Tega Cay begins defense of Metrolina Swim title with 2 wins

The Tega Cay Breakers opened its Metrolina Swim League title defense with back-to-back wins to get the season underway.

The team swam its first met against the Baxter Barracudas, getting a 262-146 win, and went on to beat The Landing 370-86 in its second.

Against Baxter, the Breakers won seven of the eight relays.

Individuals winning for Tega Cay during the meet, by age group, were:

Julia Cavanaugh in the girls’ 11-12 won the 50-meter freestyle and 50-meter backstroke.

Michelle Case in the girls’ 15-18 won the 50-meter freestyle and 100-meter individual medley.

Joe Orehek in the boys’ 11-12 won the 50-meter backstroke and 100-meter IM.

Kylie Namowicz in the girls’ 13-14 won the 50-meter backstroke and 100-meter IM.

Emma Castello in the girls’ 6 and under won the 25-meter freestyle.

Kylie Bick in the girls’ 7-8 won the 25-meter freestyle.

Jacob Panov in the boys’ 11-12 won the 50-meter freestyle.

Elizabeth Crumly in the girls’ 13-14 won the 50-meter freestyle.

Chloe Brong in the girls’ 6 and under won the 25-meter backstroke.

Zoey Selby in the girls’ 7-8 won the 25-meter backstroke.

Jamisyn Carpenter in the girls’ 9-10 won the 25-meter backstroke.

Sam Cicciarello in the boys’ 9-10 won the 25-meter backstroke.

Owen Corkery in the boys’ 13-14 won the 50-meter backstroke.

Mason Strohl in the boys’ 15-18 won the 50-meter backstroke.

Kyndall Brown in the girls’ 10 and under won the 100-meter IM.

Aubrey Chandler in the girls’ 11-12 won the 100-meter IM.

Brian Cavanaugh in the boys’ 15-18 won the 100-meter IM.

Individual winners for Baxter, by age group, were:

Riley Allen in the boys’ 6 and under won the 25-meter freestyle and 25-meter backstroke.

Nolan Sloboda in the boys’ 9-10 won the 25-meter freestyle and 100-meter IM.

Ben Fenwick in the boys’ 13-14 won the 50-meter freestyle and 100-meter IM.

Owen Fey in the boys’ 7-8 won the 25-meter freestyle.

Amanda Allen in the girls’ 9-10 won the 25-meter freestyle.

Davis Pinckney in the boys’ 15-18 won the 50-meter freestyle.

Ben Sullivan in the boys’ 7-8 won the 25-meter freestyle.

Jenna Pehowski in the girls’ 15-18 won the 50-meter backstroke.

Winning for Tega Cay against The Landing were:

Chloe Brong in the girls’ 6 and under won the 25-meter freestyle and 25-yard backstroke.

Kyndall Brown in the girls’ 9-10 won the 25-yard freestyle and 25-yard butterfly.

Jacob Panov in the boys’ 11-12 won the 50-yard freestyle and 50-yard butterfly.

Elizabeth Crumly in the girls’ 13-14 won the 50-yard freestyle and 50-yard butterfly.

Clay Wilson in the boys’ 7-8 won the 25-yard backstroke and 25-yard butterfly.

Joe Orehek in the boys’ 11-12 won the 50-yard backstroke and 50-yard breaststroke.

Shelbey Fuller in the girls’ 11-12 won the 50-yard breaststroke and 50-yard butterfly.

Michelle Case in the girls’ 15-18 won the 50-yard breaststroke and 50-yard butterfly.

Nate Orehek in the boys’ 7-8 won the 25-yard freestyle.

Collin McCann in the boys’ 9-10 won the 25-yard freestyle.

Brighid Biehl in the girls’ 11-12 won the 50-yard freestyle.

Alan Gavilan in the boys’ 13-14 won the 50-yard freestyle.

Kelsey Holloway in the girls’ 15-18 won the 50-yard freestyle.

David Trotter in the boys’ 15-18 won the 50-yard freestyle.

Jamisyn Carpenter in the girls’ 9-10 won the 25-yard backstroke.

Sam Cicciarello in the boys’ 9-10 won the 25-yard backstroke.

Julia Cavanaugh in the girls’ 11-12 won the 50-yard backstroke.

Madison Taylor in the girls’ 13-14 won the 50-yard backstroke.

Ryan Certo in the boys’ 13-14 won the 50-yard backstroke.

Olivia Lininger in the girls’ 15-18 won the 50-yard backstroke.

Brian Cavanaugh in the boys’ 15-18 won the 50-yard backstroke.

Julia Hinsberg in the girls’ 9-10 won the 25-yard breaststroke.

Griffin Dunn in the boys’ 9-10 won the 25-yard breaststroke.

Megan Cessna in the girls’ 13-14 won the 50-yard breaststroke.

Andrew Vollmer in the boys’ 13-14 won the 50-yard breaststroke.

Kasparas Zilinskas in the boys’ 15-18 won the 50-yard breaststroke.

Zoey Selby in the girls’ 7-8 won the 25-yard butterfly.

Tyler Ayer in the boys’ 9-10 won the 25-yard butterfly.

Zac Zielinski in the boys’ 13-14 won the 50-yard butterfly.

Mason Strohl in the boys’ 15-18 won the 50-yard butterfly.

This story was originally published June 13, 2014 at 4:30 PM with the headline "Tega Cay begins defense of Metrolina Swim title with 2 wins."