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Tullahoma Swim Club Suffers Loss to Sewanee

Riley Gould competes in the 50-yard backstroke

By Katie Northcott, News Director

Tullahoma Swim Club suffered its second loss of the summer league season at home against the Sewanee Tigersharks.

Tullahoma hosted the meet on June 30, losing 261 to 315. Manchester Makos swimmers also participated in the meet, scoring 3 points. Over 100 swimmers participated in the meet.

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Swim meets are scored based on how swimmers place. First place takes five points, second place takes three points, and third place takes one point. A first-place relay team scores seven points while a second-place relay scores three. Swimmers may enter a maximum of three individual events and two relay events.

Tullahoma’s top scorers were Grace Bouldin, Brentlee Gipson, Jessica Jones, Jaden Gipson, Louise Marty, and Grady Sturgill. Bouldin, Brentlee Gipson and Jones won three individual events, scoring 15 points each. Jaden Gipson, Marty, and Sturgill each won two events and earned second in one event, scoring 13 points each.

Bouldin (12 years old) competed in the Girls 11-12 category, Brentlee Gipson (13) in the Boys 13-14, Jones (17) in the Girls 15 & Over, Jaden Gipson (18) in the Boys 15 & Over, Marty (7) in the Girls 8 & Under, and Sturgill (13) in the Boys 13-14.

Tullahoma Swim Club will travel to Sewanee for Summer League Championships on July 11. The club finished its regular summer season with four wins and two losses.

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