The final standings

for the top five teams are the following: (1) SCAT: 6,047 points; (2)

Swim Macon: 3,260 points; (3) Carrollton Bluefins: 2,995 points; (4) Chattahoochee

Gold: 2,319 points; and (5) Warner Robbins:1,922 points.

"More

important than the team total was the effort put forth by every SCAT team

member," said SCAT head coach Jamey Myers. "Based on seed times,

SCAT wasn't supposed to do as well as the final score indicates. The competition

swam well, but SCAT was outstanding. I'm really proud of all our swimmers."

Leading the

way for SCAT with individual High Point Awards in their age groups were

Bailey DeRidder, 10-and-under Girls; Nicole Roddenbery, 13-14 Girls; Zach

Payne, 13-14 Boys; Brittany Stevens and Angela Gellatly, Senior Girls;

and Joseph Redmon, Senior Boys.

Swimmers setting

new team records were Jessica Heimann, 100 Breaststroke; Julia Redmon,

100 Freestyle; Brittany Stevens, 200 Butterfly; and Nathan Bernth, 25

Butterfly.

Also winning

individual events for SCAT were Lauren Cartwright, Georgia Highsmith,

MacKenzie Garrot, David Menchinger, Alex Harmon, Noah Copeland, Thomas

Lucak and Billy Jamerson.

"Our relay

teams were unstoppable," said Myers. "We won nine out of 20

relay titles and all the B-relays scored well. This truly shows the strength

of our team."

Relay Divisional

Champions were: 8-and-under Girls 100 Medley: Saharra Griffin, Haley Smith;

Sydney Cartwright and Melissa Beall; 10-and-under Girls 200 Freestyle

: Bailey DeRidder, Jessica Heimann, Kiersten Mossburg and Kristen Bohrer;

10-and-under 200 Medley: B. DeRidder, J. Heimann, Erica Pauly and K. Mossburg;

13-14 Girls 200 Medley and 200 Freestyle: Lauren Cartwright, Nicole Roddenbery,

Casey DeRidder and Georgia Highsmith; 13-14 Boys 200 Medley: David Menchinger,

Matt Manley, Zach Payne and Iain Ferguson; Senior Girls 200 Medley: Angela

Gellatly, McKenzie Garrot, Brittany Stevens and Julia Redmon; Senior Boys

200 Medley and 200 Freestyle: Thomas Lucak, Billy Jamerson, Joseph Redmon

and Kenny Jubb.

Swimmers finishing

with 100 percent personal bests in all races were Jeb Beard, Casey Blanchard,

Kristen Bohrer, John Daley, Kazuki Hamada, Keaton Hannon, Heather Jones,

Alan Kim, Kevin Kim, Sarah Larson, Andy Lucak, Thomas Lucak, Peter Menke,

Nicholas Muffler, Kelsey Pratt and SamChun Shimabe.

The swimmers

who dropped the most time in each distance category were: 25 yards: Devin

Holton, 14.41 seconds in the 25-yard Breaststroke; 50-yards: Alan Kim,

22 seconds in the 50-yard Backstroke; 100-yards: Alexa Cocker, 27.70,

100-yard Butterfly; 200 yards: Nichole Roth, 24.61 seconds in the 200

Freestyle; 500 yards: Peter Menke, 63.20 seconds in the 500-yard Freestyle;

1,000 yards: David Menchinger, 38.97 seconds in the 1,000 Freestyle.

Other swimmers

who earned points for SCAT with at least one top-8 finish included: Bailey

Cartwright, Samantha Currenti, Sydney Currenti, Katelyn Davis, Matthew

Ferguson, Lindsey Flynn, Bailey Garrot, Cassandra Heimann, Heather Highsmith,

Daniel Hughes, Jennifer Jones, Chris Lee, Lindsey Lochridge, Sarah Manley,

Alex Menke, Bryan Mitchell, Katie Mitchell, Austin Pauly, Jessica Pratt,

Kirsten Pretzer, Sarah Trapaga, and Alec Vasquez.

Rounding out

the point scoring for SCAT with at least one top-16 finish were: Kenneth

Bartholomew, Julie Glass, Christina Harding, Samantha Holton, Raleigh

Hudson, Emily Kim, Savinien Leblond, Katie Mitchell, Marilyn Naughton,

Grace Robertson, Erica Sayers, Jordan Schumacher, Patrick Skeebo and Julie

White.

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