All boys. All boarding. Grades 9-12.
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Swimming falls to Hargrave
On Friday, Woodberry Swimming lost 72-114 to a strong Hargrave
squad. Although it was a long day, the trip was worthwhile as 8
tigers posted best times. Will Meese, Jack Joynson and Joe
Keasler all had best times in the 200 free. John Moore earned his
first state cut of the season with a best time in the 50 free and
Daniel Hughes lowered his 500 free time by nearly 3 seconds. In
the 100 back, Gavin Forrest picked up another state cut and teammates
Will Meese and Pearce Mayer swam their best times.
The highlight of the day came in the air. David Bethel and Jay Shelly both dove very well to take first and second place respectively. David performed an excellent inward one and a half, probably his best dive of the year, to help him outscore Jay 136 to 129.
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The highlight of the day came in the air. David Bethel and Jay Shelly both dove very well to take first and second place respectively. David performed an excellent inward one and a half, probably his best dive of the year, to help him outscore Jay 136 to 129.
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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