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The Glenwood Springs boys swim team made a significant impact at the 4A CHSAA State Meet, showcasing their talent and teamwork. With 16 swimmers, the team secured 243 points, just shy of a podium finish. Notably, the 200-yard freestyle relay team and standout swimmers earned all-state honors. As seniors approach graduation, the team’s promising future in swimming looks bright, highlighting their commitment and hard work.

Glenwood Springs Boys Swim Team Makes Waves at State Meet!

Glenwood Springs is buzzing with excitement as the boys swim team had a splash-tastic outing at the 4A CHSAA State Meet on May 9, 2025. Held at the Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center in Thornton, this year’s event showcased some remarkable talent and teamwork from the team, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats!

A Historic Participation

This year marked a significant milestone for the Demons, who brought their largest squad to the state meet in history— a whopping 16 swimmers! This is nearly double the number that participated the previous year, where only 9 swimmers competed. It’s clear that the program is on the rise, and the dedication of both coaches and swimmers is shining through!

Close, But So Close!

The intense competition really brought out the best in the team, who managed to score 243 points at the meet. However, they fell a mere nine points short of making it onto the podium. While it’s always tough to be just shy of the top three, the overall performance was truly commendable and worthy of celebration!

All-State Honors Abound

all-state selections for their outstanding performances throughout the spring season. Notably, the entire 200-yard freestyle relay team earned all-state honors, making a mark in the state swimming community!

Star Swimmers Shine Bright

Among the individual talents, senior William Jones and junior Breck Boyd stood out with first team all-state honors, showing just how far they’ve come in their swimming careers. Jones impressed with his achievements in the 200 freestyle, 500 freestyle, and various relay events, while Boyd shined in the 100 backstroke, 100 breaststroke, and the freestyle relay.

A Race to Remember

The excitement didn’t stop there. Jones added a silver medal to his collection in the 500 freestyle with an impressive time of 4:38.81, marking one of his final races of his high school career. Boyd not only reached the podium but also finished second in the 100-meter backstroke with a time of 52.04, while teammate Brian Malloy secured fifth place in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 58.72. What an exhilarating day for these athletes!

Relay Races Bring Thrills

The team also made waves in the relay events, finishing second in the 200-meter freestyle relay with a stellar time of 1:25.70. Although they didn’t defend their gold medal, their performance still spoke volumes about their hard work and dedication. The team capped off their meet with a strong showing, placing fourth in the 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:34.98.

Looking Ahead

With graduation on the horizon for the seniors, the future might hold a few challenges. However, the coach remains enthusiastic about the trajectory of the team. The dedication shown by this year’s athletes and the remarkable attendance suggests a bright future ahead for Glenwood Springs High School swimming.

A Reason to Celebrate!

Overall, the Glenwood Springs boys swim team proves that hard work and teamwork lead to exciting accomplishments. Their spirit and performance at the state meet reflect not just the success they’ve had but also their willingness to push the limits and strive for greatness. Here’s to the Demons, their record-setting attendance, and a promising future in the pool!

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