All Blake Girls Swimmers advance to section finals on Friday, November 8

Here are the photos from section prelims which were held on Wednesday, November 6.

Carolyn Patterson, Opinions Editor|November 7, 2013

Kelsey Swing '15 and Maddy Rondestvedt '18 congratulate one another on stellar performances. — Kelsey Swing ’15 and Maddy Rondestvedt ’18 congratulate one another on stellar performances.

The pool at St. Catherine's College is calm and ready for swimmers — The pool at St. Catherine’s College is calm and ready for swimmers

Caitlin McCandler '15 powers through her 100 butterfly. — Caitlin McCandler ’15 powers through her 100 butterfly.

Catherine Maddrey '16 smiles as she watches her teammates compete in the section prelims on Wednesday November 6. — Catherine Maddrey ’16 smiles as she watches her teammates compete in the section prelims on Wednesday November 6.

The 100 backstrokers take off

Senior Captain Lauren Rondestvedt focuses in on her race

Zoe Nyberg-Powell '17 (left) looks out at the pool as she gets ready to race her 200 IM. — Zoe Nyberg-Powell ’17 (left) looks out at the pool as she gets ready to race her 200 IM.

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