Anonymous wrote:All Stars were the same day as Futures in Richmond so a fair number of top swimmers were missing

That is every year. We had a teen in All Stars who did not make the Futures cut and was pretty ho hum about swimming All Stars. I wish he had scratched and a kid that would have really wanted it could have made it in.

All Stars were the same day as Futures in Richmond so a fair number of top swimmers were missing

Sully Station had 15 swimmers.

I only know D1, but here are the numbers:

Chesterbrook - 15 swam; 2 scratched
Donaldson Run - 9 swam; 1 alt did not swim; 6 scratched
Highlands - 13 swam; 1 alt did not swim; 3 scratched
Old Keene Mill - 14 swam; 1 scratched
Overlee - 11 swam; 1 alt did not swim; 5 scratched
Tuckahoe - 13 swam; 2 alts did not swim; 11 scratched

Anonymous wrote:Swimmers (ie, only counting that swimmer once even if swimming in two events) or entries?

Swimmers, not entries.

Anonymous wrote:Division 11 killed it, given their midrange ranking

How many did Division 11 send? What teams?

Swimmers (ie, only counting that swimmer once even if swimming in two events) or entries?

Division 11 killed it, given their midrange ranking

I don't know which teams sent the most but in NVSL there are 102 teams--about 93 of them sent at least one swimmer this year.

I assume it was OKM. But was wondering if it was another pool.

I was surprised at the numbers put forth by some of the top third teams.