THE UPCOMING DOCKET: A look at Milford’s upcoming schedule:
THE BOYS REPORT: January 26 at ECC Championships: Senior Chase Fisher won two individual titles, swam anchor in two winning relays and set four Eastern Cincinnati Conference records, leading Milford to the 2019 ECC Boys Swimming Championship. For his efforts, Fisher earned the conference’s Swimmer of the Year Award, while first-year Milford head coach Corey Dauw was tabbed ECC Coach of the Year.
Fisher blazed his way to victory in both the 50 and 100 freestyle events, setting new league championship records in both events. He joined Tyler Babinec, Evan Fentress and Sam Leatherwood in winning the 200 freestyle and 200 medley relays, setting ECC marks in both as well.
Babinec also won the 100 breaststroke and came within .01 seconds of capturing the 100 butterfly.
The conference crown for the boys was the first for Milford since joining the ECC and the first overall since winning the FAVC titles in 2009.
A look at the team’s top finishers:
February 2 at Carroll Invitational: A contingent of Eagles not slated to compete at Sectionals, traveled to Dayton to take part in the Carroll Invitational. The boys team finished second in a 10-team field.
A look at the team’s top finishers:
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THE GIRLS REPORT: January 26 at ECC Championships: The Eagles placed sixth of the seven competing teams at the ECC Championships. Lauren Clark (200 and 500 freestyle) and Lauren Bell (100 breaststroke) led the girls team with seventh place finishes in each event. Diver Sophie Cooper placed fifth earlier in the week at the ECC Diving Championships for the girls.
A look at the girls team’s top finishers:
February 2 at Carroll Invitational: A contingent of Eagles not slated to compete at Sectionals, traveled to Dayton to take part in the Carroll Invitational. The girls team finished seventh in a 10-team field.
A look at the team’s top finishers:
Click here for the updated season-to-date performance list.
BABINEC SCORES WELL AT PRO SERIES EVENT: Senior Tyler Babinec had a successful performance at the first Pro Swim Series meet of 2019 at the University of Tennessee. Competing in five events, Babinec placed among the top-25 swimmers in four races, including a best of 12th in the 100 breaststroke.
Representing the Mason Manta Rays club, Babinec took to the UT pool to participate against some of the nation’s best. His best swim of the meet came in the 100 breast when he stopped the clocks in 1:03.96 to place 12th. He also grabbed a top-15 in the 50 breast, placing 14th in 29.22.
In the 200 breast, Babinec took 18th in 2:23.76. His other finishes were 23rd in the 200 IM (2:16.90) and 29th in the 50 free (24.67).