Discussion, observations and notes about Swimming and Diving in and around Macomb County

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Why do we need a Macomb County Swimming and Diving Blog?

With five divisions and 28 teams (in the MAC), it not possible for one person to keep up with the accomplishments of the athletes and the teams in Macomb County.

This brings up an additional point. I would like this blog to cover the teams that compete in Macomb County. Almost all of the Macomb County based swimming and diving teams compete in the MAC. Therefore, we will be covering some Oakland, Wayne and St Clair County teams as well. We also have De La Salle located in Macomb County, so we need to make sure they are included as well.

I am not trying strictly portray Macomb County Swimming and Diving from only my perspective. To that end, I am looking for contributors from all five Divisions and also from DLS. Even better would be a correspondent from each team that would post a recap of the previous weeks meets, outstanding practices or events.

I will also try to include links to sites that cover Macomb County and MAC sports and Athletes.

Enough for now - I have to go prepare milk and cookies for Santa (yes my boys believe in Santa) - note the first post on this Blog was Dec 24th 2007

JP

please note: this blog has been up for over a year now, and I have never had to moderate or delete comments, until now. I will be happy to return to an uncensored forum, when some of the children that have posted recently, learn some manners.

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Monday, December 29, 2008

Romeo @ Fraser (Romeo Observer 12-24-08)
















Above, swim team captain Tyler Laurain competing during the boys' Dec. 16 Fraser competition.

(Photo by Greg Kimpan)

Romeo takes first place

in eight events at Fraser
      Romeo High School boys' swim and dive team took first place in eight out of the 12 events at Fraser on Tuesday, Dec. 16.
       "The first place relay finishes really helped win the meet," Coach Kendall Peake said.
      
Swimming in the 200 yard medley relay were Tyler Laurain, Mike Glinski,
Devon Compeau and Matt Ruman (1:47.10). The 400 yard relay of Laurain,
Compeau, Ruman and Max Hensel clocked in at 3:03.05 for first place.
The 200 yard freestyle relay team of Compeau, Hensel, Ruman and Ryan
Abbott also won first place (1:38.32).
       Peake noted the
pressure was put on sophomore swimmers Aaron Barla, Sam Kimpan, Abbott
and Manny Tapia to gain points for Romeo. All came through and helped
score for Romeo.
       In the 200 freestyle Hensel placed second
(2:06.60) and Kimpan placed fourth ((2:09.24). In the 200 yard IM Adam
Rhein placed second (2:26.91), Ben Winn placed fourth (2:36.13) and
Barla placed fifth (2:37.88). Laurain came in first in the 50 yard free
(24.08) and Ruman placed second (24.55).
       Max Lennon had the top score in diving with 165.55 points and Stephen Figurski came in third with 106.85 points.
      
Compeau swam the 100 yard butterfly in 59.89 for a first place finish
followed by Glinski in second place (1:00.81). Hensel came in second in
the 100 yard freestyle (55.48) with Shane Kent in fourth (58.68) and
Abbott in fifth (59.46). It was a third place finish for Kimpan
(5:58.83) and fifth place for Winn (6:31.02) in the 500 free. Nolan
Kiiskila, Kimpan, Winn and Lennon came in third in the 200 yard
freestyle relay (1:48.56). Laurain won the 100 yard backstroke (59.46)
while Barla came in fourth (1:09.81) and Tapia fifth (1:11.38). Glinski
won the 100 yard breaststroke (1:06.18), Rhein came in third (1:15.72)
and Kent in fifth place (1:18.59).
       First place wins by
Laurain, Glinski, Ruman, Compeau, Hensel, Abbott and Lennon helped
boost Romeo's score to win over Fraser.
      



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