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Brown wins, sets record as ACAC asserts presence at championships

Posted at 6:50 pm April 9, 2016
By Chip Fischer Leave a Comment

Tais Brown Age Group

Tais Brown takes the podium in his 200 Fly victory. (Submitted photo)

The Atomic City Aquatic Club completed its Short Course season in style in two recent sectional championship meets, the Age Groups for qualifying swimmers under 15, and Senior Sectionals for qualifying swimmers 15 and over. The special swimmers who made the cuts had simply incredible swims.

Tais Brown, 12, was spectacular at Age Groups. He set a team record in the 200 Fly, taking first place at the meet against the best swimmers from 10 states. He also placed fourth in the 100 Fly, fifth in the 50 Fly, and ninth in the 1650 Free, earning points and qualifying for finals in all of those races. He also competed in the 50 Free, 100 Free, and 100 IM, obtaining personal bests in the 50 and 100 Free.

Harper Houk, 14, made ACAC’s presence felt in the 100 Back, 200 Back, 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 100 Fly, and 200 IM, getting personal bests in the 100 Back, 200 Back, and 100 Fly. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, Recreation, Sports Tagged With: Abigail King, Age Groups, Atomic City Aquatic Club, Harper Houck, Kendal Goodman, Kristi Houk, Mason Fischer, Nathan Benko, Senior Sectionals, Short Course, Stephen Zhukov, Sydney Ragsdale, Tais Brown

Atomic City swimmers have impressive performances at Lois Weir Invitational

Posted at 4:16 pm November 10, 2014
By Chip Fischer Leave a Comment

Lois Weir 2014

Pictured from left to right are trophy winners Mason Fischer (10, first place), Madeline Linkous (10, second place), Daniel Arnold (10, first place), Thias Brown (10, second place), and Abigail King (10, third place).

 

After a dreary week, the sun shined on the Atomic City Aquatic Club at its annual Lois Weir Invitational in Oak Ridge.

“This was the largest meet we have hosted in quite a few years, and with the help of the volunteer efforts of our parents we pulled it off without a hitch,” said Coach Mike Bowman. “It was a fantastic meet on a nice weekend.”

The swimmers were impressive as well. In the 8-and-under age group,  Steven Zhukov (8), second overall, won three events, placed second in five more, and took third twice. Elijah Linkous (7) had nine top 6 finishes and brought home a third-place trophy. Trinity Byars (7) and Monica White (7) had outstanding debut home meets for the girls.

Daniel Arnold (10) took home the 10-and-under boys all-around trophy with 10 victories and two other top 3 finishes. Thias Brown (10) challenged Arnold with four second-place finishes and five other top 5 placements en route to second. Egan Rawn (10) finished in the top 7 eight times, and Loy Creed (10) and Dylan Arnold (10) also scored points for the team. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Recreation, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: 100 Breast, 1000 Free, 200 Breast, 50 Fly, Abigail King, ACAC, Alison Craig, Atomic City Aquatic Club, Aubrey Hall, Chase Lahr, Daeton Byars, Daniel Arnold, Dylan Arnold, Egan Rawn, Elijah Linkous, Elizabeth Augustus, Ethan Chou, Gary Hardin, Hannah Bradbury, Jake Cheney, Kamden Batchik, Kristen Cannon, Kristi Houk, Lois Weir Invitational, Loy Creed, Lucy Groscost, Madeline Cottrell, Madeline Linkous, Marcus Lee, Mason Fischer, meet, Mike Bowman, Monica White, Natalie Ingle, Nathan Benko, Payton Benko, Sarah Walker, Sidney Ozcan, Steven Zhukov, Stevie Logan, swimmers, Sydney Goodman, Sydney Ragsdale, Thias Brown, Trinity Byars, Tyr Hondord, Vidar Hondorf, Zachary Telep

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