Cornerstone Christian Academy Enjoy Good-Natured Rivalry stroke, while Credendino has records in the 100-yard butterfly, the 50-yard free style and the 200-yard individual medley. Both swimmers are part of team records in the 200-medley, 200-freestyle and 400-freestyle relay. “Getting my first record, that was the fly, that was really exciting for me because I’ve always wanted to have records,” Credendino said. “I love competition, and Ethan, that was another one of those things I loved, just like raising him, even though I beat his record, and then he beat it again. It’s exciting to have that backand-forth competition.” Credendino said in their eighthgrade season, James set new records in the 100-yard breaststroke and 100yard freestyle, but Credendino broke those records, only to have James reclaim them again. Meanwhile, James broke Credendino’s record in the 50-yard free style, but it didn’t last long as Credendino set a new record again. “It’s always been that way,” Credendino said.
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than James and Carson Credendino spent most of their eighth-grade swim season at Cornerstone Christian Academy trying to oneup each other. The result has been both boys leaving Cornerstone as the owners of several school records.
James etched school-best times in the 100-yard freestyle, 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard breast-
By Nathan Deen
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