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Breaking CCHS records, boys swimming takes 5th at MIAA State Championships

Acton-Carlisle boys swimmers all contributed with record-setting individual and relay team performances.

Brandon Monaghan celebrates after finishing second in the 50-yard freestyle at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
Brandon Monaghan celebrates after finishing second in the 50-yard freestyle at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas

Acton-Carlisle boys swimmers all contributed at Sunday’s MIAA Division 1 Championships at MIT, with record-setting individual and relay team performances en route to a fifth-place finish overall.

From left, Brandon Monaghan, Cole Scafidi, Andrew Hodges, and Presley Rodgers at the podium for second place in the 200 medley relay at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. The team broke the Acton-Carlisle High School record for the third time this season with a 1.37.45 time. Photo by Jon Straggas
From left, Brandon Monaghan, Cole Scafidi, Andrew Hodges, and Presley Rodgers at the podium for second place in the 200 medley relay at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. The team broke the Acton-Carlisle High School record for the third time this season with a 1.37.45 time. Photo by Jon Straggas
Brandon Monaghan swims the 100 backstroke at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
Brandon Monaghan swims the 100 backstroke at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
  • Big day: Brandon Monaghan set a school record in the 50-yard freestyle at 21.05, securing second place; he also clocked in at 53.30 in the 100 backstroke, locking in fourth place and breaking the school record he had set two weeks earlier. The 200 medley relay team (Monaghan, Presley Rodgers, Andrew Hodges, and Cole Scafidi) kicked off the day with a second-place finish, breaking the school record for the third time this season at 1.37.45. That same quartet capped off the day by securing fourth place in the 400 medley relay.
  • Unsung heroes: Hodges placed 11th in the 50 freestyle, and Scafidi and Rodgers tied for 13th place in the 200 individual medley. Charlie Gamber placed ninth in 200 freestyle. Harry Gamber and Scafidi dropped significant time in the 500 freestyle, placing 11th and 12th respectively. Rodgers had a best time in the 100 breaststroke, placing ninth. Caden Watson, Lochlan Mowat, and Fox Anderson all finished the season strong. 
Charlie Gamber swims the 100 butterfly at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
Charlie Gamber swims the 100 butterfly at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
Harry Gamber celebrates after the 500 freestyle at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
Harry Gamber celebrates after the 500 freestyle at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
Presley Rodgers swims the 100 breaststroke at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas
Presley Rodgers swims the 100 breaststroke at the MIAA Division 1 Championships last Sunday. Photo by Jon Straggas

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