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WSD Day Six

Women's Swimming and Diving

Swim and dive prepares for Orange Bowl Classic

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ISLAMORADA, Fla. – On day two of 2017, the Huskies were rewarded for their hard work over the last five days, earning the morning off and a team excursion! The team used the time to recoup in preparation for the Orange Bowl Classic taking place later this afternoon. Read below for senior captain Tove Bjork's recap of yesterday's adventures.
 
Today's Training
Swimmers
3:40 p.m. – 4 p.m. | Dry land
4 p.m. – 6 p.m. | Pool
 
Divers
3 p.m. – 5 p.m. | Dive
5 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. | Dry land
 
"Today, just like every other morning, we set our alarms early but instead of practice, it was because we were going on our… EXCURSION!!! It was nice having the morning off to relax and have fun after two very tiring days of double practices and dry land workouts. For our activity we went on a boat to the open water area where there were jet skis, paddleboards, water slides, canoes, and more! It was an exciting time that included seeing dolphins, sharks and manatees (we think), eating hotdogs and pulled pork at 10 am, and almost getting drifted away on the paddleboards because of the strong current!"
 
The team enjoyed some free time in the open water activity area during their morning off!
 
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All smiles on the water!
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(Rachel Smith, Lena Spear, Mackenzie Hagist, Maddie Schaefer, Sidney Smith, Megan Clark)
 
Catching some rays on the deck of the boat!
 
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The Huskies took full advantage of the jet skis and paddle boards while out in the water!
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The boat cruised by some pretty villages along the coast of the Keys.
 
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"We had a couple hours after the excursion before practice started again, which were spent lying on the beach, sleeping, eating and relaxing to recharge our batteries."
 
"For the divers, practice consisted of back two and a halves, twisters, and ended with Justin's (strength and conditioning coach) dry land workout. Currently we are sharing the pool with University of Vermont so the divers got to share the boards and bond with the other divers."
 
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 (Back Row L to R: Caroline Gonsalves, Mackenzie Hagist, Jacquelyn Gover
Front Row L to R: Maddie Schaefer, Alyssa Seales)
 
"The swimmers started off with Justin's dry land workout and then two hours in the pool consisting of 50s underwater and some fast swimming to get ready for tomorrows swim meet, the Orange Bowl Swim Classic!"
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"Freshmen Sidney Smith and Paris James rewarded themselves after practice with some delicious ice cream."
 
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(Paris James)
 
This afternoon, the Huskies will race at the Orange Bowl Swim Classic in Key Largo. The Red and Black will compete against some of the top programs in the nation including Texas A&M and Michigan.
 
 
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Players Mentioned

Tove Bjork

Tove Bjork

5' 6"
Senior
Caroline Gonsalves

Caroline Gonsalves

5' 4"
Junior
Jacquelyn Gover

Jacquelyn Gover

Junior
Mackenzie Hagist

Mackenzie Hagist

Sophomore
Alyssa Seales

Alyssa Seales

5' 2"
Junior
Megan Clark

Megan Clark

Freshman
Paris James

Paris James

Freshman
Maddie Schaefer

Maddie Schaefer

Freshman
Rachel Smith

Rachel Smith

Freshman
Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

Freshman
Lena Spear

Lena Spear

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Tove Bjork

Tove Bjork

5' 6"
Senior
Caroline Gonsalves

Caroline Gonsalves

5' 4"
Junior
Jacquelyn Gover

Jacquelyn Gover

Junior
Mackenzie Hagist

Mackenzie Hagist

Sophomore
Alyssa Seales

Alyssa Seales

5' 2"
Junior
Megan Clark

Megan Clark

Freshman
Paris James

Paris James

Freshman
Maddie Schaefer

Maddie Schaefer

Freshman
Rachel Smith

Rachel Smith

Freshman
Sidney Smith

Sidney Smith

Freshman
Lena Spear

Lena Spear

Freshman