DURHAM – Despite a power outage that postponed part of the D-I and the entire D-II swimming championships from Saturday to Sunday, Concord, Bow, Coe-Brown, Kearsarge and Belmont were among the area schools that competed across various events.On the.
Some seasons began in late November, others really just began with the arrival of the recent snow, but regardless of how they started, it’s time to think playoffs for nearly all NHIAA winter sports. Several champions – both individual and team – will.
They’ve faced limited pool time, canceled meets and postponements, but area high school swim teams will finally dive into the start of their competitive schedules with Monday’s meet at the Concord YMCA.The swim meet – originally scheduled for Friday.
The mantra for the Bow swim team was simple: ‘Trust your training. Trust your team. Take it to them!’ There was plenty of reason for the Falcon swimmers to trust each other, the training paid off, and they certainly took it to the rest of the field at.
There are still some COVID-19 restrictions in place, but that won’t stop Capital Area high school swimmers from bringing their best efforts – and possibly winning some awards – at this weekend’s NHIAA state swimming championship.Like last year, the.