December 2010 - Crown Point Swim Club

Crown Point Swim Club
December 2010
Volume 5, Issue 2
In The Dawg House
Inside this issue:
St. Anthony Medical Center Pediatric Floor Drive
CPSC Wins Home
Invitational
2
CPSC Takes 4th at LCB 3
Winter Invite
Help SAVE College
Swimming
3
Mission Statement
4
Club Sponsors
4
December Birthday’s
4
Announcements:
Do you have Wii and X-Box games your kids have out grown? How about
kid’s movies that haven’t been watched in years? Here is a great opportunity
to donate them to a worthy cause.
The Crown Point Swim Club is collecting gently used/age appropriate Wii and
X-Box games and DVD/VHS movies for the St. Anthony’s Pediatric Floor.
Your donation can be dropped off in the big decorated box during practice on:
Tuesday, December 21
Wednesday, December 22
Thursday, December 23
Thank you for helping make the St. Anthony’s Pediatric Floor have a great
holiday.
• Make sure to check the
website for meet add/
delete deadlines and
any announcements.
• Practice on January
26th has been cancelled due to the Harlem Globetrotters
Game at High School
Page 2
In The Dawg House
CPSC Wins Home Invitational
High Point Winners: Jessica Yukich, Jordan Artim, Mikki Wood, Michael Adams, Hannah Kukurugya, Kelsi Artim and Aly Tetzloff. Not Pictured: Jake Hektoen and Darian Low
Crown Point, IN - November 1919-21, 2010.
2010 With 84 swimmers, the Crown Point Swim Club dominated the standings and took 1st place honors at the 2010 CPSC Fall SYOA Invitational. Nine swimmers received the High Point Award, for scoring the most points in their age group. Michael Adams scored 71 points in the 7 yr. old boys age group and took 2nd place. Jordan Artim scored 170
points in the 9 yr. old girls age group and took 2nd place. Kelsi Artim scored 184 points in the 11
yr. old girls age group and took 1st place. Jessica Yukich scored 180 points in the 11 yr. old girls
age group and took 2nd place. Jake Hektoen scored 163 points in the 11 yr. old boys age group
and took 1st place. Hannah Kukurugya scored 185 points in the 12 yr. old girls age group and
took 1st place. Darian Low scored 173 points in the 12 yr. old boys age group and took 2nd place.
Aly Tetzloff scored 196 points in the 13 yr. old girls age group and took 1st place. And Mikki Wood
scored 178 points in the 14 yr. old girls age group and took 2nd place.
With scoring just over 84 points per swimmer at the CPSC Fall SYOA Invitational, the Crown Point
Swim Club out scored all participating teams by just over 3,000 points while amassing 7,074.5 total
team points. In achieving 51.3% best times for the meet, the Crown Point Swim Club won 51 of
the 106 individual events and had 66 individual runner up finishes. The Top Dog, the CPSC swimmer who has the biggest average time drop for the meet, for the CPSC Fall SYOA Invitational was
Connor Mullen who posted a 12.39 second average time drop thanks to a 1 minute 13 second
time drop in his 200 Freestyle swim.
Volume 5, Issue 2
Page 3
CPSC Takes 4th at LCB Winter Invite
High Point Winners: Joey Karczewski, Aly
Tetzloff, Greg Logothetis, and Darian Low.
St. John, IN - December 33-5, 2010.
2010 Forty-eight
CPSC swimmers took 4th place honors at the
Lake Central Barracudas Invitational scoring
1,348 points. Four swimmers took High Point
honors in their age groups, Joey Karczewski
scored 115 points in the 11-12 yr. old boys age
group and took 3rd place. Greg Logothetis
scored 136 points in the 11-12 yr. old boys age
group and took 2nd place, Darian Low scored
142 points in the 11-12 yr. old boys age group
and took 1st place. Aly Tetzloff scored 95 points,
swimming two thirds of the meet, in the 13-14 yr.
old girls age group and took 3rd place.
While achieving 49.35% best times, the Crown Point Swim Club scored a total of 1,348 points, 28.08
points per swimmer. The Top Dog, the CPSC swimmer who has the biggest average time drop for the
meet, for the LCB Winter Invitational was Sarah Huzar who posted a 9.35 second average time drop
thanks to nearly a 40 second time drop in her 100 Freestyle swim.
Help SAVE College Swimming at your favorite institution!!!
It’s no secret that college swimming has been “under the gun” due to college budget cuts in recent decades. We want to
let NCAA Division I Presidents/Chancellors and Athletic Directors know that there is a large, vibrant, energetic and committed swimming community in the USA that appreciates the fact that THEIR University has kept swimming alive and
well at their institutions. AND let them know that we want them to continue that support, and that our Children will consider attending Universities that allow them to continue their swimming excellence during their college years.
During the time period Nov. 15, 2010 through Dec. 30, 2010, won’t you take a few minutes and write a letter or send an
email to the President and Athletic Director of the institution of your choice. (or more than one if you’d like!) and say
THANK YOU for their support of swimming and let them know that the tuition dollars of you or your child will flow towards
the institutions that keep swimming opportunities alive.
You can find the email and mailing addresses of EVERY NCAA Division I institution in the country on the American
Swimming Coaches Association website at https://www.swimmingcoach.org/ad_addresses.htm
Letters from young swimmers are particularly appreciated! How about your swimmer (s) sits down today and does
something to preserve their own future opportunities?
All the Best, John Leonard, American Swimming Coaches Association
2010 Club Sponsors
SILVER LEVEL
Artim Industrial Properties
Bob Rohrman Nissan
Gas City
Phone: 219-838-DAWG (3294)
E-mail: coach.john@sbcglobal.net
BRONZE LEVEL
NIKE®
Committment, Pride, Sportsmanship, Character
www.crownpointswimclub.org
Mission Statement
The Crown Point Swim Club is an aquatics program
established to provide opportunities for our community through the sport of swimming. We are a
USA Swimming and Indiana Swimming member
committed to building excellence in athletes
through the sport of swimming at the highest levels
of competition. We are dedicated to the members
of our not-for-profit organization to help provide
our services at very little cost to all.
Vision Statement
Building the future of the community through
safety in the water, healthy lifestyles, and physical
development while achieving excellence in swimming, academics, and life.
Kast-a-way Swimwear, INC.
Hektoen Enterprises, Inc
D&S Beatty Enterprises
White/Peterman Properties
Kwik Kopy
Psi Iota XI Sorority
Servicemaster Advantage
Aker Construction, Inc.
Naylor Pipe Company
Ironworkers Local 395
Bret A. Bologna DDS - Distinctive Dental Solutions
Nasons Appliances
Remax Results - Julie Dwyer Team
Puntillo Orthodontics, PC
Popa Heating & Cooling
Centier Bank
Canine Clipper
Indiana Spray Foam
Philosophy
Commitment, P ride, Sportsmanship, Character
We stress being committed to excellence both athletically and academically. We take pride in our
organization, our athletes, and their families. We
teach sportsmanship both in and out of the pool at
all times. We build character through life lessons
that will take our swimmers past their athletic ca-
December Birthday’s
John Corder - 12/8 - 17
Morgan Hegyi - 12/2 - 10
Zak Hemminger - 12/31 - 11 Michael Holland - 12/21 - 8
Nick Huls - 12/10 - 16
Nick Ladowicz - 12/8 - 18
Greg Logothetis - 12/24 - 13 Caitlyn Lowry - 12/23 - 18
Jessie Rodriguez - 12/16 - 13 Katie Ruess - 12/24 - 12
Dyllon Wolf - 12/18 - 11
Sammy Yukich - 12/28 - 10