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Final score:
Dublin – 514.83
Del Prado – 473.17
Complete Swim Meet Results —> DP vs DUB 2010
(We had one race that was a 3-way tie. I’ve never known that to have happened before. There was also a race with a tie.)
Congratulations to the City of Dublin. That may have been the first time they’ve ever beaten Del Prado.
Thank you to all our wonderful parent volunteers who worked at today’s meet. Today was another example of a well-run meet. Good job. Randy, thank you for bringing the pop-up tent so the coaches and I had shade to sit under.
Thank you to all our swimmers for showing up on time and ready to swim. We only had scratches due to some swimmers who are under the weather. Christina Bahls and David Reimer, we hope you’ll feel better soon. This has been an interesting season illness-wise. I can’t remember so many swimmers getting sick during our swim season. We had some very close races that were exciting to watch. I know Dublin’s pool was tough on some of you due to a slippery pool deck. Next week you’ll be back at home and have blocks again to dive off of.
Thank you, coaches, for seeding us a great meet. You all are working so hard for our team. Keep up the great work. Coach Niki, good luck with orientation at Seattle University on Monday and Tuesday. We’ll see you at practice on Wednesday.
I want to mention, again and again, that swim team is not a swim lesson. Your coaching staff feels every swimmer aged 11 and younger, can benefit from a swim lesson. If interested, check into lessons at Del Prado with any lifeguard that’s on duty. The third session begins this Monday. Also, coaches Eric and Niki give privates lessons if that works better for your swimmer. If there is enough interest, the cabana club may offer a stroke improvement class for one week only–the week that leads us up to champs.
A new member of the DP family was born last night–Jackson George Shackelford.
Special congratulation to Brian, Jamie, and big brother Joey. We look forward to meeting him.
Our next meet is Saturday, July 17, at our pool against Ruby Hill. All swimmers need to arrive and be checked-in with their coach by 7:45 a.m. The scratch meeting will be at 8:15, and we hope to start the meet at 9:00. Monday is the last day to notify your coach in writing if your swimmer will be missing this meet.
That’s it for now. Enjoy the rest of the beautiful weekend.
Go Del Prado,
Joan
PS. More photos are coming soon check the mail and the website. – Cheers Sammy.