Both squads dominated their events, with the boys winning 122-58, and the girls 114-32.
Kennebunk won the boys 200 yard medley relay with the team of Andrew Zogg, Jason Albaum, Joe Bergeron and Cooper Mowry.
The girls won the same event with the team of Isabel Harms, Fiona Harms, Renee Nichols and Caroline Lowery.
Alex Sullivan won the boys 200 yard freestyle for the boys, finishing at 2:04.
Britta Brown went on to later win the girls 200 yard IM, while Zogg won the same event for the boys.
Nichols took home the 50 yard freestyle for the girls at 28 seconds, while Angus McLean won the same event for the Kennebunk boys.
Emma Patterson won the 1 meter diving event for the Rams.
Isabel Harms later won the 100 yard butterfly, while Albaum won for the boys.
Fiona Harms finished first in the 100 yard freestyle at 1:03 and Bergeron won the event for the boys at 1:01.
Julia Milligan won the 500 yard freestyle for the Rams while McLean took home the same event for the boys.
Kennebunk’s team of Isabel Harms, Brown, Fiona Harms and Nichols won the 200 yard freestyle relay, while the boys won the event with the team of Albaum, Zogg, Sullivan and McLean.
Isabel Harms finished first in the girls backstroke at 1:03 and Albaum won for the boys at 1:05.
Sullivan won the boys 100 yard breaststroke, finishing at 1:12.
The girls later won the 400 yard freestyle relay with the team of Tristan Sandoval, Angelina Macedo, Patti Mankin and Milligan.
The boys won the same event with the team of McLean, Bergeron, Sullivan and Riley Small.
Kennebunk coach Andrew Coulombe was pleased with his team’s performance.
“We got a lot of good swimmers tonight, some of them that haven’t gone to states with us yet so that was good to see,” said Coulombe. “We had a lot of season bests which at this point in the season is really good. We have been ratcheting up the workouts while looking ahead.”
Coulombe has also been happy with his team’s progression throughout the season, especially when comparing where the team was this time last year.
“We are already ahead of where we finished last year which is awesome. They really put in the work with their club teams in preparation for this season,” said Coulombe. “They came in ready to go and that’s exciting to see.”
As the season continues, the Rams’ sights are on the final meets of the season, and according to Coulombe, there is still work to be done.
“We need to keep putting the pedal to the floor while we are gearing up for the two championship meets at the end of the year,” said Coulombe. “The work is not done, we need to keep working hard and we have to clean things up while we get closer to those two meets.”
— Sports Staff Writer Alex Sponseller can be reached at [email protected] or at 282-1535 ext. 323.
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