Last night the Lady Swim Dawgs took home the 2010 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships! GO DAWGS! Time to take on the whole NCAA!!!!

Without a doubt, the most grueling practices of any sport at the collegiate level. If not convinced, go to a local high school that has a top flight coach and program one afternoon. Or even better, attend a practice at a private club. These athletes are incredible. Two hands together for the athletes and . . . .

Jack Bauerle
Swimming & Diving
Head Coach
Alma Mater: Univ. of Georgia

As a side note . . . If Coach Grantham gets the same commitment from the defensive side of the
football team, there is no limit for the gridiron Dawgs.

You still swimming dapolla?

Top notch school in JAX that not only produces football players, incredible swimmers . . . wlayton knows this to be true, I would wager . . .


The Bolles School Sharks

Had to quit swimming in high school after three varsity letters and a neck injury. I've never been able to swim competitively again. Eats at me, but I'll live. Still love the smell of a pool on meet day.

Buc wrote:
Without a doubt, the most grueling practices of any sport at the collegiate level. If not convinced, go to a local high school that has a top flight coach and program one afternoon. Or even better, attend a practice at a private club. These athletes are incredible. Two hands together for the athletes and . . . .

Jack Bauerle
Swimming & Diving
Head Coach
Alma Mater: Univ. of Georgia

As a side note . . . If Coach Grantham gets the same commitment from the defensive side of the
football team, there is no limit for the gridiron Dawgs.

You still swimming dapolla?

Top notch school in JAX that not only produces football players, incredible swimmers . . . wlayton knows this to be true, I would wager . . .


Yeah Buc, they win everything. Great facility, great students/athletes, great coaches and a first class school.











The Bolles School Sharks

dapolla wrote:
Had to quit swimming in high school after three varsity letters and a neck injury. I've never been able to swim competitively again. Eats at me, but I'll live. Still love the smell of a pool on meet day.

dapolla not sure if you are aware of this . . .

ESPNU will televise highlights and interviews from the Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships during its SEC-TV Weekly program on Tuesday at 4 p.m.

The Georgia women won the conference title and the Georgia men came in fourth in the meet that took place at Gabrielsen Natatorium inside the Ramsey Center.