Swimming World friend, Andy Ringgold of Aringo Photography, was on hand to watch his son Brett compete for the Texas Longhorns at the Texas Hall of Fame Invitational.
Ringgold sent along a few great photos for our readers to see.
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo Photography
Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold/Aringo
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Texas will be well served when it comes to defending its NCAA title come March if Brett Ringgokd keeps improving as he has last couple of years.
Texas needs big points out of him and fellow sprinter Matt Ellis snd Eddie may just get ‘ em too.
And w/ no Dsbid Nolan yo contend with Will Licon could get a trifecta, Both IMs and 200 breast, although in latter watch out for Cal’s Josh Prenit.