District Swimming Championship Hails Accolades for CFISD Teams, Swimmers & Coaches
BRIDGELAND & CY-RANCH WIN DISTRICT SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
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The Cypress Ranch High School girls’ swim team won the District 18-6A team championship, winning the title with 177 points. |
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The Bridgeland High School boys’ swim team won the District 18-6A team championship, winning the title with 177 points. |
The Bridgeland High School boys’ swim team and the Cypress Ranch High School girls’ swim team claimed the District 18-6A titles at the district meets, held Jan. 27-28 at the CFISD Natatorium.
The Bridgeland boys won with a score of 177, followed by runner-up Cypress Ranch (129) and third place Cypress Springs High School (81). The Cypress Ranch girls placed first with a score of 177, Bridgeland placed second with 154 points and Cypress Lakes High School placed third with 53 points.
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Cypress Ranch High School Head Coach Richard Carnicle was named the District 18-6A Girls Coach of the Year. |
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Bridgeland High School Head Coach Bob Perkins was named the District 18-6A Boys Coach of the Year. |
Cypress Ranch Head Coach Richard Carnicle was named the District 18-6A Girls’ Coach of the Year, while Bridgeland Head Coach Bob Perkins was named the District 18-6A Boys’ Coach of the Year.
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Bridgeland High School senior Emma Kinsey was named the District 18-6A Girls’ Swimmer of the Meet. |
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Bridgeland High School senior Levi Thome was named the District 18-6A Boys’ Swimmer of the Meet. |
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Langham Creek High School sophomore Jailen Cervantes was named the District 18-6A Girls’ Diver of the Meet. |
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Cypress Springs High School junior Caden Feith was named the District 18-6A Boys’ Diver of the Meet. |
Bridgeland senior Emma Kinsey was named the 18-6A Girls’ Swimmer of the Meet and fellow Bridgeland senior Levi Thome was named the 18-6A Boys’ Swimmer of the Meet. Langham Creek High School sophomore Jailen Cervantes was named the 18-6A Girls’ Diver of the Meet and Cypress Springs junior Caden Feith was named the 18-6A Boys’ Diver of the Meet.
In District 17-6A, the Cypress Woods boys placed second overall with a score of 126, making the Wildcats the highest placing CFISD boys’ team. The Cy-Fair girls also placed second with a score of 139, making the Bobcats the highest placing CFISD girls’ team.
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Cy-Fair High School Head Coach Hannah Doré, right, was named the District 17-6A Co-Girls’ Coach of the Year. |
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Cypress Woods Head Coach Michael Marucci was named the District 17-6A Boys’ Coach of the Year. |
Cy-Fair Head Coach Hannah Doré was named the District 17-6A Co-Girls’ Coach of the Year and Cypress Woods Head Coach Michael Marucci was named the District 17-6A Boys’ Coach of the Year.
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Cy-Fair High School sophomore Sofia Luper was named the District 17-6A Girls’ Swimmer of the Meet. |
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Cypress Woods High School senior Benjamin Scholl was named the District 17-6A Boys’ Swimmer of the Meet. |
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Cypress Woods High School junior Ben Romig was named the District 17-6A Boys’ Diver of the Meet. |
Cy-Fair sophomore Sofia Luper was named the 17-6A Girls’ Swimmer of the Meet and Cypress Woods senior Benjamin Scholl was named the 17-6A Boys’ Swimmer of the Meet. Cypress Woods junior Ben Romig was named the 17-6A Boys’ Diver of the Meet.
The top six individuals and relays advance to the regional competition, to be held Feb. 2-5 at the CFISD Natatorium.
