Scarlett Spurling and Logan Jones took top honours on a busy weekend of fast-paced racing as the Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association hosted the annual Kattegat Sharks Sprint Meet.
Competing at the BASA Pool, the island’s top age-group and senior talent delivered a flurry of close finishes across the sprint and middle-distance programs.
Spurling was the standout performer in the women's 15 & over category, claiming a brilliant freestyle double. She got her weekend off to a flyer in the 100-meter freestyle A-Final, touching the wall in 1 minute 3.84 seconds to hold off Isla Cooze (1:07.22) and Joy Yammine (1:08.10).
She backboned that performance with a dominant display in the 200-meter freestyle, clocking 2:24.11 to finish well clear of Riana Robinson (2:40.84) and Sienna Spurling (2:42.89). She also showed her versatility by taking second in the 100-meter breaststroke (1:23.87) behind Isabella Jones, who won in 1:18.69.
In the men’s 15 & over events, Logan Jones produced a blistering swim to take the 100-meter freestyle, stopping the clock in a swift 53.10 seconds. In a dramatic battle for the minor placings, Axel Wernbo and Noah Fulton could not be separated, both touching in 57.70 seconds to share second place.
Jones would also feature on the podium in the 200-meter freestyle, but he was ultimately second best to a dominant Sam Williamson. Williamson, returning to domestic waters, showcased his class with an impressive 1:52.08 to win comfortably, ahead of Jones (1:58.67) and Fulton (2:12.84).
The men’s 100-meter breaststroke title went to Jamie MacFarlane, who clocked a strong 1:13.08 to easily outpacing Jasper Lau (1:24.21) and Thomas Twilley (1:24.88).
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