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November 22nd, 2019

11/22/2019

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This was our first meet away from home and our team couldn’t have made us prouder. It’s clear that they have been too comfortable at home because most of the swimmers dropped significant amounts of time. I do not have the results yet, but we swam against two other teams: Mannheim and the Tigersharks. We definitely held our own taking many first place spots. It was especially hard to pick 4 swimmers, partly because we only had 13 swimmers attend, and partly because they all did so good. In the end, these are the 4 swimmers who took the spotlight.

Aaliyah Hooks- Aaliyah was phenomenal and dropped 7 seconds on her freestyle as well as dropping 1.5 seconds on her breaststroke. She really took to heart some coaching that said to swim hard into the wall.

Andrea Medina- Andrea is a beast. She has been working tirelessly leading her lane in practice and it really showed through at the meet. Andrea took first place in her freestyle event. The other swimmers didn’t stand a chance.

Jordan Steen- Jordan was a powerhouse of performance. He not only took first place in the breaststroke, but he also dropped 7 seconds. As if that wasn’t enough, he also dropped 5 seconds off his butterfly.

Charles Stewart- Charles never fails to wow us with his first place victories. Tonight was definitely no different. He took first in his events, but that wasn’t why he was chosen. Charles was chosen because he set the tone for the 200 freestyle relay so well that his team had nearly an entire lap lead in the race. It was absolutely amazing to watch.

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November 18th, 2019

11/18/2019

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Since I missed most of the swimming, I'm told that I missed a lot. Everyone swam their hearts out. Here are a few that stuck out the most:
Aldo Ramirez- Swam his heart out but also helped out others on the pool deck.
Trinity Gilbert- Went out like a shot for the final relay setting a pace for the other girls that led to personal bests for all.
Kersten Sardin- Did an awesome job at her first swim meet ever!
Jenny Melgar- Dropped 6.5 seconds on her IM.
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October 27th, 2019

10/27/2019

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What a whirlwind meet. After a series of technical issues we were finally able to get the meet going. Everyone swam great and we had a lot of time dropped. Here are four most notable swimmers from the night.
David Carey: David is one of our older experienced swimmers. He used his skills to help out all the young and new swimmers figure out their events. He really helped the meet run smooth.
​Kaelyn Junious: Kaelyn has been working on her breast stroke. Her improved technique helped her finish a 100 IM in under 1.25.
Josh Childress: Josh is an amazing back stroker. I think we may have found his stroke. Josh placed first in his backstroke event.
Nia James: Nia is very special. At the age of 6 she can swimm all strokes beautifully. This night she swam amazingly well and cheered on her teammates.
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October 10th, 2019

10/10/2019

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What a great scrimmage! White team won! We saw some great sportsmanship, some great starts, and some great swimming. We are happy with how our season has started and now we know where we need to go.
Here are the swimmers of the meet:
Sha'man Spann: Sha'man cheered his heart out. His cheering was infectious to his teammates.
Ava Stevens: Ava also cheered her team on. She was seen encouraging others to cheer as well.
​Ja'Zarah Moore: First meet jitters are real! Ja'Zarah swam her first meet and rocked it.
​Aaliyah Hooks: Aaliyah hates butterfly. None-the-less she swam it and dropped 4 seconds!
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Winter 2019-20 Information

8/10/2019

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