Swim teams end season of record breaking1 min read

Jacob Decker and other members of the Sedona Red Rock High School swim team will head to Mesa on Friday, Nov. 2, to compete in the Arizona Interscholastic Association 2012 Swim and Dive State Tournament. Both the boys and girls teams finished the regular season undefeated, breaking school records. It was the first time the girls went undefeated.
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The Scorpions boys and girls teams both ended the 2012 regular season undefeated, breaking records and looking strong for state.

The Sedona Red Rock High School Scorpions boys team finished undefeated making its record 21-0. This is the first season the girls team has even been undefeated, making its record 7-0.

The final meet of the season for the Scorpions was the 2012 Craig Cummins Invitational at Skyline Pool in Mesa on Oct. 20, which was their last qualification meet for state.

“It was just a way for the already state swimmers or the close-to-state swimmers to get qualifying times or move up,” said A. Jay Bronson, SRRHS head swim coach. “We had some amazing swims.”

For the guys, the relays are their strongest events. They broke two school records this season in the 200-yard freestyle relay and the 400-yard freestyle relay.

Jacob Decker, Mackena Koss, Colin Hurkett and Tristan Decker broke the 200-yard freestyle relay by five-tenths of a second and are now seeded first. The same quartet broke the 400-yard freestyle relay by three full seconds and are now seeded in first in that event as well.

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Hurkett, Tristan Decker, Jacob Decker and Jakob Carter are in fifth place in state in the 200-meter medley relay.

In the 200-yard medley relay for the girls, Katie Millar, Sophia Licher, Laura Clark and Shayla DeArment swam their way to 16th place in state.

Emily Aitken, Millar, Haley Holverson and DeArment are also now seeded 17th in the 200-yard freestyle relay while Clark, Holverson, DeArment and Millar are seeded 10th in the 400-yard

For the full story, please see the Friday, Nov. 2, issue of the Red Rock News.

Staci Gasser

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