 39
In the butterfly event, a Massena swimmer leads by a
half length in the battle for the lead against a Potsdam
swimmer. The Massena Red Raiders improved to 7-1, one
game behind Canton, with a 59-30 win over the Potsdam
Sandstoners during Tuesday's event. Potsdam's season
mark dropped to 2-7 overall. (Bob LaRue photo)
Meet Gallery
Swimmers from Massena (red) and Potsdam (orange) dive
quickly to start the 100 meters. The Massena Red
Raiders improved to 7-1 in Division I with a 59-30 win
over the Potsdam Sandstoners. Savannah Hayes
posted a pair of wins – in the 50-meter and 100-meter
freestyle events to lead the Raiders.
Swimmers from Edwards-Knox and Malone dive into the
pool to compete in one of eleven races in Tuesday's meet
in Russell. The Malone Huskies(6-4-1) clinched a lock on
second place in Section X's Division II with an 89-59
swimming victory over the third-place Cougars who
slipped to 3-8-0.
Swimmers from Malone and Edwards-Knox compete in one of
the freestyle events. The Malone Huskies were led by
Isabella Lucia’s two event victories in the overall win.
Lucia captured first place in both the 200 and 500
freestyle events.
(Eric Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
Swimmers from St. Lawrence Central and Edwards-Knox
compete in the 100 meter butterfly. The Larries defeated
the Cougars 60-33 to move closer to the Division II
regular-season crown. Only Malone can catch the Larries
(7-2-1) with just two regular-season meets remaining.
(E. Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
St. Lawrence Central and Edwards-Knox swimmers dive into
the pool to start a relay event. For St. Lawrence
Central, Alex Craft won the 100-meter backstroke, while
Hailey Arquiett sped to a first-place finished in the
50-meter freestyle. Both girls swam on the winning 200
medley and a freestyle relay to propel the Larries to
the win. The Cougars were led by two-event winner
Cheyenne Schwartfigure who captured the 200 freestyle
and 50 freestyle.
Malone 63, Edwards-Knox 30
St. Lawrence Central 132, Gouverneur 38
Ogdensburg 118, Potsdam 52
St. Lawrence Central 88, Edwards-Knox 71
Gouverneur 83, Salmon River 73
Massena 105, Ogdensburg 73
Canton 114, Potsdam 54
Massena 67, Salmon River 17
Canton 103, Edwards-Knox 57
Ogdensburg 116, Malone 53
Potsdam 120, Gouverneur 44
St. Lawrence Central 59, Malone 35
Massena 125, Potsdam 64
Edwards-Knox 51, Salmon River 28
Canton 107,
Ogdensburg 63
Malone 55, Gouverneur 36
St. Lawrence Central 62, Salmon River 21
St. Lawrence Central 109, Potsdam 61
Ogdensburg 124, Edwards-Knox 41
Massena 130, Gouverneur 38
Canton 119, Salmon River 27
A Potsdam swimmer glides quickly across the surface of
the Clarkson pool with the butterfly stroke during the
200 Individual Medley. Visiting St. Lawrence Central got
a strong opening-meet performance to beat the
Sandstoners 109-61.
Swimmers from St. Lawrence Central (far lane) and
Potsdam are nearly stroke-for-stroke in the backstroke
event. Cheyenne Padgett and Alex Craft each
captured the top spot in two events for the Larries in a
109-61 win. Craft won the 100 freestyle and 100
backstroke, while Padgett swam to victory in the 200
individual medley. Potsdam was led by Ariana Frascatore
with wins in the 200 and 400 freestyle races.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Meet Gallery
An Ogdensburg swimmer hits the pool upon a teammate's in a
relay event, during the 2012 season opener against
Edwards-Knox. The Blue Devils dominated in the pool during
the first week's event, with a 124-41 win over the Cougars.
The Devils, Canton and Massena all won opening Division I
meets.
Swimmers from Ogdensburg and Edwards-Knox competing in the
100-meter backstroke. Ogdensburg took first place in
all eleven events of the opening meet. Sue Morrow capture
the 100 backstroke and 200 freestyle in guiding Ogdensburg
past Edwards-Knox to launch the 2012 season. She also swam
on a successful 200 medley relay. (Eric Foote photo)
Meet
Gallery
A Gouverneur swimmer approaches the finish line in the
200-meter breaststroke during Friday’s meet held at
Clarkson University. Potsdam won its first meet of the
season, improving to 1-2 overall, swimming past the
Gouverneur Wildcats in a 120-44 victory in the pool.
Gouverneur fell to 0-3.
A Potsdam swimmer pushes hard through the breaststroke
in Friday’s meet against Gouverneur. Shanielle
Chambers was part of three winning events in Potsdam's
first win of the season. She won the 50-meter
freestyle and swam on two winning relays. (John
LaRue photo)
Meet Gallery
A Canton swimmer dives into the pool on the exchange
during a relay event against Ogdensburg. In a battle of
undefeated Division I teams, Canton pulled away to
defeat the O.F.A. Blue Devils 107-63. Canton improved to
2-0 on the season, while O.F.A. dropped to 1-1
overall. (Eric Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
Swimmers from Canton and Ogdensburg are pulling hard to
gain the advantage in close competition in the 100 meter
butterfly event. Canton defeated Ogdensburg
107-63 in a Division I matchup. Angelina Domena
was involved in three winning events for the Golden
Bears. She won the 200 and 500 freestyle events and swam
on the winning 400-yard freestyle relay propel Canton to
a 2-0 record. Teammate Alyssa Clifford captured the 200
individual medley and 100 freestyle. Ogdensburg was led
by Susie Morrow who also swam in three winning events:
the 100 butterfly, backstroke and 200 freestyle relay. (Eric Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
Swimmers from Canton and Salmon River are in locked in a
close battle in the 50-meter race during Thursday's
opening meet in Canton. Canton defeated a small Shamrock
squad 119-27. The Bears' Dasha LaPoint won the 200
freestyle and 100 butterfly. Canton's Alyssa Clifford
won the 200 Individual Medley. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Meet Gallery
Canton swimmers encourage a teammate on the turn at the
far end of the pool. Canton's Angie Domena won the
500 freestyle, while Julia Bailey captured the 100
breaststroke. Salmon's best came on a third-place
finish by Keira Brill in the 500 freestyle.