By Braden Keith on SwimSwam
The College Swimming League finals are right around the corner, and SwimSwam will be hosting a College Swimming League FINALE watch party at Ballers Social Sports in Philadelphia. Braden Keith and Coleman Hodges will be hosting.
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Who is welcome: everyone! All ages, coaches, swimmers, swim geeks… Cost: $0 Registration Link: Click Here (so we can get a rough headcount) Where: Ballers Social Sports, 1325 N. Beach St., Philadelphia, PA 19125 (easy access from both South Jersey and from I-95 and I-76) Parking: Yes! ($5 with validation) Food and Drink: Available For PurchaseWhile the four participating teams in the final aren’t determined (current top 4 are Virginia, Indiana, Stanford, and NC State), the meet is going to be a thrill no matter who’s racing.
This event is also serving a second purpose: pulling the Philadelphia swimming community together and making connections. We already have commitments from local club and college coaches, so spread the word, bring your swimmers, bring your favorite swim geek, and let’s have a good time.
Because it’s still 2 years until we get to do this in Indy.
Hope to see everyone there!
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