2022/23 Girls City Champion
Swimming
Welcome to Bishop Chatard Swimming
- Girls Swimming/Diving City Champions: 20/21, 21/22, 22/23
- Grace Hurley: 14th in State Diving, 2020; 10th in State Diving, 2021; 7th in State Diving 2022
Staff
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Head CoachBill Siderys -
Asst. CoachesMelissa Kerker, Henry Semler
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Team Captains: Gabby Herner & Mary-Claire McCarthy Young
Player Rosters
Announcements
All AnnouncementsWinter Swimming Schedule
- Dec 05 2023, Tuesday
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- Dec 16 2023, Saturday
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- Jan 11 2024, Thursday
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- Jan 16 2024, Tuesday
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- Jan 20 2024, Saturday
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- Jan 23 2024, Tuesday
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- Feb 01 2024, Thursday
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- Feb 03 2024, Saturday
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- Feb 06 2024, Tuesday
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- Feb 09 2024, Friday
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- Feb 10 2024, Saturday
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- Feb 15 2024, Thursday
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- Feb 17 2024, Saturday
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- Feb 20 2024, Tuesday
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- Feb 23 2024, Friday
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- Feb 24 2024, Saturday
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2023-2024 Swimming Scorecard
Archived ScoresCheck the schedule on this page for last minute updates.
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11/21/23Speedway/Decatur CentralW BCHS Vs Speedway : w 94 vs 64. BCHS VS. Decatur Central: L 99 vs 77.
In our boys’ inaugural swim meet, our team showcased commendable performances against tough competition. Chatard secured a victory against Speedway and narrowly missed out on triumph against Decatur Central.
The highlights of the meet were a testament to our team’s talent and dedication:
Alex Pax exhibited remarkable speed, clocking an impressive 23.59 in the 50 free and replicated his excellence with another 23-second performance in the 200 relay.
Donovan McMahon made history by shattering the school’s 6-dive record, achieving a remarkable score of 248.85.
Sebastian Bourgeois demonstrated his potential by clinching second place in the 100 breaststroke in his debut meet, a promising start to his swimming journey.
Kellen Ford displayed his prowess by securing first place in the fiercely contested 100 free event, showcasing his skill and determination.
Max Bourgeois, a seasoned Senior, showcased his experience and talent by clinching victories in both the 200 and 500 free events, demonstrating his consistent dominance in distance swimming.
The boys’ 200 free relay team put up an excellent performance, securing a well-deserved second-place finish, adding to the team’s overall success.
Recognized Athletes of the Meet:
Donovan McMahon, for breaking the school’s 6-dive record with a remarkable score of 248.85.
Alex Pax, for his outstanding performances in the 50 free and the 200 relay, showcasing exceptional speed and skill.Despite a narrow defeat against Decatur Central, the boys’ team demonstrated resilience, skill, and promising potential for the season ahead.
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The inaugural swim meet of our season took place on Thursday, and despite a narrow 93 to 90 defeat against Perry Meridian, it was a showcase of outstanding performances and promising debuts by several swimmers.
Numerous athletes achieved personal bests, while newcomers displayed impressive potential right from the start.Notable Performances:
• Makenzie Massengale excelled in the 200 Freestyle.
• Hanna Ross displayed remarkable determination in the 100 Backstroke.
• Alex Teed showcased exceptional skill in the 100 Breaststroke.
• Annemarie Creamer delivered a standout performance in the 100 Free Relay Split.
• Sophia Reed exhibited strength in the 100 Freestyle.Highlighting the meet were five event winners:
• Alex Teed prevailed in the 100 Breaststroke.
• Katie Countryman conquered both the 200 IM and 100 Fly.
• Hanna Ross secured victory in the 100 Backstroke.
• The relay team comprising Countryman, Ross, Dilts, and Herner triumphed in the 200 Free.Recognized Athletes of the Meet (3):
• Eline Dilts made an astonishing improvement, dropping 19.74 seconds in her 500 Free.
• Morgan Engelman and Grayson Ratter demonstrated admirable adaptability and success in new events, earning them well-deserved recognition. -
11/21/23Speedway/Decatur CentralW BCHS Vs Speedway :W. 120 to 26 BCHS VS Decatur Central: W: 111 vs 63
In our recent meet on Tuesday, the girls’ team exhibited an outstanding performance, securing wins against both Decatur Central and Speedway. The competition showcased a series of impressive achievements, highlighting the team’s resilience and skill in the pool.
Here are some standout performances:
– Marguerite Bourgeois clinched the top spot while Alison Loiselle secured second place in the 200IM, showcasing their prowess and determination.
– Katie Countryman and Eline Dilts demonstrated their speed by securing first and third place, respectively, in the 50 Free.
– Katie Countryman and Alison Loiselle dominated the 100 Fly, securing the first and second positions, further emphasizing their strength in this stroke.
– Marguerite Bourgeois and Alex Teed showcased their abilities, securing second and third place in the competitive 100 Breast event.
– Hanna Ross and Gabby Herner delivered exceptional performances, claiming the first and second spots in the 100 Free.
– Anna Zyromski and Eline Dilts showcased consistent improvement, achieving second and third place in the 500 free, displaying their dedication and progress.
– Theresa Surinak impressed everyone by securing second place in diving, captivating spectators with her remarkable dives and the level of difficulty involved.Additionally, Recognized Athletes of the Meet include:
– Adison Fleming, who excelled in both the 50 and 100 Free events, showcasing remarkable speed. Coaches are eager to see Adison contribute to relay races after such stellar performances.
– Maria Dudley, who delivered an impressive time of 30.67 in the 50 Free, demonstrating notable skill and potential in the pool.
We’d like to extend our gratitude to all the new team members for their dedication and hard work, contributing significantly to our collective success. Your commitment has been instrumental in elevating our team’s performance.
A special thank you goes out to the supportive parents who came to watch and cheer on the team. Your encouragement and presence at the meet mean a great deal to us and motivate us to perform at our best.