36th Consecutive Metro Title for Jesuit Swimming
The Jesuit swimming team captured its 36th consecutive metro title in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Metro Championship Meet at UNO on Saturday, Oct. 27. The Blue Jays won the meet with 482 points, 250 ahead of their closest competitor, E.D. White. More important than winning a 1st-place trophy, the team did what it went there to do—qualify every swimmer for the state meet.
Through the Lens…
View the Photo Gallery from the Metro Championships
By the Numbers…
Swimmers placing in the top three of their respective events were…
50 Yard Freestyle | 100 Yard Butterfly |
1. Connor Schwartz (21.75) | 1. Charles Korndorffer (49.67) |
100 Yard Freestyle | 200 Yard IM |
1. Mike Foley (47.04) 2. Connor Schwartz (47.74) |
1. Davis Edwards (1:52.24) |
200 Yard Freestyle | 200 Yard Freestyle Relay |
2. Mike Foley (1:43.98) 3. Gavin Langston (1:48.00) |
1. Charles Korndorffer, Connor Schwartz, Mike Foley, Joel Guerra (1:29.08) |
100 Yard Backstroke | 400 Yard Freestyle Relay |
1. Charles Korndorffer (50.66) | 2. Gavin Langston, Davis Edwards, Mike Foley, Conner Daigle (3:16.20) |
100 Yard Breaststroke | 200 Yard Medley Relay |
2. Davis Edwards (59.10) | 1. Charles Korndorffer, Davis Edwards, Gavin Langston, Connor Schwartz (1:35.89) |
In His Words…
“We positioned ourselves very well for the state meet by putting four swimmers in every event,” explained head swimming coach Bret Hanemann ’85. “When you’re in metro, you try to set yourself up with the fastest times. That puts you in the fastest heats, which almost guarantees a stronger finish.”
On the Horizon…
The Blue Jays will compete in the state championships on Friday and Saturday, November 16-17, in Sulphur.