Cary City Meet-A Scorcher In and Out of the Pool for Area's Young Swimmers
Part Comic-Con, part swim meet, hundreds of area families came to the Cary Swim Club yesterday, dressed to the nines, to compete in the annual Cary City Meet.
Major shoutout to the families and swimmers that braved the heat, to make this year’s contest an epic showcase of talent, and fun.
Before cutting to the action, we can’t help but highlight some of the awesome tent designs.
Teams from all over the area compete in the annual Cary City Meet. Many of these swimmers are swimming against competition they haven’t faced all season, so its fun to see how that shakes out. Apparently, it works pretty well from a competitive standpoint, as many of the heats were extremely close, from first to last.
At the end of the day, and with all scores tabulated, Cary Park came out on top as the meet’s 2019 champion. Receiving the MVP award for the meet, was Caroline Holliday of the Scottish Hills swim team. A special congratulations to one of Cary Swim Club’s swimmers, Kaylee Bohinc, for receiving the runner-up MVP award. Thanks again to all who came out and made it a wonderful event. Thanks to the volunteers, especially. See everyone next year.
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One piece of the story has fallen in to place, as we asked police whether Ian Delauder had interaction with the Cary Fire Department (first to arrive on the scene) or the Cary Police Department prior to the self-inflicted gunshot wound. Sergeant Alexander told us, “In listening to radio traffic, it is believed that Mr. Delauder suffered his gunshot wound after the arrival of the fire department. We do not know the timing of his wound in relation to the arrival of police officers. He did not have an interaction with the police.”