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MEDFORD GIRLS SWIM - Swimmers get off to good start, taking 2nd, 4th in relay meets

Swimmers get off to good start, taking 2nd, 4th in relay meets
Chloe Pipkorn gets the 2026 season started for Medford, taking the backstroke leg of the opening 200-yard medley relay at Thursday’s Fun in the Sun Relays hosted by Merrill. Pipkorn, Eva Strebig, Emily Leao and Tori Nicks placed sixth out of 24 teams in the race. BRETT LABORE/THE LAKELAND TIMES
Swimmers get off to good start, taking 2nd, 4th in relay meets
Chloe Pipkorn gets the 2026 season started for Medford, taking the backstroke leg of the opening 200-yard medley relay at Thursday’s Fun in the Sun Relays hosted by Merrill. Pipkorn, Eva Strebig, Emily Leao and Tori Nicks placed sixth out of 24 teams in the race. BRETT LABORE/THE LAKELAND TIMES

Medford’s girls swimmers more than held their own against larger schools Saturday, they outscored all but one of them in the seven-team Menomonie Relay Invitational.

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