Gabel expresses confidence in boys swimming
October 12, 2016
As the regular season comes to a close for boys swimming, the team is gearing up for what should be an exciting post-season with some great talent.
“We are looking good going into the last few weeks of the season,” Head Coach Todd Gabel said. “We will work on some techniques like starts, turns and finishes as well as a few things to their stroke.”
The teams last few meets that remain are against Eureka at home starting around 4:30 on Oct. 12 and another meet at Ladue against Chaminade starting at 4:30 on Oct. 18.

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