Swim to Win

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James Lorimer & Company, Apr 4, 2011 - Juvenile Nonfiction - 120 pages
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Birch Hill Swim Club has a new coach and the team's star swimmer, eighth-grader Lasha Boyko, couldn't be more excited. Even though the lanky swimmer comes from an immigrant Ukrainian family of modest means, she dreams big. The coach has a track record of producing Olympians and Lasha wants to be her next star. The hitch is that she's one of the fiercest trainers in world. To achieve her lofty goals, Lasha must look within herself to find the strength. Can she be a champion?

 

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Contents

1 THE NEW COACH
9
2 THE BULLY AND THE BOY
20
3 THE PUSHUP TEST
25
4 THE ZONE
36
5 ART CLASS
44
6 THE QUALIFIER
49
7 DETENTION
58
8 THE QUITTER
71
9 THE SCHOLARSHIP
88
10 THE PRELIMINARIES
98
11 THE FINALS
112
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VALLERY HYDUK swam competitively for twelve years. For nine of those years, she competed at the national level. At sixteen, she was ranked 16th in the world. She attended the University of Michigan on an athletic scholarship. Vallery now owns her own television production company in Toronto and writes for television, radio, and the Web. She is a member of the Ontario College of Teachers, Canadian Women in Communications, and the Canadian Film and Television Producers Association. This is her debut novel.