The senior has come back from two knee surgeries to keep swimming for the Spartans.

The Cape Elizabeth girls and Cheverus boys loom as the top teams in southern Maine.

Juniors and seniors dominate the top boys and girls in southern Maine.

Olivia and Haily Harper are leading the way for the Shipbuilders

Just four seniors are among the selections.

The senior is a four-time All-State selection, and holds individual and relay state records in the breaststroke and 200 medley.

Cape Elizabeth dominates this year's selections, with three swimmers and the Coach of the Year.

The junior set individual and relay state records and helped the Capers to a second straight Class B state title.

Junior Liam Sullivan is named Class B's Performer of the Meet after setting two meet records.

Cony junior Gabby Low is named the meet's Most Outstanding Performer.

A relay disqualification to open the meet opens the door for Greely, but the Capers come back to win, 351-335.

Greta Van Curan and Maggie McCormick are swimmers who also are part of other winter teams, and that's rare.

The Stags show their depth while winning another state championship, this time by 78 points.

Depth makes all the difference as the Clippers finish ahead of Portland.

The Stags end Cape Elizabeth's two-year reign as champion.

Julia Bisson, Taylor Nguyen and Aiden Ward each set a school record in January for six-dive meets.

These girls and boys should compete for top honors at the state meets.

The Cheverus boys and Cape Elizabeth girls look to defend their state titles.

The junior returns after an ankle injury sidelined her last season.

His record-breaking senior season helped the Stags win their fifth straight Class A crown.

Of the eight individual swimming events, she had the state's best time this year in four of them and was second best in three others.

Brunswick senior Caitlin Tycz sets a state record in 200 freestyle.

The Capers fulfill expectations with a dominant performance, including two state records.

The Stags rally past Brunswick to win the Class A state championship.

Nick Gould wins two events as the Coyotes claim their first state championship in 14 years.

In her third season, a South Portland junior finally makes the cut.

Emily Ecker, a freshman, breaks the state record in the 500-yard freestyle.

Kyle Long and Oliver Kraft each take two individual titles, helping Cape Elizabeth beat Cheverus.

Cony girls and Waterville/Winslow boys also enjoy a big day in the pool.

12 swimmers and counting for Eagles