JDHS swim team honor seniors Saturday with home meet win
- Klas Stolpe
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Crimson Bears’ upper class also defeat coaches in relay challenge
By Klas Stolpe
Juneau Independent
The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé swim and dive team found a unique way to honor their seniors Saturday at the Dimond Park Aquatic Center — let them thrash the coaches in a 200-yard freestyle relay.
“When I was a freshman, I remember only the seniors got to race against the coaches,” JDHS senior Deedee Mills said. “But even then I knew we would win when we were seniors.”
The winning time wasn’t important. JDHS seniors Clive Mateo, Valerie Peimann, Mills and Vincent Hayes were already drying the pool water from their bodies when “senior” coaches Kristin Jones, Carole Triem, Savona Kiessling and Stig Cunningham finished. Of importance were the careers the coaching staff and the community of Juneau had impacted.
“I never thought that it would feel like this,” Mills said. “It has gone by so fast. I am proud to see myself improve and getting to see other people improve and know that myself and others worked really hard for what we got. It is a really good feeling.”
JDHS senior Valerie Peimann said, “It is pretty crazy this is the final home meet. It is kind of sad, but bittersweet at the same time. I am really excited to go on and do other things in college, but I am sad to be leaving all my teammates here.”
The win over the coaches was extra.
“It was awesome,” she said. “I was a little scared because some of them still swim a lot, but we did good.”
On Saturday, Peimann also won the girls’ 200 freestyle in 1:57.69, won the girls’ 100 breaststroke in 1:08.37 and anchored the winning girls’ 200 free relay with Mills, junior Bailey Fisher and freshman Annabell Woodruff in 1:44.03. On Friday she led off the winning girls’ 200 medley relay (juniors Kennedy Miller, Amy Liddle, Lily Francis) that hit 1:49.75, won the girls’ 100 free in 54.36 (Mills placed second in 57.60), won the 100 backstroke in 59.45 and anchored the winning girls’ 400 free relay (Liddle, Francis, Mills) that hit 3:46.77.
On Saturday, Mills placed second in the 50 free with 25.98 (Francis won in 25.23) and placed second in the girls’ 100 back with 1:06.19 (Liddle won in 1:01.45)
Peimann said Juneau pools taught her that “I can do hard things. That is what I remember most. I can wake up early and work hard every day. That is my biggest takeaway.”
On Saturday, Mateo was part of the third-place boys’ 200 medley relay (sophomore Axel Boily, freshman Henry Thatcher, junior Gabe Aldrich) that hit 1:56.38 (Ketchikan won in 1:42.04), placed third in the boys’ 100 breast with 1:13.26 (1. KTN Evan Dash 1:01.03) and fifth in the 100 free with 55.40 (1. Sitka’s Corin Colliver 50.28).
“Senior night kind of reminds me of all the times I got to have with the team and whenever I think about it, it brings back good memories,” Mateo said. “Like, we’ve been doing this since we were in pre-com. It means kind of a reconciliation and kind of an end to things, but at the same time it's a new beginning for stuff too…I was actually part of the Ketchikan team before I joined Juneau so it was kind of funny seeing them, but I'm just reminded a lot of the emotion, especially during swimming, in the sport and how it drives people in general. But I think it has driven us in all good ways, and I don't regret a single thing about joining swimming as a main sport.”
He called the support in the community inspiring. “Our parents and coaches and the rest of the team that are supporting us and our club, and our money and fundraiser have all been such a huge crutch for us, and we are very indebted to all of them,” he said. “We thank very much all of them for just giving us this chance to be here and to fly out and go to these meets and pay for food and do all these fun stuff.”
