
Aided by Chris Verboncouer, who rewrote the team record book, Tallyho's strong 2010 season earned it a higher divisional assignment for 2011. (Courtesy of Tallyho)
While teams are looking to finish the season strong, how they perform at Divisional meets could have a big impact on next season. read
— Alan Goldenbach
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Wednesday, July 28
Nobody in the area swims the 50 breaststroke faster than Langley's Chuck Katis. Sprints like that race require a unique approach. Katis explains how that differs from longer races. read
— Alan Goldenbach
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The place was packed. Old swimmers came out to cheer. Chesterbrook didn't disappoint, turning in its best performance of the season in its biggest meet. read
— Alan Goldenbach
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Potomac Valley Swimming and other organizations make a large-scale effort to tighten and improve sexual misconduct policies in the wake of recent public challenges to USA Swimming's handling of the problem in the past. read
— Amy Shipley
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This weekend’s Potomac Valley Long Course Age Group Championships have been moved to Audrey Moore Rec Center in Annandale after a mechanical malfunction at rendered the pool at Fairland Aquatics Center unusable. Schedule changes inside... read
— Alan Goldenbach
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Sudley might be difficult to find based on its location, but the Seahorses can almost always be found atop the Prince William Swim League.
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— Preston Williams
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Wednesday, July 21
Vienna Woods swimmer Sarah Plombon has conducted a fundraiser this summer to help pay for a "sprayground" that is scheduled to open next year. The facility will be tailored to children with special needs. read
— Preston Williams
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Curl-Burke's Katie Ledecky, 13, and RMSC's Jack Conger, 15, each found more success against older competition at this weekend's Potomac Valley Swimming Long Course Senior Championships. read
— Jorge Castillo
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Thursday, July 22
Bart Forsyth of Arlington was a runner first. He took up the sport in law school, running several road races before taking up marathons. Then, while recovering from a running injury, he became an avid cyclist. And before long, he was thinking about triathlons. The catch? He had no swimming experience at all. read
— Julia Lam
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