Who's going to come out on top in the high schoolswimming and diving season? Now, it's the fans' turn to voice their choice.
The Florida High School Athletic Association kicks off its new season during the week of Aug. 17 across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, leading to the state championships in Ocala in November. The 2025 season was another success on the First Coast, including a national record.
So, the big question: Which team will come out on top for boys swimming and diving in the Jacksonville area?
Vote for Northeast Florida's best boys swimming and diving team at the link below. This poll will remain open through 10 a.m. Aug. 21.
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This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Vote: Jacksonville area's top high school boys swimming team in 2026
