A teammate cheers on Danika Lambert, junior, in the girls 500 freestyle event, who finishes in 4th place. In this event, other swim team members use large scoreboards to help the swimmers keep track of their laps.
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Swimming into success
On Feb. 9-10, the swim team attended districts, winning first and second place overall
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