Bridgette Alexander of Milton, Lauren Breunig of Sauk Prairie, Kelly Winckler of DeForest and Wright have 10 championship titles.Īrrowhead has won the most event championships with 91, and Madison West is next on the list with 86. Autumn Haebig of Grafton, Abby Reid of Edgewood and Lucy Thomas of Brookfield East have compiled 11 titles. Jamie Belfor of Shorewood, Jane Evans of Madison Memorial, Kylsie Grimes of Arrowhead and Nelson each won 12 titles during their careers. Aja Van Hout of Madison East swam to 13 titles. Izzy Enz of Edgewood, Autumn Haebig of Grafton, Maggie Zblewski of Arrowhead and Michelle Jesperson of Madison West are next with 14. (2007-10), Beata Nelson of Verona/Mount Horeb in the 100 backstroke (2012-15), Ginger Lingard of Edgewood in diving (2013-16), Autumn Haebig of Grafton in the 500 freestyle (2013-16), Av Osero of Neenah in diving (2016-19) and Lucy Thomas of Brookfield East in the breaststroke (2019-22).īoritzke has won the most titles by an individual with 16. (2002-05), Jenna Lennertz of Greendale in the 100 butterfly (2004-07), Kelly Winckler of DeForest in the 200 freestyle (2004-07), Kylie Rosenstock of Madison West in diving (2006-09), Aja Van Hout of Madison East in the 200 I.M.
(1998-01), Andrea Boritzke of Arrowhead in the 200 I.M. The others are Kathy Treible of Brookfield Central in the 200-yard individual medley (1976-79), Gina Ketelhohn of Brown Deer in diving (1992-95), Terri Jashinsky of Menomonee Falls/Hamilton in the 100 butterfly (1992-95), Cortnee Adams of Appleton North in the 50 freestyle (1995-98), Sarah Wanezek of Brookfield East in the 100 backstroke (1997-00), Jane Evans of Madison Memorial in the 200 I.M. Next in line is Arrowhead with 12 and then comes Edgewood with eight team titles followed by Shorewood with seven championships.Įdgewood has won eight consecutive team championships, winning the Division 2 titles from 2015-22, including the alternate season title in 2020-21. Arrowhead won five consecutive team championships from 2002-2006. Other schools that have won four consecutive championships include Madison West, which accomplished the feat three times (1980-83, 1989-98) Shorewood, which won four consecutive Division 2 championships from 1994-97.Įighteen individuals have won four State championships in the same individual event during their careers with Connie Wright of Waukesha North accomplishing the feat in both the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke (1978-81). West has won the most State titles with 15, and Madison Memorial is right behind with 14. Germantown won the first Division 2 team championship held at the UW Natatorium with Rhinelander placing runner-up, while Madison West won the Division 1 title in the first year of the two division format.Įither Madison Memorial or Madison West won all the championships through 1983.
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In 2020-21, there were two divisions plus an alternate season scheduled in the spring as an option for schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. Girls swimming and diving was conducted in a single division until 1992 when a two-division format was adopted. Since 1978, the meet has been held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison with the exception of 2020 when the meet and the alternate fall season were held at Waukesha South during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was held in Madison in 1976 and Whitewater in 1977. The first two State Meets were held at Beloit before it moved to Whitefish Bay from 1972-1975. Madison Memorial won the first team championship with Menomonee Falls North finishing runner-up. The WIAA began sponsoring a tournament program in girls swimming in 1970.
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