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Some Hot, Some Not in Away Loss
The boys traveled to New Milford Jan. 26 and took on a small but talented team from Canterbury that was ready to compete. Westminster won the opening event, the 200 medley relay, swum by Max Larock '22, Eddie Shin '21, co-captain Matt Norris '19 and Jason Shi '21, and Larock won the 200 free (and later won the 100 back), but then the Martlets accumulated fatigue began to emerge, with a couple of key swimmers well off their usual in-season times. There were many bright spots, however, including lifetime best swims by Shi (50 and 100 free), Hudson Stedman '21 (100 fly and 100 free), J-C Lane '21 (200 IM), Grant McCargo ’21 (50 free) and Shin (50 free, 100 breast). The team heads to Florida on Wednesday for five days of workouts before the last few dual meets and the beginning of the exciting championship season.
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