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DHS Blue Wave Divers at Class L States

Published November 12, 2018 at 800 × 502 in Three DHS Varsity Girls Divers Place High in CIAC Diving Championships
DHS Girls Varsity Dive Team Middletown competition 2018

DHS Girls Varsity Divers pictured at the Class L Championships (left to right) Pai Easterbrook, Co-captain Emma Hunter, Kerry McDermott, Co-captain Lana Schmidt, Megan Gianunzio, Julia Servas and Head Coach Kyle O’Donnell

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