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Sun, 02/19/2017 - 12:34am

FEDERAL WAY — Like the team-first swimmer he is, Josh Bottelberghe was more interested in talking about his team’s accomplishment than his own. The Columbia River won 200 freestyle relay and earned a fourth-place team finish — believed to be the school’s highest finish in boys swimming, fourth-year coach Alyssa Manlow said — at Saturday’s finals of the Class 2A state swimming and diving championships. Yet it was hard to overlook Bottelberghe’s feats.

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