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Meet of Champs won by CATfish
Pictured is the 2008 Columbus CATfish swim team who went on to win the West Houston Aquatic League Division IV Meet of Champs against Schulenburg and La Grange at Katy Saturday, June 28.
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The Columbus CATfish swim team won the 2008 Division IV Meet of Champs against La Grange and Schulenburg Satur-day, June 28 at Katy Morton Ranch.
The CATfish won the meet in West Houston Aquatic League competition by a hundred points.
“As usual, we performed well in the relays and took an early lead,” said Cary Ozanian, CATfish head coach. “Everyone swam well and some of our swimmers competed exceptionally well.”
Five members of the CATfish placed at the All-Star Meet at Cinco Ranch in Katy, with Columbus competing against a number of teams located in the Houston area Sunday, June 29.
Columbus opponents included swim teams from Grand Lakes, Briarhills, Barkers Landling/Th-ornwood, Cinco Ranch South Ranch, Memorial Park-way, Katy, Seven Mead-ows, Cinco Ranch Highland Park and Pin Oak.
“We had a good amount of swimmers qualify for the All-Star meet,” Ozanian said. “Some notable swimmers were Diamond Cadriel, Troy Pflughaupt and Brock Schobel. All three of these swimmers placed at All-Stars.”
CATfish qualifying to compete at the All-Star meet were Kelsey Asche-nbeck, Diamond Cadriel, Kaylee Chumley, Calli Collins, Macayla Hawn, Chloe Hill, Tanner Kleimann, Dustin Latt-imore, Jami Pflughaupt, Troy Pflughaupt, Andrew Ray, Blake Ray, Brock Schobel, Dari’Yon Shorter, Cameron Stovall, Alex Thomson, Clayton Theut, Isabel Theut, Ashley Trapp, Tristan Venghaus, Caroline Waligura and Maggie Waligura.
Results of the Meet of Champs are as follows:
100-yard freestyle relay:
Schobel, Collins, John Peck and Jami Pflughaupt, first, mixed 6 and under; Addison Elstner, Isabel Theut, Trapp and Thom-son, first, girls’ 7-8; Caleb Pilsner, Jerrette Brown, Alex Velazquez and Troy Pflughaupt, first, boys’ 7-8; Hawn, Caroline Waligura, Paige Pavlu and Diamond Cadriel, first, girls’ 9-10; Andy Theut, Reid Wheatley, Landon Heffley and Blake Ray, boys’ 9-10; Hill, Abigail Kleimann, Lauren Trapp and Kelly Lattimore, second, girls’ 11-12; Tre’ Cadriel, Shorter, Andrew Ray and Clayton Theut, second, boys’ 11-12; Karlie Willbern, Rebecca Allison, Keili Harrison and Savanah Hill, second, girls’ 13-14; Cameron Stovall, Tanner Kleimann, Jordi Theut and Tristan Venghaus, first, boys’ 13-14; and Maggie Waligura, Laura Moeller, Katelyn Hobaugh and Aschenbeck, second, girls’ 15-18.
25-yard freestyle:
Jami Pflughaupt, first, Collins, second, Maison Schobel, third and Kaylee Chumley, fifth, girls’ 6 and under; Brock Schobel, second and John Peck, third, boys’ 6 and under; Thomson, first, Isabel Theut, second, Trapp, third and Elstner and Grace Peck tied at eighth, girls’ 7-8; Troy Pflughaupt, first; Nicholas Frischknecht, fourth, Brown, seventh and Jaqai Shorter, eighth, boys’ 7-8; Diamond Cadriel, first, Caroline Waligura, second, Hawn, third, Mia Hill, fifth, Taylor Dungen, seventh and Pavlu, eighth, girls’ 9-10; and Blake Ray, second, boys’ 9-10.
50-yard freestyle:
Kelly Lattimore, fifth and Chloe Hill, seventh, girls’ 11-12-year-old; Dari’Yon Shorter, first, Clayton Theut, second, Tre’ Cadriel, sixth and Garrett Cain, seventh, boys’ 11-12; Keili Harrison, seventh and Willbern, eight, girls’ 13-14-year-old; Venghaus, first, Stovall, third and Jordi Theut, fifth, boys’ 13-14; Kelsey Aschenbeck, first and Maggie Waligura, second, girls’ 15-18; and Dustin Lattimore, third and Ethan Aschenbeck, seventh, boys’ 15-18.
25-yard backstroke:
Chumley, second, Jami Pflughaupt, fourth, Col-lins, sixth and Maison Schobel, seventh, girls’ 6 and under; Brock Schobel, second and John Peck, third, boys’ 6 and under; Thomson, second, Isabel Theut, third and Elstner sixth, girls’ 7-8; Troy Pflughaupt, first, Brown, fourth, Jaqai Shorter, seventh and Pilsner, eighth, boys’ 7-8; Caroline Wali-gura, second, Diam-ond Cadriel, third, Hawn, fourth and Mia Hill, sixth, girls’ 9-10; and Blake Ray, third, Andy Theut, sixth and Wheatley, eighth, boys’ 9-10.
50-yard backstroke:
Chloe Hill, first, Kelly Lattimore, fifth and Rose Harrison, eighth, girls’ 11-12-year-old; Clayton The-ut, first, Dari’Yon Shorter, third, Tre’ Cadriel, sixth and Cain, eighth, boys’ 11-12; Keili Harrison, third, Rebecca Allison, sixth and Savanah Hill, eighth, girls’ 13-14; Cameron Stovall, first, Tristan Venghaus, second and Jordi Theut, fourth, boys’ 13-14; Kelsey Aschenbeck, first, Maggie Waligura, fourth and Katelyn Hobaugh, seventh, girls’ 15-18; and Dustin Lattimore, fifth, Ethan Aschenbeck, sixth and Mac Allison, eighth, boys’ 15-18.
