BATH — The Bath Area Family YMCA swim team returned from the Summer Long Course Y-National Championships held at Indiana University last week.

Bath finished the meet in 27th place overall, scoring 73.50 points.

Highlights of the meet, Caitlin Tycz of Brunswick won the 50-meter butterfly in 27.82 second setting a team and state record.

Nate Samson, also of Brunswick, won the 50 backstroke in 27.00 seconds. The team and state record in this event was set by James Wells, who attended Indiana University after a stellar high school career at Morse, in 2010 in 25.99 in a national record that still stands.

Jacob Cost swam the event in 28.38 to finish in 14th place in his final Bath Y swim.

Also for the girls, in the 200 medley relay, the team of Brittany Kaler, Sonia Lin, Tycz and Ann Tolan set a team and state record in 2:03.90, good for 28th. In the 400 medley relay, the same four swimmers completed the event in 4:36.76, another team and state record.

In the 200 freestyle relay, Sophia Kruse, Lin, Tycz and Tolan took 27th in a team and state record time of 1:52.03, and in the 400 free relay, Kruse, Lin, Tolan and Kaler swam a 4:18.17 for 44th.

Individually, Tycz was second in the 100 butterfly in a state record time of 1:01.95. She also set a team and state record in the 200 fly in 2:21.92 (12th place).

Tolan swam a 1:00.81 in the 100 free for a personalbest time, and completed the 50 free in 28.19, good for 49th.

Lin swam a best time in the 50 free in 28.70, while Kruse completed the event in 29.45 and Kaler in 30.42, both personal-bests. Lin finished 26th in the 50 backstroke (31.82), while Kaler swam a 1:11.04 and Kruse a 1:14.26 in the 100 back.

On the boys side, Cost, Brian Hess, Samson and Spencer Lindsley set a team and state mark in the 200 medley relay (1:51.18, 19th), with Samson’s butterfly split of 25.11 the fastest in the meet. The same four completed the 400 medley relay in 4:11.63 for another team and state record. The same foursome competed together one more time, taking 37th in the 400 free relay in 3:51.35 for a third state and team mark.

Samson’s 58.85 in the 100 back was good for seventh, while Cost swam a 1:02.13 in the same event. Samson took 15th in the 50 breaststroke (31.25, team record held previously by Chris Card), and his time of 24.65 in the 50 free was good for 20th. Lindsley swam a 26.11 in the 50 free.

Cost swam a best time in the 200 back (2:18.39), and Hess turned in a 2:47.45 in the 200 breaststroke.

“I am so amazed with the results of this meet,” said head coach Jay Morissette. “Maine is the only state in the U.S. that does not have a 50-meter swimming pool, so our experience is very limited. But, one wouldn’t know it the way we swam.”