Records Keep Falling
Records keep falling in the Kinney Natatorium at Bucknell University. WALLOVER ARCHITECT’s premier swimming venue is still in the news. The recent PIAA state Swimming Championships have posted some of the fastest times in High School history including the national record set in the 200 Yard IM with a time of 1:43.43 by David Nolan of Hershey High School and two gold medal performances in the 200 IM and 100 Breaststroke by freshman all-star, Emily Cameron of Warwick High School of Lititz, PA. Wallover Architects congratulates all of these fine athletes and wishes them continued success in their swimming careers.
See the following links to other collegiate and high school records that have been set in Wallover Architects’ outstanding competitive pools.
The records marked # below were also new National HS records:
State Records (AA):
- Boys 200 Medley Relay 1:30.27 Hershey HS
- Boys 200 IM 1:43.43 David Nolan, Hershey HS**
- Boys 50 Free 21.50 Joe Huyett, Fleetwood
- Boys 100 Free 43.27 David Nolan, Hershey HS** #
- Boys 200 Free Relay 1:30.95 Strath Haven HS
- Boys 100 Breast 56.43 Zach Stephens, Bloomsburg HS
- Boys 400 Free Relay 3:03.98 Hershey HS
- Girls 500 Free 4:43.93 Lindsay Vrooman, Ambridge Area HS
- Girls 400 Free Relay 3:32.04 Wyomissing HS
State Records (AAA)
- Boys 200 Medley Relay 1:32.07 Emmaus HS
- Boys 1 Meter Diving 543.85 Connor Kuremsky, North Allegheny HS**
- Boys 100 Back 48.67 Shane Ryan, Haverford**
- Boys 400 Free Relay 3:03.53 Wilson HS
- Girls 200 Free 1:47.49 Danielle Silverling, Downingtown East HS
- Girls 200 IM 1:59.00 Emily Cameron, Warwick**