BOYS SWIM & DIVE
Frewsburg 106, Olean 59
Frewsburg — After some early-season chaos involving three cancelled meets, the Olean boys swim team had its first meet of the season, a loss to Frewsburg.
Kai Warner and Johnson Li were the only Huskies to have grabbed event wins, doing so in 1-meter diving and the 100 breaststroke respectively. And while not having notched a win, Olean coach Daniel Brown credited Nolan Wilczewski with having an excellent showing at the meet, “posting three of four lifetime-best swims.”
Olean finished with nine second-place finishes as well.
“I thought we had a very good first meet of the season,” Brown said. “Frewsburg is by far one of the best teams in Section 6. Most of our veterans swam well and our newer swimmers and divers had the opportunity to experience their first swim meet. Our team showed a lot of resolve and determination.”
AT FREWSBURG
Frewsburg 106, Olean 59
200 Medley Relay: Frews. (Frederes, Webster, G. Moore, Peterson) 1:46.45
200 Freestyle: Dean (Frews.) 1:44.95
200 IM: G. Moore (Frews.) 2:17.78
50 Freestyle: M. Moore (Frews.)
1-meter Diving: Warner (Olean) 186.60
100 Butterfly: G. Moore (Frews.) :55.63
100 Freestyle: M. Moore (Frews.) :48.03
500 Freestyle: Dean (Frews.) 4:49.06
200 Freestyle Relay: Frew. (G. Moore, Peterson, Dean, M. Moore) 1:30.26
100 Backstroke: Frederes (Frews.) :56.34
100 Breaststroke: Li (Olean) 1:15.49
400 Freestyle Relay: Frews. (M. Moore, Dean, Johnson, Frederes) 3:31.66
WRESTLING
Salamanca 42-30 Franklinville, Hamburg 56-12 Salamanca, Webster Schroeder 74-0 Salamanca, Spencerport 58-15 Salamanca, Buffalo (Lafayette) 59-18 Salamanca
Cheektowaga — The Salamanca wrestling team’s day at the Cheektowaga Duals on Dec. 14 started off well with the team earning what ended up as their only win of the event.
By a score of 42-30 the Warriors defeated the Panthers. However, their next four matches went the way of their opponents, losing to Hamburg, Webster Schroeder, Spencerport and Buffalo (Lafayette).
Kasen Hardy stood out for Salamanca, finishing with a final record of 4-1 on the day. Conner Seeley finished with three wins to his name and Thomas George, Wyatt Bialaszewski and Kyle Oakes each finished with two. Warrick John, Ryder Jimerson, and Noah Longley each had one win.
