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Good morning, good morning, good
morning, and welcome, welcome, welcome.

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It's time now for our community connection. Right here on K one,

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the one you trust in is being
brought to by get Real Ministries, Tall

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Grass Motors and Arnold More in Knee
Camp Funeral Home. We got the Splash

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Club in here. How are we
doing their kids more? Oh my goodness,

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it's great to see you. A
year. We have Chad Engelhart and

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we have Jen Williams in here with
us. Splash Club a very familiar entity

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in our community. How long you
guys been around? Not you guys pretty

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in particular, we're are seventy fourth
year of existence. Seventy four years.

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Nineteen fifty they built the Adams Building
and they wanted to improve employee family lives,

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so they put in a fitness center
and they build a pool, and

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then the gentlemen in charge of fitness
service is at that time Ken Treadway,

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believe it or not, a Cherokee
Indian, decided he was going to start

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swimming, and he built a team
there called the Splash Club, and then

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traveled around the world, introducing swimming
to Russia and to Norway and all over

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the place. Oh my goodness,
takes pretty darn cool, isn't it.

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Yeah, he's actually in the International
Swimming Hall of Fame. Now can you

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imagine that from a little town of
Borrowsville. Well, I love that.

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Now we got all kinds of activities, it's just not boys and girls and

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young people doing laps, you know, until they can't, until they can't

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swim anymore. Till they are we
give out no. Actually we start them

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around three, so as they become
potty trained, we'll start doing life saving

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lessons for them. Interesting fact,
a child is eighty eight percent less likely

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to drown if they've been introduced to
formal soil lessons. We feel very strongly

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about introducing those lessons to the community
and helping our young youngsters be a little

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bit safer around all the water we
have in Oklahoma. Well, I've seen

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these videos where they take these little
lady biddies and they just seem to know

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what to do. But to get
them at three, it's before they forget

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right. We can't quite work with
the youngest ones at that age. Water

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water is a little chilly for that
good. But once they hit three,

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we're able to work with them and
get them in and it seems to be

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working out really well. So most
of our lessons are in that three,

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four, five, six, seven
zone. We try and get them young

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and teach them, teach them all
those skills they need to be safe.

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Now, what age are they when
they're ready to get all the blocks and

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look like the big kids go get
get competitive. I think most of them

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think right around three. Yeah,
we take them on the competitive team at

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six. So once they get to
be that six year old that they they've

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gone through a lessons, they progress
right through the lessons into the team,

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and then we've got a number of
different training groups, so they just progress

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up slowly. The neathing is that
we share the pool. So my high

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cool seniors, the Griffin Craigs who
are off to Missouri to swimming Division one

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SEC program, he's actually on the
same pool deck as some of my brand

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new six year olds and they get
to watch him and see him and interact

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with him. So it's a pretty
neat experience. You know what it is

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when you're a youngster and you see
someone you've been hearing while you know this

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this this guy does all this stuff
and he's kind of famous and everything.

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They really look up to that person
and they really want to emulate the good

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things they do. And it's funny
to watch some of those secrecies, the

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little things that the older kids do. Coming out with a little six and

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seven year olds, they get behind
the blocks and they kind of stretch the

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same way just their God, they
just they just mimic the older kids,

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and it's fun to watch. It's
got to be. But I also know

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that it costs a little bit of
money to keep this thing going, doesn't

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it. It does. It's not
a cheap endeavor. We do offer some

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scholarships, but we do travel.
We try to limit some of the travel

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we do just to help out with
families. Genuinely mentioned some of our sponsorship

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available. Yeah, oh, yes, yes, because as a club,

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you know, we are a nonprofit, so we need sponsorships to help us

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maintain the pool, the equipment,
assist with the scholarships for their kids.

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We have opportunities right now. We're
right in the middle of our big sponsorship

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from I think January one to February
twenty ninth. It's kind of our drive

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to get sponsorships for the year,
and it runs from March to March,

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and there's different level sponsorships, so
we can go from our gold sponsorship,

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which I believe is five thousand all
the way down to you can be a

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friends and family level from one to
five hundred, and then there's several in

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between benefits for a company. On
each level. We have an amazing scoreboard

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that will you put the logo or
company name, our family name there.

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We go for for meets, so
they get a lot of they're seen,

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little bank for the yes and so
that's going on right now. So swimmers

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should be out in aging with the
companies. But if anybody's interested, we

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will give them some contact information.
We'd be happy to hear from them.

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Well, I think, how do
we get a hold of you? Good

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question, Yeah, you call me
nine one eight eight seven six to zero,

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five to two, or just go
to splash club dot or dashoka dot

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com. That's our website and that's
a great way to get ahold of us.

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Splash Club, dashokay dot com is
a great way to get ahold of

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us. And I think we come
out to the community and we'd love to

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get sponsorship dollars, but we'd also
like to be a partner and when we

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host several events. You and I
were talking about that earlier in the lobby.

