Admiral Farragut Academy - Buccaneer Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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SWIMMING The Swim Team ended another s uccessful season with a 5-2 tri- meet record. Although they achieved an impressive fourth place fin- ish at districts, eligibility and lack of depth seemed to be the only obstacles keeping the Blue Jackets from again dominating the district. The Free-relay team of Donovan, Kemp, Harris, and Clarke and 100 yard Freestylist Harris contributed greatly to the Blue and Gold by qualifying for the Florida State Championships in Orlando, Fl. The Free-relay team set a new school record at 3:27.58 and secured 17th place in the state rankings. Cadet Harris also recorded a new school record in the 100 yard Freestyle with a time of 48:85, good enough for a 16th place ranking in the state. Other strong performances were turned in by Cadets Mitchell, Gerry, Smith, and Emmanuel. The coaches are looking forward to Farragut ' s best Swim Team ever next year, graduating only three seniors. First Row — M. Mitchell, M. Jones, S. Mellor, P. Donovan, G. Emmanuel, B. Clarke, D. Maling, J. Young Second Row — Coach T. Gillan, G. Weeks, J. Hilliard — Mgr., N. Cork, M. Harris, Lt. McSharry, K. Gerry, P Kemp, E. Smith, Lt. Angelo, Coach Mulholland Co-captains van M. Harris and P. Dono- 74 Seniors — K. Gerry, P. Kemp, M. Mitchel r

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■ Cadet Harris contemplates strategy h 1 ' 4 - m a UUUUUHHMH ' Swimmers take your mark! ' warn Mffiiftti Farragut flies to a fourth place finish in the district J3 - v - Cadet Cork returns next year for added depth Concentration is the key to success 75