Sussex Academy swimming takes two from Tech
Girls win dual-meet conference title for regular season
The Sussex Academy swim teams celebrated the Class of 2022 with a dual victory over Sussex Tech. Shown are (l-r) coach Stephanie Hartsoe, Chase Norton, Elle McKay, Ty Hudson, Ray Kalmanowitz, Lex Johnson, Ethan Rakes, Jackson Basile, Tyler Burger and head coach Tom Martiner. DAN COOK PHOTOS
The Seahawks girls’ squad celebrates their regular-season conference title by taking a plunge with the coaching staff. In back are (l-r) Megan Raines, Eve Mundok, Elle McKay, Addison McKay, head coach Tom Martiner, Itzel Gomez Sanchez, Lyla Baker and Zoe Musil. In front are Sanne Elling, Victoria Evans, Leni Kuska, Gracie Maughan, assistant coach Stephaine Hartsoe and Kimia Langroudi.
Winning the 400 free relay in 3:58.54 to capture the title are (l-r) Elle McKay, Victoria Evans, Eve Mundok and Sanne Elling.
Sussex Academy’s Gracie Maughan wins the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:06.60.
Tech junior Bethany Covey swims the fly leg of the medley relay.
The Sussex Tech team cheers on the their teammates in the medley rely.
Sussex Academy senior Elle McKay leave the blocks in the 100 free.
Sussex Academy freshman Addi McKay swims the 200 IM.
Cheering on their Seahawks teammates are (l-r) Gracie Maughan, Leni Kuska, Addi Mckay and Itzel Gomes-Sanchez.
Sussex Academy senior Elle McKay wins the 100 freestyle with a time of 59.00.
Tech sophomore Neh Dinga swims the 200 IM.
Seahawks eighth-grader Ryan Morgan swims the freestyle leg of the 200 IM.
Seahawks swimmer Eve Mundok, left, congratulates McKinley Stokley on her win in the 200 freestyle.
Tech’s Dillon Laux swims the breaststroke leg.
Sussex Academy’s Tyler Berger wins the 100 breaststroke with a time of 53.01.
Connor Walker swims the 100 breaststroke for the Seahawks.
Seahawks eighth-grader Victoria Evans swims the backstroke leg of the winning 200 medley relay.
Sussex Academy senior Ty Hudson places second in the 50 free with a 24:55 time.
Tech senior Connor Seeley makes the turn in the breaststroke.
Tech’s Dillon Laux leaves the blocks in the breaststroke.February 2, 2022
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The Sussex Academy swim teams celebrated the Class of 2022 with a dual victory over Sussex Tech. Shown are (l-r) coach Stephanie Hartsoe, Chase Norton, Elle McKay, Ty Hudson, Ray Kalmanowitz, Lex Johnson, Ethan Rakes, Jackson Basile, Tyler Burger and head coach Tom Martiner. DAN COOK PHOTOS
The Seahawks girls’ squad celebrates their regular-season conference title by taking a plunge with the coaching staff. In back are (l-r) Megan Raines, Eve Mundok, Elle McKay, Addison McKay, head coach Tom Martiner, Itzel Gomez Sanchez, Lyla Baker and Zoe Musil. In front are Sanne Elling, Victoria Evans, Leni Kuska, Gracie Maughan, assistant coach Stephaine Hartsoe and Kimia Langroudi.
Winning the 400 free relay in 3:58.54 to capture the title are (l-r) Elle McKay, Victoria Evans, Eve Mundok and Sanne Elling.
Sussex Academy’s Gracie Maughan wins the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:06.60.
Tech junior Bethany Covey swims the fly leg of the medley relay.
The Sussex Tech team cheers on the their teammates in the medley rely.
Sussex Academy senior Elle McKay leave the blocks in the 100 free.
Sussex Academy freshman Addi McKay swims the 200 IM.
Cheering on their Seahawks teammates are (l-r) Gracie Maughan, Leni Kuska, Addi Mckay and Itzel Gomes-Sanchez.
Sussex Academy senior Elle McKay wins the 100 freestyle with a time of 59.00.
Tech sophomore Neh Dinga swims the 200 IM.
Seahawks eighth-grader Ryan Morgan swims the freestyle leg of the 200 IM.
