swimming - diving

“You use phrases like ‘You should thank a veteran,’ or maybe, ‘Support the troops’ and ‘We’re a veteran-friendly organization,’ and those are great phrases, and as a veteran myself, I really feel good about hearing things like that,” said Jon Lova

Imagine a program where students are motivated to read and feel good about learning. Classes are small, energy is high, and students are taught through an interactive and culturally relevant curriculum. 

​School ​District 622 Community Education was chosen as one of 151 Make a Splash Local Partner programs in the U.S. to receive grant funding from the USA Swimming Foundation in 2018.

Mounds View High School sent five of its swimmers to the state meet Nov. 16-18. The girls swim and dive state championships were held at the University of Minnesota in the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center.

Some 69 members strong, the Mounds View High School girls swim and dive team concluded its regular season by defeating its last four opponents and finishing seventh at the true team state meet, ahead of rival East Ridge. 

The Mounds View High School girls swim and dive team won a much sought-after victory against Cretin-Derham Hall Sept. 14 after losses to top-seeded Stillwater and East Ridge. 

The Mounds View High School girls swim and dive team kicked off its 2017 season Aug. 24. Conference relays, held at Stillwater Middle School, revealed many of the school’s talented A, B, and C squad athletes.  

The Mounds View High School boys swimming and diving team competed in the state true-team meet last weekend and went up against some of the deepest and best squads in Class AA. The Mustangs finished ninth.

The North High School boys swimming and diving team went up against some perennial powers at the recent Section 4AA true-team meet.

The Roseville Area High School boys swimming and diving team and wrestling team recently spent a Saturday competing at multi-team events. Both teams had some notable individual performances.