Swordfish just keep swimming in 30th year1 min read

Benny Guadarrama, a junior at Sedona Red Rock High School, will be among the local swimmers ages 5 to 18 practicing with the Sedona Swordfish as the team begins its 30th summer of club swimming competition Monday, May 26, at 7 a.m. at the Sedona Community Pool.
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After 30 years, with more than 50 school-age swimmers practicing with the club year-round, it would be safe to say that Sedona loves the Swordfish now more than ever.

“We get more draw from West Sedona because we have early morning practice, but we’ve seen a steady rise in the past two or three years keeping kids,” said Swordfish head coach A. Jay Bronson. “We’ve had about 50 [swimmers] every summer, and of those, 30 go into high school, and another 10 go into full-time fall and spring swimming.

“It’s definitely an increase over the days when we’d have five kids or so. We do a great job with a great coaching staff.”

For the full story, please see the Friday, May 23, issue of the Sedona Red Rock News.

George Werner

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