Making a Splash at Stowe Swimming Gala
Students from the Stamford Schools have achieved first to fith positions in the Stowe Swimming Gala.
The Mixed team traveled to Stowe to compete in a variety of races across different strokes.
The whole meet was a resounding success with multiple medals won. Stamford High School students took home first, second and two third places. Stamford School students picked up strong fourth and fifth places against some hard competition.
The team were inspired by their Vice Captains, singing pre-match anthems and a shoutout on the radio:
Someone seems to be enjoying the journey to Stowe! Let’s hope our Vice Captain saves some energy for racing…and that he isn’t leaving the Swim Team to run away with the choir anytime soon. pic.twitter.com/nELgNSQzi7
— SES Swimming (@SesSwimming) November 16, 2021
Thank you for our good luck message this morning @ZoeTheBall @BBCRadio2 ! I think this will spur the team on even more – an exciting afternoon of racing ahead! pic.twitter.com/HXxng5cn3l
— SES Swimming (@SesSwimming) November 16, 2021
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