Eagles wrapping up a stellar season
Eagle Tommy Thelander throws himself into his 100-yard backstroke during the last meet of the season Feb. 28. He came in second place with a time of 1:13.62. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
Eagle Camden Gulden checks his time in the 100-yard butterfly while Seahawk Evy Case finishes in the background. Both got firsts for boys and girls in the event. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
Girls and boys take off in the 100-yard butterfly on Jan. 28. KATRINA CLARK//Wiscasset Newspaper.
Eagle Kate Laemmle, left, slaps hands with Seahawk Emma Pearce after they come in second and third, respectively, in the girls 100-yard freestyle at the Jan. 28 meet. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
LA Eagles and BRHS Seahawks thank the officials at the end of every game. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
Eagle Tommy Thelander throws himself into his 100-yard backstroke during the last meet of the season Feb. 28. He came in second place with a time of 1:13.62. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
Eagle Camden Gulden checks his time in the 100-yard butterfly while Seahawk Evy Case finishes in the background. Both got firsts for boys and girls in the event. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
Girls and boys take off in the 100-yard butterfly on Jan. 28. KATRINA CLARK//Wiscasset Newspaper.
Eagle Kate Laemmle, left, slaps hands with Seahawk Emma Pearce after they come in second and third, respectively, in the girls 100-yard freestyle at the Jan. 28 meet. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
LA Eagles and BRHS Seahawks thank the officials at the end of every game. KATRINA CLARK/Wiscasset Newspaper.
Seven Lincoln Academy Eagles are headed to the state swim meet, including Essie Martin, Elise Dumont, Noah Jordan, Camden Gulden, Anton Kalmysh, Tommy Thelander and Sam Russ. The girls' state championships take place on Feb. 15 at Bowdoin College, while the boys compete the next day.
At their last home meet on Jan. 28 against Erskine, Jordan, Russ and Gulden each qualified in one event. Gulden qualified in the 200-yard freestyle, while Jordan qualified in the 100-yard freestyle and Russ in the 50-yard freestyle.
The team ended its season with a bang, taking first place in eight out of 18 events competed in. Firsts went to the boys 200-yard medley relay team, Phoebe Pugh in the 200-yard freestyle, Russ in the 50-yard freestyle, Camden Gulden in the 100-yard butterfly, Noah Jordan in the 100-yard freestyle, both the girls and boys 200-yard freestyle relay teams, and Noah Jordan in the 100-yard backstroke.
Second places went to a girls 200-yard medley relay team, Annie Farnsworth and Camden Gulden in the 200-yard freestyle, Elise Dumont in the 200-yard IM, Kalmysh in the 50-yard freestyle, Kate Laemmle in the 100-yard freestyle, Tommy Thelander in the 100-yard freestyle and 100-yard backstroke, Hindley Wang in the 100-yard breaststroke, Sam Russ in the 100-yard breaststroke, and the boys 400-yard freestyle relay team.
Thirds were picked up by Kate Laemmle in the 50-yard freestyle, Kalmysh in the 100-yard freestyle, a girls 200-yard freestyle relay team, Anna Sirois in the 100-yard backstroke, Alejandro Ramos in the 100-yard backstroke, and Pugh in the 100-yard breaststroke.
Fourth place went to a girls 200-yard medley relay team, Finn Dworkin in the 50-yard freestyle, Elise Dumont in the 100-yard freestyle, and Jordan Farrin in the 100-yard backstroke.
A fifth was awarded to Annie Farnsworth in the 50-yard freestyle.
The Eagles will participate in the KVAC Class B championships on Feb. 5 at the Bath YMCA. Come cheer on your Eagles!
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