Frisco ISD swimmers shine at North Texas TISCA Invitational

The North Texas TISCA Invitational, held at Bruce Eubanks Natatorium from November 14-16, saw participation from over 25 Class 5A and 6A schools. This event serves as a precursor to the upcoming winter season, which will culminate in the UIL state meets in February.

Frisco ISD swimmers and divers delivered notable performances. Reedy High School emerged as the girls' team champion, while Wakeland High School secured the boys' team runner-up position. Notably, Jackson Armour from Wakeland set both a meet and pool record in the boys' 200-yard individual medley with a time of 1 minute, 46.94 seconds. Additionally, the Centennial girls' 400 freestyle relay team established a new meet record with their time of 3:34.84.

Acknowledgments were extended to all FISD winners:

- Boys 200 IM: Jackson Armour, Wakeland

- Girls 500 free: Shanzay Tufail, Centennial

- Boys 50 free: Liam Giles, Heritage (tied for first)

- Girls 1-meter diving: Ella Pitts, Reedy

- Girls 3-meter diving: Ella Pitts, Reedy

- Girls 200 free relay: Reedy (Alison Li, Morgan Gloier, Jehzel Krasht, Lauren Garagiola)

- Girls 400 free relay: Centennial (Mackenzie Corbin, Veronica Shofran, Daniel Ferrara Fontes, Shanzay Tufail)

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