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Curtis Lovelace Finishes 4th
@ Los Angeles Grand Prix
Stanford's Curtis Lovelace finished
fourth in the 200 breast and Markus Rogan lost his lead
and finished seventh over the final 50 meters of the
200 freestyle on the third day of the Los Angeles Grand
Prix. Click
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Several Southeastern Swimming/Team
Records Fall During a Very Close
Summer Sizzler Team Race
In one of the closest Summer Sizzler meets in recent history the
Lakeside Seahawks edged out the Nashville Aquatic Club 4219.50-4119.50.
It was a back and forth down to the wire event that led everyone
to some incredible swimming. Click
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2010 NAC Summer Sizzler
June 25 - 27, 2010
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Southeastern Qualifier Numbers Go Up
at Excel Stars & Stripes Meet!
June 4-6 NAC attended the Excel Stars and
Stripes Meet. Most Senior swimmers swam on Saturday while the
Age Groupers swam Saturday & Sunday. Many new Southeastern
cuts were made as the NAC Southeastern roster begins to grow.
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Dakota Hodgson Beats Olympian Gil Stovall
In the 1st Annual Gill Stovall 50 Fly Shootout!
With a smaller group of swimmers than normal
NAC still had an outstanding performance as a team in the Gil
Stovall BBQ Invitational. Dakota Hodgson led the way beating former
Olympian Gil Stovall in the inaugural "Gil Stovall 50 Fly
shootout". Dakota went Head-to-Head with Stovall twice beating
him both times to claim the shootout title. Click
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SwimAmerica 2010 Summer Schedule!
SwimAmerica registration has closed for the summer. We appreciate
your interest and hope to see you this fall. Look for the fall schedule
coming in August and be the first to reserve your space for the SwimAmerica
Fall 2010 session!
Final Update 4/28/2010!
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Tradition, Dedication, Excellence!
The Nashville Aquatic Club aims to give each of our athletes the opportunity
to go as far in the sport of competitive swimming as their talent and
desire will allow. Through swimming, we aim to develop physical fitness,
self-discipline, and self-esteem in our athletes so that they may reach
their full physical and mental development.
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