On Saturday Hayes placed fourth in the boys’ 500 free with 25.16 (1. JDHS So. Liam Kiessling 23.11) and 10th in the 100 back with 1:08.71 (1. Kiessling 54.52). On Friday he placed fourth in the 200 free with 2:05.99 (1. Petersburg’s Logan Tow 1:51.96) and Mateo was sixth in 2:07.90. Hayes also placed sixth in the 500 free with 5:49.18 (1. Tow 5:08.59). Mateo also placed fifth in the 100 back on Friday with 1:04.83 (1. KTN Gavin Harold 57.55) and led off the 400 free relay team (junior Sam Pallenberg, Thatcher, freshman Keagan Andrews) that placed fourth in 3:51.48 (1. Sitka 3:22.86).
“One of my first meets ever was at this pool,” Hayes said. “Freshman year with TM (the now-defunct Thunder Mountain High School). I am happy that I at least got to end it in the pool, even though it is with JD, but it means a lot that I made it through all four years. I got injured during my sophomore year so I had to swim differently than what I had liked, but I am glad I still got to push through all four years to be back here…It feels really awesome knowing that so many people in the community and my life have come to support me throughout my entire journey of swimming...Swimming allowed me to stay in shape and push myself harder than I thought I would have been able to.”
JDHS senior Taylor Mesdag capped off her home diving career scoring 152.80 points to win the girls’ 1-meter diving. Junior teammates Adeline Williams and Moira Bahn placed second and third with 131.85 and 116.45, respectively (4. KTN Mia Calvin 109.30; 2. KTN Lina Merrill 108.20).
“This has been exciting and kind of sad,” Mesdag said. “I am relieved the double is done, but I am really sad. This is my last meet that I am going to have in Juneau. I still have two more meets because we have regions and state, hopefully. But this is my last meet in town, which is pretty sad to think about. But I am probably not going to cry until the end of the night because my best friend is giving my senior speech.”
Mesdag acknowledged the community support through the years and said, “It has been very nice. This was also probably one of my favorite meets because all the judges we had today were either previous divers that I have dove with or two of them were my previous coaches from the past year. So it was really nice to see them again. It is a really cool experience to be able to have judges that I know and respect, and all my family and my friends up behind me, and my coach Savona (Kiessling), who have been here for all four years that I've been diving. We have switched out coaches a lot, but Savona has always been there. So she is really important to me. It is kind of like I got the gang all back together.”
Mesdag also won the dive portion on Friday with 156.80 points (2. Bahn 150.40; 3. Williams 131.05; 4. Calvin 118.60; 5. Merrill 117.95).
“My little sister was a gymnast and I used to do gymnastics with her,” Mesdag said of how she became a diver. “My dad was a gymnast so I used do like tumbling and stuff with him, too. And so that is why I kind of switched from swimming to diving. I really enjoyed having more of the gymnastics aspects in it because I really missed having that when I was a little kid.”
JDHS won the combined meet scoring with 427 points on Saturday (2. Sitka 17; 3. KTN 159; 4. PSG 74; 5. Craig 66; 6. Wrangell 16) and Friday with 483 (2. SIT 202.5; 3. KTN 183; 4. PSG 84; 5. CRG 58.5; 6. WRG 18).
