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The Led County Ledger Thursday, December 20, 2001 - Page IB LCHS Swimmers Splash Into The Winners' Circle Once again, the Lee County High School Swim Team has made a splashing impression in their recent sixteen-team state wide competition. Both girls' and boys' teams traveled to Brunswick. GA on December 15 to vie for honors in 22 events. Both teams braved the cold in this outdoor swim meet to bring home seven separate State Finals Quali fying Times. The girls' team also won first place honors in overall scoring with 58.5 points, barely outscoring Baldwin County (55). Third place honors in girls' com petition went to the home team, Glynn Academy, with 50 points. Camden County girls finished 4th with 44 points. While Lee County's boys' team did not place in the top four, they held their own in the water with NOW OPEN NENE'S COUNTRY KITCHEN Anderson Miller winning 2nd place in the 100 yd. Backstroke and hitting a state qualifying time Both Lee County High School Junior Varsity and of:57 -66. Brady Hamlin finished Varsity Competition Cheerleaders competed in a 6th place in loo yd. Breaststroke Cheerleading Competition at Americus High School Moore finished 3rd in 100 d but last weekend. Both squads placed first in their ^wiT L02.43?the 200 yd divsions. SERVING BREAKFAST AND LUNCH 7:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. 7S9-1008 NEXT TO BRANCH DEER PROCESSING ON HWV 377 AND 1SS Taxidermy USD A Licensed For Ferrell Hog Processing . 7 MILES co Lii LU _l S CO > £ X 8 MILES/ 195 N LESLIE' □ COURT HOUSE LEESBURG Old Fashioned Smoked Sausage, Salami Big Buck Contest - Win a Browning A-Bolt Corner of Hwy. 195 Mon - Sat and Hwy 377 - Lee St. 8 a.m.- 9 p.m. 759-2869 Sunday 8-8 SB Custom Cuts Include Skinning US Cleaning • Hanging Lee County High School Varsity Cheerleaders competed in the 5A Division on December 14. The high school squad contains 16 members and two alternates. 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The Camden County team finished first in boys' com petition with 94 points; 2nd, Westover High of Albany with 42; 3rd, Glynn Academy with 37; 4th, Jenkins High of Savannah with 36 points. The girls’ team continued their winning streak, having finished below first place only six times in regular season competition during their eight-year existence, and only once in the past four years. In relay lead-off swims, Kathy Dodd qualified for state finals with a time of :57.60 in the 100 freestyle, and Mallory Grebel qualified in the 50 yd freestyle with a time of :26.30. Both Dodd and Grebel were on the 200 Med ley Relay team along with Marti Crawford and Melissa McDonald, bringing in first place honors and a state qualifying time of 2:04.48. Dodd, Grebel, Crawford, and Misty Summers won the 200 yard relay with a state qualifying time of 1:47.97: and Dodd, Grebel, Crawford, and Annie Ramirez qualified for state in the 400 freestyle relay with their third place swim of 4:06.28. Other swims scoring points for Lee County included the 400 free relay team of Katie Pollock, Heather Powers, Rachel Nyenhuis, and Amy Summers (3rd), Kathy Dodd (4th) in 100 yd butterfly, McDonald (6th) in 100 yd. Butterfly and 5th in 500 yd freestyle with 6:11.15.; 200 Free relay team of Ramirez, Katie Crawford, Katie Newcomb and McDonald, 5th, 2:02.26: M. Crawford. 3rd in 100 yd back- stroke. 1:06.36; McDonald, 5th in 500 freestyle, 2:11.15; Grebel, 2nd in 50 yd. Freestyle with :26.67. Also competing on the girls team were Lisa Bourgeois, Megan Childs, Samantha Cook, Elysse Crofoot, Jackie Entz. Toni Hoffman, Melissa Koronkerwitz, Bhumi Mehta, and Heather Pow ers. Head Coach Coni Grebel re flected on the meet with some surprise. "We actually had all the odds against us: we started our practice season a little late, we had several sick swimmers, and we had a very busy week the week before and a long commute for the competition," said Grebel. "But they really surprised me by pulling in the points when it mat tered most. We do, however, have a lot of mistakes to fix. Endurance for anything beyond a sprint is not what it should be. Practices in January will need to address that factor. And starts and finishes both need some work. But the strokes themselves are looking pretty good in the water and will become more time efficient as the season advances." This year's boys' team holds 3 juniors, 4 sophomores, and a freshman, so Grebel and the boys all hope that this years' experience will be a foundation to build on for the following year. On the girls' team, M. Crawford, McDonald. Entz, Grebel, Mehta, and Bourgouis are all seniors. The remainder of the girls' team con sists of 5 juniors, 5 sophomores, and 4 freshmen. High school swim season will last through January and Febru ary, culminating with State Finals in Atlanta in late February.