Abbey Autry

Rollins Swimming made history at the 2020 Sunshine State Conference.

The calm before the storm. In this water, some swimmers triumphs and other disappointments, but all were given the opportunity to race.

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The Rollins’ swim team “breaks it down” with a cheer before the first day of racing.

The Rollins swim team was led by interim head coach, Julianne Lehner, who challenged and motivated the team the entire season.

Swimming is generally an individual sport, but relays combine four individual swims into one race. Here, the Women’s 200 medley relay team strategize and encourage each other before their race.

Two Rollins’ swimmers take a break from the stressfulness of the meet.

A Rollins swimmer catching her breath after a strenuous race.

A swimmer expresses disappointment watching her teammate’s lose. Athletes experience success, but also defeat.

A member of the women’s team races during a finals session.

The members of the women’s 800 yard free relay congratulate the anchor of the relay team.

Swimmer cheer on a member of the men’s team during his race.

The Rollins swim team had record best season. The women’s team finished third, while the men’s team finished fifth. The Tars are ready to take on the 2020-2021 season.

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