Marshall High School

Varsity vs Allegan High School MHS Varsity vs Allegan High School (90 - 66) Win The Marshall High School girls swimming and diving team earned a 90-66 victory over Allegan on Tuesday, Oct. 13, delivering a strong team performance highlighted by individual event wins, relay success and multiple scoring finishes. Marshall opened the meet with a second-place finish in the 200-yard medley relay. The team of Isabella Russell, Ella Kaniewski, Katie Robinson and Autumn Sanchez finished in 2:17.96. Marshall’s B relay, consisting of Payton Huffman, Mary Fedders, Taylor Olding and Kate Fedders, placed third in 2:29.21. Katie Robinson led the way in the 200-yard freestyle, winning the event in 2:23.90. Payton Huffman followed closely with a second-place finish in 2:27.31, while Emry Astleford added a fourth-place finish in 2:45.16. Autumn Sanchez turned in a strong performance in the 200-yard individual medley, finishing second in 2:30.66. Isabella Russell placed fourth in 2:43.39. In the 50-yard freestyle, Ella Kaniewski paced the Marshall swimmers with a second-place finish in 27.94 seconds. Kate Fedders placed fourth in 30.68, while Taylor Olding, Zoey White and Isabella Towne also competed in the event. Marshall continued to collect points in the 100-yard butterfly, where Astleford finished second in 1:31.06 and Olding placed third in 1:32.44. In the 100-yard freestyle, Robinson took second in 1:05.37, followed by Kate Fedders in third at 1:08.47 and Mary Fedders in fourth at 1:17.64. The distance events proved productive for the Redhawks. Russell captured first place in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 6:05.95, while Huffman secured second in 6:48.14, giving Marshall a one-two finish in the event. Marshall also claimed the 200-yard freestyle relay. The team of Sanchez, Kaniewski, Russell and Robinson combined for a winning time of 1:54.02, finishing ahead of Allegan’s relay squad. Marshall’s B relay of Astleford, Isabella Towne, White and Mary Fedders placed third in 2:21.25. In the 100-yard backstroke, White finished second in 1:35.08, with Towne close behind in third at 1:36.33. Sanchez delivered another event victory in the 100-yard breaststroke, touching the wall in 1:18.68. Kaniewski added a second-place finish in 1:24.80, while Mary Fedders placed third in 1:37.62. The meet concluded with the 400-yard freestyle relay. Marshall’s team of Huffman, Olding, Astleford and Kate Fedders finished second in 4:40.59. With Robinson’s freestyle victory, Russell’s win in the 500-yard freestyle, Sanchez’s breaststroke victory and the winning 200-yard freestyle relay, Marshall demonstrated its depth across multiple events. The Redhawks’ ability to earn points through individual finishes and relay performances helped secure the 90-66 team victory over Allegan.