Ten metro girls' swimmers to watch this fall

Keep an eye on these names.

September 4, 2018 at 5:04PM
Anoka high school swimmer Reese Dehen. ] CARLOS GONZALEZ ï cgonzalez@startribune.com - September 12, 2017, Anoka, MN, North zone feature on freshmen swimmers Megan Schultze of Coon Rapids and Reese Dehen of Anoka. They swim together on a club team and are budding stars on their respective high school teams.
Anoka sophomore Reese Dehen is one of the top swimmers to watch this fall. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

TEN TO WATCH

(includes Class 2A state meet results from 2017, unless noted)

1. Reese Dehen, Anoka, sophomore: Second in 100 breaststroke, fourth in 200 individual medley.

2. Grace Hanson, Hutchinson, freshman: First in Class 1A 50 freestyle, fifth in 100 freestyle.

3. Lexi Kucera, Hutchinson, junior: First in Class 1A 100 freestyle, second in 200 freestyle.

4. Emma Lezer, St. Michael-Albertville, senior: First in 100 breaststroke, fourth in 100 butterfly.

5. Jordan McGinty, Wayzata, senior: Second in 100 freestyle.

6. Molly Meland, Hopkins, senior: First in 100 butterfly, third in 100 backstroke.

7. Lara Mitchell, Eagan, junior: Second in 100 backstroke.

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8. Megan Phillip, Edina, junior: First in diving.

9 Madison Potter, Blake, senior: First in Class 1A 100 butterfly 200 individual medley.

10. Taylor Williams, Benilde-St. Margaret's, sophomore: First in Class 1A 200 freestyle, second in 100 freestyle.

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