TALLULAH FALLS, Ga. — The Lady Indians delivered a dominant performance Saturday as Tallulah Falls School hosted the annual Shiver Me Timbers swim meet, featuring nine varsity programs and six middle school teams.
The Lady Indians varsity squad won the girls meet by a wide margin, while the Indians placed second in the boys standings. At the middle school level, the Indians boys team captured first place, and the girls finished runner-up, according to Brian Carter, Tallulah Falls School’s director of sports communication and digital media.
In varsity girls competition, the Lady Indians swept both relays, winning the 200 medley relay behind Valentina Arias, Selah Wiltshire, Mattie Patterson and Lucia Roser de Hoyos, and the 200 free relay with Roser de Hoyos, Arias, Patterson and Wiltshire. Wiltshire claimed the 50-yard freestyle, while Roser de Hoyos won the 100 freestyle.
The varsity boys team earned a relay victory in the 400 free relay, with Waldon McIntosh, Teagan Penland, Martin Raybon and Caden Polley combining for the win. Individually, McIntosh took first in the 100 butterfly, and Polley won the 100 freestyle.
At the middle school level, the Indians boys team won both the 200 medley relay — Brody Dampier, Lincoln Penland, Logan Thompson and Rhett Addison — and the 200 free relay with Thompson, Addison, Dampier and Penland. Dampier won the 100 individual medley and the 50 butterfly, Penland captured the 50 freestyle and 50 breaststroke, and Thompson swept the 100 freestyle and 50 backstroke.
For the middle school girls, Naomi Russo won the 100 freestyle and 50 backstroke, while Kayleigh McEntire claimed the 50 butterfly.
