MLWGS Swim & Dive – 2018 VHSL 2A Regional Competitors/Champions

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2018 Regionals G 2018 Regionals

Congratulations to both MLWGS teams…repeating team regional titles for the girls’  while the boys’ earned second place. Special acknowledgment to the girls’ 400-free relay team  (Addy Cullen, Isabella Dulá, Andrea Macedo, and Quinn Keatley) and the boys’ 200-free relay team (Henry Paulson, Ethan Choo, Noah Ratliff, and Ben Widener) for winning meet records!

Also, congratulations to Anna Jepson and Allie Bekenstein for taking first and second at the regional diving meet!

Good luck defending at state champs in 2 weeks. 

Gratitude to team coach Matthew Chocklett in his second year with MLWGS.

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