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Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 4:38 PM

SWIMMERS COMPETE AT WEBSTER

SWIMMERS COMPETE AT WEBSTER
Britton swimmers Emsley Eimers, left, and Logan Landreth were both third place High Point Winners in the 7-8 age division at the Webster High Point Meet on Saturday and Sunday.

    The Britton Swim Team competed in the Webster High Point Meet held on Friday and Saturday.
    Two Britton swimmers were top point finishers.  Emsley Eimers was the third place High Point Winner (earning 26 points total) in the girls 7-8 division, and Logan Landreth was the third place High Point Winner (earning 16 points) in the boys 7-8 division.
    The next action for the local squad will be a 12 & Under meet in Webster on Tuesday.      
Individual Results
    Rhker Bender, girls 9-10: 15. 50 free, 1:13.27; 16. 50 back, 1:21.87
    Zoey Block, girls 9-10: 8. 50 free, 55.90; 15. 50 back, 1:13.15; 6. 50 breast, 1:04.36
    Easton Eimers, boys 13-14: 4. 50 free, 48.90
    Emersyn Eimers, girls 11-12: 9. 50 free, 37.84; 5. 100 free, 1:25.16; 5. 50 back, 48.16; 7. 50 breast, 50.75; 5. 100 breast, 1:52.05; 9. 50 fly, 49.72; 6. 200 IM 3:31.62 
    Emsley Eimers, girls 7-8:  1. 25 free, 21.84; 2. 50 free, 47.40; 3. 100 free, 1:58.73; 5. 25 back, 31.81; 1. 25 breast, 26.87; 1. 50 breast 1:01.56
    Layla Landreth, girls 9-10: 10. 50 free, 56.79; 11. 100 free, 1:58.25; 8. 50 back, 1:00.77; 9. 50 breast, 1:12.75; 3. 100 breast, 2:38.41
    Logan Landreth, boys 7-8: 2. 25 free, 25.13; 1. 50 free, 47.95; 1. 100 free, 1:55.31
    Aleece Patterson, girls 9-10: 16. 50 free, 1:16.24; 12. 50 back, 1:10.95; 8. 50 breast, 1:08.32; 
    James Raabe, boys 9-10: 10. 50 free, 1:15.03; 10. 50 back: 1:18.84
    Ariyah Sasker, girls 7-8: 3. 25 free, 28.47; 5. 50 free, 1:04.66; 
7. 25 back, 33.09; 4. 50 back, 1:14.89; 4. 25 breast, 1:15.53; 3. 50 breast, 2:16.59
    Ayla Sasker, girls 11-12: 16. 50 free, 48.88; 7. 100 free, 1:35.69;  8. 50 back, 51.64; 13. 50 breast, 59.80; 11. 50 fly, 1:06.17; 
8. 200 IM, 4:16.26
    Kylan Sasker, boys 13-14: 3. 200 IM, 3:50.56; 4. 200 free, 3:03.61
    Elaina Schamber, girls 9-10: 17. 50 free, 1:26.81; 17. 50 back, 1:51.15
    Aiden Strong, boys 15-16: 3. 50 free, 36.11; 3. 100 free, 1:19.73;  2. 50 breast, 46.20; 4. 100 breast, 1:41.14; 1. 50 fly, 43.94; 4. 200 IM, 3:21.07; 15. 100 back 1:47.29
    Brooks Taylor, boys 7-8: 4. 25 free, 28.88;  5. 50 free, 1:06.47; 4. 25 back, 53.00
    Gabrielle Taylor, girls 11-12: 14. 50 free, 43.07; 10. 100 free, 1:44.40; 10. 50 back, 55.49; 10. 50 breast, 55.84; 8. 100 breast, 2:11.65;  
12. 50 free, 41.55
    Maggie Taylor, girls 11-12: 8. 100 free, 1:36.19; 9. 50 back, 54.84; 15. 50 breast, 1:11.96

Relay Results
    Mixed 9 and Over 200 Medley Relay: 5. Kylan Sasker, Gabby Taylor, Ayla Sasker, Layla Landreth 3:39.33
    Mixed 8 and Under 100 Free Relay: 1. Brooks Taylor, Ariyah Sasker, Logan Landreth, Emsley Eimers 1:49.25
    Mixed 9-12 200 Free Relay: 12. Layla Landreth, Aleece Patterson, Rhyker Bender, Maggie Taylor 3:57.47
    Mixed 9-12 200 Free Relay: 13. Zoey Block, Elaina Schamber, James Raabe, Gabby Taylor 4:23:49
    Mixed 13 and Over 200 Free Relay: 5. Easton Eimers, Ayla Sasker, Emersyn Eimers, Aiden Strong 2:45.17
 


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