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Home›Sports›Ashwaubenon›Jaguar Freshman Domnick makes podium at State

Jaguar Freshman Domnick makes podium at State

By Murray Gleffe
November 12, 2017
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By Murray Gleffe, Correspondent


MADISON- Hallory Domnick was not intimidated by the big stage Friday evening at the Girls State Swim Meet.

Domnick took home a 5th place finish in the Girls 500 Yard Freestyle Race after swimming a personal best 5:15.10 to tie Whitefish Bay’s Ines Bengana at the wall.

She entered the last seven laps behind the pace set by eventual winner Kelly Rodriquez.

However, Domnick showcased tremendous desire down the stretch as she moved from seventh to sixth in the final 100 meters, and then swam a 30.64 last lap to make the podium.

Senior Emma Steffel took home an 8th place finish in the Girls 100 Yard Backstroke.

She went out with a 28.90 first fifty meters and finished with a sub minute (59.75) for the event.

A total of six Jaguar swimmers qualified for at least one event. O’Connell, Steffel, and Domnick each qualified for an astounding four events!

 

2017 WIAA Girls Division 2 State Swim Meet (Jaguar Results)

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay

10th  Ashwaubenon (Steffel, Evelyn Geurts, Kyra Goedken, and Katherine O’Connell) 1:52.83, 14 points

 

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle

14th  Domnick 1:59.74, 3 points

 

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly

14th  Steffel 1:01.02, 3 points

 

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle

13th  O’Connell 55.38, 4 points

 

Girls 500 Yard Freestyle

5th  Domnick 5:15.10, 13.5 points

 

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

13th  Ashwaubenon (O’Connell, Goedken, Domnick, Maddie Leisgang) 1:43.11, 8 points

 

Girls 100 Yard Backstroke

8th  Steffel 59.75, 10 points

 

Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

11th  Ashwaubenon (Goedken, O’Connell, Domnick, Steffel) 3:43.74, 12 points.

 

2017 WIAA Girls Division 2 State Swim Meet Final Results (37 Total Teams)

12th  Ashwaubenon 67.5 points

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