100-yard individual medley:
Diamond Cadriel, first, Macayla Hawn, third and Mia Hill, fourth, girls’ 10 and under; Blake Ray, third and Troy Pflughaupt, fifth, boys’ 10 and under; Chloe Hill, fourth, Kelly Lattimore, fifth and Abigail Klemann, seventh, girls’ 11-12: Clayton Theut, second, Tre’ Cadriel, fifth and Andrew Ray, eighth, boys’ 11-12; Keili Harrison, fourth and Savanah Hill, seventh, girls’ 13-14; Venghaus, first, Tanner Kleimann, third and Jordi Theut, fifth, boys’ 13-14; Kelsey Aschenbeck, first, Maggie Waligura, third and Hobaugh, eighth, girls’ 15-18; and Dustin Lattimore, fifth and Ethan Aschenbeck, seventh, boys’ 15-18.
25-yard breaststroke:
Isabel Theut, first, Madison Pawlik, third and Grace Peck, sixth, girls’ 7-8-year-old; Joshua Christen, fourth, Troy Pflughaupt, sixth and Velazquez, eighth, boys’ 7-8; Diamond Cadriel, first and Hawn, second, girls’ 9-10; and Blake Ray, boys’ 9-10.
50-yard breaststroke:
Chloe Hill, third and Kelly Lattimore, eighth, girls’ 11-12-year-old; And-rew Ray, first and Tre’ Cadriel, second, boys’ 11-12; Keili Harrison, fifth and Karlie Willbern, seventh, girls’ 13-14; Tristan Venghaus, first; Tanner Kleimann, second and Jordi Theut, fourth, boys’ 13-14; Kelsey Aschenbeck, fifth, girls’ 15-18; and Ethan Aschenbeck, third, boys’ 15-18.
25-yard butterfly:
Trapp, second, Grace Peck, third and Alex Thomson, eighth, girls’ 7-8-year-old; Troy Pflug-haupt, first and Jaqai Shorter, fifth, boys’ 7-8; Diamond Cadriel, first, Macayla Hawn, second, Mia Hill, third and Paige Pavlu, seventh, girls’ 9-10; and Blake Ray, third, boys’ 9-10.
50-yard butterfly:
Chloe Hill, first and Abigail Kleimann, eighth, girls’ 11-12-year-old; Clay-ton Theut, second and Dari’Yon Shorter, third, boys’ 11-12; Savanah Hill, fourth, girls’ 13-14; Venghaus, second, Stovall, third, Tanner Kleimann, fifth and Jordi Theut, seventh, boys’ 13-14; Kelsey Aschenbeck, first and Maggie Waligura, fourth, girls’ 15-18; and Dustin Lattimore, second and Ethan Aschenbeck, seventh, boys’ 15-18.
100-yard medley relay:
Elstner, Isabel Theut, Grace Peck and Thomson, first, girls’ 7-8-year-old; Brown, Velazquez, Pilsner and Troy Pflughaupt, third, boys’ 7-8; Caroline Waligura, Caitlyn Collins, Hawn and Diamond Cadriel, first, girls’ 9-10; Kelly Lattimore, Chloe Hill, Abigail Kleimann and Lauren Trapp, third, girls’ 11-12; Tre’ Cadriel, Andrew Ray, Clayton Theut and Dari’Yon Shorter, first, boys’ 11-12; Rebecca Allison, Moeller, Savanah Hill and Karlie Willbern, second, girls’ 13-14; Jordi Theut, Tanner Kleimann, Venghaus and Stovall, first, boys’ 13-14; and Maggie Waligura, Keili Harrison, Kelsey Aschenbeck and Hobaugh, second, girls’ 15-18.
All-Star meet results as follows:
25-yard freestyle:
Brock Schobel, boys’ 6 and under; Troy Pflugphaupt, boys’ 7-8; and Diamond Cadriel, girls’ 9-10.
25-yard backstroke:
Brock Schobel, fourth, boys’ 6 and under; and Troy Pflughaupt, third, boys’ 7-8.
25-yard breaststroke:
Diamond Cadriel, fifth, girls’ 9-10-year-old.
25-yard butterfly:
Diamond Cadriel, fourth, girls’ 9-10-year-old.
50-yard freestyle:
Dari’Yon Shorter, boys’ 11-12-year-old.
50-yard butterfly:
Kelsey Aschenbeck, eighth, girls’ 15-18-year-old.
100-yard individual medley:
Diamond Cadriel, eighth, girls’ 10 and under.
Ozanian said the yearly All-Star Meet is an extremely fast event and swimmers competing in the meet work out through the entire year.
“For our kids to do so well with only two months of training is very impressive,” Ozanian said.
He added that he could not be prouder of the swimmers this year and was excited that the CATfish season went so well and that they were so close to having an unblemished record.
The CATfish finished the season 3-1 with wins at La Grange, at Schulenburg and against La Grange at Columbus.
“We were only four points away from winning the second meet against Schu-lenburg at Columbus,” Ozanian said.
Ozanian concluded that this year’s Columbus CATfish swim team should be proud of their accomplishments.
“Overall, we had a great year in competition,” Ozanian said. “We won our division and won the Meet of Champions. Columbus should be proud of the CATfish and we look forward to next year.”
Assisting in instructing the CATfish swim team in WHALE?competition this season were assistant coaches Peggy Harrison and Kelsey Aschenbeck.
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