Rails See Best Swims at Conference Meet
The Rails hosted the CIML Metro Conference Championship meet this past Saturday (1/20) where all the teams from the Metro came together to race for medals and personal best READ MORE
Carlisle High School
Rails Win Exciting Meet Over East!
The men’s swimmers raced against another conference opponent on Thursday (12/14) – the Scarlets of East High School. The meet was a close one, coming down to the READ MORE
Rails Top Hoover/North in Big Win!
The Rails faced their first conference opponent on Thursday (12/7) and came away with a big win – 123-29. While the Rails won handily, every swim meet gives the team READ MORE
Middle School Girls Win Every Event at City Meet!
The Rails Middle School Girls team had a great season! They dominated in every meet, which culminated in winning every event at the City Meet. The future is definitely bright READ MORE
HS Men’s Team Races Fast in Time Trials
The high school men’s team tackled Time Trials on Saturday (11/11). While it was only the first Saturday of the season, it’s important to have a mock meet to evaluate READ MORE
Rails Swimmers Qualify For State!!
This year’s Regionals meet was an unbelievable one for the Rails! In this “one day, one shot” meet to determine state qualifiers, the Rails competed in a READ MORE
Rails Qualify Two Divers to State!
The Rails divers went to Regional Diving on Thursday (10/26) to compete for the limited State meet spots. And by the end of the evening, Jolynn Harris, senior, and Chloe READ MORE
Rails Win First Conf. Champ Meet in School History!
The Conference Championship Meet was held 10/18 (diving) and 10/19 (swimming). The Rails were focused on making school history for their 50th season, setting their sights on READ MORE
Rails Celebrate Seniors!
The Rails hosted their last dual meet of the season Tuesday (10/3) against Hoover. That meant it was time for Senior Night, a night when we recognize our senior swimmers and READ MORE
High School Swimming vs. Club Swimming
High school swim season works differently than club swimming. As both the men’s and women’s teams continue to grow, we wanted to share some important differences READ MORE
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