Front row, from left: Tori Cranford, Northern; Erica Hamor, Lackey; Brittany Lee, Northern; Davi Clark, Leonardtown. Back row, from left: Coach Megan Shelton, Leonardtown; Caitlin Branaman, Leonardtown; Allison Davis, Leonardtown; Amy Lacosse, Northern; Brittany Culpepper, Leonardtown.
(By Kevin Clark -- The Washington Post)
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Girls' Swimmer Of the Year
ALLISON DAVIS, LEONARDTOWN, SR.
After being forced to watch the Raiders' 2005 Southern Maryland Athletic Conference championships from the sidelines because of the flu, Davis returned this season to dominate two events: the 500-yard freestyle (5:33.63) and the 100 free (a SMAC record 54.76). Davis also joined in the triumphant 200-yard medley and 400-yard freestyle relay teams and won the 100 free at the 4A/3A championships.
Girls' Coach
Of the Year
MEGAN SHELTON, LEONARDTOWN
In the program's second year, Shelton led the Raiders to their second straight SMAC title. Going undefeated through their dual-meet schedule, Leonardtown dominated the season-ending conference meet, grabbing victories in all three relays and five of the eight individual races. The Raiders' total of 474 outdistanced second-place Northern by 101 points. Shelton prepares her swimmers to swim any race at the championship meet by having them compete in every event at least once during the season.
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