Juliet Kadlecek Captures 25m Freestyle Title at the Memphremagog Winter Swim Festival
Phil White reported on the 2022 Memphremagog Winter Swim Festival held in a 25m pool cut in the ice of the frozen Lake Memphremagog in Vermont, USA, “Juliet Kadlecek of New York City won the longest race, setting a pool record in the 200m freestyle by 5 seconds, and won the shortest sprint of the competition. This was Kadlecek’s first time at the Winter Swim Festival.“
Women’s 25m Freestyle Results:
- Juliet Kadlecek, 51, 16.12
- Stephanie Kors, 28, 16.29
- April Holzer, 29, 16.73
- Janet Manning, 58, 16.73
- Kellie Latimer, 36, 16.76
- Margaret Gadzic, 43, 17.22
- Qing Li, 31, 17.40
- Martha Wood, 58, 17.49
- Andrea Nelson, 43, 17.58
- Vera Rivard, 17, 17.66
- Leslie Hamilton, 29, 17.68
- Margaret Rivard, 14, 17.87
- Jennifer Mullen, 34, 18.05
- Natalie Lang, 44, 18.69
- Catherine Delneo, 45, 19.02
- Sam Levinson, 33, 19.61
- Philippa Rogers, 24, 19.63
- Sue Faibisch, 52, 19.96
- Daniela Klaz, 30, 20.03
- Brydee Farmer, 60, 20.30
- Libby Garland, 51, 20.31
- Maggie Lonergan, 32, 20.52
- Aimee Jones, 40, 20.91
- Mary Stella, 45, 21.33
- Elaine Howley, 43, 21.43
- Robbie Bailey, 53, 21.52
- Bridget Williams, 45, 21.77
- Nadine Bennett, 48, 21.78
- Jessica Rinald, 41, 22.01
- Melissa Ossanna, 52, 22.30
- Marty Munson, 58, 22.80
- Carol-lynn Swol, 52, 23.13
- Louise Hyder-Darlington, 60, 23.33
- Florence Litzenger, 49, 25.38
- Gail Gladstone, 52, 25.60
- Mary Isakson, 63, 26.53
- Lisa m Adkins, 61, 31.41
- Diane McManus, 70, 36.76
- Amy Wierman, 55, 38.20
- Rena Demeo, 52, 42.79
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