WPIAL Swim Championship – February 26 and February 27

Day 1 – WPIAL Swim Championships – 200 Freestyle

Senior Eva Sackrowitz kicked off her final WPIAL Championship appearance with an impressive performance in the 200 Freestyle. Swimming with confidence and determination, Eva dropped an incredible two seconds from her previous time, a huge accomplishment at this level of competition. Time drops become harder and harder to achieve at the championship stage, making her improvement even more meaningful. She set the tone for the meet by showing the hard work, focus, and dedication she has poured into her senior season.

Day 2 – WPIAL Swim Championships – 100 Butterfly

On Day 2, Eva returned to the pool ready to compete in the 100 Free  and she did not disappoint. In a fast, highly competitive heat, she delivered a standout swim, touching the wall in under 54 seconds for the first time in her career. Not only was it a personal best, but she once again shaved two full seconds off her qualifying time, an extraordinary achievement at the championship level.

Eva finished 14th overall in the 100 Free against some of the top swimmers in the district, capping off a memorable championship meet.

Competing at WPIALs is an honor in itself, and Eva represented our program with pride, resilience, and heart. We are incredibly proud of her accomplishments and grateful for the leadership and dedication she has shown throughout her senior season.

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