If high school swimming teams are hard to join, are there just not any no cut sports?

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Anonymous wrote:And please don’t suggest rich and inaccessible sports like rowing or sailing

I don't know anything about rowing, but sailing is not rich and/or inaccessible. Check out community sailing programs if you're interested.

Yep. Sailing is a blue collar sport IMO.

You're conflating class and wealth, which are not related in this situation.

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Anonymous wrote:Track/indoor track/XC. Specifically distance running; sprinting sometimes does cut.

+1 this is the answer for winter season. Sprinting sometimes cuts to keep numbers manageable with the winter influx of athletes from soccer, football, and other sports.

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Anonymous wrote:Well football and wrestling cause brain damage

Football, yes. No research to support that wrestling does.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well football and wrestling cause brain damage

Football, yes. No research to support that wrestling does.

Competitive cheerleading also. Very high severe injury rate.

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Anonymous wrote:Well football and wrestling cause brain damage

It’s not professional wrestling

And amateur wrestling cause brain damage. Are you stupid?

Right. And swimmers occasionally get concussions colliding with each other in practice. Neither are common

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Rowing is not inaccessible at our high school. Track is also no cut.

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Girls flag football which was new this year at our FCPS public was no cut.