2017 LHSAA 1A Championship
- Friday, Nov. 17 – Saturday, Nov. 18
- SPAR Aquatic Center, Sulphur, LA
- Short Course Yards
- Event Results
- Team Results
Top 5 Girl’s Teams
- St. Joseph’s Academy – 320
- Mount Carmel Academy – 281
- Mandeville – 239
- Northshore – 182
- Baton Rouge Magnet – 164
St. Joseph’s makes this win their 7th consecutive state title. The women fell short of winning individual events, but closed the meet with a win in the 400 free relay with a time of 3:43.13 (Andrews, Cazes, Black, Lemoine). Despite only one win, St. Joseph’s proved they had the depth to bring home the title.
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Northshore (200 medley) and Mount Carmel (200 free) each picked up a relay win.
Northshore senior Maddie Byrd led her team with a win in the 100 fly (57.93) by .01 from St. Joesph’s runner-up Amanda Andrews. Byrd won the 100 back (57.73) more convincingly by being the only swimmer under a minute.
Hannah Morris from Dominican got a double-win for her team in the 200 IM (2:10.16) and 500 (5:10.41).
Top 5 Boy’s Teams
- Jesuit – 455.5
- Catholic – 373
- Northshore – 168
- St. Pauls School – 141
- Lafayette – 138
The Blue Jays of Jesuit took down the Catholic 4-peat champions for their 38th team title. Jesuit kicked off the meet with a new division and Louisiana state record in the 200 medley relay (Edwards, Lulich, Korndorffer, Baudouin) with a time of 1:34.74. Their momentum continued with junior Charles Korndorffer getting a new division and state record in the 100 fly (49.13) followed by another division and state record in the 100 back (49.72).
The Blue Jays won the 200 free relay (1:26.84) by over two-seconds to Catholic (Schwartz, Foley, Baudouin, Guerra). The sophomore Mike Foley started the Jesuit winning 400 free relay with a flat start time of 46.31 allowing the rest of his teammates (Edwards, Schwartz, Korndorffer) to close the race with a total time of 3:09.89.
A well deserving Catholic gets runner-up for the first time in five years with 3 runner-up relay performances and 3 individual title wins. Senior Sion Cavana got a new AAC record with his win in the 200 free (1:39.38). He also won the 100 free (46.17) – just edging out Jesuit’s Mike Foley. Catholic’s Mason Nyboer got the 500 (4:33.76) division record in a close race with his teammate Daniel Woodruff (4:34.09).
Extended celebration for Jesuit, Div I champs pic.twitter.com/XMNI7GXXoh
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