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Capital Region High School Sports Awards: Nominees For Girls Swimming And Diving Athlete Of The Year

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The following are six candidates for the Capital Region High School Sports Awards young ladies swimming and jumping competitor of the year, recorded in sequential request.

The show is created in organization with INB and Illinois Pork Producers.

Finalists and a champ will be reported close toward the finish of the school year. More insights concerning the program will follow.

Emma Best

Emma Best, Rochester

The green bean won the 200-yard free-form at the Edwardsville Sectional and proceeded to contend at her first Illinois High School Association state swimming and jumping meet. She completed 28th in the state fundamentals quickly, 0.37 seconds. Best was second in the 500 free-form at the sectional.

Kaleigh Bobb, Chatham Glenwood

Bobb, a sophomore, won the 200 free-form at the Central State Eight Conference meet in 2:05.78. She was third in the 500 free-form at a similar meet. Bobb began the 400 free-form transfer that completed first at the Edwardsville Sectional to progress to state. Exclusively at sectional, she took fifth in the 500 free and eleventh in the 50 free.

Abigail Bouravnev

Abigail Bouravnev, Lutheran

The senior shut her vocation with a sectional title in the 1-meter jumping occasion, scoring 376.32 focuses in Edwardsville. Bouravnev completed in 46th spot at state with a score of 148.05. She won the Capital City Classic meet.

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Izzy Canny

Izzy Canny, Sacred Heart-Griffin

The green bean won the 50 free-form (26.59) at the CS8 and City meets. Watchful, likewise a solid backstroker, set second in the occasion at both the Capital City Classic and CS8 meets. She was fourth in the 100 backstroke (1:03.05) and thirteenth in the 50 free at the Edwardsville Sectional.

Isabella Cavanagh rehearses with the Springfield Senators at the Illini Country Club pool Friday, Aug. 21, 2020.

Isabella Cavanagh, Springfield High

Cavanagh assisted the Senators with recapturing city incomparability when they overwhelmed SHG for the title. She won the 100 breaststroke at that meet, and afterward won the breaststroke (1:13.43) at gathering, trailed by a 6th spot appearing at the Edwardsville Sectional. Cavanagh, a lesser, won the 200 IM at City, was third in the IM in the CS8 and completed eighth in the occasion at sectional.

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Maja Dey, Chatham Glenwood

Dey was one of three Glenwood green beans that swam on the Titans winning 400 free-form transfer at sectional. She swam the second leg as the hand-off group proceeded to state and set 22nd (3;51.53) in the primers. Dey was 6th independently in the 200 free-form and eleventh in the 100 butterfly at sectional.

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Falyn Long

Falyn Long, Springfield High

Since quite a while ago had three major successes in the 1-meter plunging occasion in the wake of taking City, meeting and the HOPE Invitational at Edwardsville. The lesser put second at sectional with a score of 361.80, yet didn't get an at-large berth to the state meet.

Ashleigh Maender, Chatham Glenwood

The first year recruit was the anchor on Glenwood's 400 free-form hand-off state-qualifying group. She won the 100 free-form (57.66) and was second in the 50 free-form (26.97) at the CS8 meet. Maender was fifth in the 100 free (57.52) and tenth in the 50 free (26.49) at sectional where she had her best occasions.

Natalie McGlaughlin, Southeast

Improved during her senior season with a third-place finish in the 100 butterfly (1:07.67) and was fifth in the 200 free-form (2:18.77) at meeting. McGlaughlin was second in the butterfly and third in the 200 free at City. She swam the 50 free and was sixteenth (27.65) and put fourteenth in the fly at the Edwardsville Sectional.