SWIMMERS OPEN SEASON

06/03/2025 03:28 PM

Nine Britton swimmers, under the direction of Coach Kaitlyn Sasker, competed in the first meet of the season at Watertown on Saturday.
The swimmers next meet will be in Aberdeen on June 13-15.

    Emsley Eimers (7-8): 6. 25 free, 25.17; 10, 50 free, 1:04.51
    Layla Landreth (7-8): 2. 25 free, 22.77; 3. 25 fly, 35.30; 7. 50 free, 55.25
    Logan Landreth (7-8): 4. 25 free, 25.20; 4. 100 free, 2:23.86; 5. 50 free, 1:00.70
    Ariyah Sasker (7-8): 10. 25 free, 37.61; 15. 50 free, 1:34.64
    Aleece Patterson (9-10): 6. 25 free, 27.77; 20. 50 free, 1:09.15
    Laken Tosse (9-10): 3. 25 free, 19.95; 4. 25 fly, 28.99; 7. 50 breast, 1:02.04; 14. 50 free, 49.93
    Emersyn Eimers (11-12): 4. 25 fly, 22.15; 7. 100 free, 1:30.72; 10. 50 free, 40.24
    Ayla Sasker (11-12): 5. 25 fly, 29.54; 10. 50 breast, 58.08; 14. 100 free, 1:45.32; 15. 50 free, 44.98
    Kylan Sasker (13-14): 5. 100 back, 1:43.80; 7. 100 breast, 2:18.86; 8. 50 free, 45.92

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