JUNEAU INVITE SATURDAY MEET TEAM SCORES
Boys
1) Juneau-Douglas 149; 2) Kayhi 131; 3) Sitka 118; 4) Craig 34; 5) Petersburg 12; 6) Wrangell 4
Girls
1) Juneau-Douglas 278; 2) Petersburg 60; 3) Sitka 57; 4) Craig 32; 5) Kayhi 28; 6) Wrangell 12
SATURDAY EVENT RESULTS
Girls
200 Medley Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (Fr. Katya Foy, Fr. Cora Soboleff, Fr. Woodruff, Fr. Maddie Manlulu) 1:58.49; 2) Sitka 2:09.35; 3) Craig 2:22.55; 4) Juneau-Douglas B (Fr. Natalie MacKinnon, Fr. Ila Mannino, Fr. Hannah Plang, Fr. Elli Higgins ) 2:25.60; 5) Wrangell 2:44.84
200 Free — 1) Valerie Peimann (JD) 1:57.69; 2) Mia Turner (Sitka) 2:11.94; 3) Ruby Dunn (Sitka) 2:27.28; 4) Mae Crocker (JD) 2:27.80; 5) Natalie Mackinnon (JD) 2:31.90; 6) Delilah Clark (Sitka) 2:35.69; 7) Saana Amundson (JD) 2:39.74; 8) Macie Bullock (Kayhi) 2:45.50
200 IM — 1) Lexie Tow (Petersburg) 2:19.04; 2) Cora Soboleff (JD) 2:22.95; 3) Bella Miller (Petersburg) 2:28.78; 4) Josephine Jackson (Kayhi) 2:29.53; 5) Grace Maygren (Craig) 3:00.05
50 Free — 1) Lily Francis (JD) 25.23; 2) Deedee Mills (JD) 25.98; 3) Bailey Fisher (JD) 26.15; 4) Taryn Fleming (Sitka) 26.53; 5) Katya Foy (JD) 26.91; 6) Payton McCoy (Craig) 28.68; 7) Piper Bonzo (Kayhi) 29.23; 8) Clara Van Kirk (JD) 29.31; 9) Sarah Anderson (JD) 29.40; 10) Johanna Sanford (Wrangell) 29.54; 11) Hannah Plang (JD) 29.68; 12) Abigail McCoy (Craig) 3043; 13) Evi Rice (Sitka) 31.63; 14) Augustine Kvasnikoff (JD) 32.11; 15) Kailee Stock (Craig) 33.38; 16) Macie Bullock (Kayhi) 33.72; 17) Kalee Herman (Wrangell) 34.89; 18) Arabelle Nore (Wrangell) 35.57; 19) Raine Mackie (Kayhi) 35.79; 20) Amura Roher (Wrangell) 38.77
1-meter diving — 1) Taylro Mesdag (JD) 152.80; 2) Moira Bahn (JD) 131.85; 3) Adeline Williams (JD) 116.45; 4) Mia Calvin (Kayhi) 109.30; 5) Lina Merrill (Kayhi) 108.20
100 Butterfly — 1) Amy Liddle (JD) 57.98; 2) Taryn Fleming (Sitka) 1:03.12; 3) Avery Smith (JD) 1:04.05; 4) Brooklyn Whitethorn (Petersburg) 1:07.31; 5) Maddie Manlulu (JD) 1:14.30; 6) Hannah Plang (JD) 1:16.31; 7) Delphine Hochstoeger (JD) 1:17.11; 8) Ruby Dunn (Sitka) 1:20.00; 9) Arabella Nore (Wrangell) 1:32.58
