A Dip Into a Record-breaking Season

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Skylar Brogan

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

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Skylar Brogan
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.”