2012 HS Championship Results:

Walter Johnson boys, Churchill girls win MCPS Division I. Results from WMPSSDL Championships (Boys & Girls), AAA Northern Region, MCPS Division I & Division III, AAA Cedar Run District, and AA Region II championship meet results.

Read last week's high school wrap-up, along with synopses and results from all the 2012 season's championship meets, including results from the Va. AAA championship meets in the Patriot District, Cardinal District, Liberty District, Concorde District, National District, as well as the IAC Championship, AA Dulles District Championship, and Independent School League Championship meets.  Top times and full meet results from the entire 2011-2012 high school season available.

Posts Tagged ‘O’Connell’

Weekly Wrap-up: Records tumble at WMPSSDL & Northern Regions; Montgomery, PW, and Loudoun Counties rev up for champ meets

Monday, February 6th, 2012

Freshmen all across the region impressed this week, in the first and second rounds of championship meets in Maryland and Virginia, with All American times and record breaking swims. Read round-ups from all across the area in this week’s wrap-up.

2011 Duel in the Pool: McLean and Ziegler set to compete for thirty-five member U.S. team against European All-Stars

Thursday, December 15th, 2011

The U.S. team has never lost in the event’s five-year history. Area stars Matt McLean and Kate Ziegler will be joined by Ryan Lochte, Natalie Coughlin, Missy Franklin and others against a fast group of forty-one brought by Europe.

Area round-up

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

A round-up of area events, including the Virginia men winning the ACC championships, locals performances for Texas at the Big 12 championships, top performances at CAAs by Ashley Danner and Eric Knight, Oakton All-Met Kaitlin Pawlowicz’s nomination for USA Swimming’s race of the week and local clubs taking national honors.

Falcons win, Seton’s Hill shines at Nat’l Catholics

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

Good Counsel’s girls take home a National Catholic title, while Seton School’s Jameson Hill and Holy Cross’s Katie Rogers win Most Valuable Swimmer over the weekend. Hill turned in two automatic All-American times and snapped a record set by Olympian Bobby Hackett that has stood since 1977.


 


 





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