100 Free — 1) Lexie Tow (Petersburg) 55.50; 2) Lily Francis (JD) 55.60; 3) Bailey Fisher (JD) 57.20; 4) Kennedy Miller (JD) 57.83; 5) Kaelyn Szefler (JD) 57.97; 6) Katya Foy (JD) 58.41; 7) Annabelle Woodruff (JD) 58.60; 8) Mia Turner (Sitka) 1:01.09; 9) Payton McCoy (Craig) 1:01.88; 10) Piper Bonzo (Kayhi) 1:03.18; 11) Elli Higgins (JD) 1:06.66; 12) Natalie Mackinnon (JD) 1:08.72; 13) Eliza Albrecht (JD) 1:09.04; 14) Abigail McCoy (Craig) 1:09.80; 15) Augustine Kvasnikoff (JD) 1:10.63; 16) Delilah Clark (Sitka) 1:11.92; 17) Raine Mackie (Kayhi) 1:19.85; 18) Amura Roher (Wrangell) 1:25.32
500 Free — 1) Maddox Rasmussen (JD) 5:57.97; 2) Olivia Hinde (Petersburg) 6:19.81; 3) Clara Van Kirk (JD) 7:07.15; 4) Grace Maygren (Craig) 7:27.62; 5) Ila Mannino (JD) 8:25.07
200 Free Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (Mills, Fisher, Woodruff, Peimann) 1:44.03; 2) Petersburg 1:51.95; 3) Juneau-Douglas B (Crocker, Hochstoeger, Foy, Van Kirk) 1:55.29; 4) Sitka 1:56.93; 5) Craig 1:58.83; 6) Kayhi 1:59.49; 7) Wrangell 2:19.61
100 Backstroke — 1) Amy Liddle (JD) 1:01.45; 2) Deedee Mills (JD) 1:06.19; 3) Bella Miller (Petersburg) 1:07.08; 4) Avery Smith (JD) 1:07.79; 5) Brooklyn Whitethorn (Petersburg) 1:08.27; 6) Kaelyn Szefler (JD0 1:08.41; 7) Annabelle Woodruff (JD) 1:09.39; 8) Mae Crocker (JD) 1:14.62; 9) Delphine Hochstoeger (JD) 1:15.46; 10) Mia Calvin (Kayhi) 1:18.08; 11) Johanna Sanford (Wrangell) 1:21.94
100 Breast — 1) Valerie Peimann (JD) 1:08.37; 2) Kennedy Miller (JD0 1:12.38; 3) Cora Soboleff (JD) 1:13.74; 4) Josephine Jackson (Kayhi) 1:19.89; 5) Maddie Manlulu (JD) 1:19.90; 6) Evi Rice (Sitka) 1:20.66; 7) Sarah Anderson (JD) 1:24.58; 8) Elli Higgins (JD) 1:26.16; 9) Maddox Rasmussen (JD) 1:28.90; 10) Eliza Albrecth (JD) 1:29.42; 11) Saana Amundson (JD) 1:36.86; 12) Ila Mannino (JD) 1:48.66; 13) Kalee Herman (Wrangell) 1:56.25
400 Free Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (Anderson, Kvasnikoff, Amundson, Albrecht) 4:39.20
Boys
200 Medley Relay — 1) Kayhi (JP Robbins, Gavin Harold, Evan Dash, Parker Hagan) 1:42.04; 2) Sitka 1:47.53; 3) Juneau-Douglas (Mateo, Boily, Thatcher, G. Aldrich) 1:56.38; 4) Craig 2:05.04
200 Free — 1) Zach Martens (Sitka) 1:50.28; 2) Josh Edwards (JD) 1:51.08; 3) Corin Colliver (Sitka) 1:52.58; 4) Kaden Aldrich (JD) 1:52.77; 5) JP Robbins (Kayhi) 1:58.52; 6) Parker Hagan (Kayhi) 2:00.29; 7) Phin Edwards (Sitka) 2:00.78; 8) Isaiah McCoy (Craig) 2:02.88; 9) Odin Emley (Sitka) 2:30.09; 10) Gus Becker (Sitka) 2:32.93; 11) Lincoln Bergtold (Craig) 2:45.17
200 IM — 1) Gavin Harold (Kayhi) 2:07.34; 2) Levi Phelps (JD) 2:11.30; 3) Sam Pallenberg (JD) 2:19.14; 4) Max Meredith (Kayhi) 2:24.13; 5) Nathaniel Duran (Kayhi) 2:28.17; 6) Henry Thatcher (JD) 2:33.00
