Another Virginia National Champion

Because I have been highlighting Virginia collegiate teams that have been in the national spotlight lately, here is another one to add to the list:

The UVa women’s swimming and diving team won its third consecutive national Division I championship over the weekend.

Senior Kate Douglass won three individual events in NCAA, American, and U.S. Open record times.  She can add those medals to the bronze she won at the Tokyo Summer Olympics.

I am aware of how much time in practice and daily workouts college swimmers have to put in, which is true for all sports.  Anyone who has the discipline and perseverance to do that, while carrying a full class load, and graduate from a college or university, has a lot going for her.


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3 responses to “Another Virginia National Champion”

  1. William Chambliss Avatar
    William Chambliss

    Yes, swimmers put in incredible amounts of work. Congrats to Kate and all the UVA aquanauts!

  2. Nancy Naive Avatar
    Nancy Naive

    Where are our real champions?

    Will we see a constriction of e-sources similar to the loss of newspapers soon?

    https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/amazon-layoffs-will-shut-down-camera-review-site-dpreview-com-after-25-years/

    Ah, the good old days. Is there someone who will strike at Amazon like Bill Norris did at AMEX when they tried to liquidate McGraw-Hill?

  3. As we support Virginia collegiate athletics, we can root for the Virginia Tech women’s basketball team in their NCAA Tournament “sweet sixteen” game against Tennessee this Saturday at 6:30 pm.

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