Girls swimming: Riders top Wolves in league meet

By Michael Carman • October 12, 2022 1:30 am
Photo by Keith ThORpe/Olympic Peninsula News Group Sequim’s Melia Nelson competes in the 100-yard butterfly race against Port Angeles at the Shore Aquatic Center in Port Angeles on Oct. 5. Port Angeles’ depth and talent pushed the Roughriders to first-place finishes in all 12 events in a 136-41 girls swim and dive meet victory over rival Sequim. The Wolves host Bainbridge on Oct. 12 and close the regular season on Oct. 21 at home against Olympic.
Photo by Keith ThORpe/Olympic Peninsula News Group Sequim’s Melia Nelson competes in the 100-yard butterfly race against Port Angeles at the Shore Aquatic Center in Port Angeles on Oct. 5. Port Angeles’ depth and talent pushed the Roughriders to first-place finishes in all 12 events in a 136-41 girls swim and dive meet victory over rival Sequim. The Wolves host Bainbridge on Oct. 12 and close the regular season on Oct. 21 at home against Olympic.

Photo by Keith ThORpe/Olympic Peninsula News Group

Sequim’s Melia Nelson competes in the 100-yard butterfly race against Port Angeles at the Shore Aquatic Center in Port Angeles on Oct. 5. Port Angeles’ depth and talent pushed the Roughriders to first-place finishes in all 12 events in a 136-41 girls swim and dive meet victory over rival Sequim. The Wolves host Bainbridge on Oct. 12 and close the regular season on Oct. 21 at home against Olympic.

By Michael Carman

Olympic Peninsula News Group