Hays High boys swim competes at Wichita Northwest

Eric Lucio, Design/Multimedia Editor|February 15, 2023

The Hays High boys swimming team competed at Wichita Northwest on Jan. 28.

Boys 200-yard Medley Relay: eighth place – Karsen Flaska, Conner Miller, Anthony Arial, Marshall Sook

Boys 200-yard Freestyle Relay: eighth place – Chase Zadina, Leo Hernandez, Anthony Arial, Marshall Sook

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