These 10 girls swimmers and divers made the Times-News' District 10 Midseason Breakout list
Time, at least for a good swimmer, flows at a quick pace.
District 10’s current swimming and diving regular season also has seemingly advanced at such a rate.
The district is now less than one month away from the D-10 diving competition. That portion of its aquatics meet will take place Feb. 23-24 at McDowell Intermediate High School’s natatorium. The meet's swimming portion follows March 1-2 at the S.P.I.R.E. Institute’s Olympic-caliber pool in Geneva, Ohio.
Here are some of this season’s District 10 Midseason Breakout girls swimmers and divers — not included on the Times-News' preseason watchlist — in alphabetical order, who are poised to participate and possibly win district events:
Jaslene Cage, Fr., Cathedral Prep
Cage is already in line to become the Ramblers’ next great swimmer based on multiple-victory performances over the first half of her initial varsity season.
Josephine Gnibus, So., McDowell
Gnibus is the current favorite to win the district’s Class 3A diving competition off her home springboard.
Kyra Guntrum, Fr., Harbor Creek
She and male classmate Isaac Smith have emerged as the Huskies’ latest threats in diving, the program’s signature discipline thanks to coach Maxine Lundberg.
Kelly Hart, Sr., Iroquois
Hart has been a consistent winner in various events for the Braves, as evidenced by first-place results in the 200-yard individual medley.
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Baileigh Marino, Sr., Girard
Marino has been a regular winner in the 100 breaststroke for the YellowJackets.
Katherine Quinn, Jr., General McLane
The freestyle specialist has helped the Lancers evolve into a consistent threat to win region duals.
Anna Riedel, Jr., North East
Her talent as a freestyle sprinter was evident on Jan. 13 when she swept first place in those events during North East’s meet.
Mackenzie Spence, Sr., Corry
Spence is anticipated to make multiple appearances on the district’s medal podium during March’s swimming meet at S.P.I.R.E.
Ella Stillwagon, So., Grove City
Stillwagon was the North East meet’s gold medalist for the 100 butterfly and 200 freestyle.
Maddie Weber, Sr., Fairview
Weber has enjoyed across-the-board success during her final season for the Tigers.
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This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: District 10 swimming/diving: 10 girls make ETN Midseason Breakout list