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Buckeye Earns Runner Up Honors at Ohio Age Group Champs

Our Buckeyes finished in 2nd place in the small team division at the Ohio Long Course Age Group Championships this past week-end.  The small team division is determined on July 1st each summer and is based on the number of 9-14 year old swimmers on our team roster.  Kudos to our swimmers and coaching staff for working hard and pushing each other to excel! You've made the Buckeye family proud!

This past winter we were able to qualify about a third of our 9-14 year old team to this meet.  This summer we took 10 of our qualifiers to the meet. A special congratulations to our participants: Grace Butcher, Lauren Ertz, Natalie Hegg, Bobbi Indest, Rachel Raque, Macey Swearingen, Graham Wedienhamer, Jeremy Baggs, Ellie Nebraska & Jeremy Karr.

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