RHS Swim Team Confident, As Season Is Just Beginning

October 31, 2016

By Eric Cruz

The swim team won the Halloween relay with 288 points on Saturday, October, 29th, at J. J. Pearce.

The girls haven’t lost a game yet, with this being their fifth win. The boys have only lost once this season.

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The swim team won the Halloween relay race at J. J. Pearce, with this being the fifth win for the girls and the fourth win for the boys. Photo by Brantley Graham

Next up is a home meet against Cedar Hill, Grand Prairie, and South Grand Prairie on Thursday, November 10th at 6:00 p.m.

“We’re very confident, and we feel we are the stronger team, but we still have to show up and swim, because other schools have really good swimmers as well,” Coach Moss said.

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