EHS girls win Putnam City swim meet

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January 15, 2013

EHS girls win Putnam City swim meet

Anonymous Enid News and Eagle The Enid News and Eagle Tue Jan 15, 2013, 11:06 PM CST

OKLAHOMA CITY — Sara Nazari and Hunter McEachern both won four gold medals in leading the Enid girls to the championship of the Putnam City Invitational swim meet Tuesday. Nazari won the 200-yard freestyle (2:09.43) and 200 IM (2:22.06). McEachern took the 50 free (26.10) and the 100 breast (1:15.42).

McEachern and Nazari teamed with Ashley Valdez and Whitney Livesay to win both the 200 medley (2:05.27) and 200 free (1:51.59) relays.

“We swam a lot sharper than we did at Bartlesville (Friday),’’ said Enid coach Ginny Shipley. “We had a lot of kids get personal records. We’re ready to go to Midwest City (Jan. 25) and see what happens.’’

Enid placers

200 Medley Relay — 1. Sara Nazari, Ashley Valdez, Whitney Livesay, Hunter McEachern, 2:05.27

200 Free — 1.Nazari, 2:09.4; 3. Valdez, 2:30.65

200 IM — 1. Nazari, 2:22.06

50 Free – 1. McEachern,26.10; 3. Livesay, 27.88

100 Free — 3. Livesay, 1:00.99

200 Free Reay — 1. Nazari, Valdez, Livesay, McEachern, 1:51.59

100 Breast — 1. McEachern, 1:15.45; 2. Valdez, 1:21.09

400 Free Relay — 5. Destiny Turnery, Alyssa Shearer, Christy McMeans, Hanna Esquibel, 4:55.89

Boys

200 Free — 3. Michael Johnson, 2:13.08

200 IM — 5. Charley Laws, 2:39.42

50 Free — 2. Gabe Sanchez, 23.71

100 Free - 2. Gabriel, 52.29; 6. Jeremy Crise, 57.11

200 Free — 2. Johnson, Laws, Sanchez, Crise, 1:43.77

400 Free Relay — 5. Crise, Laws, Sacnez, Johnson, 3:50.67

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