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Winter Sports School seniors jump into training pool for the last time

By kpcw.org · August 25, 2026 · 1 min read
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Winter Sports School seniors jumped into the Utah Olympic Park training pool for the last time as a class Monday. They reminisced about their time together. Tyler Cruickshank said he and many of his classmates train at the 750,000-gallon Olympic Freestyle Pool in the summer to practice aerial tricks.

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