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Middle school swim team places second in Pacific Basin League Championships

By Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor|November 11, 2015

Middle School Swim Team practices at UCLA pool. Archer practices at UCLA since there is no pool on campus.

The Pacific Basin League Championship (PBLC) took place on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Brentwood School. Archer’s middle school swim team, which ranked first for the past three years, placed second at the PBLC. The team placed second out of nine schools including Brentwood, Windward, New Roads, Turning Point, St. Matthews, Wildwood and Crossroads.

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