A number of Scottsboro Swim Association Wet ‘n’ Wildcat swimmers picked up race victories during SSA’s meet at Boaz on Tuesday.
Tony Pereira captures the 1A-5A Boys 100-yard Butterfly state title
A total of 18 Scottsboro High School swimmers will try to book reservations for the 2018 AHSAA State swim Championships during this coming weekend’s Class 1A-5A North Sectional meet.
The Scottsboro swim teams celebrated “Senior Night” in strong fashion.
Being short-handed did not prevent the Scottsboro High School swim teams from posting wins on Tuesday.
The Scottsboro varsity girls and boys swim teams entered the 2018 season with varying experience levels for the swimmers of their respective rosters.
Scottsboro’s Latimer picks up two more scholarship offers
The Scottsboro Swim Association’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats posted a third-place finish in the 2018 Alabama Recreation and Parks Association’s District 2 Swim Meet in Madison.
Two Scottsboro Swim Association swimmers recently posted solid performances during the 2018 ISCA International Junior Championships.
Kyle Vosen sat down at a table in the Scottsboro High School Library — pen in hand — ready to set the next step in his swimming career.
SHS boys finish 4th, SHS girls 9th in team standings
Scottsboro’s Kyle Vosen’s and Tony Pereira’s dominance during the regular season has carried over into the postseason.
Vosen wins two individual race titles
The Scottsboro Swim Association swimmers enjoyed a victorious and record-setting day on Saturday.
The Scottsboro varsity boys swim team made it a clean sweep at a four-team dual meet.
The Scottsboro swim teams opened their season with a pair of sweeps in a double-dual meet last Thursday night.
Scottsboro swimmers capture seven gold medals
During a run of four state titles from 2010-2015, Scottsboro Swim Association had the benefit of competing in the small town classification.
Scottsboro Swim Association’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats entered last weekend’s Alabama Recreation and Parks Department’s District 2 Swimming Championships at Albertville as underdogs in their effort to post a runner-up finish to 30-time state champion Madison for the 11th straight summer.
Scottsboro’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats went 7-3 in dual meets this summer, including tough losses on the road to Cullman and Boaz at less than full strength.
Only the weather could stop the Scottsboro Swim Association’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats Thursday night.
Scottsboro’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats got a tougher than expected battle from an improving Albertville Gators squad Monday evening in Albertville.
Taking on a team that hasn’t lost a meet in 30 years in their home pool with only half of your own team isn’t a recipe for success, but in spite of these handicaps, SSA had a respectable showing Thursday night against the Madison Dolphins.
Scottsboro Swim Association got its fourth straight win Thursday night, moving to 5-1 for the summer with a home victory over the Guntersville Aquacats.
Following last Thursday’s double dual victories over Fort Payne and Decatur, the Scottsboro Swim Association’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats stepped outside of District 2 for their opponent Tuesday night.
With over half of SSA’s swimmers unable to make Thursday night’s away meet at Cullman, the Wet ‘n’ Wildcats faced an uphill battle against one of the strongest teams in District 2.
The Scottsboro Swim Association kicked off the 2017 summer swim season with a convincing win.
School is out for the summer, meaning high school sports are on hiatus until the fall.
Scottsboro Swim Association swimmers enjoyed strong performances during SSA’s 13th annual Sprint Medal Meet sponsored by 1st Place Athletics
SHS boys finish third, girls eighth in team standings
The Scottsboro swim teams while swim for gold this weekend.
SHS teams post Top-5 finishes in North Alabama Swim Championships
Scottsboro, Pisgah suffer setbacks
The Scottsboro swim teams posted solid finishes in the North Alabama Swim Championships on Saturday.
The Scottsboro swim teams collected a pair of Top-10 finishes on Tuesday.
Over 260 swimmers from Madison, Gadsden, Riverdale, Sheffield, Decatur, Tullahoma, Manchester, Florence and host Scottsboro converged upon the Rec*Com Saturday for the 10th Annual Valley Radiology Fall Splash.
The Scottsboro girls and boys swimming teams posted solid finishes in their second meet of the season.
The Scottsboro swim teams enjoyed strong debuts to the 2016 season.
BIRMINGHAM — Competing this past weekend in the large team category for the first time at the ARPA State Swimming Championships, SSA was expecting a dogfight for the second- and third-place trophies.
Scottsboro Swim Association heads to the Alabama Recreation and Parks Association’s State Swimming Championships today and Saturday in Birmingham as the defending small town state champions. But it is a title they won’t be able to repeat.
Nine teams and over 700 swimmers converged upon the Rec*Com last weekend for the ARPA District 2 Swimming Championships.
Fresh off a strong second-place finish in the Marshall County Championships, the Albertville Gators were hoping to spring a surprise upon the host Scottsboro Swim Association Wet ‘n’ Wildcats on Tuesday.
With nine ‘A’ relay swimmers out and several others walking wounded, SSA was an underdog to a very strong and well-coached Cullman Bearcat squad Thursday evening.
Wet 'n' Wildcats sink Decatur to improve to 5-0
Scottsboro Swim Association’s Wet ‘N’ Wildcats swam to a 502-212 victory over the visiting Guntersville Aquacats Thursday night to earn their fourth straight ARPA District 2 win.
The weather was the only thing that could stop the Scottsboro Swim Association Wet ‘n’ Wildcats Tuesday night.
During a recent run that has seen SSA win Alabama Recreation and Parks Association state championships in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2015, the Wet ‘n’ Wildcats had been unable to beat District 2 rival Boaz in a head-to-head dual meet since 2011. The losses were very close, but they were still losses.
The 2016 edition of Scottsboro Swim Association’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats’ summer off to a great start with a convincing 537-94 victory over the visiting Fort Payne Aquacats Tuesday night at the Scottsboro Rec*Com.
Many things will be different for this summer’s edition of the Scottsboro Swim Association’s Wet ‘n’ Wildcats.
The Scottsboro High School swimming program has its new head coach.
Kate Coleman wanted to find the right fit.
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