Boys Swim Beats Waukegan on Senior Night

Ashley Sanchez, Staff Member|February 3, 2022

On Tuesday, February 1st, the boy’s swim team competed against the Waukegan Bulldogs. Throughout a total of 22 events, Wildcats won 102-10. This was the final meet of the Regular Season, and the Cats will swim in the conference meet on Saturday, Feb 12.

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