The Coffee County High School and Middle School swim teams have completed their regular season and six high school and 4 middle school swimmers have qualified to compete in the region championships coming up at the end of the month. The 4 middle school swimmers will compete in 2 events each while 6 high school swimmers have qualified for 11 different events at the Middle Tennessee High School Swimming Association region championship meet on Friday, January 29th in Nashville.
Kennedy Norman-Young(photo provided)
The middle school swimmers that have qualified are:
CCMS 8th grader Kaylee Williams – 100M breaststroke & 200M freestyle
CCMS 6th grader, Amber Ingleburger – 50M freestyle & 100M freestyle
WMS 6th grader, Kennedy Norman-Young – 200M freestyle & 50M freestyle
and WMS 6th grader William Tobitt – 50M freestyle & 100M freestyle
The high school swimmers that have qualified for the region are:
Junior Emma Allen – 50M freestyle & 100M freestyle.
Junior Ryan Farless – 200M freestyle, 50M freestyle, 100M freestyle & 100M butterfly.
Emma Allen of CHS Swim
Junior Emily Warner – 50M freestyle & 100M freestyle.
Sophomore Donald Ridner – 50M freestyle
Freshman Jack Beachboard – 200M freestyle, 200M IM, 50M freestyle, 100M butterfly, 100M freestyle, 500M freestyle, 100M backstroke and 100M breaststroke
and Freshman Anna O’Conner – 200M freestyle, 100M butterfly, 100M freestyle & 500M freestyle
Each swimmer can compete in a maximum of 2 events in the region meet.
Additionally, Jack Beachbord has qualified for the state meet in the 500M freestyle. The Tennessee Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association state meet will be held on February 12th and 13th also at Centennial SportsPlex in Nashville.
Swimming coach Lana Ray and assistant coach Mike Ray will be guests on Saturday’s Coffee Coaches Show to talk about the upcoming championships. The Coffee Coaches Show airs at 10 AM on Saturday and is broadcast for the showroom at Al White Ford/Lincoln in Manchester.
