Hittade lite tidningsurklipp från mitt år i USA, blev så nostalgisk så tänkte dela med mig av de som jag hittade på internet. Mestadels för att jag ska kunna hitta de längre fram i tiden och minnas :) Men kan ju vara lite roligt för er också ^^ eller nåt ;)


December 5, 2010
Girls swimming
Marion Relays
The Berries’ only win came in diving as the team of My Hellquist and Lexi Musselman took first place.
Logansport took third place with a total of 94 points, while Bluffton won it with 124, and Marion was second (102).
“This is a fun meet for the girls,” Price said. “[Saturday] was challenging due to additional sickness and injury, but again, there were girls that stepped up into positions, and made relays happen.
“Allison Shepler, Morgan Nelson and Hannah Jones did a great job filling in those positions. Musselman and Hellquist did a great job and finished 0.55 points ahead of the Marion Relay team. We have a busy week against Twin Lakes and Culver. We will keep working hard.”
 
 


December 9, 2010
PREP: Culver Academy sweeps Logan swimming
From Staff Reports
— Logansport’s swim teams were swept at Culver Academy Wednesday.
The Berries were defeated 135-51 in the girls meet and 125-61 in the boys meet.
In the girls event, Peyton Zehner recorded the lone win on the night for the Berries in the 200-yard individual medley.
“Back-to-back meets are always a challenge, but the girls put forward a solid effort,” Logan coach Jon-Myckle Price said. “Peyton Zehner had a strong 200 IM, Katie Clements had her season best in the 500 free and Ashley Fawcett swam strong 100s in the fly and breast. We also had some swimmers do new events. Allison Shepler did the 200 free, Giorgia Marili did the 200 IM and Kailey Vernon did the 100 back.
“We also had some time drops. Rachel VanCuren swam a strong 100 free and her sister Andy VanCuren had a strong freestyle relay leg. Avery Penn swam the 100 freestyle for the first time as an individual. Kayla McCloskey, who had been out with an injury, was back in several events. The divers were solid. Katrina Neuendorf improved her high score and My Hellquist was just a few points off her high.”
In the boys event, freshman Dustin Clements picked up the lone win on the night for the Berries.
“We had a few lifetime or season bests by Logan James, Connor Rominger, Sevenz Hannah, Joe Loposser, Phillip Stephenson, Matt Turner, Kevin Leung, Grant LaDow, Audie Kaufman, Luis Gonzalez and Marcus Record. We also had a strong contributions by Dustin Clements, Jackson O’Brien and Schuyler Hand, who had aggressive swims earning important points individually and on relays.
“It has been exciting watching the guys work at swimming and watch as their times drop. The guys are also a close team that keeps the meet fun. Dustin Shafer, Jacob Forgey and Tyler Graves had a major scoring event in diving, placing second, third and fourth. Jacob Forgey had his season best.”
 
 
December 15, 2010
Girls swimming
Carroll 94, Logansport 88
Peyton Zehner was a quadruple winner for Logan, which included wins in both the 100 and 200 freestyle events.
Ashley Fawcett won the 200 IM, and Katie Clements took the 500 free. My Hellquist won diving. Fawcett, Zehner, Clements and Libby VanCuren teamed to win the 200 medley relay, and Fawcett, Clements, Kayla McCloskey and Zehner won the 400 free relay.
“It was a close meet,” Logan coach Jon-Myckle Price said. “We had a good number of wins but the depth is going to be key going forward. We saw a few solid times, but overall you could tell we had not been in the water since Friday.”
 
 
 
December 17, 2010
Girls swimming

Harrison 131, Logansport 56
Peyton Zehner took first in the 200-yard freestyle and Katie Clements won the 100 backstroke for the Berries in West Lafayette.
“Harrison was another strong competitor. They have strong girls and great depth,” Logan coach Jon-Myckle Price said. “Our girls worked hard to compete. We are on a different level than Harrison right now, and that is fine as long as we keep working, keep pushing, stay positive and keep our times in mind. Peyton Zehner had a strong 200 free which was a season best. She also had a season best in the 500 free. Katie Clements had the other first in the 100 back with a strong time.
“Ashley Fawcett was a top contributor by taking two second-place finishes in the 200 IM and 100 fly. It was great to have Kayla McCloskey back the last couple meets and it was nice to have Emily Clark back this evening. My Hellquist placed second in diving with a season-high score of 160.24. Katrina Neuendorf was fourth with a 108, and Lexi Musselman came in sixth with a 92. We will all get back in the water [this] morning and keep working.”
 
 


December 22, 2010
Girls swimming

Kokomo 121, Logansport 65
Peyton Zehner recorded firsts in the 100- and 200-yard freestyle events for the Berries Monday in the LHS pool. Katie Clements won the 100 backstroke.
“Ashley Fawcett had two season bests and solid relay legs,” Logan coach Jon-Myckle Price said. “Emily Clark and Kayla McCloskey both had a best in the 200 IM. Emily and Erin Samuels both had bests in the 100 fly. Andy VanCuren had a very exciting time, a lifetime best, in the 100 free. Avery Penn swam her first 500 freestyle, which is always great to watch. Mariana Martins swam her fastest time in the 100 breast. My Hellquist placed third in diving.
“We are seeing times drop. That’s what we want to see. We will get in some solid training over Christmas break. The divers and swimmers will be working hard to swim fast and improve their diving scores.”
 
