DCST topped Oak Park by a score of 550 – 133. On the day, DCST had 138 lifetime best times out
of a total of 286 swims for an improvement percentage of 48%. DCST is now 10 – 1 on the
season.
DCST had 48 swimmers who had at least two career best times on the
day. These swimmers were: Ty Ament, Kendra Aumann
Weyenberg, Tyler Berger, Jacob Bjork, Jeanette Brann, Sadie Burton,
Alexi Cluff, Michael Cutsinger, Phillip Cutsinger, Brett DeConinck,
Abby DeDina, Josh DeDina, Stephan Flaherty, Bailey Flemming, Grace
Flemming, Stephen Gannon, Madisyn Grever, Levi Johnson, Logan
Johnson, Alison Kramer, Ryan Lindsey, Jonathan Liu, Olivia Lohse,
Michael Lorr, Holden Mackey, Meagan Maish, Matt Marchewka, Caitlynn
Moon, Cole Moon, Collin Moon, Charlie Nellinger, Abby Pardridge,
Dylan Rasmussen, Josie Rivera, Sarah Robertson, Wyatt Romero,
Jackson Shortridge, Cailey Stiberth, Grace Stiberth, Sydni
Stoffregen, Andrew Tatum, Amanda Underwood, Mark Wanner, Jenni
Weber, Kayla Wester, Catherine White, Elizabeth White, and Athena
Ye.
After each meet, the coaching staff picks two swimmers, one girl
and one boy, as the “Big Dogs" of the meet. Big Dogs are
not only selected on their performance in the meet, but the coaches
also take into consideration the swimmer’s practice
attendance, work ethic, team spirit and sportsmanship. For
this meet, Abby DeDina, age 10, and Charlie Nellinger, age 9, were
selected as Big Dogs of the meet.
At this meet, DCST had swimmers achieve a District Qualifying time
for the first time this season 13 times, while DCST swimmers
achieve an Area Qualifying time for the first time this season 5
times. At the DCST Winter Classic next
weekend (Friday, February 12 – Sunday, February 14), the DCST
Coaching Staff expects its swimmers to achieve a lot more of these
time standards. In fact, of our
remaining meets this season, the team will achieve more best times
and more new qualifying time standards than any of the other
remaining meets.