This page is dedicated to Windham Swimming programs from Pre-K to high school.
We will post information about upcoming
registrations, camps, seasons, games and
report on games, scores and provide pictures
from these events. Everything you would
expect from your local sports page, except
more of it!
Windham Boys Are Missing Depth in the Pool
High School Varsity Boys Swimming
December 27,
2008
By David Field
Lance
Wesbter pulls his way to a fine finish in
the 400m Freestyle event with a time of
4:48.20. Webster's next competitot was a
full 30 seconds behind his finish. David
Field Photo.
What does this
mean? Well, when a swim team has six
members to swim twelve events and three of
those are four-member relays, the options
available are very limited. Depth in this
example is number of swimmers, not feet in
the pool. Four of the six participants on
Saturday are seasoned swimmers. In all,
Windham has eight swimmers, but due to the
holiday, were missing a few.
Read
Windham Girls Retain Winning Ways Against
Catherine McAuley and Deering
High School Girls Swimming
December 27,
2008
By David Field
Elaine
Miller touches in the final event, the 400m
Free Relay to give the Windham Eagles the
win in Saturday's meet at Riverton Pool. Her
Relay mates were Chloe Mack, Mikayla Eskilon
and Kirsten Russell. The Relay time was
4:42.82. Photo by David Field
In a classic
show of depth, the Windham Girls Swimming
team defeated both schools in a holiday meet
by a handful of points. The meet literally
came down to the last event, the 400m Free
Relay. The squad of Chloe Mack, Mikayla
Eskilson, Kirsten Russell and Elaine Miller
won the event in 4:42.82 to seal the meet
for the young Eagle swimmers. All teams
were handicapped with missing swimmers and
it was especially tough for the Eagle Boy’s
squad. They typically have eight swimmers,
but were down 2. They couldn’t put enough
bodies in the pool to score points. The 200
Free event was absent a Windham swimmer.
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Gajewski Earns Second Conference Honor
Women's College Swimming
www.mainesportspages.com
November 19,
2008
STANDISH, ME -
The Great Northeast Athletic Conference has
named Hannah Gajewski '12 (Biddeford, ME/McAuley)
as the Swimming Rookie of the Week for the
second time this season.
Read
We need people
to send us information on the Swim teams:
results, news, etc.
- Editors
Note: We need someone to report results to
us. We would love to have as much coverage
as possible including results, pictures,
stories, comments or something in between.
Please contact
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