Ozark’s 200 medley relay returns intact from last season, triggering expectations that include the Lady Tigers making their way back to State this season and reaching the finals.
Nixa coach Pete Hill is optimistic regarding what kind of immediate impact freshman Payge Plank can make.
The plan for Nixa coach Pete Hill is to give all his swimmers a chance to prove themselves across the board this season.
Ozark’s Caleb Chrestman received a strong signal as a freshman two years that continuing to combine football and swimming into the fall sports season could hinder his future efforts in the pool.
Hardly content to rest on their laurels, all four members of Ozark’s 400 freestyle relay return feeling prepared to make another run at State.
Olivia Stoneman hadn’t made any secret during her senior year at Nixa and probably even earlier than that of her desire to swim at Missouri State. Thus, she was all smiles last week upon signing with the Lady Bears.
Olivia Stoneman earned her spot in the 50 freestyle at the Class 2 State Swimming Championships by not only posting a qualifying time, but an additional time set by Lady Eagles coach Pete Hill.
Nixa senior Olivia Stoneman closed her Lady Eagles career with her best finishes at the Class 2 State Swimming Championships in St. Peters. She finished third in the finals of the 100 butterfly and fifth in the 50 freestyle Friday.
Nixa's Olivia Stoneman will compete in two individual races and two relays while looking to add to her medals count at the Class 2 State Swimming Championships this weekend.
It was a storybook finish and nearly a record-breaking one for Olivia Stoneman at the SWMO Championships on Saturday.
The combination of a new suit and the SWMO Championships being the biggest meet on Ozark’s regular-season schedule has Claire George optimistic she can add to her state-qualifying automatic cut times this weekend.
Olivia Stoneman has been able to break the monotony like never before of what at times can feel like a long winter of seemingly endless stroke after stoke.
Nixa’s Olivia Stoneman captured two individual first-places finishes and helped the Lady Eagles win two relays at the COC Girls Swimming Championships at Webb City on Thursday.
Olivia Stoneman fulfilled the promise Nixa coach Pete Hill had in her while turning in a strong leg in the 3 x 200 freestyle relay at Tuesday’s All Relays Meet.
By getting a head start on her studies at Missouri State, Chloe Nelson feels she will also be better prepared for the start of her career with the Lady Bears’ swim team.
Nixa coach Pete Hill is optimistic the Lady Tigers will be well represented at State in the 200 medley relay, 200 freestyle relay and 400 freestyle relay.
