Good Afternoon Crocs,

 I just want to quickly recap the banquet last night and recognize our amazing swimmers. Here is the link to the sideshow and team video created by Mr. Mullis. Thank you Mr. Mullis! Here is our champs hype video created by senior swimmer Josh Zebley. Thank you Josh!

Announcements

Continuing Canterbury Tradition, all the Coaches will be at Glory Days Sunday night around 6:00 pm after champs to celebrate the end of the season. We would like to invite everyone to come together for one last goodbye.

Individual Awards

6 and under most improved

Girl: Piper Hershey

Boy: Hank Morton

High point Award

Girl: Gwendolyn Pedraza

Boy: Cole Kinsler

7-8 most improved

Girl: Opal Shea

Boy: Dylan Gurley

High point award

Girl: Libby Collier

Boy: Hudson Spiglemyer

9-10 most improved

Girl: Margaret McDearmon

Boy: Bradley Shea

High point Award

Girl: Kate Francis

Boy: Joey Geisel

11-12 most improved

Girl: Sophia Schaefer

Boy: Landon Baker

High point Award

Girl: Lane Jacobs

Boy: Hugh Harrell

13-14 most improved

Girl: Ellie Becker

Boy: Sean Hetzel

High point Award

Girl: Elizabeth Cribbs

Boy: Mark Maiden

15-18 most improved

Girl: Erin Walters

Boy: Will Maiden

High point Award

Girl: Eleanor Cribbs

Boy: George Ferguson

Coaches Award – Eleanor Cribbs

“The recipient of this award truly embodies what it means to be a Canterbury swimmer. Not only is this person a very fast swimmer but she does so much more for the team than win a bunch of races. She is more than willing to lend a helping hand no matter what. She helped with practice when we were down a few coaches and she always went above and beyond with her meet buddies. She treated them with so much warmth, compassion, and eagerness. Both meet buddies raved about her and had nothing but wonderful things to say about her. They were both new to Canterbury this year and She truly showed them what it means to be a part of the Canterbury Swim team family. On top of all of this she also helped run our dunk hunger program this year helping raise over 8,000 meals. We could not be happier to share that this year's coaches award goes to Eleanor Cribbs.”

Sportsmanship Award – Eloise Pedraza

“This year's sportsmanship award goes to someone who truly cares about all her teammates and goes above and beyond each day to make her teammates feel special. At swim meets she treats everyone around her, regardless of the team, with absolute kindness and respect. At practice she is always listening and supporting her teammates. Whenever we do relays at practice she is always there cheering on whatever teams are left, even if it’s not hers. And she can always be found with a positive attitude no matter what! This year's sportsmanship award goes to Eloise Pedraza.”

Spirit Award – Reagan Bartlett

“This year's spirit award goes to someone who is always cheering loud and proud for everyone whether it is at practice or a meet. Even if she doesn’t know your name, she will find it out and start chanting it from the top of her lungs! At her very first Canterbury meet she saw that there was a Hungary Creek relay without anyone cheering them on so she stayed back with her relay team to loudly cheer them on while they finished. At all the meets you can easily find her, even if you can’t see her, by hearing her nonstop support for her teammates. This year’s spirit award goes to Reagan Bartlett.”

I am looking forward to a great champs!

GO CROCS!

Very Respectfully,

Coach Zach