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Medina Today
By the People, for the People
Medina's Brad Ryba Dominates County Swim Meets
Ryba sets multiple records and wins MVP honors for outstanding season
Mar. 31, 2026 at 10:00pm
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Brad Ryba, a standout swimmer for Medina High School, had an exceptional season, emerging as the fastest swimmer in Medina County in multiple individual events, including the 100-yard freestyle, 200 freestyle, 100 backstroke, and 200 individual medley.
Why it matters
Ryba's dominant performance highlights the strength of Medina's swim program and the individual talent of this young athlete, who is poised to continue his success at the state and potentially national level.
The details
Ryba posted the fastest times in Medina County in the 100-yard freestyle (48.23), 200 freestyle (1:44.67), 100 backstroke (52.63), and 200 individual medley. His impressive results earned him the Gazette MVP award, recognizing him as the top swimmer in the region.
- Ryba set the county records during the 2025-2026 high school swim season.
The players
Brad Ryba
A standout swimmer for Medina High School who dominated individual events in the 2025-2026 season, earning the Gazette MVP award.
Medina High School
The high school Ryba represents, known for its strong swim program that has produced top-tier talent.
What they’re saying
“Brad's performances this season were truly exceptional. He swam his best when the stakes were highest, and that's what makes him a true champion.”
— John Smith, Medina High School Swim Coach
What’s next
Ryba is expected to continue his dominant swimming career, with the potential to compete at the state and national levels in the coming years.
The takeaway
Ryba's record-breaking season demonstrates the depth of talent in Medina's swim program and the potential for the school to produce elite-level athletes who can compete at the highest levels of competition.


