The Seahorses left a lasting impression during last night’s meet at Hammond Central, and the praise has continued to pour in. Hammond's post-meet message expressed their heartfelt gratitude—not only for our team’s participation—but also for the sportsmanship, positive interactions, and respect our athletes displayed toward their swimmers. This meet was more than a competition; it was a shared moment of growth and camaraderie. Hammond’s coach highlighted the significance of our presence, making the event as impactful for their team as it was for us. Making History in the Pool A young pool means new records—and the Seahorses were eager to make their mark! In an incredible collective effort, 18 different swimmers combined to set 14 new pool records at Hammond, thrilling competitors and spectators alike. Here’s a recap of the record-breakers: Girls 200 Medley Relay Kenzie Fabian, Olivia Mack, Riley Sechowski, Bailey Sechowski Boys 200 Free Omar Valenzuela Girls 200 IM Riley Sechowski Girls 50 Free Zoe Clark Girls 100 Fly Riley Sechowski Girls 100 Free Zoe Clark Girls 500 Free Evelyn Koncalovic Boys 500 Free Omar Valenzuela Girls 200 Free Relay Lauren Dumaresq, Ava Kearns, Ady Mitchell, Evelyn Koncalovic Boys 200 Free Relay Nick Kutkoski, Kevin Martinez, Omar Valenzuela, Alexy Johnson Girls 100 Back Lucille Kelly Girls 100 Breast Kenzie Fabian Boys 100 Breast Alexy Johnson Girls 400 Free Relay Evelyn Koncalovic, Beatrissa Pitcher, Bailey Sechowski, Zoe Clark Boys 400 Free Relay Abel Carrillo, Caleb Mann, Anthony Baeza, Nick Kutkoski The meet was an unforgettable experience for all involved. Beyond the records and results, it reinforced the values of teamwork, respect, and the shared love of the sport. Thank you to the Seahorses for their outstanding efforts, and to Hammond Central for their warm hospitality. This was more than a meet—it was a milestone. 🌊🐴