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According to Maria at visit Morsville in
twenty twenty one twenty two, that

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winter, we did three point seven
million dollars in community impact financially coming into

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town, come come to our big
events. We actually host the Senior State

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Championships for Oklahoma swimming, which is
a major event. Right now, we're

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on pace to do almost four million
dollars in community impact this winter alone with

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our events, so I do feel
like we're a partnership. We brought in

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four hundred and fifty kids in December
and they spent two nights in hotels.

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When we get to that senior championship, we're going to be here Thursday night,

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Friday night, Saturday night. You've
got all those restaurants, all those

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hotel rooms for three hundred plus families. We think we're a pretty good partner

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for the community and pre restaurant tours
out there. They might not need a

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whole bunch before they get in the
pool, but by golly, after they

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get done, they work up an
appetite. Yes, sir, they're ready

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to go, so you know,
load up. But this is great,

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great community impact and to actually get
some sort of association as to how much

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is a great tool. It's a
great thing. So folks, if you're

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thinking about being a sponsor, I
just think a little bit about that right

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there, and that'll tell you everything
you need to know about the Splash Club

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and getting involved with it. It's
a very unique situation and that the club

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has control over the pool. The
company has given us a contract. So

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the high school team, which I
mean they're on their way to state in

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a couple of weeks and doing quite
well. They've won forty one state titles.

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Martlsville High School has they train under
our contract, so the club actually

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gives them water space and allows them
to survive and grow and I get to

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coach them. The Wesleyan has a
high school team and they train under our

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contracts. So it's it's a unique
situation where all of the swimming in the

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community revolves around Splash Club and it
has for seventy four years. The high

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school team was developed after Splash Club
was developed and as part of the club

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extension. And that's just a very
unique situation in our community. That shows

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how important and how unique we are
in this community. This is amazing.

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You know, these swimmers are such
elite athletes, and you know, I

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dare you to find anybody who's in
better shape than Sweaver, because you won't.

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You just won't. But the divers, I got a question about.

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That's a different bread. We used
to have some wonderful, wonderful divers.

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Unfortunately Oklahoma has discontinued diving as a
sport. And if you've ever been to

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the Phillips A Quiet Center, those
beautiful diving boards we used to have,

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they have been removed, which is
a very sad thing. You never like

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to see a sports or lost.
But so right now we just go back

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and forth, not up and down. All right, Well, maybe that's

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chafer in the long run. Yeah, because I had my concerns. I

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knew if you divers in high school, I'm not going you know, you're

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just about that far from and evil
buddy. Uh Now, when we talk

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about some of the things that we
have going on here with the Splash Club,

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we have a vision that's a pretty
good one too. Well, we

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have a couple of different What we
really want to do is live up to

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the legacy of Splash Club, the
founders in the International Hall of Fame.

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We've spent hundreds of athletes onto college
programs. Like you said, the high

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school team has won forty one state
titles, So are our vision? Nobody

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does that. I'm sorry it was
just off the scale, but congratulallys thank

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you. Yes I didn't win them
all, but I've been there for a

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couple. But I think our vision
is challenging tomorrow's leaders and building lifelong champions.

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And those six words meet a lot
to us. They're on our team

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shirts, they're up on our scoreboard, and we really try it and promote

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that. I think in today's society, we see too many kids not understanding

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how to live a true life,
go ups and downs of failures and struggles

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and challenges, and we want to
challenge them on a nightly basis and give

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them opportunities to fail and pick themselves
back up. That push sverance, that

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grit that this country was founded on. We try our best to really give

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the kids a practical experiment of how
to do that, how to challenge themselves,

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how to grow through adversity, how
to grow through challenges, how to

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work as a team. I really
feel that most of our kids, when

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they come through, they don't understand
how to work as a team. They

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understand how to be punctual. We
practice before school, we practice after school,

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We teach lessons after we practice,
so they have a full day.

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For most of my high school athletes, we obviously don't ask that of our

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six year olds. A six year
olds start a lett lower, but they

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watch these older ones. They watch
these older ones get up it. Yeah,

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they really get into it. And
I think that that's kind of what

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we're trying to do. We're trying
to be that calling to a better day

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and helping our kids grow and be
able to persefere in ten years when their

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child cries at two in the morning
and want them to get up strong and

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take a deep breath and handle that
and then go off to work later on

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that day. I just I feel
like our athletes are given the opportunity to

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learn those life skills. Indeed,
and now I'm thinking, I know where

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that term in life came from.
It came from the Splash Club. Well,

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and I'll say, Chad's here.
You know, he's our head coach,

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he's our executive director. He's running
this program and doing a fantastic job.

