Adam Bridges of Ashley Plantation swam the men’s 15-16-year-old 50-meter butterfly in 28.63 seconds. Photo by Ashley Akers
The Hunting Hills Country Club swim team continued its domination of the Roanoke Valley Aquatic Association as the Hound Dogs won their sixth straight City-County title last weekend. The meet was held over two days at the Christiansburg Aquatic Center.
Hunting Hills has now won 16 of the past 17 RVAA championships. Their run of success was interrupted just once, in 2012, by the Stonegate Swim Club of Salem. Stonegate finished second this year.
The Read Mountain Swim Club, in Botetourt County, finished third in the final season standings, which are determined by 60 percent from the results of the six Monday night meets and 40 percent from the City-County meet. Ashley Plantation finished eighth among the 14 teams in the RVAA and a Limestone Park team, which was short on numbers, also participated.
Calvin Hodge of Read Mountain finished the men’s 13-14-year-old 50-meter butterfly with a time of time 30.90 seconds. Photo by Ashley Akers
Conner Wells competed in the men’s 11-12-year-old 50-meter breaststroke for Ashley Plantation, finishing in a time of 59.31 seconds. Photo by Ashley Akers
Ashley Plantation’s Sydney Wilson swam the women’s 15-16-year-old 50-meter butterfly in 30.88 seconds. Photo by Ashley Akers
Kyleigh Mills swam the women’s 13-14-year-old 50-meter breaststroke in 53.89 seconds for Limestone Park. Photo by Ashley Akers
Kit Williams swam a 39.92 in the women’s 50-and-over 50-meter butterfly for Read Mountain. Photo by Ashley Akers
Kelsi Hammons of Limestone Park takes a breath in the women’s 15-16-year-old 50-meter breaststroke. She finished 42.33 seconds. Photo by Ashley Akers
Erik Fox leaves the wall in the men’s 40-49-year-old 50-meter butterfly. He finished with a time of 31.46 seconds for Limestone Park. Photo by Ashley Akers
Read Mountain’s Emily Hanson of finished the women’s 11-12-year old 50-meter breaststroke with a time of 38.21 seconds. Photo by Ashley Akers
