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Brighton High has a huge talent pool this season

With 76 swimmers, Bengals expect big year

Published: Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2006 5:57 p.m. MST
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"I was pleasantly surprised," said Etherington. "Our first two dual meets we weren't swimming fast. We weren't racing. It doesn't mean we were swimming awful, but we didn't have any kind of spark in those meets. (At Greg Fernley), it was kind of surprising to see the whole team kind of come around."

Of course, the meet also showed that the Bengals have a long, long way to go.

"I think the biggest thing that we talked about on the way home was: As well as they thought they may have done, as well as I thought they did, it's only November," said Etherington. "So much changes between November and February. ... A meet like that shows you what holes you have and how much work you honestly have."


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Brighton High swimmers at practice. The boys and girls squads look to build on last year, which saw both teams finish third at the 5A state championships. Ali Siggard says she likes the diversity of a large team. "Everybody adds something," she says.

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