Seahawks swimmer Eve Mundok, left, congratulates McKinley Stokley on her win in the 200 freestyle.
Tech’s Dillon Laux swims the breaststroke leg.
Sussex Academy’s Tyler Berger wins the 100 breaststroke with a time of 53.01.
Connor Walker swims the 100 breaststroke for the Seahawks.
Seahawks eighth-grader Victoria Evans swims the backstroke leg of the winning 200 medley relay.
Sussex Academy senior Ty Hudson places second in the 50 free with a 24:55 time.
Tech senior Connor Seeley makes the turn in the breaststroke.
Tech’s Dillon Laux leaves the blocks in the breaststroke.
The Sussex Academy girls’ swim team took the Henlopen Conference regular-season, dual-meet title with an 89-81 victory over Sussex Tech Feb. 1 at the Sussex Academy Aquatic Center. The girls are 11-0 with one match left with Milford Friday, Feb. 4. This is their sixth regular-season title.
The Sussex Tech girls move to 7-1 with two matches to go.
The Seahawks boys’ squad downed the Ravens 123-43 to move to 10-1. The Ravens fall to 2-6 with two matches left.
“You couldn’t ask for a more exciting dual meet,” said Seahawks head coach Tom Martiner. “If you’re going to figure out who is going to be the conference dual-meet champion, you couldn’t ask for a better competition. If I had any hair on my head, it would’ve turned white. Our boys had another great meet with spectacular times posted. We bounced back well after our loss to Cape. We are really looking forward to the conference meet.”
The Seahawks girls took first in the 200 medley relay, 200 IM, 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, 200 free relay, 100 backstroke, 100 breaststroke and 400 free relay. Tech took top honors in the 200 freestyle, 100 butterfly and 500 freestyle.
The Seahawks boys finished first in every event except the 200 IM, which was won by the Ravens’ Ndango Dinga.
Full results can be found on SussexAcademySports.com or Ravens-Sports.com.
The Sussex Academy swim teams celebrated the Class of 2022 with a dual victory over Sussex Tech. Shown are (l-r) coach Stephanie Hartsoe, Chase Norton, Elle McKay, Ty Hudson, Ray Kalmanowitz, Lex Johnson, Ethan Rakes, Jackson Basile, Tyler Burger and head coach Tom Martiner. DAN COOK PHOTOS
The Seahawks girls’ squad celebrates their regular-season conference title by taking a plunge with the coaching staff. In back are (l-r) Megan Raines, Eve Mundok, Elle McKay, Addison McKay, head coach Tom Martiner, Itzel Gomez Sanchez, Lyla Baker and Zoe Musil. In front are Sanne Elling, Victoria Evans, Leni Kuska, Gracie Maughan, assistant coach Stephaine Hartsoe and Kimia Langroudi.
Winning the 400 free relay in 3:58.54 to capture the title are (l-r) Elle McKay, Victoria Evans, Eve Mundok and Sanne Elling.
Sussex Academy’s Gracie Maughan wins the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:06.60.
Tech junior Bethany Covey swims the fly leg of the medley relay.
The Sussex Tech team cheers on the their teammates in the medley rely.
Sussex Academy senior Elle McKay leave the blocks in the 100 free.
Sussex Academy freshman Addi McKay swims the 200 IM.
Cheering on their Seahawks teammates are (l-r) Gracie Maughan, Leni Kuska, Addi Mckay and Itzel Gomes-Sanchez.
Sussex Academy senior Elle McKay wins the 100 freestyle with a time of 59.00.
Tech sophomore Neh Dinga swims the 200 IM.
Seahawks eighth-grader Ryan Morgan swims the freestyle leg of the 200 IM.
Seahawks swimmer Eve Mundok, left, congratulates McKinley Stokley on her win in the 200 freestyle.
Tech’s Dillon Laux swims the breaststroke leg.
Sussex Academy’s Tyler Berger wins the 100 breaststroke with a time of 53.01.
Connor Walker swims the 100 breaststroke for the Seahawks.
Seahawks eighth-grader Victoria Evans swims the backstroke leg of the winning 200 medley relay.
Sussex Academy senior Ty Hudson places second in the 50 free with a 24:55 time.
Tech senior Connor Seeley makes the turn in the breaststroke.
Tech’s Dillon Laux leaves the blocks in the breaststroke.Event Details :
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