High School Swimming

Putting consecutive years of success together in swimming may be a challenge, but the basics are straightforward.

Not every swimming dual meet is about the final team score.

Ephrata took control of the Lancaster-Lebanon League Section Two race in both boys and girls swimming by sweeping Elizabethtown at the Ephrata recCenter on Tuesday afternoon.

It sounds like a simple question: Is a high school swim meet one or two events?

Hempfield swept Warwick in a Lancaster-Lebanon League Section One swimming meet on Thursday night as both schools came out of their long holiday break.

Imagine waking on Christmas morning and emptying your stocking before dawn. Then you see all the boxes remaining unopened under the tree. Your instinct is to open them right away, but your parents tell you to leave them alone until the rest of your family arrives.

Eric Guthridge once was a member of the Cocalico swim team, participating on a squad that won the Lancaster-Lebanon League Section Two championship.

Penn Manor head swimming coach Eric Urban knew what to expect when his Comets traveled to Cedar Crest for the first Lancaster-Lebanon League Section One meet of the season.

Roughly two weeks into the high school swimming season, a truism is becoming more and more obvious: Depth matters.

With the meet on the line, Warwick’s boys 400-yard freestyle relay team quickly laid claim to victory in the final event of its nonleague swimming meet with Manheim Central Thursday at Lititz recCenter.