The Boulder High School girls swim team made waves on December 5, dominating Northglenn High School in a meet that ended 240-43 in Boulder's favor. From sprints to distance races, relays to diving, the Panthers owned the pool, flexing their depth and talent at every turn.

Leading the charge was Hazel Huilman, who turned heads with wins in the 100 Butterfly (57.25) and the 100 Backstroke (1:01.02). Huilman came within a whisker of breaking the school record in the Butterfly, falling just 0.41 seconds short. With performances like this, it's only a matter of time before she rewrites the record books.

Isabelle Sundberg dominated the distance events, cruising to victories in the 200 Freestyle (2:10.77) and the grueling 500 Freestyle (6:03.24). Audrey Dyer brought the speed, taking first in the 50 Freestyle (27.08) and playing a key role in Boulder's winning relay teams.

Northglenn found a bright spot in Kendelle Johnson, who earned her team's only individual win in the 200 Individual Medley (2:29.39). Johnson also snagged second place in the 100 Butterfly with a strong 1:06.26 finish.

Boulder's relay squads left no doubt about their dominance. The 200 Medley Relay "A" team of Samantha Brantz, Hazel Huilman, Lyla Lanning, and Campbell Flynn started things off with a commanding win in 2:03.73. The 200 Freestyle Relay "A" team of Lyla Quatrochi, Iliana Brown, Greer Livingstone-Bathie, and Audrey Dyer kept the momentum going with a first-place finish in 2:00.03. Finally, the 400 Freestyle Relay "A" team of Isabelle Sundberg, Lyla Quatrochi, Audrey Dyer, and Hazel Huilman capped the night in style, touching first in 4:11.84.

Boulder's depth was on full display, with multiple swimmers contributing points across every event. Standout performances included Lyla Quatrochi winning the 100 Freestyle (1:00.28), Irina Thomas taking first in the 100 Breaststroke (1:25.43), and Avery Stuhlbarg topping the diving leaderboard with a score of 151.00.

Full Results and Boulder Swimmers (A Team Listed)

200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Boulder A (Samantha Brantz, Hazel Huilman, Lyla Lanning, Campbell Flynn) – 2:03.73

2. Boulder B (Rowan DeBoom, Irina Thomas, Eleanor Sewell, Tessa Pappageorge) – 2:24.32

3. Boulder C (Sage Rubin, Lucy Lull, Claire Rosenberg, Sienna Lannin) – 2:32.56

200 Yard Freestyle

1. Isabelle Sundberg (Boulder) – 2:10.77

2. Iliana Brown (Boulder) – 2:13.80

3. Vivian Congedo (Boulder) – 2:37.98

200 Yard Individual Medley

1. Kendelle Johnson (Northglenn) – 2:29.39

2. Lyla Quatrochi (Boulder) – 2:30.94

3. Rowan DeBoom (Boulder) – 2:53.56

50 Yard Freestyle

1. Audrey Dyer (Boulder) – 27.08

2. Lyla Lanning (Boulder) – 28.17

3. Alexyss Lucero (Northglenn) – 28.89

1-Meter Diving

1. Avery Stuhlbarg (Boulder) – 151.00

2. Sylvia Pew (Boulder) – 149.50

100 Yard Butterfly

1. Hazel Huilman (Boulder) – 57.25

2. Kendelle Johnson (Northglenn) – 1:06.26

3. Iliana Brown (Boulder) – 1:06.94

100 Yard Freestyle

1. Lyla Quatrochi (Boulder) – 1:00.28

2. Audrey Dyer (Boulder) – 1:02.43

3. Olivia Lundy (Boulder) – 1:07.09

500 Yard Freestyle

1. Isabelle Sundberg (Boulder) – 6:03.24

2. Samantha Brantz (Boulder) – 6:31.77

3. Eleanor Sewell (Boulder) – 7:24.65

200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Boulder A (Lyla Quatrochi, Iliana Brown, Greer Livingstone-Bathie, Audrey Dyer) – 2:00.03

2. Boulder B (Lucy Lull, Tessa Pappageorge, Colette Kuhr, Olivia Lundy) – 2:10.53

3. Northglenn A – 2:13.16

100 Yard Backstroke

1. Hazel Huilman (Boulder) – 1:01.02

2. Samantha Brantz (Boulder) – 1:13.69

3. Rowan DeBoom (Boulder) – 1:17.92

100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Irina Thomas (Boulder) – 1:25.43

2. Campbell Flynn (Boulder) – 1:32.38

3. Lucy Lull (Boulder) – 1:33.04

400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Boulder A (Isabelle Sundberg, Lyla Quatrochi, Audrey Dyer, Hazel Huilman) – 4:11.84

2. Boulder B (Iliana Brown, Eleanor Sewell, Rowan DeBoom, Lyla Lanning) – 4:32.41

3. Northglenn A – 4:58.04

Up Next

The Panthers will return to action on December 9 against Erie High School at Silver Creek High School. The meet starts at 3:30 PM, and with performances like these, Boulder is poised for another big win—and perhaps even a new school record.

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