Swim Knights remain undefeated. Move to 3-0.
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Published on Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Swim Knights remain undefeated. Move to 3-0.

The DeSales Knights Swim Team moved to 3-0 with a 144-102 win over Elmwood Franklin/Nichols this past Sunday at Buffalo State College.  The 8 and under division had double winners with William Swartz in the 100IM and 50 Freestyle along with Dylan Lamont doubling up in the 25 Butterfly and 25 Breaststroke.  Jordan Kirchberger recorded an individual win in the 25 Backstroke.  The quartet of Kirchberger, Lamont, Swartz and Cooper Zugelder won the 100 Medley Relay for the Knights.

   The Knights 9-10 division had a lone double winner in Henry Genewick in the 100IM and 50 Backstroke.  Lydia Lamont was an individual winner in the 50 Butterfly.  Winning the 200 Medley Relay was Genewick and Lamont teaming up with Jillian Knuutila and Gabriel McQueen.

    The 11 and older division had double winners with Aidan Morgan winning the 200 and 100 Freestyle and Madison Fragale winning the 50 Freestyle and 50 Breaststroke.  Natalie Killion was an individual winner in the 200IM.  The 200 Medley Relay of Morgan, Fragale, Killion and William Rahill recorded a victory as well as the Knights winning the 200 Free Relay with Elizabeth Swartz, Nya Muffoletto, Gracie Cordle, and Rahill.

The Knights next compete at Canisius College on October 15th against St Peter and Paul at 830am.

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