Wildcats take 2 in opener | Swimming
Published 11:14 am Thursday, December 12, 2013
The 2013-14 swim season shot off to a good start for Oak Harbor High School as the Wildcats won the season-opening double-dual meet Wednesday, Dec. 11, at John Vanderzicht Memorial Pool.
Oak Harbor knocked off Snohomish 99-84 and Glacier Peak 113-54.
Caley Powers won two individual events (50 free, 25.94; 100 butterfly, 1:02.62) and the 200 medley relay (2:03.87) with Cedric Cabigting, Micha Geist and Joe Gorman to lead the Wildcats.
Cabigting added a win in the 100 backstroke (1:09.64) and Dakota Powers took the 100 free (1:04.65).
Oak Harbor coach Alex Thierry said, “It went well, but we still have a lot of work to do if we want to do as good a job as last year.”
He added, “It was a wake-up call for some of our JV swimmers who thought swimming was going to be easy.”
Oak Harbor (2-0) hosts Monroe (1-1) at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 16.
Other Oak Harbor results from Wednesday:
Second: Geist, 200 IM, 2:30.05; 200 free relay, Geist, Dakota Powers, Cabigting, Caley Powers, 1:50.47; 400 free relay, Derek Volk, Ryan Cuajunco, Jake Nelson, Gorman, 4:25.6.
Third: Gorman, 200 free, 2:13.86; 400 free, 4:46.19; Volk, 50 free, 29.76; Cabigting, 200 IM, 2:30.93; Jose Cabigting, 100 free, 1:11.65; Dakota Powers, 100 breast, 1:22.35; 200 medley relay, Dakota Powers, Nelson, Erik Jensen, Volk, 2:12.37.
Fourth: Volk, 200 free, 2:37.03; Jensen, 100 fly, 1:16.64; Cuajunco, 400 free, 5:18.5; Clayton Livermore, 100 back, 1:23.37; Geist, 100 breast, 1:23.84; 400 free relay, Noel Pangilinan, Patrick New, Dylan Klein, Alex Berry, 5:32.24.
Fifth: Jose Cabigting, 200 free, 2:40.62; Jensen, 200 IM, 2:49.57; Cuajunco, 50 free, 29.94; Nelson, 400 free, 5:28.5; 100 breast, 1:26.9; 200 medley relay, David Nuanez, Jose Cabigting, Raymond Paraiso, Livermore, 2:27.01; 200 free relay, Livermore, Jose Cabigting, Pangilinan, Jensen, 2:13.4; 400 free relay, Noah Zuniga, Nuanez, Jozef Mendoza, Ben Danielson, 5:42.72.
Sixth: Paraiso, 100 fly, 1:35.91; 200 free relay, Berry, Paraiso, Nuanez, Klein, 2:18.92; 400 free relay, Stephen Miller, Daniel Ross, Gavin Stewart, Logan Clark, 6:02.26.