50 Free — 1) Liam Kiessling (JD) 23.11; 2) Elliott Galanin (Sitka) 24.64; 3) James Nellis (Sitka) 24.88; 4) Vincent Hayes (JD) 25.16; 5) Hunter Eckert (Kayhi) 25.39; 6) Wyatt Kirkness (Sitka) 26.09
1-meter diving — 1) Liam Woodward (Kayhi) 191.30; 2) Easton Berger (JD) 159.95; 3) Jett Miller (Kayhi) 122.30; 4) Alex Davis (JD) 94.65
100 Butterfly — 1) Evan Dash (Kayhi) 53.21; 2) Parker Hagan (Kayhi) 58.11; 3) Logan Tow (Petersburg) 59.07; 4) Nathaniel Duran (Kayhi) 1:00.73; 5) Sam Pallenberg (JD) 1:02.35; 6) Gabe Aldrich (JD) 1:03.09; 7) Axel Boily (JD) 1:08.13; 8) Keagen Andrews (JD) 1:10.40; 9) Chedi Giron (JD) 1:12.62
100 Free — 1) Corin Colliver (Sitka) 50.28; 2) Josh Edwards (JD) 50.76; 3) James Nellis (Sitka) 54.42; 4) Phin Edwards (Sitka) 55.23; 5) Clive Mateo (JD) 55.40; 6) Hunter Eckert (Kayhi) 56.67; 7) Erik Chevalier (Sitka) 57.45; 8) Watt Kirkness (Sitka) 57.73; 9) Henry Thatcher (JD) 58.01; 10) Liam McCoy (Craig) 58.36; 11) Andrei Siekawitch (Wrangell) 58.71; 12) Aiden Eldridge (Kayhi) 59.44; 13) Joseph Wilson (Craig) 1:03.12; 14) Odin Emley (Sitka) 1:08.43; 15) Gus Becker (Sitka) 1:09.78; 16) Peter Houser (Wrangell) 1:25.82
500 Free — 1) Zach Martens (Sitka) 5:00.36; 2) JP Robbins (Kayhi) 5:14.66; 3) Isaiah McCoy (Craig) 5:55.35
200 Free Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (Phelps, Andrews, S. Pallenberg, Giron) 1:41.25; 2) Sitka 1:48.56; 3) Craig 1:49.79
100 Backstroke — 1) Liam Kiessling (JD) 54.52; 2) Gavin Harold (Kayhi) 57.80; 3) Logan Tow (Petersburg) 57.89; 4) Kaden Aldrich (JD) 59.45; 5) Levi Phelps (JD) 1:01.57; 6) Elliott Galanin (Sitka) 1:03.02; 7) Gabe Aldrich (JD) 1:05.32; 9) Liam McCoy (Craig) 1:07.71; 10) Vincent Hayes (JD0 1:08.71; 11) Andrei Siekawitch (Wrangell) 1:09.75; 12) Erik Chevalier (Sitka) 1:10.20; 13) Keagen Andrews (JD) 1:11.41; 14) Axel Boily (JD) 1:11.46; 15) Cehdi Giron (JD) 1:19.31; 16) Lincoln Bergtold (Craig) 1:25.17
100 Breaststroke — 1) Evan Dash (Kayhi) 1:01.03; 2) Max Meredith (Kayhi) 1:08.09; 3) Clive Mateo (JD) 1:13.26; 4) Joseph Wilson (Craig) 1:18.27; 5) Peter Houser (Wrangell) 2:03.35
400 Free Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (K. Aldrich, Kiessling, Phelps, Edwards) 3:22.05; 2) Kayhi (Hagan, Robbins, Harold, Dash) 3:24.48; 3) Sitka 3:38.67; 4) Sitka B 3:46.78
JUNEAU INVITE FRIDAY MEET TEAM SCORES
Boys
1) Juneau-Douglas 173; 2) Kayhi 146; 3) Sitka 141.5; 4) Craig 31.5; 5) Petersburg 18; 6) Wrangell 4
