Eador continues to make splash

Nevada Daily Mail

Nevada Tigers swimmer Dalton Eador continued his recent run of success, this week at the Seymour Swim Meet.

Eador, who captured two first place finishes last weekend at Monett, added two additional first places finishes to his resume.

"He's done a great job," Nevada swimming coach Ryan Watts said. "He put on 20 pounds over the summer and grew about two to three inches, which has made a big difference. The 50 free style is all about power down the pool."

Eador won the 50 free style, with a time of 23.28, and then finished in the top spot in the 100 free style, with a time of 55.68.

Nevada's Jack Asberry also had a productive outing, finishing first place in the 200 free style with a time of 2:03, and first in the 100 butterfly, with a time of 60.61

Thomas Prewitt took the top prize in the 100 backstroke, with a time of 1:06. Prewitt took third place in the 50 free style, timing out at 23:86.

Other Tigers to participate were: Nacho Espejo, who clocked in at 3:08 in the 200 free style, and also swam in the 100 free style, coming in at 1:10.72.

Swimming in the 50 free style, Brandon Rainey finished with a time of 34.63, Michael Henderson at 35.49, and Cody Hansen finished in 30.66.