The Windjammers use their depth to run away from the field, finishing nearly 100 points ahead of their closest challenger.

Senior Keegan McKenney wins two individual titles and anchors two winning relays as the Capers earn their first state crown since 2015, beating Mt. Desert Island.

The Red Storm place in the top three of every event to win the Class A championship.

Even though they couldn’t gather all in one place, southern Maine swimmers and divers still managed meaningful competitions to cap their regular seasons.

Instead of competition in one place, meets during the week of Feb. 7 will be compiled and scored under the traditional Southwesterns format.

After a truncated season in which competitions were entirely virtual, swimmers and divers in Maine are grateful to return to the pool – even if it’s a different pool.

Following a season of virtual meets and no state championships, surprise teams are bound to emerge this winter. Here’s a look at the most promising squads in the region.

Coming off an unusual season, it’s hard to predict who will wind up high on the podium in February. Here are 20 of the top contenders.