McMaster Marauders Shine with 24 Golds at Dean Boles Divisional Championship
Key points:
- The McMaster Marauders had a dominant performance at the Dean Boles Divisional Championship, earning 24 golds, 19 silvers, and 23 bronzes.
- The Marauders women's team secured the Dean Boles Divisional title with 1209 points, including first-place finishes in all three relays.
- Megan Deering, Shaunna Walker-de Jong, Naeva Scott Bouris, Cam Johnsen, and Sam Chisholm were standout performers, achieving top finishes in various events.
“McMaster Marauders Dominate Dean Boles Divisional Championship with Impressive Swims”
The McMaster Marauders stormed to a commanding victory at the Dean Boles Divisional Championship, triumphing over five rival schools in St. Catherines. The women’s team claimed 24 golds, 19 silvers, and 23 bronzes, with Megan Deering leading the charge as the top scorer. On the men’s side, Cam Johnsen and Sam Chisholm delivered standout performances, securing the team’s first-place finish alongside the women. Now, the Marauders set their sights on the Merrily Stratten Divisional Championship in the new year. Full results can be checked at swimrankings.net.
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