A woman pushed through the doors and lacked anything to indicate she was ready to swim. No gym bag, the makeup wasn't suitable(Unless it was waterproof) and spoke down to her as if she was an idiot for wearing her pants. "Really?" Her voice was filled with pure snark. "I thought this was um.... cheerleading." She spotted the backpack on her back and smiled.<i>Perhaps, you will swim after all. Not the best thing but each to their own.  </i>"Oh, the captain? You're looking for Sasha then." She sweetly told the woman as the team watched in silence at their rude companion. She gestured for them to be silent with her left hand. "I'll go get her." She made an effort to head away then snuck around the side of the lockers until she arrived at hers. She quickly opened it and put on a loose white Crieghton Swimming Team Captain jersey on and made her way after the woman.<br/><br/>"You gotta see me?" She remarked after catching up to the woman and put a finger on the woman's lip before she could speak. "Appearances are decieving and." She let out a cold laugh. "I hold your future in my hands, hon." She looked down at the woman's outfit then up at her face. "Either you don't know what a wet towel can make your bag look like or you think you can push your way." She ignored any words the woman was saying. "I'm Sasha." She smiled at the woman. "And you must be Ruby Rose." She tilted her head to the left. "And So far, you are failing." She removed her finger from the lip and looked at the pool. "Now, I'm not one to kick someone out for an honest mistake and i'll pretend this is an honest mistake. I mean, who would have thought that little ol' me, a Five-nine woman with a swimmer's build and been in the calenders would be the captain." She knew this could piss her off and wanted to have an excuse to flunk her. Unfortunately for Ruby, she would be grading her throughout the year in order to make up for the mistake of the past and it served as evidence for her degree. "Oh and I have the power to dismiss you. So, get back into the locker room ooooor..." She paused to imply she would enjoy kicking her off. "I tell the dean that you weren't a good fit and for the sake of the team, I had to remove you." She purposely moved closer to the pool. Her back was facing the water and she knew it wasn't smart but sometimes, the stupid option worked.<i>Go ahead. Push me in to embarrass me. You'll find out that tricks like that won't work. </i>