Swim & Dive Girls Team Results

Girls Swim and Dive History Narrative

The Fox River Classic Conference came into existence in the 2007 school year.  The Conference brought together the eight members of the Fox River Valley Conference and added four teams from the Bay Conference to form the twelve member FRCC.

Fox River Valley Conference members:  Green Bay East, Green Bay Preble, Green Bay Southwest, Green Bay West, Notre Dame Academy, Manitowoc Lincoln, Sheboygan North and Sheboygan South.

Bay Conference members:  Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, De Pere and Pulaski.

This configuration of schools made up the Conference until the 2015 school year when Green Bay East and Green Bay West left the FRCC to join the Bay Conference, bringing the FRCC to its current ten team make-up.

At it’s inception in 2007 through 2013, nine FRCC programs competed in Swim and Dive.  Green Bay East and Green Bay Preble combined as a program and Green Bay Southwest and Green Bay West also combined as a program.  Notre Dame Academy did not sponsor a swimming program. 

In 2014 the four Green Bay Schools combined to form a single swim and dive program (Green Bay United) bringing the number of FRCC girls swim and dive programs to eight.  FRCC Girls Swim and Dive remained at eight programs through the 2021 season and in 2022 Notre Dame Academy began to sponsor girls swimming.

Girls Swim and Dive has a dual meet season, but the Conference Champion is determined by the results of the end of season conference meet.

More changes will take place starting in 2024 when Sheboygan North and Sheboygan South will combine to form one team.  This will bring the conference to seven teams who will compete in a dual meet season.  Notre Dame currently only competes in the Conference Meet as they look to build their numbers.

The Bay Port Pirates have dominated the FRCC Girls Swim and Dive scene having won twelve of the sixteen titles contested in the Conference.  (no conference champion was recognized during 2020 because of the Covid Pandemic). Ashwaubenon has won two titles and Sheboygan North and Green Bay East/Preble have one title each.

All of the FRCC swim and dive programs compete at the Division 1 level with the exception of Ashwaubenon who competes in Division 2.  The Jaguars have nine Division 2 Sectional Titles to their name.

Bay Port claims the lone State Championship in Girls Swim and Dive having won that Championship during the alternate spring season held in 2020/21 because of the Covid Pandemic.

The FRCC has had numerous individual State Champions in Girls Swim and Dive.  They include:

• Carly Larson – De Pere/West De Pere
• Sienna Nitke – Ashwaubenon
• Erin Schuch – Ashwaubenon
• Brigitta Neverman – Green Bay United
• Hallory Domnick – Ashwaubenon
• Sydney Popp – Ashwaubenon
• Emily Sellisen – Ashwaubenon
• Emma Lasecki – Bay Port
• Corrin Van Lanen – Pulaski

A complete list of FRCC Swim and Dive athletes (year, event and finish) who finished in the top 6 of their event at the WIAA State meet can be found by clicking on the following link:  Girls Swim and Dive WIAA State Meet Podium Finishes

State Championships/Runners Up – Team

*2021 Bay Port Pirates

WIAA State Champion

State Championships – Individual

Carly Larson – De Pere/West De Pere

2023  – 100 Yard Butterfly Div. 1

Sienna Nitke – Ashwaubenon

2023 – 200 Yard Freestyle – Div. 2

2023 – 100 Yard Freestyle – Div. 2

*2020/21 – 200 Yard Freestyle

*2020/21 – 100 Yard Freestyle

Erin Schuch – Ashwaubenon

2023 – 500 Yard Freestyle – Div. 2

Brigitta Neverman – Green Bay United

*2020/21 – 200 Yard IM

*2020/21 – 100 Yard Butterfly

Hallory Domnick – Ashwaubenon

*2020/21 – 500 Yard Freestyle

2019 – 500 Yard Freestyle – Div. 2

Emma Lasecki – Bay Port

2019 – 200 Yard IM – Div. 1

2019 – 100 Yard Butterfly – Div. 1

Corrin Van Lanen – Pulaski

2012 – 100 Yard Butterfly – Div. 1

State Champions – Relays

Sienna Nitke, Sydney Popp, Emily Selissen, Hallory Domnick – Ashwaubenon

*2020/21 – 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

*Alternate Spring Season State Meet because of the Covid Pandemic.  All teams competed in one division.