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The Colony High boys swimming team dominated the relay once again, and brought home another team title,
The Knights finished first in the 200-yard medley, 200 freestyle and 400 freestyle relays. Isaiah Hulien, Hudson Duguid, Thomas Smith and Beck LaBoucane were part of the 200 medley relay team. Pierce McDonough, Reven Settle, Smith and Hulien combined for the 200 freestyle victory. LaBoucane, Settle, Duguid and McDonough were on the 400 freestyle relay that finished first.
LaBoucane (50 freestyle), McDonough (100 butterfly), Settle (100 freestyle) and Hulien (100 backstroke) won individual events for the Knights.
Colony finished with 147 total points in the team standings, nearly twice as many as runner-up Kenai.
Colony placed second in the girls team standings with 74 points, three behind first-place Kenai.
Hannah Cooper (200 IM) and Katie Dollick (100 butterfly) led the Colony girls with individual events.
Kylie Benner led the Palmer girls with a victory in the 100 breaststroke. The Moose finished fourth in the girls team standings.
Palmer was third in the boys team standings. Jackson Charton was third in the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle to lead the Palmer boys.
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