Hope you'll join us next year. In the meantime, enjoy the pictures from this year. 

Marko's up for a score. How does he stay up that high in the water? 

Tim's got the ball and he'll swim through the wall, (and anybody else), to keep it! 

Now you see it. Now you don't. 

The ball? Where is the ball? 

See, I'll just toss it right over you with my patented "no look pass"! 

Pile on! Pile on! 

Where is that ball floating off to now? 

Hmmm. Three defenders against one. Maybe I should pass it. 

Just keep him under untill he gives up the ball. That's fair right? 

Jim's in goal... ain't NOTHING scoring. Note that he is working so hard, he's actually coming out of his cap. 

I'm going to block this one! 

Oh NO! Now I have to try to block Marko's shot. 

Oh oh -- Sal is going to get the ball. 

Sal gets ready to score... or will it be blocked? 

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Scott is a winner! (Though it seems like he was prouder of the prizes he won in the drawing!)

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Lynn is a winner!

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OJ is a winner!

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Trish is a winner!

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Chris drinks. Paul cooks. Seems fair!

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Look who's burning the bacon!

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Look who's doing the dishes!

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Sal makes a Holiday Toast.

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Is that Carol starting the Chow Line?

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Armand's on the chow line.

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John and Nancy on line.

Bill Rowe 

Bill Rowe -- We'll miss you

Bill Rowe passed away this morning (December 2, 2004). All of us that knew him truly felt blessed. He was a local, state, national and world record holder in Masters competition. When he was 84, he couldn't wait to turn 85 and "age up" and set more records. He then turned in a blazing 33.07 for a 50 free. He was always willing to help novice swimmers with their stroke. He swam his whole life, even when he was in the Marine Corps. He was a fine gentleman and will be truly missed.