High School sends swimmers to 2022 District III Swimming Championship Meet

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This Friday and Saturday the 2022 District III Swimming Championship Meet will be held at Cumberland Valley High School. If you are interested in tuning in to watch here is the live stream link: https://youtube.com/c/CumberlandValleySwimmingandDiving

The following Pioneers are representing the high school in both individual and relay events.


Girls 200 Medley Relay
Kylie Gerhardt, Abby Wolff, Jocelyn Romero, Krista Lambert
Alt. Grace Schonour

200 Freestyle
Ryan Smecker
Kyle Spaulding

200 Ind. Medley
Kylie Gerhardt

50 Freestyle
Zara Paisley
Krista Lambert
Andrew Reidenbaugh
Christian Rota

 


100 Butterfly
Kara Scranton
Ashley Prouse
Matthew Rota 

Girls 200 Free Relay
Krista Lambert, Kara Scranton, Ashley Prouse, Zara Paisley
Alt. Kylie Gerhardt, Jocelyn Romero, Grace Schonour 

Boys 200 Free Relay
Ryan Smecker, Christian Rota, Kyle Spaulding, Andrew Reidenbaugh
Alt. Matthew Rota and Cooper Honert 

100 Freestyle
Zara Paisley
Ashley Prouse
Andrew Reidenbaugh                                   

500 Freestyle
Kyle Spaulding                      

100 Backstroke
Kylie Gerhardt
Grace Schonour
Ryan Smecker
Christian Rota                      

100 Breaststroke
Kara Scranton
Matthew Rota – 1st alternate 

Girls 400 Free Relay
Ashley Prouse, Krista Lambert, Kara Scranton, Zara Paisley
Alt. Kylie Gerhardt, Jocelyn Romero, Grace Schonour and Abby Wolff

 

Boys 400 Free Relay
Ryan Smecker, Christian Rota, Kyle Spaulding, Andrew Reidenbaugh
Alt. Matthew Rota and Cooper Honert

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