The Mighty Marlins took 7th at the Washington State Champs in Federal Way!  Led by our strong group of girls we scored over 400 points to easily outscore the 8th place team! Jennifer Domanowski and Hannah Taylor led the way with strong finishes in all 6th of their events. Jennifer won the 200 fly in a stunning time of 2:01.39, and also scored a 4th in the 100 fly, 6th in the 400 IM, she also scored top 16 finishes in 3 other events.  Hannah took 3rd in the 200 and...

Morgan Ginnis took the high point award for 13-14 year old girls by winning 4 events, in exciting fashion, and placing 2nd in 2 others.  Morgan won the 50, 100, & 200 free, and the 200 IM, and was 2nd in the 100 and 200 back!  Bindi Pedersen also won 4 events, the 50 & 100 breast, the 100 fly , and the 200 IM and was 2nd in 2 others and narrowly missed the high point award, as did Christina Domanowski who won the 200, 500, and 1650 free, and...

ErinDelaney brought home 3 medals from the Divisional Champs Meet in Silverdale.  Erin was 5th in the 100 back and 200 fly, and 6th in the 200 IM.  Amanda Collins also scored a top 6 finish with a 5th in the 100 fly! Hannah Davis swam the 11-12 Pentahlon and had 2 best times.  Mackenzie Kinsey had 1 best time and Toria Benson had 2 as well. Way to go Marlins!

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Rebekah Pusateri finally bettered the PNS qualifying time in the 100 breaststroke after numerous close calls in previous meets.  Her time of 1:23.56 was 3-100ths under the standard.  Rebekah had 2 other best times in the meet as well.  The biggest improvements in the meet were made by Kara Libra and Abby Magee with 6 best times each.  Raymon Tutewohl had 5, as did Jeffrey Lozensky. Andrew Winquist had 4 best times, Colin Willis and Bindi Pedersen 3 each, Drew Preston, Maggie Delaney, Robbie Haynes, and Mel Lofton 2 each. ...

    Parent Meeting November 19, 2010 1.       Marlins Gear a.       Will have prices out shortly in the form of an email and will have the information at the table. b.      Plan to have deadline so orders will be ready by Christmas 2.       Karoline Coaching announcement a.       USA swimming no longer allows coaches that are under 18 years old effective 1/1/2011 b.      Karoline turns 18 on October 1, 2011 c.       Kirby will fill in Karoline’s hours for the period of 1/1 to 10/1 of next year d.      Karoline will help...

Many Mighty Marlins busted out best times at the Cascade meet in Seattle.  Sarp Orgul led the way with 8 best times totaling over 48 seconds.  Bindi Pederson totaled 7 best times, Maggie Delaney had 5, Mel Lofton and Christina Domanowski 4, Lawren Rainey, Leah Taylor, Madelynn Butler, Erin Delaney and Kara Libra 3, Corinne Bromagen, Spencer Girard, Emerson Jesus, Jeffrey Lozensky, and Cameron Chaplik 2, and Abby Magee and  Burch Walker with 1.

Jeffrey Lozensky swam best times in all 5 of his events on Sunday to take 4th place overall at the Chinook Pentathlon! Kara Libra also swam 5 best times earning a 5th place trophy.  Kyle Libra dropped over 3 seconds in his last event, the 200 IM, to earn the 6th place trophy. 3 swimmers = 3 trophies.  That is the way it goes down, in Marlin Town!!

Drew Preston, Leah Taylor, and Maggie Delaney added to their PNS Champs event list by blistering the water with best times.  Drew hit PNS Times in the 100 and 200 backstroke.  Maggie added the 200 free to her resume, and Leah added the 100 IM and 500 free.  The trio also had multiple finishes in the top 8 as did Toria with a 1st, Erin with 2-2nds, Jonathan and Micki each with a 2nd, Rebekah with a 3rd and 4th, Kara with 2-4ths, John S. took 6th, and Elle and Mel took...

The Marysville-Pilchuck High School Girls stood on the brink of history after 11 events at the Wesco 4A District Meet at Kamiak High School on Saturday Nov. 6th.  Going into the 12th and final event they were tied with Snohomish at 391 points, with Kamiak lurking only 10 points back at 381.  Fortunately the Tommies had the powerful 400 free relay of Jewel LeValley, Karoline Schaufler, Melody Coleman, and Hannah Taylor up and ready to take on the challenge. The relay, in spectacular fashion, won the final event of the...