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Florida Swimming LSC
Awards
Congratulations to three members of the Bolles
Swimming family as their hard work and achievements are now being
recognized by our local governing body, Florida
Swimming.
Freshman Ryan Murphy has been named as Florida
Swimming’s 13-14 swimmer of the year for both short course
and long course. At the February Junior Olympics Murphy won every
single event in which he entered. In the process he broke four J.O.
meet records (100 back, 100 back, 100 fly, 200 I.M.) and one
Florida Swimming record (100 back). This past summer Murphy broke
four Florida Swimming records (100 back, 200 back, 200 I.M., 100
Fly), won four Junior Olympic titles, and was chosen for U.S.A.
Swimming’s National Select Camp after his 10th
place performance in the 200 backstroke at the Junior National
Championships in Federal Way, Washington. Congratulations
Ryan!
Meanwhile the Bolles Swimming officiating crew
is getting its due thanks to great efforts from our hard working
parents whose volunteer efforts give thousands of kids the
opportunity to chase success at meets across the state. In
recognition for her dedication, effort, fairness, and accuracy,
Karen Stamper is now the recipient of this year’s Al Soltis
award which is given for outstanding Stroke and Turn Judge. Bolles
Swimming will also have a presence when the National Officials
Training Workshop convenes in San Antonio later this month. Sue
Talwar has been selected to represent our LSC at the workshop. Sue
is a consistent leader in the officiating sphere and Florida
Swimming could not have selected a better person to represent our
LSC at this event.
Congratulations to everyone and let’s
continue to be the best team to coach, swim with, and volunteer for
in all of Florida!
Thank you
The Bolles Sharks Coaching Staff
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