 

 
January 14, 2011
Girls swimming
Marion 93, Logansport 92
The Berries just missed recording a win at Marion. Peyton Zehner led Logan, winning the 200 and 500 free events and anchoring the winning 400 free relay.
Katie Clements won the 100 free, and Ashley Fawcett took the 200 IM. My Hillquist won diving. Fawcett, VanCuren, Clements and Zehner won the 400 free relay.
 
 

 
February 4, 2011
Logansport competes at sectional prelims

Zehner swims to top seed in 200 free.

FROM STAFF REPORTS Pharos-Tribune Pharos-Tribune Fri Feb 04, 2011, 12:36 AM EST

Logansport senior Peyton Zehner swam to a top seed in the 200-yard freestyle and a No. 2 seed in the 100 free at the Warsaw girls swimming sectional preliminaries Thursday night.
With a first-place finish at Saturday’s finals Zehner will advance to her fourth straight state finals.
Also for Logan, Katie Clements will swim in the finals in two events, the 500 free as a fourth seed and the 100 backstroke as a sixth seed.
The Berries will have two relay teams compete in the finals Saturday. The 400 free relay team of Ashley Fawcett, Emily Clark, Clements and Zehner are seeded fourth, and the 200 medley relay team of Fawcett, Zehner, Clements and Kait Wickersham are seeded sixth.
Fawcett will swim in the consolations in the 200 IM and 500 free after finishing 10th in both events Thursday. Paulie Frye also advanced with a 12th-place finish in the 100 breaststroke.
Rachel VanCuren, Andy VanCuren, Libby VanCuren and Wickersham will also compete in the consolations after placing eighth in the 200 free relay Thursday.
“It was a challenging night for the girls. This week has not been the best for going into sectionals, but they did their best,” Logan coach Jon-Myckle Price said.
Price noted lifetime-best swims by Kayla McCloskey (200 IM, 500 free), Lindsey Cheney (100 free), Frye (100 breast) and Kailey Vernon (100 breast).
“I was proud of all the effort the girls put forth [Thursday],” Price said. “Saturday will be a good day. We start with diving bright and early. My Hellquist and Katrina Neuendorf will be competing for us.
“The girls have done a great job this season. I am very proud of each one of them.”
 


 
February 5, 2011
PREP ROUNDUP: Zehner, Cain punch tickets to state swim meet

Pioneer girls fall to Logansport, then gain share of MWC title

Anonymous From Staff Reports Pharos-Tribune Sat Feb 05, 2011, 11:48 PM EST

Logansport senior Peyton Zehner is a perfect 4-for-4 in reaching the IHSAA Girls Swimming and Diving State Finals.
For the second straight year Zehner will be swimming in two events at state, as she won both the 100- and 200-yard freestyle events at the Warsaw Sectional on Saturday.
She won the 100 free in 55.23 seconds, which was more than a second faster than runner-up Andrea Richter of Columbia City. Zehner won the 200 free in 1:59.88, blitzing the rest of the field by over five seconds.
The state finals prelims will be held Friday beginning at 6 p.m. at the Indiana University Natatorium in Indianapolis.
Logan junior Katie Clements placed third in the 500 free and fourth in the 100 back. Junior My Hellquist placed fourth in diving to advance her to Tuesday’s Penn diving regional.
“My scored over a 300 which is just phenomenal,” Logan coach Jon-Myckle Price said. “She worked so hard for that.”
Ashley Fawcett, Emily Clark, Clements and Zehner placed fourth in the 400 free relay. Fawcett, Zehner, Clements and Kait Wickersham were sixth in the 200 medley relay.
Fawcett placed eighth in both the 200 IM and 500 free.
The Berries finished sixth as a team.
“What a great day,” Price said. “I think champions are not always determined by how they perform but sometimes how they respond and recover. Thursday we swam and we were out of sorts. It wasn’t the kind of day you work so hard for. Other circumstances interrupted. [Saturday] we showed up to Warsaw to prove something, and the girls did just that. They really showed what they are made of. They showed how tough they are. Every girl dropped time from Thursday. Every girl or relay maintained or improved their position.
“I was really proud of all the girls. They swam like champions [Saturday].”
 

 
 
February 9, 2011
Girls diving
Penn Regional
Logansport junior My Hellqvist placed 17th at the event.
“My had another solid night,” Logan coach Jon-Myckle Price said. “The level of diving was higher, as expected. It was a great experience for My. She was solid throughout the night. She improved her standing by moving up two positions to 17th. We have all been proud of her efforts this season. [Tuesday] was a great way to close out her season.