Girls
1) Juneau-Douglas 310; 2) Petersburg 66; 3) Sitka 61; 4) Kayhi 37; 5) Craig 27; 6) Wrangell 14
FRIDAY EVENT RESULTS
Girls
200 Medley Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (Peimann, Miller, Liddle, Francis) 1:49.75; 2) Petersburg 2:03.62; 3) Juneau-Douglas B (Hochstoeger, Crocker, Smith, Plang) 2:11.15; 4) Kayhi 2:15.12; 5) Craig 2:17.56; 6) Wrangell 2:41.08
200 Free — 1) Taryn Fleming (Sitka) 2:04.28; 2) Cora Soboleff (JD) 2:04.89; 3) Annabelle Woodruff (JD) 2:08.98; 4) Bella Miller (Petersburg) 2:11.54; 5) Maddox Rasmussen (JD) 2:13.19; 6) Olivia Hinde (Petersburg) 2:20.76; 7) Hannah Plang (JD) 2:21.85; 8) Macie Bullock (Kayhi) 2:45.46
200 IM — 1) Amy Liddle (JD) 2:10.28; 2) Mia Turner (Sitka) 2:29.19; 3) Katya Foy (JD) 2:29.86; 4) Josephine Jackson (Kayhi) 2:31.30; 5) Mae Crocker (JD) 2:44.81; 6) Delphine Hochstoeger (JD) 2:47.61; 7) Eliza Albrecht (JD) 2:50.34; 8) Clara Van Kirk (JD) 2:51.68; 9) Arabelle Nore (Wrangell) 3:17.29; 10) Kalee Herman (Wrangell) 3:38.44
50 Free — 1) Lexie Tow (Petersburg) 25.70; 2) Bailey Fisher (JD) 26.22; Kennedy Miller (JD) 26.32; 4) Kaelyn Szefler (JD) 26.78; 5) Brooklyn Whitethorn (Petersburg) 27.01; 6) Maddie Manlulu (JD) 27.25; 7) Payton McCoy (Craig) 27.98; 8) Avery Smith (JD) 28.45; 9) Grace Maygren (Craig) 28.48; 10) Piper Bonzo (Kayhi) 28.91; 11) Elli Higgins (JD) 29.39; 12) Johanna Sanford (Wrangell) 29.51; 13) Ruby Dunn (Sitka) 29.57; 14) Natalie Mackinnon (JD) 30.60; 15) Mia Calvin (Kayhi) 30.62; 16) Abigail McCoy (Craig) 30.80; 17) Saana Amundson (JD) 31.60; 18) Delilah Clark (Sitka) 32.70; 19) Kailee Stock (Craig) 32.98; 20) Raine Mackie (Kayhi) 34.82; 21) Amura Roher (Wrangell) 36.76; 22) Kalee Herman (Wrangell) 36.86; 23) Ila Mannino (JD) 38.10
1-meter diving — 1) Taylor Mesdag (JD) 156.80; 2) Moira Bahn (JD) 150.40; 3) Adeline Williams (JD) 131.05; 4) Mia Calvin (Kayhi) 118.60; 5) Lina Merrill (Kayhi) 117.95
100 Butterfly — 1) Lily Francis (JD) 1:02.33; 2) Kennedy Miller (JD) 1:02.93; 3) Annabelle Woodruff (JD) 1:03.05; 4) Kaelyn Szefler (JD) 1:04.42; 5) Josephine Jackson (Kayhi) 1:11.69; 6) Evi Rice (Sitka) 1:21.78; 7) Arabella Nore (Wrangell) 1:32.93
