After ushering in a new era with an expanded scoring system a year ago, the 2019 Gwinnett County Swim League’s championship meet will represent the end of another era when the first gun goes off Saturday at the Georgia Tech’s McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta and runs through Sunday.
The Gwinnett County Swim League recognized its division winners last week after the completion of the regular season.
Sarah Fitzsimmons is a year away from getting her learner's permit and already trailblazing.
The athletic facilities on the new campus of Buford High School feature two gyms, a large weight room and two synthetic turf fields. A brand-new football stadium across the road is in the works, too.
Gwinnett County high school athletic programs were represented well again in the 2018-19 Georgia Athletic Directors Association's final Directors Cup standings.
Buford announced its new athletic hires for the 2019-20 school year this week.
The 2018-19 school year saw Gwinnett County teams and athletes rack up the Georgia High School Association state championships once again.
Though practices have been underway for a couple of weeks, the Gwinnett County Swim League begins in earnest this week.
Norcross celebrated nine seniors Wednesday who have signed with college athletic programs.
Mountain View will honor 10 more seniors at its second spring college signing ceremony on Wednesday.
SwimAtlanta will host clinics with Olympians as instructors May 4 and 5 as a kick-off to the summer league season. All proceeds from the event go to Swim Across America, which funds cancer research and clinical trials.
North Gwinnett’s swimming and diving program has hired Amy Brown as an assistant coach.
Parkview celebrated the college signings of 21 athletes during a large celebration Thursday at the high school.
Peachtree Ridge’s Evan McInerny announced his commitment this week to the Auburn University swimming program.
The celebration of Gwinnett County’s best and brightest athletes turned 10 Monday night.
Norcross senior Carter Januzelli committed this week to the Florida Atlantic University swimming program.
Mill Creek swimmer and Gwinnett Daily Post Boys Swimmer of the Year Jake Magahey is committed to compete at the collegiate level at the University of Georgia.
Lanier senior Maya Donaldson has made a commitment to the Birmingham-Southern College swimming program.
Scenes from the Gwinnett County Public Schools Swim and Dive Booster Club's season-ending banquet Tuesday night at Berkmar High School. (Photos: Carmen Mandato)
The Gwinnett County Public Schools Swim and Dive Booster Club honored the best in high school swimming and diving Tuesday night with its 12th annual season-ending celebration at Berkmar.
High school rivals and SwimAtlanta teammates Lily Burke and Abigail McCulloh combined for four individual state championships this season as sophomores.
Mill Creek junior Jake Magahey’s dominant high school season was highlighted by breaking the national record in the 500 freestyle, which had stood since 1983.
The Daily Post’s selections for the best in Gwinnett County high school swimming from the 2018-19 season.
Dacula senior Lauren Henderson announced her commitment recently to the Marshall University (W. Va.) diving program.
Eight points. You can see the internal struggle on Lauren Henderson’s smiling face when she talk about the margin between first and third at the state diving meet this year.
Only on the last dive of a meet does Peter Smithson want to see his scores. On the final dive of his illustrious high school career, Smithson swam quickly to the side of the pool. The Collins Hill phenom was just in time to see record scores — including a 10.
The Daily Post’s selections for the best in high school diving from the 2018-19 season.
With longtime swimming and diving coach Doug Nieman set to retire, North Gwinnett officials announced a head coaching change Monday.
The Gwinnett County Public Schools Swimming and Diving Booster Club recently selected its swimmers and divers for the month of January.
Gwinnett County Public Schools’ Office of Athletics, Student Activities and Community Schools will host its Athlete/Parent Informational Night on Wednesday at Peachtree Ridge High School’s theater.
Mill Creek swimmer Jake Magahey won individual state titles in the 200 and 500 freestyle, breaking the state and national record in the 500 free.
Brookwood’s boys and girls teams and Mill Creek’s Jake Magahey had dominating performances as the GHSA’s State Swimming Championships last Saturday.
A look at the candidates up for Fans Choice Winter Athlete of the Week, which is decided through fan voting.
Brookwood boys, girls sweep the Class AAAAAAA state championships at the GHSA State Swimming Championships.
Collins Hill’s Peter Smithson takes home his third straight state championship at the Georgia High School Association’s 2019 State Diving Championships at Georgia Tech.
The 2019 high school swimming and diving season is a memorable one for Mountain View senior Hayden Brown and his mother, Bears coach Amy Brown.
Wesleyan’s swimming and diving teams had impressive showings at the challenging Metro Invitational last weekend.
A look at the candidates up for Fans Choice Winter Athlete of the Week, which is decided through fan voting.
Mill Creek junior Jake Magahey rewrote the Gwinnett County record book for the second straight year, and the team standings followed their usual trajectory, too.
Results from the swimming finals of the 2019 Gwinnett County Swimming and Diving Championships.
Almost all of the Gwinnett County Swimming Diving and Diving Championships results had been read to the crowd Saturday night when the West Gwinnett Aquatic Center fire alarm went off.
Dacula senior Lauren Henderson repeated as Gwinnett County’s girls diving champion by a significant 52.15-point margin on Saturday morning.
The Wildcats Swim Team, representing Duluth Middle, won the Southeastern Middle School Swimming and Diving Championships at the Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tenn.
When Chantal Jordan was 4, she wasn’t picked for the competition squad in gymnastics, which meant relegation to an exhibition meet.
Recaps of Gwinnett County high school swimming and diving meets from Jan. 18 and 19.
Both the Brookwood boys and girls teams are defending champions at this week’s Gwinnett County swimming and diving meet.
A look at the candidates up for Fans Choice Winter Athlete of the Week, which is decided through fan voting.
Wesleyan’s swimming and diving team swept its last dual meet of the season against West Forsyth.
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