Sea Lions Defend “The Iceberg” in Youth Swimming

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The St. Johns Sea Lions hosted the Owosso Sea Turtles Wednesday night at St. Johns High Schools.  The team swam to a dominant 452 to 156 win, moving them to 4-1 on the season.

New State qualifying times (via Sea Lions Facebook page):

Taylor Alexander
100 Free, 100IM, and now 50 Fly
Liam Gram
50 Free, 50 FLY, and now 100IM and 50 Breast
Aldan Ott
50 Back, 50 Free
Breanna Boettger
50 Back
Sarah Harden
now 50 Breast
Alyvia Spousta
200IM, 100FLY, and now 500M Free

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