2025 Seniors
Not only is being a new swimmer exciting, but so is watching our Seniors move on to their next chapter.
Julia:
Julia began her swimming journey at the age of 9 with the Killington Sharks, where her passion for the sport quickly grew. In 2021, she transitioned to swimming for UVAC, further honing her skills and dedication. While Julia has not yet committed to a university, she is certain that she will pursue a degree in psychology, driven by her desire to understand and help others. She credits swimming with shaping her personal successes, teaching her valuable life lessons in perseverance, discipline, and teamwork. Julia takes great pride in serving as a role model to the younger swimmers in Killington, inspiring them with her work ethic and positive attitude. We look forward to seeing her continue to thrive both in and out of the pool. Good luck, Julia!
Iris:
Iris has been a competitive swimmer for the past 11 years with the last three years with UVAC! Iris has consistently demonstrated an unmatched work ethic, pushing herself and her teammates to reach new heights. Her dedication to training and her team-first mentality have made her an invaluable asset, both in the pool and out. Known for her kindness and uplifting spirit, she brings a sense of unity and positivity to every practice and meet. As she prepares to graduate, she is excited to continue her swimming career at Colby College in Waterville Maine, where her passion and character will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on her new team. Good luck, Iris!
Hugh:
Hugh's swimming journey began in 2012 when he was just 5 years old, joining the St. Johnsbury Swim Club where he quickly developed a passion for the sport. After six years of dedication and hard work, he transitioned to the Upper Valley Aquatic Club (UVAC) in 2018, where he has been thriving ever since. Over the years, Hugh’s talent and commitment to swimming have shone brightly, earning him a merit scholarship to attend Canisius University. There, he will continue his swimming career at the NCAA Division 1 level as a sprinter, representing both his skill and relentless drive to succeed in the sport. We are excited to watch your next chapter! Good luck, Hugh!
Jordan:
Jordan joined UVAC when he was in 6th grade and has been swimming ever since. He has consistently demonstrated an extraordinary work ethic both in the pool and in the classroom, making him a standout senior. His commitment to excellence is evident in his daily routine, where he balances rigorous swim practices with demanding academic responsibilities. Whether he's pushing through tough sets in the water or staying up late to perfect a research paper, Jordan’s dedication never wavers. This fall, he will hopefully be continuing his academic journey at Brown University, where his determination and passion will undoubtedly propel him to even greater heights. Jordan looks to stay in the pool in some capacity! Good luck, Jordan!
Elizabeth:
Elizabeth is has been a competitive swimmer for 11 years, starting her journey at UVAC in 8th grade. Her deep passion for the sport has not only made her a skilled swimmer but also an incredible mentor to the younger athletes on the team. Always ready with advice, encouragement, and a patient ear, Elizabeth helps guide her teammates through both the physical and mental challenges of training. As she prepares to graduate, Elizabeth is excited about her next chapter, heading to the University of Texas at Austin to major in elementary education. While her future in swimming remains a bit uncertain, she is eager to explore new challenges in the sport, with plans to compete in open water races and club triathlons, embracing a new, adventurous path beyond the pool. Good luck, Elizabeth!
