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HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL M % m wsSSk SB ENI/Gary Harmon Mark Wright Jr. finds open field. r apiv' m i u- i»*.S l'mi n ENI/Gary Harmon 4 Demon runner fights for yardage. ENI Gary Harmon Demon team captains, among them Robert Luciano (51), meet for the coin toss. J*l * '*' J^* ENI/Gary Harmon Jeremy Grant (20) tries to turn the corner. SWIM From page iB in the 200 IM and the 100 breast and the 200 Medley Relay team of Sundry, Wharton, Culpepper and Cunningham placed second for 10 points, while, Hawkins said, they continue to improve their times. Placing second, the 200 Free Relay narrowly missed getting a state quali fying time by 28 hundredths of a sec- Dome rewind: Demons ond. Members of that squad are Holly Odom, Brandi Womack, Culpepper and Cunningham. Senior Shannon Seth led the team with the most seconds dropped with more than a minute improvement in the 500 Freestyle. On the boys’ side, Erik Hanson earned nine points with a first in the 100 Fly and a fifth in the 100 Free. Jackson Smith earned six points with a third in the 200 IM and fifth in the 100 Back while teammate Paul -v Ji lJf jB&SKb- *RpWB n, , : f. # -’ |> a vfe '©£ > f JKmt H| m t*- * X W M .| * •" T«Pf» «P*HSib^. - Jm39M|K* HK ENI Gary Harmon The Demons crash their banner. H JHNMmm*, • k ENI (*ary Ilarmo Fans show their spirit. SPORTS ■ BHI ™ ' KNt 'lsr. |)<wl Warner Robins coaches, among them head coach Bryan Way, lead the Demons out of the tunnel. Wf jgijgK -‘‘w 1 j&BHm V Us JmT ; '• Poorman brought in four points with a third-place finish in the 500 Free. “This was a long, seven-hour meet,” Hawkins said, “but the swimmers held their own with over 60 personal best swim times of this season. “They continue to impress me with their dedication for improvement. I was very pleased with the quickness of their starts overall at this meet.” The team travels to Landmark Christian in Atlanta Friday to compete in the Landmark Invitational. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2006 ♦ BEARS From page iB Bratcher and Melissa Bofto accumulated the most indi vidual points. Bratcher had 18, Boston 16. Katie Sanford added 13 and Kaitlin Merrifield. Bofto, Bratcher, Kimberly Niemantsverdriet and Kaitlyn Carriker combined in the 200 Medley Relay for 14 points and the 400 Free Relay for 18. Houston County will next compete at a meet it and Northside has combined efforts to put on. That is projected to have 300 swimmers, Richardson said, and is slated for 9:45 a.m. 3B Demon defend ers, among them Ryan Reid, tie up a run ner. ENI Gary Harmon