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The Aquatic Capital Of America Awards Coming Next Week

JJ FiddlerComments Off on The Aquatic Capital Of America Awards Coming Next Week

The562’s coverage of water polo & swimming is sponsored by the Aquatic Capital of America Foundation.

The Aquatic Capital of America is celebrating the outstanding and inspirational achievements of Long Beach’s aquatics community on Thursday, Feb. 23.

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The event will be hosted at Keesal, Young & Logan in Downtown Long Beach. It will start with an open bar cocktail reception complete with heavy hors d’oeuvres, followed by an official awards presentation ceremony.

JJ Fiddler
JJ Fiddler is an award-winning sportswriter and videographer who has been covering Southern California sports for multiple newspapers and websites since 2004. After attending Long Beach State and creating the first full sports page at the Union Weekly Newspaper, he has been exclusively covering Long Beach prep sports since 2007.
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