2017-18 Varsity Swimming Preview
Comments from Head Coach Steve Breeding
Athletes To Watch
Boys Sophomore Christopher Seymour began the season, at the first competition, breaking the school record he set last year as a freshman in the 100 Fly. And he did it twice–in the prelims and the finals. He lowered his time by two seconds. Accomplishing this so early in the season lets one know he has been training effectively and I will not be surprised if the record board will need to be updated several times this season. Chris has a positive, infectious attitude and smile and exhibits a natural leadership that a coach would like to see in every competitor.
Boys Sophomore Christopher Seymour began the season, at the first competition, breaking the school record he set last year as a freshman in the 100 Fly. And he did it twice–in the prelims and the finals. He lowered his time by two seconds. Accomplishing this so early in the season lets one know he has been training effectively and I will not be surprised if the record board will need to be updated several times this season. Chris has a positive, infectious attitude and smile and exhibits a natural leadership that a coach would like to see in every competitor.
Girls I am most optimistic and look forward to not just one specific girl, but a group of freshman girls. These girls are making the most of minimum practice times. They pay attention, ask questions and put forth an effort that is producing an improvement on an almost daily basis. They struggle without complaining and always attempt to do what is asked of them. They possess a willingness to learn and put forth an effort that creates constant improvements. They are Anna Broussard, Maci Flanagan, Ariel Fu, Rebecca Juranek and Nancy Lee.
Meets
11/17/17 TISCA Gulf Championships, Conroe ISD Natatorium
12/2/17 Big Cat Invitational, Tomball ISD Aquatic Center
1/13/18 New Year’s Classic, Tomball ISD Aquatic Center
1/29/18 Houston-SPC Invitational Senior Meet, Lamar High School
2/17/18 SPC Championships, Conroe ISD Natatorium
11/17/17 TISCA Gulf Championships, Conroe ISD Natatorium
12/2/17 Big Cat Invitational, Tomball ISD Aquatic Center
1/13/18 New Year’s Classic, Tomball ISD Aquatic Center
1/29/18 Houston-SPC Invitational Senior Meet, Lamar High School
2/17/18 SPC Championships, Conroe ISD Natatorium
2016-17 Team Accomplishments
BOYS
SPC Championships: 4th Place
HAPPI Championships: 2nd Place
GIRLS
SPC Championships: 3rd Place
HAPPI Championships: 1st Place
BOYS
SPC Championships: 4th Place
HAPPI Championships: 2nd Place
GIRLS
SPC Championships: 3rd Place
HAPPI Championships: 1st Place
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