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C/A falls to Thunderbirds in final home meet

C/A falls to Thunderbirds in final home meet
FINAL PUSH - Vivian Sillampa presses forward for the final lap of her 100-yard freestyle last Thursday against Lakeland. She took fifth in the event. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
C/A falls to Thunderbirds in final home meet
FINAL PUSH - Vivian Sillampa presses forward for the final lap of her 100-yard freestyle last Thursday against Lakeland. She took fifth in the event. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD

The Colby/Abbotsford swim and dive team competed in two different events last week, traveling to Rice Lake for a triangular against the Warriors and the Ladysmith co-op on Tuesday before hosting La...

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