Berkeley Buccaneers Swimming and Diving

11/19/2018

Berkeley finishes 3rd overall in Florida mythical state swimming championship the first 6 teams are all 1A schools.

11/19/2018

The Berkeley Buccaneers finished up the 2018 season with a great finish at the state meet at Sailfish Aquatic Center in Martin County on Friday. The boys finished 4th overall just 7pts out of the runner up position and scored the most points at the state meet in school history. On the day the boys set 7 new school records. The team had 6 swims qualify for All-American Status and will go on the pool wall. The 200 free Relay (M. Dieffenthaller, Tanner, Ingerick, Harrison) won the school’s first ever relay and over all state championship. The relay also qualified for automatic All-American status and broke the oldest school record by over 2 seconds. The 200 Medley Relay (Tanner, Hatoum, C. Dieffenthaller and Showalter) finished on the podium in third and set a new school record breaking the old mark by more than two seconds. The 200 Medley also qualified for All-American status. The school record was broken twice on the day in the 50 Free, Peter Tanner broke the record in the morning then Mathew Dieffenthaller broke the record at night as the boys finished 3rd and 4th in the event both qualify for All-American status. Mathew Dieffenthaller set a school record and finished 2nd in the 100 and qualified for All-American status in the event. Peter Tanner set a school record in the 100 Back. Ryaan Hatoum reset his school record in the 100 breast stroke finishing and outstanding 3rd and qualified for All-American status. The boys 400 freestyle relay (M. Dieffenthaller, Ingerick, DeRosier, and C. Dieffenthaller) finished 5th on the evening. Other notable individual swims were turned in by Christopher Dieffenthaller finishing 5th in the 100 Breast and 6th in the 200IM. Logan Ingerick finished up a strong Freshman year finishing 12th and 14th in the 200 and 500 Freestyles. Mason Edmund scored points and finished 13th in the 500 free. Dante DeRosier finished 16th in the 200 free while the divers Reid Cecil and Mason Mosher finished 10th and 15th.
The girls also had a fantastic meet finishing 9th overall. The Lady Bucs were led by three time All-American and State champion Nicole Stambo who finished 2nd and Junior Amy Wotovich who finished 4th in Diving. The girls 200 Medley (Easton, Holmes, Arcila, Vergara) and 200 Freestyle Relay (Vergara, Arcilla, Tanner, Easton) finished 6th and 7th. Senior Sabrina Vergara finished her swimming career at Berkeley with a 15th place finish while Alison Holmes set a new school record in the morning and finished 15th at finals.

http://www.tampabay.com/sports/high-schools/2018/11/16/state-swimming-berkeley-prep-cant-quite-topple-bolles/

11/11/2018

11/11/2018

Way to go Bucs another year.

ST. PETERSBURG — Even during an ultra-competitive afternoon featuring several races determined by fractions of a second, Berkeley Prep was still able to stay on top.Competing Saturday in the Cl

11/03/2018

Nice article Bucs win Districts

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09/30/2018

The Berkeley Swimming and Diving team travelled to Bolles of Jacksonville Friday. The boys lost a hard fought meet to Bolles 155-150. The Bucs won the 200 Free Relay(Logan Ingerick, Tyler Roberton, Jack Harrison, and Ryaan Hatoum). The Bucs also had individual event winners in 5 events. Freshman Logan Ingerick won the 200IM and 100Fly. The diving event was won by Reed Cecil while Peter Tanner Jr won the 100 Back and Ryaan Hatoum won the 100 Breast. The Lady Bucs swam very well but had a tough night falling 217-93 to the Lady Bulldogs. The girls were led by individual event winners Amy Wotovich (Diving) and Allison Holmes in the 100 Breast. The team will be back in action on Friday against Trinity Prep at Senior Night.

09/28/2018

Bucs lose a tough one in Jacksonville Friday night 155-150. Girls also fell at the Bolles School.

09/23/2018

On Friday night we welcomed our friends from St. Andrews of Boca Raton and Episcopal of Jacksonville to Berkeley. Over the course of the meet there were 6 pool records set. The boys defeated St Andrews and were defeated by Episcopal in a very close meet. The girls swam well but fell to both schools. Also on Friday the divers competed in the diving event at the Tampa Bay Classic. Nicole Stambo set a new Tampa Bay Classic Meet record while winning the event Amy Wotovich finished 2nd.
On Saturday the swimmers competed in the Tampa Bay Classic at Northshore Pool in St.Petersburg. The boys finished 2nd overall and swam very well. Some highlights from the meet were Ryaan Hatoum winning the 100 Breast. The 200 Freestyle Relay (Ingerick, Harrison, Hatoum, Roberton) finished 2nd and was under the previous meet record. The 400 Free of (Ingerick, DeRosier, Roberton and C. Dieffenthaller) finished 3rd and was also under the previous meet record, in fact the first 4 teams in the event were all under the previous meet record. The Lady Bucs also swam very well finishing 3rd overall. Freshman Allison Holmes set a new school record in the 100 Breast 1:06.25 and finished 2nd. Overall the coaches were very happy by the effort and performances of our swimmers and divers over the very challenging two days of meets.

09/18/2018

Great article on Nicole

TAMPA — Berkeley Prep senior Nicole Stambo does a dive that almost no other high school girl in the country attempts.Reverse, two-and-a-half tuck.It requires jumping on a 1-meter-high board, sp

09/09/2018

Congrats to State Champion Nicole Stambo on giving her Verbal commitment to SMU.