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Blue Eagles Go Pink for a Cause

Nazareth Swim Team takes on Central Catholic and cancer.

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The swim and dive team faced Central Catholic High School last night, and both teams switched up their school colors for a good cause.

The "Swim for Pink Meet" featured pink swimming caps and pink speedos.  In addition, donations for the American Cancer Society were collected.

The Nazareth team dedicated the “Swim for Pink Meet” to Pam Amato, a guidance counselor at the high school and the wife of Rosario Amato, the school’s athletic director.  She is courageously battling cancer.

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