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Jensen's Blair Stoneburg Goes 4-for-4 For Gold Medals, Leads Falcons To second In 2A Swim 

Jensen Beach senior Blair Stoneburg had a notion of information on what she could accomplish in case Friday's 2A FHSAA Swimming and Diving Championship went flawlessly. 

Currently settled as probably the best swimmer to at any point come from the Treasure Coast, Stoneburg put a stamp on perhaps the best profession any neighborhood competitor has at any point had in their game in her own terrace. 토토사이트

The Wisconsin submit turned out to be just the 21st young lady in state history to win seven gold awards in individual races and added two additional golds in the 200 and 400 free-form transfer races as the anchor for the Falcons that prompted Jensen Beach completing a program-greatest second spot in the state. 

Blair Stoneburg, of Jensen Beach High School, swims back towards the beginning square contending in Heat 2 of the Girls 200 Yard Freestyle finals during the 2021 Class 2A FHSAA Swimming and Diving State Championships at the Sailfish Splash Waterpark on Friday, Nov. 5, 2021, in Stuart. 

"This evening was a fantasy and it was an incredible way of finishing my senior year," Stoneburg said. "I'm really glad for this group, we came in realizing that it would have been coming down the entire day and that would have been a tad of a damper on the meet and our swims however we came in with an inspirational perspective and I'm so thankful for them for keeping me elevated, the group inspired and it met up around evening time." 

The morning fundamental swims at Sailfish Splash Waterpark were obfuscated by downpour that doused the whole state, however for the finals in the evening, the skies cleared and gave the stage to Stoneburg and her partners to sparkle. 

Stoneburg kicked her night off in style, winning the 200 free-form for the third year straight, going 1:46.96 and her sister Brynn, a sophomore, completed in third. 

Holding up longer than an hour until the 500 free-form, Stoneburg caught the occasion for the second year straight, checking in a period of 4:42.04 and both of her occasions in each race acquired her programmed All-American distinctions. 

Blair Stoneburg, of Jensen Beach High School, gets a first spot finish in quite a while 200 Yard Freestyle during the 2021 Class 2A FHSAA Swimming and Diving State Championships at the Sailfish Splash Waterpark on Friday, Nov. 5, 2021, in Stuart. 

With brief period to pause and rest before the accompanying occasion, Stoneburg swam the anchor leg of the 200 free-form transfer and with her partners Brynn Stoneburg, senior Madeline Kohs and junior Melody McAfee staying up with Gulliver Prep entering the last pass. 

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Stoneburg pursued down the triumph, eradicating simply under a second after she dove into the water as the group created a period of 1:37.09. 

In her last secondary school swim, Stoneburg went out on top, polishing off the 400 free-form hand-off with the very three swimmers that brought about a period of 3:31.41 and denoted the second year straight the Falcons won the occasion. 

McAfee was the main swimmer who wasn't a piece of the triumphant 400 free-form hand-off last year and required consolation from her star colleague before her swim that she would be okay. 

"I was so anxious, I was blowing a gasket and you could hear it from Blair since she resembled, Melody, it will be alright, I realize you're not kidding," McAfee said. "I was going ballistic until the second I bounced in the water and I realized I'd be fine." 

For Kohs, who has been around Stoneburg in the pool the most while being essential for the Falcon program, being around her raised her own trust in her capacities that she never envisioned was conceivable.