Mosley girls first, boys second in district swim meet

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November 1, 2008 - 6:48 PM

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PENSACOLA - Mosley's girls team successfully defended its District 1-2A title for the third consecutive year at Pensacola Washington by easily dispatching 13 others schools with 413 points. Rutherford placed eighth and Bay 11th.

Fort Walton Beach edged Mosley for the boys crown with Bay 12th and Rutherford 13th.

For the girls, Mosley's Sara Evans set new county records while winning the 200 IM and 100 breaststroke. Mary McDermott was seventh overall in points and won the 500 freestyle, Candice Hilton was eighth overall and won the 50 freestyle and Laura Kearns of Rutherford was ninth overall.

Team results follow. Race results were not supplied.

Girls team: 1. Mosley 413, 2. Fort Walton Beach 277, 3. Washington 274, 4. Pensacola 256, 5. Choctawhatchee 256, 6. Gulf Breeze 171, 7. Navarre 160, 8. Rutherford 119, 9. Tate 73, 10. Pace 70, 11. Bay 66, 12. Milton 36, 13. Escambia 28, 14. Pine Forest 17.
Boys team: 1. Fort Walton Beach 429, 2. Mosley 410, 3. Washington 259, 4. Choctawhatchee 235, 5. Pensacola 234, 6. Gulf Breeze 145, 7. Pace 140, 8. Navarre 102, 9. Milton 96, 10. tate 91, 12. Bay 40, 13. Rutherford 38, 14. Pine Forest 20.

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