Trevor Green Swims Past the Competition

By Tom Barton | Mar 20, 2025 | Sports

Trevor Green | RP Athletics | Facebook

Rocky Point High School has one of the best swimmers on the island from their school and he has been bringing home the awards all season long.

Last week Trevor Green placed 2nd in the 200-yard Individual Medley and 3rd in the 100-yard Backstroke at the 2025 NYSPHSAA Boys Swimming Championships at Ithaca College.

Green is only a junior, so Rocky Point will get another opportunity to watch the young man compete next season as well.

In addition to his performance at the State Boys Championships, he also has been named to the All-State Swimming team. That goes along with his All-County Swimming nod, and he won Independent Swimmer of the Year.

It will be a fun journey to watch his career unfold even more as a senior next season.

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