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We are delighted to report that there has been recent success in a US swimming competition for Malachi Cohen and James Rossiter in the U17 Middlesex Closed Squash Tournament.
Upper Eighth student Malachi Cohen swam in the California and Nevada USA sectionals, where he qualified for USA summer nationals and the USA winter national. He also broke the school record in the 100m freestyle with a time of 51 sec and 89 milliseconds. This time puts Malachi fourth in Great Britain in his age group.
Lower Eighth student James Rossiter won the U17 Middlesex Closed Squash Tournament at the weekend. An excellent achievement for a player in the school first team squad hoping for National success this year.
