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Historical heat sheets from the Ancient Days posted!
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Take a look and see who was in SAIL in the 70s and 80s!

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Thumbs Up: SAIL dives into new year

Thumbs Up to SAIL for bringing yet another year of healthy and fun competition to swimming pools across Greenville County. SAIL, officially the Swim Association Invitational League, kicked off a new year last week with 3,400 young swimmers from 37 Greenville neighborhoods. As Greenville News writer Mandrallius Robinson reported, SAIL has managed to swim upstream during these tough economic times, mainly because most parents realize its value to their children and its relatively low cost. SAIL has been around Greenville so long that many people have no memory of life without the communitywide swimming competition. Its now in its 47th year, and the summer event deserves much credit for introducing thousands of youngsters to the sport of swimming in a way that has ensured healthy competition. SAIL relies on enthusiastic volunteers who put in thousands of volunteer hours. So they get a Thumbs Up, too, for their spirited dedication.