Swim and Dive became a sport in the Flint Metro League in 2004.  Aside from a co-championship with Brandon in 2012, Fenton has won every outright championship since 2004!

Fenton's girls' swim/dive team continued to make history with their 14th consecutive Flint Metro League championship, capping a 5-0 league dual season with a 385-point margin of victory in the league meet.  Fenton won 8 out of 12 events on the day, while Owosso and Brandon had two event championships apiece.

The Metro League had a strong showing at the MHSAA Swim Finals held this past weekend.  In Division I, Fenton finished in 18th place overall led, by Taylor Shegos, who was the State Diving runner-up with 413.30 points. 
     Other outstanding performances:

• 200 Free Relay 13th place (Sabrina Hall, Lillie Kromer, Ashley Dolliver, Emma Snedden)
  
• 200 Med Relay 15th place (Kromer, Dolliver, Dailey, Sabrina Hall)
  
• 400 Free Rel 16th place (Hall, Kromer, Dolliver, Megan Mallard)  
  
• Carly Kozlowski (Diving - 14th place)
  
• Morgan Smith (Diving - 29th) 
  
• Caitlyn Dailey (100 Fly -  27th) 
  
• Lillie Kromer (100 Free - 29th)

 
Brandon finished in 22nd place in the D2 Finals with Taylor Whitkopf leading the Blackhawks with a 4th place finish in the 100 Free and 8th place in the 50 Free.  Emily Sosnoski finished in 17th in Diving.
 
Owosso placed 29th overall in the D2 Finals led by Mallory Irelan in the 50 Free 15th, 100 Fly 15th. Irelan was also a member of the 200 and 400 Free Relay teams. 

• Katie Clevenger (Diving - 13th)
  
• Allie Pumford (100 Free - 22nd)
• 200 Free Relay 17th (Clevenger, Erika Ochodnicky, Pumford, Irelan)
  
• 400 Free Relay 20th (Pumford, Sidney Voss, Ochodnicky, Irelan) 

17-18 Flint Metro League Swim Results

​Multiple-sport athletes Keegan Miller from Fenton and Kyle Postma from Holly are the Flint Metro League’s November Athletes of the Month.
 
Keegan Miller has a long and impressive resume as one of the area’s premier golfers.  A four year member of the golf team, Keegan has earned All-Metro honors in each of the past three seasons and also was the medalist at three of the past four Metro tournaments.  A two time State qualifier, Keegan earned Honorable Mention All State accolades in her sophomore, junior and senior seasons and was named to the All State Academic golf team this past season. Keegan also lettered in basketball and track for the Tigers, while carrying a 3.03 GPA.  Future plans for Keegan include a degree in elementary education at SVSU where she also hopes to continue her golf career.

Ethan Postma lettered in boys' tennis and soccer since his freshman year at Holly, while carrying a 3.749 GPA.  Despite All-Metro and All-District accolades in soccer during his sophomore, junior and senior years, Ethan’s strongest sport is tennis, played during the same season!  Impressively, he has been a Metro League tennis champion since a sophomore, a Regional Champion at 1-Doubles as a junior and senior, and a State Qualifier the past three seasons.  To cap off his outstanding season, Postma was named Honorable Mention All-State in tennis this year.  Ethan is considering Lawrence Tech and Oakland University. He plans to study computer engineering and computer science and hopes to continue his soccer career at the next level.

​Following Metro championships in six league sports, the Fenton Tigers have a significant lead in the All-Sports trophy following the fall season.  Fenton has won 36 of 48 total races dating back to the inception of the Flint Metro league in 1968-69.
 
For each varsity sport, a school receives one point for each team it finishes ahead of in the final standings, with the league champion receiving a bonus point.  Fenton won league championships in girls' golf, girls' and boys’ cross country, football, girls’ swim and dive and volleyball this fall, and placed second in boys’ soccer and third in boys' tennis. 
 
There are seven winter sports and eight spring sports yet to compete for in the 2017-18 league sports year, so there is plenty of time for movement in the all-sports competition between now and June.

Historically, the Flint Metro League has had great success in the cross-country post season and 2017 proved to be no exception.

In Division 2, the Linden Eagles finished 7th overall in the boys division led by Tyler Buchanan's 6th place finish individually with a time of 15:42.4.  Also placing for the Eagles were Tanner Blaney, Nick McDonald, Nicholas Shrable and Ryan Crutchfield.

In the D2 girls division, the Linden team ran to 13th place overall with scoring from Hannah Wabel, Zoe Brown, Shelby Holscher, Emma Miller and Jessica Jablonski.

Fenton's boys and girls finished 19th and 20th respectively in Division 1.  Alexa Keiser finished in 13th place individually  followed by Cambria Tiemann, Kaitlin Bayer, Abbey Lee and Coral Lefever.  For the boys, Adam Jesse, Samuel Deardorff, Mitchell Chabot, Nolan Day and Logan Canada scored for the Tigers.