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BNL finishes second in swimming sectional

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JASPER – Bedford North Lawrence’s girls swimming season came to a conclusion with a second-place finish in the IHSAA sectional at Jasper on Saturday. The Stars totaled 297 points, while Jasper won the team title with 567. The winner in each individual event qualified for the state finals. BNL had four second-place finishes, including all three relays. “I need to express how happy I am with the performance,” BNL coach Adam Young said. “They broug…

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BNL finishes second in swimming sectional

JASPER – Bedford North Lawrence’s girls swimming season came to a conclusion with a second-place finish in the IHSAA sectional at Jasper on Saturday. The Stars totaled 297 points, while Jasper won the team title with 567. The winner in each individual event qualified for the state finals. BNL had four second-place finishes, including all three relays. “I need to express how happy I am with the performance,” BNL coach Adam Young said. “They broug…

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