swim team 2013

Summer is off to a great start with swim team practices in the early morning every weekday from 7 to 9.  McKinley, Reagan, and Brady all have friends on the team so it is really fun for them while they improve their swim skills.  We had our first meet on Saturday morning and we walked away with a lot of red ribbons.


 Reagan and her friend, Henley - proud of their second place finish.
 Brady and his friend Raleigh took first and second place.
 Brady and Preston are swim buddies too.

 Of course, we love the Lloyd twins and are so glad to get to spend time with them.

This gal took first place in the 50 breaststroke.  Not bad considering that due to cheer practice, girl's camp, cheer camp, and being sick for a week with Bronchitis she has only been to about 5 practices.  Way to go Kiki!

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