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Libertyville Boys Swimming and Diving Ties in Meet Against Mundelein

Zachary Ford|January 21, 2018

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Libertyville sophomore Jonah Armenta powers through the last few strokes of his 100M butterfly, finishing with a time of 1:08.

On Thursday, Jan. 18, the Libertyville Wildcats boys swimming and diving team took to the pool for a meet against their conference foe, the Mundelein Mustangs. The Cats junior varsity and varsity teams swam their hardest, but the meet ended in a tie for both teams; JV finished with a score of 88 and varsity with a score of 93. The Varsity swimmers will be back in the water this Saturday, Jan. 27, for an invitational at St. Charles North High School, and both JV teams will be swimming on Monday, Jan. 22, for their meet at Lake Forest.

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At the end of the sixth round, senior Charlie Watson (right) receives first place and senior Jake Gimbert (left of Watson) receives second place for JV. Both athletes are also varsity lacrosse players, while Gimbert does football as well.

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Senior Maddy Kopala (42) looks for an open teammate to pass to as two Mundelein players guard her. Kopala has also recently committed to play soccer at the collegiate level.

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Senior Sam Rasin tears through the water during the 200 yard medley relay.
Rasin, who is the senior team captain and has been swimming since he was eight years old, shared that his strategy for the meet was to “get everybody hyped and everybody encouraging one another.”

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Libertyville Boys Swimming and Diving Ties in Meet Against Mundelein