The Carmel boys swimming and diving team cruised to a seventh consecutive state championship at the IUPUI Natatorium. The streak of seven titles set a new state record previously held with Hammond High School. The Greyhounds started the meet with a victory in the 200 Medley Relay in 1:29.60. Carter Lancaster, Ryan Malicki, Christopher
The boys swimming and diving team continued their era of dominance with a resounding sectional championship at Noblesville. The Hounds won 10 of 12 events and had 20 individual state qualifiers along with all 3 relays. More individuals may have call backs on Tuesday for the state finals (one sectional will be completed elsewhere
Boys CHS Swim and Dive: 134 HamiltonSoutheastern: 52 Girls CHS Swim and Dive: 114 HamiltonSoutheastern: 74 CHSVSHSEResults
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The Boys Swimming & Diving team won their sixth straight state championship, tying Hammond High School for the longest streak in Indiana history. The Greyhounds were dominant with 5 state records, 2 public school national records, 2 relay championships, and 4 individual championships. Senior Jake Mitchell was named the recipient of the Herman F. Keller
The boys swimming & diving team repeated as sectional champions at the CHS Natatorium. The Hounds scored a dominant 558 points to take the championship. Individual winners for Carmel included: 200 Medley Relay (Wyatt Davis, Ryan Malicki, Griffin Hadley, Jake Mitchell), Jake Mitchell (200 Freestyle), Wyatt Davis (200 IM), Brandon Edwards (50 Freestyle), Gus Rothrock (100
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The boys swimming and diving team set THREE MIC Records as they repeated as conference champions. The 200 Medley Relay of Wyatt Davis, Ryan Malicki, Griffin Hadley, Jake Mitchell set the tone with a 1:32.78 record. Wyatt Davis set a new mark of :50.24 in the 100 Backstroke. The 400 free relay team of Wyatt
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