The Crusaders are hoping to be competitive in their return to Class 4A.
Swimming
The Crusaders are hoping to be competitive as they return to Class 4A.
The Bulldogs have eight returning letter winners and some promising young swimmers.
The Bulldogs lost a large senior class but are encouraged by their young swimmers.
The Lions have only three lettermen returning, but are encouraged by their freshman class.
The Lions return five letter winners and are hoping their newcomers blend in quickly.
The Falcons finished third in last year’s state meet and expect to have one of the top teams again this season.
The Gators are hoping to contend for region and state titles this season.
The Gators are hoping to contend for the Sunrise Region title.
The Sundevils have few returnees but are hoping to be competitive.
First-year head coach Ryan Ocampo is hoping to help the Vikings be competitive.
The Falcons return 14 letter winners, including a handful of swimmers who placed in last year’s state meet.
The Eagles have won six consecutive state titles and have the talent to compete for a seventh.
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