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Unalaska swimmers head to regional competition

KUCB | By Carlos Tayag

Published October 29, 2026 at 2:45 PM AKDT

Unalaska City School District's swim team in 2026.

The Unalaska Raiders swim team is heading to the regional meet in Wasilla after a strong season that included several school records.

KUCB’s Carlos Tayag sat down with team captains Adyson Scott and Camyll Paninahug to recap the season, discuss their individual and relay events and share their goals for regions and the state competition.

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Carlos is an avid music enthusiast and writer hailing from south Seattle. He has enjoyed living in Unalaska since 2013. Tayag started at KUCB as a volunteer DJ and board member, he is now a Producer for the station.

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