Max Marr News Today

The Main Line produced a fine number of outstanding swimmers this past winter. At Conestoga, senior Jake Wang, who was named the Boys Swimmer of the Meet at the PIAA 3A Swimming and Diving Championships for the second year in a row, led the Pioneer boys team to a best-ever second-place finish. Lower Merion, led by senior Alexa Conner, who finished second in two individual events at States, finished ninth in the PIAA 3A girls team competition

In addition to Swimmers of the Year Devyn Sargent of Notre Dame and Jacob Johnson of Springfield, the All-Delco team includes:

Both Notre Dame's Devyn Sargent and Jacob Johnson of Springfield added their names to the Delco record board before heading off to prime college destinations - Yale and Minnesota, respectively.

It took one of their better second halves of the season, but the Loveland Red Wolves are headed to the second round of the Class 4A playoffs.

Bluefish Swim Club's Jordan Mowad, a backstroker, has announced his decision to swim and study at Boston College next fall.

The Thompson School District has adopted a "clear bag policy"  for football games at Ray Patterson and Max Marr Stadiums this year.

Max Marr of Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, has announced his verbal commitment to swim and study at Boston College, beginning in the fall of 2024.

Schedule for Class of 2023 graduation ceremonies for Colorado State University, local community colleges and Fort Collins and Loveland-area schools.

Andover won the boys' title despite just two first-place finishes in the pool, as they were buoyed by 13 athletes scoring 20 or more points.

In addition to swimmers of the year Katya Eruslanova and Jake Kennedy, the rest of the All-Delco team includes: Ashley Kolessar, Notre Dame: Kolessar makes her third appearance on the All-Delco team, the lone exception last year’s truncated season. The UCLA signee was outstanding as a senior, guiding the Irish to a fourth-place finish at […]