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Heritage Takes To Water

SCHAEFER, HOLLAND KEY FOR WAR EAGLES SWIM TEAM

By Paul Boyd

Posted: December 13, 2011 at 5:44 a.m.

Justin Wedgworth
Junior Colton Holland is one of the top returners for the Rogers Heritage swim team this season.

The Rogers Heritage swimming team may be less experienced this season, but coach Julie Sakalares has reason for excitement.

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