BLOG: SBC Swimming and Diving Championships
Jan 15
2012
The Pirates won a seventh straight boys and 12th straight girls title and swept the Sandusky Bay Conference championship Saturday afternoon at Port Clinton.
TOP SWIMMERS: Perkins junior Kevin Bressler broke the meet and pool record in the 100 breaststroke with a 1:00.81. He set the old mark last year, a 1:02.14.
Port Clinton senior MacKenzie Stewart won three events to earn her second Most Outstanding Performer award.
SURPSISE SWIMMER: Probably goes to Port Clinton's Cheyenne Meek, who beat out Perkins Jillian Chapman in two tight races in the 50 and 100 freestyles.
FIRST SPLASHES: Two freshmen had an impact by winning two individual races for Perkins, as Darcy Schild was first in the 200 freestyle and 100 breaststroke. Sean Mulvin won the 200 and 100 freestyles.
QUOTABLE: Perkins coach Steve Cremean said this has been a year he's had more fun with his team. "The season has gone by so quick, but that's because this is one of more enjoyable seasons ever. I love this group of kids," he said.
And Bressler, on winning the SBC title by a more comfortable margin compared to last year's finish at the wire, said, "This year it was good to show more (from a deeper team) that getting better and we can still dominate the SBC."
See our photos from the meet in the Fandy.com gallery. And read more on the event in Sunday's Register.
Girls SBC Champions by year:
1993: Oak Harbor
1994: Oak Harbor
1995: Oak Harbor
1996: Oak Harbor
1997: Oak Harbor
1998: Oak Harbor
1999: Oak Harbor
2000: Oak Harbor
2001: Perkins
2002: Perkins
2003: Perkins
2004: Perkins
2005: Perkins
2006: Perkins
2007: Perkins
2008: Perkins
2009: Perkins
2010: Perkins
2011: Perkins
2012: Perkins
Boys SBC Champions by year:
1993: Oak Harbor
1994: Oak Harbor
1995: Perkins
1996: Perkins
1997: Perkins
1998: Perkins
1999: Perkins
2000: Perkins
2001: Perkins
2002: Perkins
2003: Perkins
2004: Oak Harbor
2005: Oak Harbor
2006: Perkins
2007: Perkins
2008: Perkins
2009: Perkins
2010: Perkins
2011: Perkins
2012: Perkins

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