Club Olympia’s Brady Beyer won three events for Team Indiana last weekend at the Inaugural Duel In the Pool, pitting top age group swimmers ages 11 to 16 from Indiana and Illinois against each other at IUPUI’s Indiana University Natatorium.
Beyer won the 13-14-year-old Boys 100 breaststroke, 200 breaststroke and 400 individual medley. His times in those events currently rank him third in the nation for 13-14 boys in both breaststroke events and seventh in the nation in the 400 IM.
Beyer also finished fourth in the 200 IM and fifth in the 200 butterfly. All five of his swims were personal-best times.
Beyer also swam the breaststroke leg on Team Indiana’s winning 200 medley relay teams. Out of 72 swimmers on Team Indiana, Beyer was the fifth-highest scorer with 21 points.
Nalanie Cortez placed second in the 13-14 Girls 200 freestyle and 200 butterfly, fourth in the 100 freestyle and 400 freestyle races and fifth in the 100 butterfly. Cortez also was the second fastest swimmer on Team Indiana’s A 200 freestyle relay team, which placed second to Team Illinois’ A Relay.
Cortez’s times in all five of her individual events rank her in the top 50 in the nation for 14-year-old girls. She scored 13 points, which tied two others from Team Indiana for the highest score by 13-14 girls on the team.
LACROSSE
North tops East
Columbus North captured the "Piston Cup" with a 5-3 win against Columbus East.
Chris Martin, Bennett Carson, Zac Hiatt and Tom Sullivan scored goals for the Bull Dogs. Nathan Barkes and Hiatt had assists.
North’s Avery Spencer recorded nine saves.
GOLF
Irish win tri match
St. Bartholomew wrapped up its season with a tri-match victory at Harrison Lake Country Club. The Irish finished with a 168 to 211 for Greensburg and 226 for Immanuel Lutheran.
Jack Schiavello won medalist honors with a 38 to lead St. Bartholomew. John Ferguson carded a 41, Willy Davis added a 42, John Merritt shot 47, Ossian Guest had a 49, Spencer Erfmeier finished with a 50 and Jude Abdallah had a 62.
Par 3 hosts scramble
Par 3 Golf Course held its first Tuesday scramble of the season last week.
Steve Lewis, Allen Hodapp, Justin Shumard and Ron Hamlin were the winners with a 6-under-par 21 for nine holes.