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I support from a a as a
board member and as a parent,

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and as someone who has two kids
on the Splash Club. I'm convinced my

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kids are more prepared for life because
they've been on the Splash Club. Everything

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we've said, critical banking, time
management, just a responsibility. My kids

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get up earlier than I do most
days. Some days are waking me up

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to let me know they're leaving.
I mean, it's been amazing the transformation.

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And I can speak for my kids, but I think I could say

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most swimmers are the same. Well, ye, just to see how they

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transition from and at a young age
to just being so responsible. And one

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thing about swimming is you can do
that for a good portion of your life,

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if not most of it. I
know, guys of when you know

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other places where I've lived, they're
in there. They're well into their seventies

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and they'll go out and do forty
laps and they're not even tired. Now,

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I'm like, she many we joke
it's the only sport you can do

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from diapers back to diapers. I
like that, but yeah, you know,

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you watch that and these guys they
don't look like they're putting a whole

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lot of effort, but they have
figured out how to make everything work,

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and boy, they just they just
smoke right down the lane. It's like,

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how can you do that? Practice? You got to try it.

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Okay, I'm with you. But
it's amazing, it really is. And

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we've got such a great thing going. And I'd like to encourage folks if

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you have a business or if you
just have a personal desire, to get

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a hold of JET and become a
sponsor and just see how well that not

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only works for you, but how
well it works for the kids in our

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community and our community as a whole. I mean, it's got a whole

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lot of different prongs that they go
out to help. I think it's a

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great thing. My goodness. Thanks. Now you're talking a little bit about

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the state tournament coming up here.
We just touched on that a little bit.

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Ready, coach, ready to go. We've got a couple high school

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regionals our next weekend, and then
two weeks later we'll have the high school

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state championships. Barlswill actually has three
individuals that are defending state champions. Sam

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Conrad is a young man out of
Wesleyan. He's a defending state champion in

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the hunter breaststroke warn I am and
then Griffin Craig is a two time defending

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champion in the hunter backstroke for Bartlesville, and Cody Lay is the defending state

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champion in the five hundred free style. Our girls fell a half a point

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short last year, but we've got
a pretty good squad this year and we

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hope to make some noise there.
Oh, they'll make up for that half

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point, coach, I kind of
know how this goes. They don't want

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that left on the table. No. I think they're pretty focused and pretty

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anxious to get back to competition.
So that wraps up the high school season

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rap. So that third weekend in
February, and then if anybody in the

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community is interested in watching, that
first weekend in March, we host the

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Senior State Championships. So the best
swimmers, no matter what age, in

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all of Oklahoma come to Barlowsville to
swim in that Senior State Championship meet.

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And that's it. Starts Friday morning
early runs Friday all day Saturday, all

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day Friday, all day Saturday,
all day Sunday, the finals. No

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admission costs. Oh, you just
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and so we do light shows.
It's an amazing experience. And here's a

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plog for it. Splash Club's older
kids have won the last four consecutive senior

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state championships. So from our little
small community here in Barlowsville, we're competing

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against mega teams from Jenks and Edmund
and all over the state and we are

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the four time defending state champion as
a club. Well, I dog,

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I love it here you go,
all right, something really worth taking a

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look at. When you're looking to
invest in your community, folks, Please

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just give Jan a call. Jan, how do we get a hold of

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you? Well, I think we're
gonna we'll get a hold of the Yeah,

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yes, Chad can take but we'll
be involved. And definitely, if

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you do happen to know me and
want to get a hold of me,

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I can do the sponsorship just as
much as Shad or any board member or

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any swimmer. Gotcha, swimmers do
get incentive for finding sponsorship. So if

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you do know a swimmer in your
life, they're probably looking to get some

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sponsorship, So reach out to them, let them know you're interested, and

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they can also get you the forum
and the information. Alrighty, And if

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you're looking to get a young child
involved in a great program, same address,

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same phone number, look us up. We'll be having some lessons.

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We take a little break in Frabuk
because life gets busy on all my instructors,

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Uh, most of my instructors are
top flight athletes. Several instructors are

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headed off to swim in college next
year, and you've got a great experience.

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And when you come into lessons,
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You actually get to have your child
with a member of the community that is

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doing the same things they're teaching your
child, and they're doing it at an

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extremely high level, which gives the
child a mentor, gives the child someone

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a role model look up to,
and it just becomes a lot of fun.

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It's neat to see some of these
kids that are now eight, nine,

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ten years old looking at some of
the people that were their instructors going

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off to swim in college and going
out. We've got two girls that are

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headed off to Purdue Engineering this year, and to see our younger ones look

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at them like, wow, look
what they've accomplished. And they've taught me

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how to do this sport. That's
a gold mine right there. Produce a

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darn good school, Yes it is, it is, alrighty well, thank

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you very much. For being with
us today. Appreciate it. Tom.

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Alrighty folks, you've been watching and
listening to our community connection. I'll never

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forget this call.

