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SCAT swimmers qualify for state championships
By Staff Reports
Saturday, July 29, 2006 | No comments posted.
Six members of the South Coast Aquatic Team have qualified for this weekend's 11 and over state championships.
Denise Green, Rachel Heaney, Michelle Jasmer, Matthew Johnson and James Verger all will compete in six events in the meet and Kevin Waller is in three events.
Madison Hannah was SCAT's lone qualifier for the 10-and-under championships. She competed in five events, finishing ninth in the 100 breaststroke, her best performance.
Green Heaney and Jasmer all competed in the Senior Sectionals meet in Federal Way, Wash., last week.
Heaney was the only one of the three to qualify for a final in the event, finishing 21st in the 200 butterfly.
Their results are listed in today's Community Scoreboard, as well as SCAT results for the Roseburg Rotary meet, held last weekend.
Denise Green, Rachel Heaney, Michelle Jasmer, Matthew Johnson and James Verger all will compete in six events in the meet and Kevin Waller is in three events.
Madison Hannah was SCAT's lone qualifier for the 10-and-under championships. She competed in five events, finishing ninth in the 100 breaststroke, her best performance.
Green Heaney and Jasmer all competed in the Senior Sectionals meet in Federal Way, Wash., last week.
Heaney was the only one of the three to qualify for a final in the event, finishing 21st in the 200 butterfly.
Their results are listed in today's Community Scoreboard, as well as SCAT results for the Roseburg Rotary meet, held last weekend.
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