Warwick divers impress at state meet and take home second consecutive team title
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The Warwick Wildcats sent four divers to compete to Ithaca to compete in the NYSPHSAA championships, the most of any school in the state, and they did not disappoint.
Drew Voloshin concluded his record setting freshman campaign with a silver medal performance and the highest score ever for a freshman at the NYS Championships with 521.50 points.
Fellow freshman Mac Tomlinson had a fantastic meet and finish seventh with a score of 452.60 points. Daniel Hafeez advanced to the semifinal round at finished 25th (256.10).Senior Lucas Wensley wrapped up his career placing 30th.
In the swimming competition, senior Connor Holland placed 11th in the 100-meter backstroke and 24th in the 100-meter freestyle.
The future is bright for the Wildcats, who return five divers from this years historic season! Congratulations to all!
