ONLINE EXCLUSIVE | UPDATED MARCH 7
Student overcomes obstacles to become athlete, swimmer

Like most other 18-year-olds, Tyrel Murphy, a freshman from Idaho Falls, loves to swim.

Like other students at BYU–Idaho, he participates in the intercollegiate swimming league.

Like other athletes here, Murphy tries his hardest while competing, giving everything he has.

There are about 50 students who swim competitively at BYU-I; what makes Murphy different than the other swimmers that give their all? [read more]

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