Updates & Best PostsPWSL stats guru Tom Howe will be posting event-by-event results from a few of the PWSL divisionals at pwswimmeets.com.
MCSL and PMSL Divisionals and NVSL, CSL, DCCL, and PWSL results are up on the meet results page and team pages
Meets thtough 7/17 are updated for the NVSL, MCSL, PMSL, PWSL and CSL and DCCL.
Brandywine remained perfect on the season and detailed its victory over Little Hunting Park as did both Brookfield and Overlee and elsewhere in the NVSL, the coaches of Country Club Hills took an unexpected dip following Saturday's win over Burke Station.
In the MCSL, Tilden Woods continues to push the creative boundaries on RFTW, constructing individual pages detailing the pool's history back to 1964 and its current aims while adding photos and videos.
Around the rest of the MCSL, Waters Landing celebrated its first undefeated dual meet season since 1993 following Saturday's victory against Quail Valley, Manchester Farm has a great photo of coach Joe Flaherty in the pool following the team's win over Potomac Glenn and Darnestown, Lake Marion and Inverness Forest all posted recaps of their Saturday meets.
Meadowbrook Woods of the PMSL has posted highlights from the 2010 dual meet season on its team page and leaguemates Oxon Hill recounted their Saturday victory. Hidden Creek CC got painted up for its fourth meet in the DCCL and in the PWSL, 5-0 Sudley shared the story from its big win over Kingsbrooke.
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Top Times are now sortable by league and divisions within those leagues. After selecting an event in Top Times simply select the desired league in the dropdown menu.
Click here to see the results of a virtual meet against any league opponent. Just select your league and the two teams you want to see matched up. Click the "make virtual meet" button and have fun. Remember, this is meant only for your enjoyment; this tool does not predict, nor pretend to predict, the outcome of real events and meets.
In the list of season top times, by default you get the top times even if one swimmer holds multiple top times for that event. But now, for the season top times, you can also see a new list of top times with one time per swimmer.
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