Freedom High School's Carol Byrnes and Nazareth's Courtney Fox wanted to make their last dives memorable ones Wednesday at the PIAA Class AAA swimming and diving championships at Bucknell University.<\/p>\n
Freedom senior Seth Watlington swam in an unusual spot in the AAA boys 200 individual medley final -- the outside lane.<\/p>\n
Watlington bettered his preliminary time by .07 seconds and placed eighth in the final in 1:54.52.<\/p>\n
The Freedom boys 200 medley relay team swam one-tenth of a second faster than its prelim time and finishing second in the consolation with a time of 1:35.67.<\/p>\n
The Freedom girls 200 freestyle team placed eighth in the consolation race in 1:39.33. The Patriots girls 200 medley relay was 18th in 1:52.23.<\/p>\n
Freedom freshman Helen Hsu finished 30th in the 100 butterfly in 1:00.68, and Easton junior Jillian Albus placed 21st in the 50 freestyle in 24.53 seconds.<\/p>\n
Nazareth freshman Madeline Blair finished 24th in the 200 freestyle in 1:57.59.<\/p>\n
Nazareth coach Julie Brezinsky said Blair did well but thought her grade and how much she has competed in the past few weeks might have affected her.<\/p>\n
After jumping up four spots in the District 11 meet, Nazareth junior David DiMarco continued to improve. He finished second in the 200 IM consolation race in 1:54.79.<\/p>\n
In the boys 50 freestyle, Bangor's Zach Kantz placed 20th (21.54) and Liberty senior Eric Burcin finished 23rd (21.73).<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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