Buckhannon Toyota gives $10,000 donation to NCWV Swim League
Buckhannon Toyota general manager Kip Cottrill (center) donates a $10,000 check to NCWV Summer Swim League President Ashley Cilento at a recent ceremony at the Toyota locaation along with NCWV board members, coaches, and swimmers. (Duane Carpenter/My Buckhannnon)
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Buckhannon Toyota is back as title sponsor of the 2026 NCWV Summer Swim League, donating $10,000 to support teams, meets, and young swimmers across the 13-team region. The league topped 600 swimmers in 2025 and will host relay and championship events in Bridgeport and Buckhannon.
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