The 100-meter butterfly race was a great show by the Rangers. Krell swam for a first-place finish and broke his own school record and KHS pool record in the race with a time of 58.47. Krell beat the second place swimmer by nearly 10 seconds.
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Jenna Krell hugs her brother Carl Krell at the Ranger boys’ swim senior recognition at the Kemmerer Invite on Saturday, Jan. 13, as their parents look on. Krell broke his own school record and the KHS pool record in the 100 butterfly at the home meet. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
The Kemmerer boys’ swim team hosted a swim invitational on Saturday, Jan. 12. Participating teams competing against Kemmerer were Evanston, Lyman and Sublette County.
The Rangers beat Evanston to earn third place at the meet.
The meet was an opportunity for the Rangers to recognize their two seniors, Alvaro de Vicente and Carl Krell. Technically, de Vicente is a junior, but he is a foreign exhange student from Spain, so this is his last year with the Rangers swim team.
Alvaro de Vicente (second from left) is honored at the Kemmerer boys’ swim meet on Jan. 13. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
The boys’ team of Carl Krell, Easton Rydstrom, Brayden Dearden and Benjamin Wergin earned second place in the 200-meter medley relay.
Freshman Brayden Dearden swims the 100-meter butterfly at the home meet on Jan. 13. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
Alvaro de Vicente took first place in the 200-meter free, with Noah Hankin in seventh place.
Sophomore Benjamin Wergin finished third in the 200-meter IM.
The 100-meter butterfly race was a great show by the Rangers. Krell swam for a first-place finish and broke his own school record and KHS pool record in the race with a time of 58.47. Krell beat the second place swimmer by nearly 10 seconds.
Senior Carl Krell swims the 100-meter butterfly at the Kemmerer meet on Jan. 13. Krell broke his own school record and the KHS pool record in the race with a time of 58.47 seconds. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Theresa Davis)
Freshman Brayden Dearden swam for a fourth place finish in the 100-meter butterfly, and sophomore Grady Killian earned 8th place.
Sophomore Easton Rydstrom swam for a sixth place finish in the 50-meter free.
In the 100-meter free, Benjamin Wergin took second. In the 400-meter free, de Vicente finished second with Collin Smith in fifth place.
In the 200-meter free relay, the team of Alvaro de Vicente, Michael Clarke, Collin Smith and Brayden Dearden earned fourth place.
Michael Clarke earned ninth place in the 100-meter backstroke.
Carl Krell also finished first in the 100-meter breaststroke, with Dearden in 4th, and Killian in 7th.
The Rangers finished off the meet on a high note with a first-place finish in the 400 meter free relay. The team of de Vicente, Krell, Wergin and Rydstrom beat Lyman by nearly 10 seconds.
The Rangers boys’ swim team head to Lyman on Friday, Jan. 19, to compete against Pinedale, Green River and Lyman. On Saturday, Jan. 20, the boys are in Green River.
