UPDATE: In an electrifying display, Roy Ayala of West Scranton smashed multiple records during a thrilling swim meet against Elk Lake on July 15, 2023. West Scranton triumphed with a score of 99-76, thanks to Ayala’s outstanding performances in the 100-yard butterfly and 100 breaststroke events.
Ayala’s time of 53.88 seconds in the butterfly not only secured his victory but also broke the long-standing school record of 54.42 set by Jerry Patrick Jr. in 1982. Additionally, he established a new record at the West Scranton Intermediate Pool with a winning time of 1:00.66 in the breaststroke, erasing his previous pool record of 1:01.17 from earlier this season.
The meet showcased the Ayala brothers’ prowess, as Jordan Ayala also excelled, winning both the 200 IM and 100 free events. The duo contributed significantly to West Scranton’s relay victories in the 200 medley and 200 free relays. Their teamwork proved crucial in achieving this decisive victory.
Elk Lake’s Isaiah Jones shone brightly as well, winning both the 200 free and 500 free events, showcasing the competitive spirit of the meet. The results were packed with excitement, as West Scranton’s relay teams finished strong, with notable performances from Davis, Camarillo, and Buffington.
The full breakdown of event results is as follows:
– **200 Medley Relay:** West Scranton (Davis, R. Ayala, Camarillo, J. Ayala) – 1:55.00
– **100 Fly:** Roy Ayala (WS) – 53.88
– **100 Free:** Jordan Ayala (WS) – 55.81
– **200 Free Relay:** West Scranton – 1:42.89
– **100 Breast:** Roy Ayala (WS) – 1:00.66
In the girls’ competition, Elk Lake dominated with a 113-51 victory over West Scranton. Key performances included Brynn Warriner, Avery Kerr, and Chelsea Grosvenor, who each won two individual events and contributed to their team’s relay successes.
The final results for the girls’ meet were:
– **200 Medley Relay:** Elk Lake (Warriner, Kerr, Grosvenor, Stang) – 2:04.72
– **50 Free:** Brynn Warriner (EL) – 26.13
– **100 Fly:** Chelsea Grosvenor (EL) – 1:05.06
– **200 Free Relay:** Elk Lake – 1:56.51
As the season progresses, West Scranton maintains a record of 5-3, while Elk Lake concludes with a strong 6-3 record. Fans and swimmers alike eagerly anticipate the upcoming meets, where the Ayalas and their teammates hope to continue their impressive performances.
Stay tuned for more updates as West Scranton and Elk Lake prepare for their next challenges in the pool!
