By Olivia Augustine – News Editor

The Law girls swim team recently wrapped up its season with SCCs and states.

Many of the girls swimmers made states and SCCs this year, with many qualifying both. Two team goals for this season were for the team to qualify for the postseason and improve their individual times.

“From a performance standpoint, our goal each year is to have every swimmer and diver improve their times and scores from the beginning of the year to the end,” head coach Mr. Rosner said. “On a different level, our goal is to have the girls come together as a team, and learn how to be leaders.”

This year, the team took time to get to know each other better. 

“What I enjoyed most about the season would be how close the team bonded and how much fun we had together,” senior captain Olivia Coddington said. “Since our team was so close we were a family and were constantly joking around with each other, supporting each other, laughing, and all around having fun; which is what made this season so enjoyable.” 

Swimmers and divers set goals for themselves to accomplish during the season. 

“Making SCCs and states was a goal that I set for myself at the beginning of the season which I have now achieved,” senior Katie Servas said. “ It was a great opportunity to compete with other girls who have been working all season as well as push myself to swim my fastest.”

The team getting closer helped them with doing better this season. 

“The thing I enjoyed most about this season was seeing how close the team got and how well we worked together,” senior captain Aislinn Burns said. “It was great to see all of our hard work pay off and the amazing team dynamic created by the coaches and team members.”

Swimmers and divers set goals for themselves to beat throughout the season. 

“Making it to SCCs finals felt awesome,” senior captain Macie Rascoll said. “It felt like all of the work that I had been putting in the entire season was finally paying off by being able to move on to the next round.”