(2-15-25) Ho Hum…today at the Indiana University Natatorium the Carmel Girls Swim Team wins another Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) state title….the Greyhounds won their 39th consecutive title. The streak remains as the longest in any US high school sport.
39 in a row….Carmel
Carroll won with 448 points doubling up on the 212.5 points of Carroll High (Fort Wayne)…. sweeping all three relays and Olympian Alex Shackell captured her fourth straight title in the 100-yard butterfly. Shackell also was a member of all three relay teams.
Julie Mishler, a Louisville recruit from Wawasee, who is national high school record holder, won the 50 free in 21.87. Mishler later added the 100 freestyle in 47.86,
Carroll’s Jordan Glassley picked up the 200 individual medley, going 2:00.42, and Valparaiso’s Madeline Moreth was quickest in the 100 breaststroke, swimming a time of 1:00.58.
Ellie Clarke, Molly Sweeney, Alex Shackell & Faith Gorey destroy the field in 1:39.10
The 51st Annual IHSAA Girls Swimming & Diving State Finals
Indiana University Natatorium, IU Indianapolis
February 14-15, 2025
Top 10 Teams
1. Carmel 448
2. Carroll (Fort Wayne) 212.5
3. Fishers 170
4. Hamilton Southeastern 142
5. Franklin Community 136
6. Zionsville 129
7. Penn 126.5
8. Chesterton 112
9. Wawasee 110
10. Valparaiso 102
State Champions
200 Medley Relay: Carmel (Ellie Clarke 9, Molly Sweeney 11, Alexandra Shackell 12, Faith Gorey 10) 1:39.10
200 Freestyle: Lynsey Bowen (12) Carmel 1:47.89 Third consecutive state title
200 Individual Medley: Jordyn Glassley (10) Carroll (Fort Wayne) 2:00.42
50 Freestyle: Julie Mishler (12) Wawasee 21.87
One Meter Diving: Adelyn Flessner (11) North Central (Indianapolis) 441.80
100 Butterfly: Alexandra Shackell (12) Carmel 50.67 First four-time state champion in this event
100 Freestyle: Julie Mishler (12) Wawasee 47.86 Broke own state record set in prelims last night
500 Freestyle: Emily Wolf (10) Fishers 4:46.47
200 Freestyle Relay: Carmel (Faith Gorey 10, Alexandria Clark 9, Molly Sweeney 11, Alexandra Shackell 12) 1:31.54
100 Backstroke: Ellie Clarke (9) Carmel 54.34
100 Breaststroke:Madeline Moreth (11) Valparaiso 1:00.58
400 Freestyle Relay: Carmel (Faith Gorey 10, Ellie Clarke 9, Lynsey Brown 12, Alexandra Shackell 12) 3:18.39
State Records During Saturday’s Championship Finals (1)
100 Freestyle: Julie Mishler (12) Wawasee 47.86
State Records During Friday’s Preliminaries (1)
100 Freestyle: Julie Mishler (12) Wawasee 47.88
Wawasee’s Beasley earns Mental Attitude Award
Photo credit…Double Edge Media @demllc
Addison Beasley of Wawasee High School was named the recipient of the Mental Attitude Award by the IHSAA Executive Committee after today’s state meet.
Academically, Addison ranks third in her senior class, is a member of the National Honors Society, an AP Scholar Award winner, and a four- year Scholar Athlete.
She qualified for the State Finals in the 200 individual medley, 100 breaststroke, and was a part of the Warriors’ 200 medley and 200 free relay teams. Elected a team captain the last two years, Addison has qualified for state all four years and holds the school record in each of those events and the conference and sectional marks in the IM and breaststroke. Outside of school, she is also a nine-year 4-H club member.
Addison is the daughter of Vince and Lindsay Beasley of Syracuse, Ind. She will be attending the Ball State University where she will be majoring in Nursing or Pre-Medicine. She is the first Wawasee girls swimmer to be awarded an IHSAA mental attiutude award, the eighth in any sport and first since 2007.
Each year the IHSAA Executive Committee selects a senior who was nominated by her principal and coach and was determined to have best demonstrated mental attitude, scholarship, leadership and athletic ability. Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAA’s proud corporate partner, presented $1,000 to the Wawasee High School’s general scholarship fund in the name of Addison Beasley.
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