In an impressive display of skill and teamwork, the TNT girls swimming team recently competed at the annual Maroon and Gold swim meet held at Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center. Every year, TNT hosts this meet for the girls season, for the boys season. It’s a fun tradition that gives TNT the privilege of inviting teams from across the state to compete, and it has been going on for years.
TNT went through lots of preparation hosting this meet. TNT swimmer Lennon Wendelberger talks about what went on behind the scenes. “I did a lot of, like, working with people” “a lot of behind the scenes organization with volunteers and making sure we had food we needed”. With teams from across the state participating, the meet showcased the skills of swimmers from all around Minnesota. TNT entered the meet with high hopes, determined to improve upon their previous performances and make a splash in the standings.
TNT swimmer Nina Randall praised the team for their high enthusiasm and energy during the meet. “I feel like there was a lot of spirit in the air,” said Randall. “And it went well, I think, for everyone.” The encouragement from both teammates and coaches contributed to a supportive environment, allowing each swimmer to perform at their best.
As the season progresses, the TNT girls swim team looks forward to upcoming events, including the sections meet. With their recent successes and strong team dynamics, they are sure to continue making waves in the league. The excitement surrounding the team is contagious, with fans eager to see what the rest of the season holds for these talented athletes.
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