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Girls swim and dive beats Winsor School
December 20, 2021
The Wayland girls swim team faced Winsor, an all girls private school in Boston, on Friday, Dec. 10. As Winsor does not have a diving team, the girls dive team competed against each other. Wayland swam their way to a victory in the meet with the final score of 89-76.
Credit: Sasha Libenzon
Sophomore Lavery Greenfield swims four lengths of breastroke. "My favorite event was the 100 breaststroke," Greenfield said. The girls swim and dive team beat its opponent, The Winsor School, an all girls private school in Boston, with a final score of 89 - 76.
