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FILE PHOTO; TEXT BY DAN ALBANO, OCVARSITY.COM

Janet Evans was selected Thursday for the National High School Hall of Fame. She will be inducted in July in San Diego. Check out the slide show to see where she ranks among the top O.C. girls swimmers of the past 20 years.

Top O.C. girls swimmers of the past 20 years

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Top O.C. girls swimmers of the past 20 years

March 11, 2010 11:20 AM

By DAN ALBANO

OCVarsity.com

Click on the photo to the right to find a countdown of the top O.C. girls swimmers of the past 20 years.

When it comes to impressive swimming history, Orange County is hard to beat - at any level.

One of its richest areas, of course, is high school.

So who is the county's top high school swimmer the past 20 years?

Well, there may be no better place to start a list of the county's all-time greats than in 1989 - which marked the final high school season of arguably the greatest high school swimmer the county has ever seen.

So check out the slide show for Dan Albano's countdown of the top 10 girls swimmers of the past 20 years. Then go to the ocvarsity.com blogand leave your comments about the countdown.

Contact the writer: dalbano@ocregister.com

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