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Southeast Missourian Player of the Week: Allison Hobbs

Monday, January 25, 2010
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Jackson junior Allison Hobbs competes in the 100 Yard Backstroke during a meet against Central Tuesday, January 5, 2010, at the Southeast Missouri State Aquatic Center.
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Jackson swimmer Allison Hobbs is the Southeast Missourian Player of the Week.

The junior collected multiple individual medals and relay medals during a couple of impressive performances on back-to-back days.

First, Hobbs won the 50 and 200-meter individual freestyle races at the Westminster tri-meet on Thursday and helped her team to a second place finish.

Then, on Friday, Hobbs joined with her Jackson teammates to win four events at the Rec Center Relays.

Hobbs was a part of three winning freestyle relay teams, each of which also included Shelby McCord in addition to other team members.

The Indians' won the 200, 900, and 400-meter distances, meaning only the 100-meter freestyle race was claimed by a school other than Jackson.

While the Indians finished more than 30 seconds ahead of Poplar Bluff to capture the 400-meter title, the 200 and 900 were won by just seconds over Notre Dame.

Hobbs' other win came in the 300-meter backstroke, an event she and her teammates won by more than 20 seconds over their nearest competitor.

Hobbs' four wins fueled Jackson to a first-place tie with Notre Dame in the team standings for the event, adding yet another title to her collection for the week.


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You Rock Allison!

-- Posted by mixitup on Thu, Jan 28, 2010, at 1:18 PM


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