BEST OF FALL: 2012 Fall Sports MVPs, All-Area teams named
January 4, 2012
Most valuable player. Exactly what those words mean can be one of the most hotly discussed topics in sports.
The most talented player. The player with the best stats, having the best season. The player who always comes through in the clutch situations. The player, regardless of numbers, who does the most to help his or her team win.
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Girls Break Team Records at State Championships
October 7, 2012
Girls 200 Medley Relay broke record from 10/01/03; members on relay were Lilla Felix, Madison Field, Amelia Rzeczycki and Rachel Magnin
Girls 100 Backstroke record from 10/01/02 broken by Lilla Felix
2011 HHSR AAA/AA/A Swim Honorees
January 6, 2012
Girls Coach of the Year - Micheal Lane
Girls All-State Swimming
Josephine Cuda
Catherine Felix
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2011 Island Packet/Beaufort Gazette Fall Sports MVPs
January 6, 2012
Coach Mike Lane named Coach of the Year. Camille Felix, Mary Bolgan, Cassie Ley, and Amelia Rzeczycki named to All-area team. Josie Cuda named Athelete of the Year.
HHIHS Girls Repeat As Swim Champs
October 9, 2011
First-year Hilton Head High swim coach Mike Lane had crunched the numbers, so he knew it would take a nearly flawless performance for his Seahawk girls to repeat as Class 3-A state champions on Saturday at the University of South Carolina.
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Bluffton, Hilton Head High swimmers set sights on state titles
October 6, 2011
Mike Lane took over the Hilton Head High swim program not knowing quite what to expect.
He assumed the bar was set high, considering the Seahawks girls were coming off a state championship in 2010. The question, though, at least in his mind, was this: How motivated would a group of girls be when it had already accomplished so much?
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Hilton Head High Girls Swim Away with State Title
October 10, 2010
Midway through the last event Saturday night -- the 400-yard freestyle
relay -- the Hilton Head High girls team had opened a lead of four body lengths.
The race was over early -- much like the girls competition at the Class 3-A state swim meet at the Carolina Natatorium on the University of South Carolina campus.
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