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The Southlake Carroll boys and Austin Westlake girls won the 2016 Texas 6A State High School Championships.
Girls
Austin Westlake won the 6A state title with 267 points. Conroe The Woodlands took second with 219 points. San Antonio Reagan (170), Humble Atascocita (126) and Conroe Woodlands College Park (117) finished third through fifth.
Austin Westlake’s Dakota Luther won the 200-yard free in 1:46.90. Luther doubled up with a 4:48.56 to win the 500-yard free.
Conroe The Woodlands’ Lucie Nordmann topped the 50-yard free in 23.09. Nordmann won her second title of the day with a 53.34 in the 100-yard back.
Pearland’s Jaden Bellina hit the wall in 1:59.81 to win the 200-yard IM.
Austin Westlake’s Victoria Edwards won the 100-yard fly in 52.93, just missing Dana Vollmer’s long-standing 2005 state mark of 52.70.
Conroe Woodlands College Park’s Monica Gumina snared the 100-yard free in 50.21.
Conroe Woodlands College Park’s Victoria Hunt won the 100-yard breast in 1:03.91.
The Austin Westlake team of Victoria Edwards, Catriona MacGregor, Dakota Luther and Maggie Taylor lowered the 200-yard medley relay state record during prelims with a 1:42.49. The same foursome then won the finale in 1:42.94. The prelim swim downed a previous Westlake record of 1:43.21 from last year.
Humble Atascocita’s Sarah Wehrmeister, Bethany Petersen, Rachel Hicks and Jordan Wheeler topped the 200-yard free relay in 1:34.82.
Austin Westlake’s Dakota Luther, Victoria Edwards, Emma Wheal and Morgan Johnson finished the meet with a 3:25.31 to win the 400-yard free relay.
Keller Central’s Taylor Ohlhauser won the one-meter diving title with 501.70 points.
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 23 1. Austin Westlake 267 2. Conroe The Woodlands 219 3. San Antonio Reagan 170 4. Humble Atascocita 126 5. Conroe Woodlands College Park 117 6. Rockwall 111 7. Southlake Carroll 106 8. Katy Cinco Ranch 99 9. Houston Cypress Woods 93 10. Humble Kingwood 63 11. Keller 58 11. Austin Anderson 58 13. Houston Cypress Ranch 56 14. Midland 55 15. Mansfield 51 16. Allen 49 16. Pearland 49 18. Belton 45 19. Round Rock 43 19. Fort Bend Clements 43 21. Friendswood 41 22. Austin Bowie 34 23. Keller Central 30 24. Lewisville Marcus 28 25. Lewisville 26 26. Klein 25 27. Katy Seven Lakes 24 28. Arlington Martin 22 29. El Paso Franklin 20 30. Pearland Dawson 18 31. Montgomery 17 32. Midland Lee 16 33. Northside Brandeis 13 34. Conroe Oak Ridge 12 34. Klein Collins 12 36. Comal Smithson Valley 11 37. McAllen Memorial 10 38. Katy 9 39. Northside Clark 7.5 40. Houston Westside 7 40. Plano 7 42. Fort Bend Kempner 6 42. Clute Brazoswood 6 42. Lewisville Flower Mound 6 45. LC Clear Falls 5.5 46. Northside O'Connor 4 46. Northside Taft 4 46. Houston Clear Lake 4 46. Laredo Alexander 4 50. Northwest 3 50. San Angelo Central 3 50. Los Fresnos 3 50. Fort Bend Travis 3 54. Lubbock Coronado 2 54. Brownsville Lopez 2 56. Brownsville Rivera 1 56. Brownsville Hanna 1
Boys
Southlake Carroll won the meet with 295 points, while Austin Westlake took second with 194 points. Katy Cinco Ranch (189), Conroe The Woodlands (139) and Round Rock Westwood (99) comprised the rest of the top five.
Southlake Carroll’s Jack LeVant earned the 50-yard free crown in 20.23. LeVant returned in the next event to win the 100-yard fly in 48.20.
Southlake Carroll’s Alex Zettle clinched the 200-yard free title in 1:37.17. Zettle won a second title with a 4:22.64 in the 500-yard free.
Dallas Jesuit’s Brendan Feehery cruised to victory in the 200-yard IM with a 1:48.33.
Mansfield’s Mike Thibert raced his way to a 44.49 to win the 100-yard free.
Katy Cinco Ranch’s Glen Cowand snared the 100-yard back title in 47.40.
Austin Westlake’s Matthew Willenbring took home the 100-yard breast crown in 56.20.
Katy Cinco Ranch’s Glen Cowand, Christopher Hung, Billy Fales and Chris Betts topped the 200-yard medley relay in 1:33.01.
Katy Cinco Ranch’s Chris Betts, Billy Fales, Glen Cowand and Alex Smilenov raced their way to a state record 1:22.54 in the 200-yard free relay. That time broke a long-standing 23-year-old record dating back to 1993 as Humble Kingwood posted a 1:23.15 that year.
Southlake Carroll’s unleashed a rare sub-3:00 400-yard free as Alex Zettle (45.12), Jack LeVant (44.04), Austin Whalen (44.92) and Colter Carman (45.61) clocked a 2:59.69 to win the 400-yard free relay. That swim demolished the previous state record of 3:02.03 set by the same team during prelims.
Southlake Carroll’s Nate Hernandez topped the one-meter diving event with 566.65 points.
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 24 1. Southlake Carroll 295 2. Austin Westlake 194 3. Katy Cinco Ranch 189 4. Conroe The Woodlands 139 5. Round Rock Westwood 99 6. Fort Bend Clements 94 7. Mansfield 92 8. San Antonio Reagan 73 9. Allen 68 10. Houston Cypress Ranch 66 11. Keller 65 12. Comal Smithson Valley 56 13. Lewisville Flower Mound 46 14. Northwest Nelson 45 15. Humble Kingwood 44 16. McAllen 37 16. Dallas Jesuit 37 18. Conroe Oak Ridge 34 18. Midland 34 20. Friendswood 33.5 21. Northside Taft 33 22. San Angelo Central 31 22. Corpus Christi Carroll 31 24. Austin 30 24. Klein 30 26. Lewisville Marcus 27 27. Klein Oak 26 27. Keller Central 26 29. Houston Cy Creek 21 29. Belton 21 31. Dallas Highland Park 20 31. Houston Lamar 20 33. Katy Seven Lakes 19 34. Klein Collins 16 34. San Antonio Johnson 16 36. Mesquite Horn 15.5 37. Manvel 15 37. Houston Strake Jesuit 15 39. Houston Cypress Woods 14 39. Houston Langham Creek 14 39. Northside O'Connor 14 42. Fort Bend Hightower 13 43. Katy 12 43. El Paso Eastwood 12 43. Waco Midway High School 12 43. Houston Clear Lake 12 47. Austin Lake Travis 11 48. McAllen Memorial 8 49. Lubbock Monterey 6 49. Comal Canyon 6 49. LC Clear Creek 6 52. San Antonio MacArthur 4 53. Cibolo Steele 3 53. La Porte 3 55. Northside Marshall 2 55. McAllen Rowe 2 57. Laredo United 1 57. LC Clear Falls 1 57. Lewisville 1 57. Brownsville Veterans 1 57. La Joya 1
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