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Westminster Wins KO Invite Team Title!
The Martlets found a new gear at Trinity College on Dec. 8 and stunned their opponents with some fast early season swims as they claimed the overall team victory in the KO Invitational. Westminster won all three heats of the Medley Relay (A, B and C), with the team of Max Larock '22, co-captain Matt Norris '19, Jason Shi '21 and Layton Harmon '21 winning overall, touching out AOF by less than half a second in the A final. Larock went on to dominating wins in the 200 freestyle and the 100 backstroke, and teamed up with Hudson Stedman '21, Norris and Harmon for a comfortable win in the 400 freestyle relay. Harmon finished the day with lifetime best times in the 50 and 100 freestyles, and Shi set a new personal best in the 100 fly, winning the B final. Kieran Haug '21 took second in the 500 freestyle, and the 200 freestyle relay team of co-captain Emmett de Kanter '19, Eddie Shin '21, Liam Seeley '20 and Shi took third in tight race. Other notable swims were turned in by de Kanter '20 (100 free), J-C Lane '21 (100 back) and Shin (100 breaststroke). At the end of the day, the times were fast and the smiles were wide as the boys took home the team title for the first time ever.
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