The Beacon
BY YANEEK SMITH, BEACON CONTRIBUTOR
OAK HARBOR For the third year in a row, the Port Clinton girls swim team is the champion of the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division.
The Redskins won the meet in convincing fashion and set a number of records along the way, finishing with 291 points, well ahead of Sandusky, which was second with 156 points, followed by Perkins (126), Tiffin Columbian (48), Vermilion (23) and Norwalk (12).
It is the fourth league championship for the program under the leadership of Danny Diaz.
“I was super excited. This was the third year in a row that we won (the championship),” said Diaz, now in his 21st season coaching the team. “We set a few Lake Division meet records, and I was extremely pleased.”
Three-time state qualifier Elayna Krupp leads Rockets Published by sports@presspub. on Thu, 01/14/2021 - 3:08pm
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Oak Harbor swimmers Elayna Krupp and Alyse Sorg. (Photo courtesy Andrea Sorg)
Oak Harbor girls won their own eight-team 11th Annual Subway Invitational last week, scoring 262 points to defeat second place Notre Dame (237). The Rockets went up against quality programs, too, as Wauseon (235) was third, followed by Findlay (164), Lexington (152), Port Clinton (139), Bryan (74) and Lima Shawnee (39). Three Oak Harbor relay teams won event championships. Seniors Emily Haar and Elayna Krupp, junior Amelia Mizelle and freshman Paige Krupp got the party started, winning the 200 yard medley relay (1:55.75), defeating Lexington by nearly two seconds.