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Milestone win
The varsity swim team defeats the Abbey
for the first time in 10 years
T
he St. George’s coed swim team finished third, and fourth in those same events.”
off one of its best overall seasons in the The Dragons posted 12 personal-best and
last 30 years with a 105–65 victory over season-best times en route to the victory, one of
archrival Portsmouth Abbey on Feb. 20 at Roger the best demonstrations of team effort this season.
Williams University pool. The team win gave the Seniors and now graduates Sofia Covarrubias,
Dragons their first coed undefeated season in Charleen Conlogue, Betsy Stavis, Liz Levison,
decades and was the first win over the Abbey in Chris Swanson, Ollie Scholle, and Bennett Geyer
more than 10 years. “Both teams performed at were thanked for all of their contributions to the
the highest level of competition and good sports- SG swim program.
manship,” reports head coach Tom Evans. “The The team went on to finish fourth out of 14
top Abbey swimmers won a number of close races teams at the New England Interscholastics at
but the depth of the Dragons team took second, Deerfield Academy March 1.
48 ST. GEORGE’S 2008 SUMMER BULLETIN
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