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October 23, 2009

Peru swimmers finish unbeaten

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PLATTSBURGH — The Peru Indians went four-for-four Friday in putting the finishing touches on a perfect season in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference girls' swimming.

Four girls — Kelsie Miller, Sarah Connolly, Molly Wilkins and Caitlin Houle — figured for four firsts each in a 113-57 triumph over Plattsburgh High on the final night of the dual-meet season.

Peru (6-0) won every event and swept the first three places in the 100-yard butterfly.

Plattsburgh High finished the season at 4-2.

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Peru 113, Plattsburgh 57

200 medley relay- 1, Peru (Miller, Connolly, Wilkins, Geddes), 2:08.31. 2, Plattsburgh, 2:16.79. 3, Peru, 2:19.75. 200 freestyle- 1, Miller (P), 2:20.14. Brown (P), 2:21.70. 3, Robbins (PHS), 2:22.28. 200 ind medley- 1, Connolly (P), 2:34.58. 2, Kelley (PHS), 2:36.93. 3, Hall (PHS), 2:43.91. 50 freestyle- 1, Houle (P), 27.81. 2, Sorensen (PHS), 28.04. 3, Cassone (PHS), 28.40.

100 butterfly- 1, Wilkins (P), 1:08.21. 2, Kazmarczyk (P), 1:15.33. 3, Waterhouse (PHS), 1:18.50. 100 freestyle- 1, Houle (P), 1:01.06. 2, Cassone (PHS), 1:03.02. 3, Geddes (P), 1:06.18. 500 freestyle- 1, Wilkins (P), 5:56.84. 2, Brown (P), 6:24.47. 3. Lemza (P), 6:32.74. 200 freestyle relay- 1, Peru (Geddes, Haber, Kazmarczyk, Houle), 1:54.86. 2, Plattsburgh, 1:55.37. 3, Plattsburgh, 2:05.17.

100 backstroke- 1, Miller (P), 1:07.22. 2, Hall (PHS), 1:16.25. 3, Barkla (P), 1:18.09. 100 breaststroke- 1, Connolly (P), 1:20.64. 2, Malone (PHS), 1:24.43. 3, Altizer (P), 1:28.74. 400 freestyle relay- 1, Peru (Wilkins, Miller, Connolly, Houle), 4:11.72. 2, Plattsburgh, 4:20.79. 3, Peru, 4:36.84.

AuSable 132
Moriah 33

CLINTONVILLE — Sierra Cotrona broke a seven-year-old school record and Brittany Friedrich claimed three firsts to lead AuSable Valley (2-4) over visiting Moriah (0-6).

Cotrona, a double winner, won the 200-yard freestyle in 2:05.85, topping the old AuSable Valley record of 2:07.20 set by Jillian Post in 2002.

Friedrich won the 500-yard freestyle and added two firsts in the relays while Alex Hoey captured the 200 individual medley and the 100 freestyle.

Moriah's Emily Simard won the 100-yard butterfly in a personal-best of 1:30.13. Simard edged AuSable Valley's Emma Helfgott by just .54 of a second in the closest race of the meet.

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AuSable Valley 132, Moriah 33

200 medley relay- 1, AuSable (O'Toole, E. Helfgott, Friedrich, Cook), 2:29.98. 2, AuSable, 2:31.62. 3, Moriah, 2:36.85. 200 freestyle- 1, Cotrona (AVC), 2:05.85. 2, Coolidge (AVC), 2:49.16. 3, A. Helfgott (AVC), 3:00.20. 200 ind medley- 1, Hoey (AVC), 3:02.93. 2, O'Toole (AVC), 3:16.22. 3, Agoney (AVC), 3:41.61. 50 freestyle- 1, Facteau (AVC), 28.87. 2, Murphy (AVC), 29.83. 3, Callis (M), 33.32.

100 butterfly- 1, E. Simard (M), 1:30.13. 2, E. Helfgott (AVC), 1:30.69. 3, Dever (M), 1:35.98. 100 freestyle- 1, Hoey (AVC), 1:13.13. 2, Davis (AVC), 1:14.06. 3, A. Helfgott (AVC), 1:20.72. 500 freestyle- 1, Friedrich (AVC), 6:05.99. 2, Facteau (AVC), 6:49.41. 3, Cook (AVC), 7:11.73. 200 freestyle relay- 1, AuSable (Wood, Cotrona, Darrah, Braid), 2:09.05. 2, AuSable, 2:16.25. 3, AuSable, 2:12.56.

100 backstroke- 1, Casey (AVC), 1:13.69. 2, Wood (AVC), 1:37.18. 3, Darrah (AVC), 1:43.13. 100 breaststroke- 1, Garrand (AVC), 1:29.15. 2, Braid (AVC), 1:40.36. 3, Lawrence (AVC), 1:51.59. 400 freestyle relay- 1, AuSable (S. Murphy, Coolidge, Davis, Friedrich), 4:40.67. 2, AuSable, 4:41.31. 3, AuSable, 4:46.45.

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