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RC Zen – RC
has quietly been making big progress. With the reorganization
of groups, RC has emerged as a leader, showing tremendous
responsibility – especially when mentoring all of the new
additions to our group! RC works hard every time he jumps in
the pool, and has learned to put aside his fun-loving attitude once
practice starts and instead gets down to business. The
consistency and maturity RC shows in practice are exceptional
attributes for an 12-year old boy, and as a coach I deeply
appreciate RC stepping up and becoming a leader in practice.
Outside the pool, RC has been busy, busy, busy! However, once
that settles down I would love to see RC at some meets. If
the way he has been swimming in practice is any indication, RC
should destroy whatever races he enters. Keep up the good
work RC!
Sarah Williams-Hansen - Sarah is one
of the newest members in the Junior 2 program. As anyone who
has moved into this group knows, it is probably the toughest
transition to make while swimming for EBAT. This is a group
that takes months to get used to and the only way to do it is by
not stopping and by coming to practice every day. So far Sarah
has really stepped up to this task and is doing very well in her
new group. I can’t wait to see her improvements at some
swim meets. I’m expecting a break out season coming up
in the fall. I know that this summer we will get a few sneak
previews of what’s ahead in Sarah’s upcoming swim
season. Keep up the great work Sarah and you will see some
major improvements!
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