For the third year in a row, Sussex County lifeguards are national champions.
The Sussex County Lifesaving ****** ociation again won the United States Lifesaving ****** ociation National Championship, held this year in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Aug. 4 - 7.
Over 120 Sussex lifeguards, from every beach from Lewes to Fenwick Island, made the trip, according to SCLA President Matt Farlow.
"We could not be prouder of this team," Farlow said. "Our lifeguards work incredibly hard, train year-round and take tremendous pride in representing Sussex County and the state of Delaware. To win a national championship three years in a row is an incredible accomplishment, and this '3peat' is a testament to their dedication, preparation and teamwork."
Participants competed in events such as sprints, beach flags, board races, swims and more. Sussex lifeguards took first place in many events, including:
#lifeguards #lifesaving
The Sussex County Lifesaving ****** ociation again won the United States Lifesaving ****** ociation National Championship, held this year in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Aug. 4 - 7.
Over 120 Sussex lifeguards, from every beach from Lewes to Fenwick Island, made the trip, according to SCLA President Matt Farlow.
"We could not be prouder of this team," Farlow said. "Our lifeguards work incredibly hard, train year-round and take tremendous pride in representing Sussex County and the state of Delaware. To win a national championship three years in a row is an incredible accomplishment, and this '3peat' is a testament to their dedication, preparation and teamwork."
Participants competed in events such as sprints, beach flags, board races, swims and more. Sussex lifeguards took first place in many events, including:
#lifeguards #lifesaving
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