A Dip Into a Record-breaking Season
Junior Brian Harrell open turns at the wall Jan. 13 at the NW Pool. Harrell qualified for state in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 56.6. “I swim butterfly because I feel strong,” Harrell said. “When I’m swimming I think about my breath and my turns, and at the end of a race, I think about my coach telling me to push myself.”
April 18, 2020
Junior Brian Harrell open turns at the wall Jan. 13 at the NW Pool. Harrell qualified for state in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 56.6. “I swim butterfly because I feel strong,” Harrell said. “When I’m swimming I think about my breath and my turns, and at the end of a race, I think about my coach telling me to push myself.”





















































![Juniors Tad Lambert and Lily Reiff watch swim footage Jan. 19 in Room 153. Lambert and Reiff were editing their swim recap for Cougar Roundup. “[KUGR] is such a great environment for creativity but also to form amazing friends,” Lambert said. “KUGR has become like a home for me and I feel like I’ve gotten super close with so many other members.”](https://smnw.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/ejohnson_KUGR_7-900x600.jpg)












