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Swimming and Diving Defeats McClure North

Grace Harrison • October 9, 2013
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Senior Mo Mills swimming for the Clayton Greyhounds. (Photo by Bebe Engel)

On Monday, October 7th, the Clayton Boys Swimming and Diving team defeated McClure North with a score of 77.5 to 102.5.  The team had many great swims including a season high score for diver Taylor Edlin, and a 4th place finish in the 100 butterfly by Robert Hollocher, achieving his best time in that event.  The meet was close, and the team is very satisfied with their results.

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