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Boys 2A-3A State Swimming

Published: Feb. 16, 2013 at 7:28 p.m. PST — Updated: Feb. 17, 2013 at 9:46 a.m. PST
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  • James Scott , of Steilacoom H.S. won forth place in the Men's 100 yard Breaststroke during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    James Scott , of Steilacoom H.S. won forth place in the Men's 100 yard Breaststroke during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Benjamin Scott, of Steilacoom H.S. during Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Scott won the 100 yard mens backstroke with a meet record time of 51.4 and helped propel the Sentinels to a first ever 4th place in state competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Benjamin Scott, of Steilacoom H.S. during Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Scott won the 100 yard mens backstroke with a meet record time of 51.4 and helped propel the Sentinels to a first ever 4th place in state competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Benjamin Scott, of Steilacoom H.S. pumps his fist after winning the Men's 100 Yard. Freestyle event during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Scott also won the 100 yard mens backstroke with a meet record time of 51.4 and helped propel the Sentinels to a first ever 4th place in state competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Benjamin Scott, of Steilacoom H.S. pumps his fist after winning the Men's 100 Yard. Freestyle event during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Scott also won the 100 yard mens backstroke with a meet record time of 51.4 and helped propel the Sentinels to a first ever 4th place in state competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Double winner Benjamin Scott, of Steilacoom H.S. ellicted a robust belly laugh from coach Kathy Casey by saying 'All right I'm a little tired now,' during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Scott's efforts helped propel Steilacoom o 4th in the state. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Double winner Benjamin Scott, of Steilacoom H.S. ellicted a robust belly laugh from coach Kathy Casey by saying 'All right I'm a little tired now,' during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Scott's efforts helped propel Steilacoom o 4th in the state. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Capital's Phillip Reece shows off a powerful stroke as he came up for air during the Men's 100 Yd. Butterfly during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Capital's Phillip Reece shows off a powerful stroke as he came up for air during the Men's 100 Yd. Butterfly during the Boys 2A State swimming finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Tanner Holmes, of North Thurston H.S. shows perfect form during the Boys 3A State swimming/ diving finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Holmes took 4th in the state diving competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Tanner Holmes, of North Thurston H.S. shows perfect form during the Boys 3A State swimming/ diving finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Holmes took 4th in the state diving competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Caleb Riggs, second from left, of Peninsula H.S. dives out of the blocks during the Boys 3A State swimming finals Mens 200 yd. IM finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Caleb Riggs, second from left, of Peninsula H.S. dives out of the blocks during the Boys 3A State swimming finals Mens 200 yd. IM finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Caleb Riggs of Peninsula H.S. comes up for air during the Boys 3A State swimming finals 100 y. breaststroke at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Riggs took second in the state with a time of 58.08 seconds. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Caleb Riggs of Peninsula H.S. comes up for air during the Boys 3A State swimming finals 100 y. breaststroke at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013. Riggs took second in the state with a time of 58.08 seconds. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image
  • Paul Friedman, of Peninsula H.S. shows perfect form during the Boys 2A State swimming/ diving finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013.Friedman took 3rd in the state diving competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune)
    Paul Friedman, of Peninsula H.S. shows perfect form during the Boys 2A State swimming/ diving finals at the King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way Saturday Feb. 16, 2013.Friedman took 3rd in the state diving competition. (DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune) Buy this image

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