The Sharks swim team held its annual year-end awards program July 10 at the Maryville Aquatic Center.

Top performers for the season are listed below.

Eight and under girls: Meah Schommer, most valuable; Annika Dobson, sportsmanship; Sofia Lynn, most improved.

Eight and under boys: AJ Dinsdale, most valuable; Will Sheil, sportsmanship; Jackson Dredge, most improved.

Nine to 10 girls: Aleighna Keller, most valuable; Jalea Price, sportsmanship; Nora Lindsday, most improved.

Nine to 10 boys: Jaxon Staples, most valuable; Ethan Evans, sportsmanship; Andrew Ferris, most improved.

Eleven to 12 girls: Grace Wright, most valuable; Athena Groumoutis, sportsmanship; Anna Schommer, most improved.

Eleven to 12 boys: Nino Coniglio, most valuable; Brayden Buck, sportsmanship; Cale Sterling, most improved.

Thirteen to 14 girls: Bailey Farnan, most valuable; Cailee Burg, sportsmanship; Megan Hoskey, most improved.

Thirteen to 14 boys: Donato Chesnut, most valuable; Matt Goodridge, sportsmanship; Justin Staples, most improved.

Fifteen to 18 girls: Morgan Goodridge, most valuable; Amberlea Auffert, sportsmanship.

Fifteen to 18 boys: Chad Sullivan, most valuable; Zach Staples, sportsmanship.

Record breakers: Jaxon Staples, 25 breast, IM; Nino Coniglio, 50 fly, 100 free; Bailey Farnan, 100 free; Lauren Macali, 50 breast.

Going the distance: Kelly Filips.

Louis Dyche: Morgan Goodridge, Donato Chesnut.

Awards in the 11-12 ages were given to: Nino Coniglio, most valuable; Brayden Buck and Athena Groumoutis, sportsmanship; Anna Schommer, most improved.

Awards in the 11-12 ages were given to: Nino Coniglio, most valuable; Brayden Buck and Athena Groumoutis, sportsmanship; Anna Schommer, most improved.

The 9-10 ages saw as top performers: Jaxon Staples and Aleighna Keller, most valuable; Ethan Evans and Jalea Price, sportsmanship; Nora Lindsay, most improved.

The 9-10 ages saw as top performers: Jaxon Staples and Aleighna Keller, most valuable; Ethan Evans and Jalea Price, sportsmanship; Nora Lindsay, most improved.

The oldest group, 15-18, had these as winners: Morgan Goodridge, who also received the Louis Dyche award, and Chad Sullivan, most valuable; Amberlea Auffert and Zach Staples, sportsmanship.

The oldest group, 15-18, had these as winners: Morgan Goodridge, who also received the Louis Dyche award, and Chad Sullivan, most valuable; Amberlea Auffert and Zach Staples, sportsmanship.

Winners from the eight and under age group were AJ Dinsdale and Meah Schommer, most valuable; Jackson Dredge and Annika Dobson, sportsmanship; Will Sheil, most improved.

Winners from the eight and under age group were AJ Dinsdale and Meah Schommer, most valuable; Jackson Dredge and Annika Dobson, sportsmanship; Will Sheil, most improved.

13- to 14-year-olds had these leaders: Donato Chesnut, who also received the Louis Dyche award, and Bailey Farnan, most valuable; Matt Goodridge and Cailee Burg, sportsmanship; Justin Staples and Megan Hoskey, most improved.

13- to 14-year-olds had these leaders: Donato Chesnut, who also received the Louis Dyche award, and Bailey Farnan, most valuable; Matt Goodridge and Cailee Burg, sportsmanship; Justin Staples and Megan Hoskey, most improved.

Kelly Filips

Kelly Filips

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