100 Free — 1) Valerie Peimann (JD) 54.36; 2) Deedee Mills (JD) 57.60; 3) Bailey Fisher (JD) 57.77; 4) Brooklyn Whitethorn (Petersburg) 58.73; 5) Avery Smith (JD) 1:02.20; 6) Maddie Manlulu (JD) 1:02.47; 7) Payton McCoy (Craig) 1:02.64; 8) Sarah Anderson (JD) 1:03.51; 9) Piper Bonzo (Kayhi) 1:04.28; 10) Olivia Hinde (Petersburg) 1:05.59; 11) Ruby Dunn (Sitka) 1:05.91; 12) Augustine Kvasnikoff (JD) 1:09.21; 13) Abigail McCoy (Craig) 1:09.25; 14) Johanna Sanford (Wrangell) 1:09.37; 15) Macie Bullock (Kayhi) 1:14.73; 16) Raine Mackie (Kayhi) 1:17.36; 17) Amura Roher (Wrangell) 1:26.88
500 Free — 1) Amy Liddle (JD) 5:16.58; 2) Cora Soboleff (JD) 5:39.39; 3) Taryn Fleming (Sitka) 5:47.62; 4) Bella Miller (Petersburg) 5:48.50; 5) Hannah Plang (JD) 6:37.72; 6) Delilah Clark (Sitka) 6:55.32; 7) Eliza Albrecht (JD) 6:55.83; 8) Saan Amundson (JD) 7:27.28
200 Free Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas B (Fisher, Manlulu, Foy, Woodruff) 1:46.24; 2) Juneau-Douglas A (Mills, Smith, Szefler, Miller) 1:47.15; 3) Petersburg 1:50.28; 4) Sitka 1:55.68; 5) Kayhi 1:59.11; 6) Wrangell 2:12.45
100 Back — 1) Valerie Peimann (JD) 59.45; 2) Lily Francis (JD) 1:03.43; 3) Katya Foy (JD) 1:07.40; 4) Maddox Rasmussen (JD) 1:09.26; 5) Elli Higgins (JD) 1:17.19; 6) Natalie Mackinnon (JD) 1:17.81; 7) Evi Rice (Sitka) 1:22.47
100 Breast — 1) Lexie Tow (Petersburg) 1:09.65; 2) Mia Turner (Sitka) 1:17.99; 3) Deedee Mill (JD) 1:21.44; 4) Grace Maygren (Craig) 1:21.65; 5) Clara Van Kirk (JD) 1:21.72; 6) Mae Crocker (JD) 1:26.29; 7) Delphine Hochstoeger (JD) 1:27.57; 8) Augustine Kvasnikoff (JD) 1:29.41; 9) Kailee Stock (Craig) 1:34.34; 10) Ila Mannino (JD) 1:44.92
400 Free Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (Liddle, Mills, Francis, Peimann) 3:46.77; 2) Sitka 4:18.87; 3) Juneau-Douglas B (Szfeler, Higgins, Mackinnon, Plang) 4:21.31; 4) Craig 4:39.15
Boys
200 Medley Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (Kiessling, Edwards, Phelps, K. Aldrich) 1:40.63; 2) Kayhi (Harold, Meredith, Dash, Hagan) 1:42.21; 3) Juneau-Douglas (Mateo, G. Aldrich, Boily, Hayes) 1:56.67; 4) Craig 2:01.40; 5) Sitka 2:14.03
200 Free — 1) Logan Tow (Petersburg) 1:51.96; 2) JP Robbins (Kayhi) 1:55.26; 3) Hunter Eckert (Kayhi) 2:04.12; 4) Vincent Hayes (JD) 2:05.99; 5) Wyatt Kirkness (Sitka) 2:06.84; 6) Clive Mateo 9JD) 2:07.90; 7) Chedi Giron (JD) 2:10.75; 8) Erik Chevalier (Sitka) 2:11.22
200 IM — 1) Josh Edwards (JD) 2:02.68; 2) Liam Kiessling (JD) 2:03.75; 3) Zach Martens (Sitka) 2:04.37; 4) Kaden Aldrich (JD) 2:05.77; 5) Gavin Harold (Kayhi) 2:06.28; 6) Max Meredith (Kayhi) 2:20.88; 7) Gabe Aldrich (JD) 2:24.61; 8) Nathaniel Duran (Kayhi) 2:28.36; 9) Liam McCoy (Craig) 2:29.38; 10) Ben Pallenberg (JD) 2:29.86
