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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 Middle School Completes Swim Season

March 27, 2009

Marge Govoni Photo

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Class B Girls State Championships

February 16, 2009

Coach John Keyes and fellow Yachtsman display the Class B State Swim Championship Trophy after the meet. David Field Photo Results

McAuley Defeats Westbrook and Portland 157-57-19

High School Girls Swimming

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January 23, 2009

By David Field

Windham resident and McAuley swimmer Jen Field swims her way to second place in the 100yd Breaststroke with a State Meet qualifying time. David Field photo.

The meet seemed like a State Meet tune up for the McAuley Lions as they kicked their way to a very lopsided victory at Davan Pool Friday afternoon.  Read

McAuley Avenges Holiday Defeat To Windham and Defeats Yarmouth 105-102-88

High School Girls Swimming

January 17, 2009

By David Field

Elaine Miller swims and wins the 200yd Freestyle event in 2:13.18. David Field Photo

STANDISH ME: After the December 27th defeat to Windham, McAuley came to St. Joseph’s pool with a full squad and energy to win the meet 105-102 and also defeat Yarmouth with 88 points.  Windham managed three first place finishes and managed a number of seconds and thirds to add to the point total.  The majority of the girls swim team are underclassmen, which bodes well for the years to come. Read

Windham Boys Swim Team Finds the Numbers to Defeat Yarmouth 84-67

High School Boys Swimming

January 17th, 2009.

By David Field

Windham sophomore Nathan Paluso swims and wins the 500yd Freestyle in 5:21.00 David Field PHoto

STANDISH ME: Windham hosted another meet at St. Joseph’s College pool Saturday afternoon and defeated Yarmouth 84-67 in a tightly contested meet.  Both teams are lacking the depth to fill all lanes in all events so the scoring wasn’t as high as it could have been.  Read

McAuley Takes Swim Meet Against Westbrook and Bonny Eagle

High School Girls Swimming

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January 9, 2008

By David Field

Jen Field of Windham swims the anchor leg for McAuley in the 400 Free Relay. David Field Photo

On Friday at Westbrook’s Davan Pool, Catherine McAuley defeated Westbrook and Bonny Eagle 139-69-63.  Both Westbrook and Bonny Eagle lack depth to fill the lanes to be competitive. Read

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. Read

Gajewski Earns Second Conference Honor

Women's College Swimming

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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

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