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Local swimmer named to USA Swimming Junior World Championship team

Bellingham Bay Swim Team member Emma Carlton. Photo: KPUG/Supplied to KPUG/CRG by Bellingham Bay Swim Team via press release. Photographer: Chris DuMond


Emma Carlton of the Bellingham Bay Swim Team has been named to the USA Swimming Junior World Championship Team.  The team is selected based on the rankings at the US Nationals and the 17-year-old will be back in Indianapolis August 23rd through the 28th to compete against 800 other Junior Athletes from 176 countries.

Carlton will compete in her signature event, the 50 Fly.

(KPUG – Doug Lange; Press release information from Bellingham Bay Swim team used in this story)

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