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Elle Scott led the Charlotte Country Day swim team to victory at the North Carolina private schools’ Division III State Championship, securing their second consecutive title. Scott also set a new National Independent High School Record in the 100 breaststroke, showcasing her talent alongside her teammates in various relay events. The competition highlighted not only her achievements but also the impressive performances from schools like Providence Day and Cary Academy, culminating in a thrilling championship experience for all.

Elle Scott Makes Waves as Charlotte Country Day Claims Championship Glory!

Charlotte was buzzing with excitement as Elle Scott led the Charlotte Country Day swim team to its second consecutive victory in the North Carolina private schools’ Division III State Championship. Scott not only proved to be an exceptional swimmer but also made history by setting a new National Independent High School Record in the 100 breaststroke final!

Breaking Records Like a Pro

Alex Walsh of Harpeth Hall School back in 2018 with a time of 58.88 seconds. In the finals, Scott clocked a still impressive 58.93 seconds, solidifying her place among the best in the country.

Taylor Klein (backstroke), Caroline Mallard (fly), and Cate Wickerham (free), Scott nailed her breaststroke leg with a split time of 27.42. The winning lap showcased the teamwork and high energy that these young athletes can muster.

Versatile Talent on Display

Esme van Orden, Kaylee Daniell, and Wickerham, painted a picture of excellence and teamwork across the swimming arena.

Continued Success for Charlotte Country Day

Strong Showings by Other Schools

Providence Day School, made impressive strides, moving from fourth place to runner-up with standout performances in middle-distance events. Notably, Zetta Bartee clinched the 200 free title with a time of 1:48.82 and defended her title in the distance events, proving that she is a force to be reckoned with!

A Nail-Biting Finish for Boys’ Championship

Ravenscroft ultimately triumphed with a narrow three-point victory over Charlotte Latin, thanks to senior Drew Davis who held off competitor Norvin Clontz.

Granger Bartee‘s wins in the 100 free and 100 back, and Kaleb James‘s triumph in the 100 breaststroke. The girls’ and boys’ meet was an incredible showcase of athletic talent, leaving spectators in awe.

Looking Ahead

Cal next season, the future of collegiate swimming looks bright. Fans are sure to be eager to follow these athletes’ careers as they continue to take the swimming world by storm!

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