North Laurel High School Swim & Dive

This just proves that Jaguars are made for the water! Keep swimming Jags...keep swimming. 💙💚

Congratulations to our 2026 Jaguar Athletic Gala winners. From the starting blocks to the award stage, we are super proud of each of you and all of our 2025-26 North Laurel Swim Team. As always, "Go Jags!". 💙💚

Laurel County Barracudas signups have begun! 💙

Good afternoon everyone...I would like strongly encourage ANYONE, current or upcoming swimmers, or anyone who would just like to give it a try, to come join us for the summer for a short, fun summer season. Our summer events consist of 50's in each event, 100 IM, and relays. It is a great time and a great time to put in the extra work to get better. If you would like additional details, send one of us a message and we will get back to you. I hope to see ALL of our North Laurel Swimmers there!

Follow the link below to sign up. ⬇️ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1va62Xo9CTHv7fTn6Z2W9OJUMQVP9d6W38w1e-kblqjE/viewform?edit_requested=true

Save the date!

North Laurel High School athletes, mark your calendars and plan to join us for the 2026 Jaguar Athletic Gala! It will be an evening of celebration and recognition as we honor the achievements of our outstanding athletes and teams.

Date: Thursday, May 7th
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: The Creek

“Different lanes, one team. Every stroke stronger together.” -North Laurel Swimming 💙💚

Photo credits: Mark Sexton of Mark Sexton Photography

We were missing several swimmers due to previous obligations. We just hate that they couldn't be there: Cameron Wagovich, Annabelle Welch, Noah Blake Elza, Jaedyn Gilbert, Lakelee Gilbert, and Abram Rose.

📌Future North Laurel swimmers... if you have already been swimming or would like to swim in the future, please consider taking advantage of this opportunity to learn the proper strokes and technique. Who doesn't love to swim?

Stayin' Alive is the song that comes to mind right now...Avery Murray is moving on from prelims to finals tonight at the KHSAA State Championship. She killed it today! A new personal best time, lowered that school record, and is currently sitting in the Top 10 in the state for the 50 Free. Let's go!!!

On Saturday, February 21st at 10:30am, Avery Murray, will race in the KHSAA State Championship at the University of Kentucky in the 50 Yard Freestyle. Come out and show your support. Prelims are in the morning and finals are in the afternoon. Tickets are $15 on GoFan.

On Saturday, February 7, three North Laurel swimmers competed in the KHSAA First Round of the State Championships at Scott High School in Taylor Mill, Kentucky. Avery Murray competed in the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle events, Cameron Wagovich swam the 100-yard breaststroke, and Boston Rupard competed in the 200-yard freestyle. All three athletes worked tirelessly throughout the season and faced strong competition to earn their spots at the First Round of State.

Avery Murray delivered an outstanding performance, swimming two personal best times and breaking her own school records in both the 50-yard freestyle and the 100-yard freestyle. Her 50-yard freestyle was one of the most exciting races of the entire meet, ending in a three-way tie with all three swimmers touching the wall at the exact same time — 25.17 to the hundredth of a second. That time earned her a shared 5th-place finish and advanced her to the final round of the KHSAA State Championships at the University of Kentucky in Lexington on February 21. In the 100-yard freestyle, she placed 13th overall.

Cameron Wagovich competed in the 100-yard breaststroke and turned in a strong performance, finishing 16th overall. Cameron’s dedication and work ethic continue to set the standard for our program, and we look forward to seeing what he accomplishes next season.

Boston Rupard competed in the 200-yard freestyle and earned a 15th-place finish in his first trip to the Semi-State Championship. As a freshman, Boston has already proven himself to be a determined competitor. He swam to a new personal best and approaches every race with a positive attitude and the goal of continually improving.

Competing at the state level is no small accomplishment. Each of these swimmers represented North Laurel with pride, sportsmanship, and determination. As a coach, I am incredibly proud of the effort they put into their training, the way they supported one another, and the respect they showed to competitors from across the region. As this season comes to a close for most, we look forward to continuing to grow our program and welcoming new swimmers who will discover just how special the sport of swimming truly is.