Trojans fight hard during swim meet, take third place

Sharee Roman, Photographer|January 23, 2018

The Trojans, the boys swimming and diving team, competed in the Section 6 AA, placed third, falling short to Edina who took first place and Cretin who placed second. The Trojans have had three meets this week, one on Tuesday and one on Thursday.

“We have had a really tough week, but the boys are off to an amazing start,” coach Katy Vandan said.

According to Coach Katy and senior Breandan Gibbons, music really brings the team together and the pre-meet team talk fires the team up.

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