Sports Roundup: Boys Swim Competes At States, NHS Winter Sports…
This Whaler sports roundup includes an update on the two male swimmers who competed in this weekend’s MIAA state meet as we close out the 2024-2025 winter sports season.
Jake Johnson and Eli MacIver made their way up to Boston University on Saturday to take part in the MIAA Div. 2 state meet, and below are the events they each participated in and how they placed.
Johnson competed in the 50-yard freestyle and placed 4th in his heat and sixth overall in the event with a time of 22.15. Johnson also competed in the 100-yard freestyle and placed second overall with a time of 48.47.
MacIver competed in the 200-yard individual medley and placed 19th with a time of 2:08.61. MacIver also competed in the 100-yard breaststroke and placed 19th overall with a time of 1:06.34.
Following the boys swim meet, the 2024-2025 Nantucket High School winter sports season is complete. Boys & girls Basketball, as well as boys hockey failed to make their postseason tournaments.
Below is how each team finished their seasons.
Boys Basketball: 8-12 record and #33 in the Div. 4 bracket. The Top 32 teams punch their tickets to the state tournament, which left the Whalers just short.
Girls Basketball: 9-10 record and #48 in the Div. 4 bracket. If you do not find yourself within the bracket’s top 32, teams have a chance to clinch a play-in game if they finish their season with a .500 record or better. Had the Whalers won their game against Mashpee last week (lost 42-41), they would have extended their season.
Boys Hockey: 1-14 record and #42 in the Div. 4 bracket. A streak of three straight state quarterfinals appearances has been snapped, but Nantucket will graduate just one senior and is positioned to bounce back in a big way next winter.
The spring sports registration period is open, and you can sign up here. Below are the spring sports being offered by Nantucket High School.
– Baseball: Varsity & JV
– Softball: Varsity & JV
– Boys Lacrosse: Varsity & JV
– Girls Lacrosse: Varsity & JV
– Sailing: Varsity (7-12)
– Girls Tennis: Varsity & JV Rec (8-12)
– Boys Tennis: Varsity & JV Rec (8-12)
– Track and Field: (Grades 8-12)
Per MIAA policy, practices can begin on March 17th and teams can play their first games starting on March 27th. The regular season will run from March 27th through May 26th.
Related
Pay by Bank Is User Experience Grand Slam for Sports…
When it comes to sports betting, speed isn’t just for the players on the field. It’s also a critical factor in the flow of cash, where seamless dep
Bournemouth 0-1 Wolves analysis: ‘Game defined by very modern red…
This was a game defined by a very modern red card.Unlikely to have been given as a foul 30 years ago, Illia Zabarnyi's challenge on Rayan Ait-Nouri was deemed a
Hummels unlikely to renew Roma contract
Hummels unlikely to renew Roma contractThe future of Mats Hummels remains unaddressed.The former Dortmund centre-back spent the last 25 days away from the pitch
Could the WNBA come to Boston?
Could the WNBA come to Boston? Right now, the Boston Celtics are the only pro basketball team in the state of Massachusetts, but that might change in the future
