Running a tight meet, just like Mom and Dad. |
The Romp in the Swamp is the final B meet of the year. It is unique in that it is only for 12 and under swimmers, while the older swimmers and other Divisional Championship qualifiers serve as the officials for the meet. The result is a great win-win meet... lots of opportunity for rising Gator stars to show their progress. And for the older Gators, as they say, if you really want to learn a subject, then teach it. Having the opportunity to serve in official roles helps them all learn more about their sport and the challenges of putting on a meet.
Developing form. |
Little hands, little feet... |
Some of the time cuts were remarkable! Daniel Williams III (8) won the (virtual) trophy for most time dropped by cutting 20.01 seconds off his Backstroke, Madelyn Black (7) was the runner-up cutting 16.59 seconds off her Free, and Daniel also took third, cutting 15.72 seconds off his Freestyle. Eight other Gators cut five seconds or more from their times:
Charlotte Robinson (5) -12.02 Freestyle
Abigail Kangas (5) -11.17 Freestyle
David Black (10) -8.30 Freestyle
Rachel Keenan (6) -8.09 Freestyle
Monica Morales (9) -6.87 Breaststroke
Jason Saloom (5) -6.70 Backstroke
Finn Higgins (6) -6.62 Freestyle
Oliver Anderson (5) -6.51 Freestyle
Summer swim works! What terrific improvements!
Timers trying to earn those coveted doubles and triples. |
Six year old Andrea showing off her Breaststroke skills. |
All of the individual results from the RITS are posted on the Gator website here.
Tons of great photos are also available from this and every meet here.
Lots of great pictures are online..... and this one. ;-) |
Go Gators!
And of course, butterfly pictures make the best pictures. |
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