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Carrol sophomore invited to Team USA swim camp

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An Archbishop Carroll High School student was invited to a Team USA swim camp for the 100-meter freestyle.

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  • Carrol sophomore invited to Team USA swim camp.
  • An Archbishop Carroll High School student was invited to a Team USA swim camp for the 100-meter freestyle.
  • A local high school student received a chance of a lifetime.An Archbishop Carroll High School student was invited to a Team USA swim camp for the 100-meter freestyle.

A local high school student received a chance of a lifetime.An Archbishop Carroll High School student was invited to a Team USA swim camp for the 100-meter freestyle. Brooklyn Talley connected with other high school swimmers, but also Olympic swimmers, last weekend in Colorado Springs. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]News Center 7 will have her interview starting at 5 p.m.TRENDING STORIES:Man pleads guilty to murder, other charges in death of Hershall CreachbaumElection 2026: Early voting in Ohio on track to break previous midterm recordsNew boutique in Piqua will feature local women-owned small businessesTalley spoke with News Center 7 about learning the culture of a national team. She also learned how to progress as a swimmer. Now she plans to work on getting faster, so she can become an Olympic swimmer one day.Talley won state as a freshman in the 100-meter freestyle and runner-up in the 200-meter freestyle.[SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]

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