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Metros 2012: Girls Individual Highlights - 2/12

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  1. Alan Anderson6:08, 6:33
  2. diving championship6:21
  3. capitol mall3:04
  4. Charlotte0:39, 0:50, 1:00
  5. Gaithersburg6:08
  6. final segment7:58
  7. crowd noise1:08
  8. team competition7:51
  9. Cali6:17
  10. private school5:27

Sun, 12 Feb 2012|

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Csnwashington.com. Hey there folks welcome back in the fifth N Washington dot com and our metros 2012 highlights a Sebastian Salazar and it -- me here to -- guide you through some of the best. From metros 2012 we now turn our attention to the ladies. Some of the are great individual feats on the girls side and there were plenty nick let's start out with the other girls 200 I am. A great race between two very very top end competitors. And our right from the get go we knew the the two -- that we are focusing on -- in this one. That's right we pick it up without you know that that backstroke leg where you'd you'd had to think that. Sarah had to hang on because Charlotte is such a tough backstroke her and she did just that cirrus and a great. Backstroke leg and they were really tough to tell going into the breaststroke which is Sarah -- Strongest. Leg or her race but then Charlotte Meyer came right back and -- toe to toe with Sarah in that restaurants are heading -- that freestyle. Sarah didn't have them leave that maybe she thought she would. And Charlotte was right on going in that precise it was tough to tell right up until the very end it was very exciting the place is pretty much collapsing upon itself with the crowd noise. And that spectacular finish from Charlotte -- there right at the end. You know a good thing and it. This is not throws that's why everyone -- don't want you had two great competitors. Two young ladies who have exceptional futures in this sport. On display going to go to talent and good friends as well -- and you could see it in the celebration afterwards up. More than just winning it was about celebrating with -- -- absolutely and both of them going under the metros record -- -- pops out last year time of 158 for both of them. On the real on the girls side to be something that fast congratulations about the two very good friends like you sad and very deserving all that now. Merit that they get -- let's hear from Charlotte Meyer now actor Shia earned it yet another mattress title. It was really close and I would like to see she beat me and I I really wanted to go after her and I tried really hard and they. Does it really hard and you know well -- really. All right there congratulations to of that young lady on on a great swim let's move on out to young girls. -- -- -- you know any time it took it pretty boys or girls by the excitement at the Germans got endorsements that are just seems that. Go up a notch and certainly a with the -- -- -- very. That was the case this year as ever because you just never know what's gonna happen it's always gonna come down to a hot at the wall. That's right and hey this was especially exciting at a senior in a freshman going to tell going toe to -- Carolina on the tiger vs rated tong. It was exciting from the get go -- Carolina tiger all power just eats that water she pulls through and rated talk. Very fast which is a lot of turnover and it came right down to the wire very exciting. Both of them going under the metros record that it the end as you'll see it was an attack or just a little bit too much power there at the end she lunges for the wall. With that great finish and she was very excited freshman clinching a mattress title here you see yet. On the tackle with that head up type freestyle but it's working for as she lunges at the wall and see capitol mall when their common in a strong third place for good counsel. Taggart represented -- arms and boy you just got to you know you look at these these girls and they performance freshman. By and for some let me -- to have a -- like that he's got to think long 34 years what level could she be performing on kind of scary isn't it that's right. Her best performance was yet to come we won't show it tonight but everybody who was -- saw that hundred freestyle of hers. Under fifty seconds in the hundred free that's really something special. All right -- next up on our list the girls a hundred fly. And again a another race without plenty of great competitors as you just see here who love who we were looking at in terms of the the favorites nick again a great race -- -- -- your favorite there and Epstein now you were prepared Tilden would die young lady you know very well. That's right they're coming into this race it was really wide open now you know you didn't know if it was gonna be -- now ski prospered Epstein need to know what was gonna happen but right off the bat. On a tight Ares took care of that question she went out super fast and then hung on like a chance she came within point 01. Well Bob breaking that Danny shock and a very special Danny schalken match -- record. And you know she's an Argentines -- she knows how to finish her breakfast and humid out there and had a spectacular race congratulations to her. Yeah an -- it's going some very very big in some very important points for Churchill. On the girls side there in the girls. A hundred fly our right another race to get to the girls hundred breast and now very similar story nick plenty of great competition really gone is when I I don't think. In other there may have been a clear favorite but you knew that there was going to be some great stuff going on. Well the sad recognition of a hundred breaststroke here this was very much the favorite. Sarah half that we're looking out right here and from up from the start she did an amazing job you know in the morning she kind of I don't want -- took it easy but she played with a little bit to see how she was feeling clearly. She felt amazing she did such a good job getting in and out of the walls. So smooth and strong she gets through the middle part of the breaststroke sliding those hands. Through that middle part extending out for everything is always moving forward and she's she's just a joy to watch in the water I ended up going time. One double low point 05. So she just missed that goal that personal goal of hers and kind of what everybody wanted to see a 59. 99 but still a national record breaking her own private school national record. Hats off to her she works incredibly hard to be very successful at Stanford next year great attitude great -- regulations to her. Yeah we certainly come to expect great things and she's never let us down into the three years that it recovered mattress here at CSN Washington dot com. But let's take a look now it to each individual champion from metro has 2012 ball on the girls side start that the 203 and a -- -- -- -- -- -- The 200 I am Charlotte Meyer as you saw that 53 Caroline Taggart from hole in the arms are representing Churchill not hundred fly and Italian -- Hundred remake Taggart again he doubles up as a freshman little bit Jack Conger had right there. 500 pretty Alan Anderson of Gaithersburg in hundred Brack Christina -- of -- And in the hundred breast that's there Haas and of course. I give a shout out to the divers that you like to do here Cali backer. Young lady from Churchill winning the diving championship and again scoring big points for the bulldogs. That's right you wanna give a special shot to Christina leave for -- just a sophomore. Breaking that record -- hundred back in that senior from from my game this -- Alan Anderson put on showing that 500 feet -- she ran away with it. Again on the girls side some great performers that are performer of the meet another good counsel about and let's hear now from senior Sarah off. -- right another amazing breaststroke performance by Sarah -- -- with me now Sarah what was -- like to you know go best time. And I just have such an amazing thing alas I'm drug counselor -- It's a lot of fun -- hasn't -- -- Reyes does for eight months there wanted to go to the you know I'm back I'm still not good night then it's. My -- a little -- -- it down a little bit -- pretty long. We'll still take you out double low you know that's that's amazing. I'm talking a little bit about that 200 I am -- in Charlotte on face to face our head to head and you guys you have such good friends training together and all that what was that like. -- -- -- -- Not gonna -- about -- Know we can joking about it all week I didn't get a win is gonna win it we've both been training really hard doing really well on practice those kind of you know up there -- -- is gonna win it. And we both went past time that we can't really complain you're not happy with how he did go out there incident -- thing. There -- extremely graceful young lady and as you mentioned we with her the out the best of luck. At Stanford are right what that'll do -- for the girls individual part of our mattress highlight show but. It was a pretty good team competition one that came right down to the wire we're gonna show you all the highlights of that and more coming up in our final segment of the highlight show for metro has 2012 here on CSN Washington dot com.

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