50 Free — 1) Tommy McCarthy (Sitka) 22.92; 2) Corin Colliver (Sitka) 23.04; 3) Levi Phelps (JD) 23.73; 4) Isaiah McCoy (Craig) 24.11; 5) James Nellis (Sitka) 24.41; 6) Sam Pallenberg (JD) 24.67; 7) Joseph Wilson (Craig), Phin Edwards (Sitka) 25.60 (tie); 9) Andrei Siekawitch (Wrangell) 26.16; 10) Keagen Andrews (JD) 26.41; 11) Aiden Eldridge (Kayhi) 26.71; 12) Lincoln Bergtold (Craig) 30.83; 13) Odin Emley (Sitka) 30.86; 14) Gus Becker (Sitka) 30.95; 15) Peter Houser (Wrangell) 35.77
1-meter diving — 1) Liam Woodward (Kayhi) 208.15; 2) Jett Miller (Kayhi) 134.45; 3) Easton Berger (JD) 131.45; 4) Alex Davis (JD) 95.80
100 Butterfly — 1) Evan Dash (Kayhi) 52.77; 2) Liam Kiessling (JD) 56.68; 3) Tommy McCarthy (Sitka) 57.36; 4) Levi Phelps (JD) 57.45; 5) Kaden Aldrich (JD) 1:00.01; 6) Nathaniel Duran (Kayhi) 1:00.67; 7) Hunter Eckert (Kayhi) 1:02.17; 8) Liam McCoy (Craig) 1:05.90
100 Free — 1) Zach Martens (Sitka) 50.56; 2) Parker Hagan (Kayhi) 50.64; 3) Isaiah McCoy (Craig) 53.65; 4) Elliott Galanin (Sitka) 53.91; 5) James Nellis (Sitka) 55.17; 6) Sam Pallenberg (JD) 55.22; 7) Joseph Wilson (Craig) 57.56; 8) Keagen Andrews (JD) 58.85
500 Free — 1) Logan Tow (Petersburg) 5:08.59; 2) JP Robbins (Kayhi) 5:14.06; 3) Gabe Aldrich 9JD) 5:47.67; 4) Wyatt Kirkness (Sitka) 5:48.40; 5) Chedi Giron (JD) 5:48.67; 6) Vincent Hayes (JD) 5:49.18; 7) Henry Thatcher (JD) 5:55.95; 8) Gus Becker (Sitka) 6:32.60; 9) Odin Emley (Sitka) 6:36.74
200 Free Relay — 1) Juneau-Douglas (K. Aldrich, Edwards, Phelps, Kiessling) 1:32.04; 2) Sitka 1:32.42; 3) Kayhi 1:42.32; 4) Juneau-Douglas B 1:46.99; 5) Sitka 1:52.72
100 Back — 1) Gavin Harold (Kayhi) 57.55; 2) Parker Hagan (Kayhi) 58.95; 3) Corin Colliver (Sitka) 1:03.95; 4) Elliott Galanin (Sitka) 1:04.43; 5) Clive Mateo 9JD) 1:04.83; 6) Phin Edwards (Sitka) 1:08.06; 7) Aiden Eldridge (Kayhi) 1:08.29
100 Breast — 1) Evan Dash (Kayhi) 1:00.72; 2) Josh Edwards (JD) 1:02.79; 3) Max Meredith (Kayhi) 1:07.41; 4) Erik Chevalier (Sitka) 1:14.78; 5) Axel Boily (JD) 1:17.44; 6) Andrei Siekawitch (Wrangell) 1:19.92; 7) Henry Thatcher (JD) 1:21.30; 8) Peter Houser (Wrangell) 1:58.82
400 Free Relay — 1) Sitka (Tommy McCarthy, Zach Martens, Elliott Galanin, Corin Colliver) 3:22.86; 2) Kayhi 3:26.68; 3) Sitka B 3:48.95; 4) Juneau-Douglas (Mateo, S. Pallenberg, Thatcher, Andrews) 3:51.48; 5) Kayhi B 3:52.74; 6) Craig 4:02.05
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