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Clayton Boys’ Swimming Improves to 3-0

Peter Baugh • September 19, 2013

Clayton boys’ swimming had a strong showing in a victory over Fort Zumwalt East High School, winning 131-48.

Mo Mills, Auggie Mense, Doren Lan, Noah Youkilis, Tiger Chen, Andrew Litteken, Ricky Kuehn and Spencer Anderson all had first place finishes.

CHS won all three relays and finished first in almost all of the individual events.

The team’s next meet is Thursday at home against Rockwood Summit.

Full meet results:

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