Seniors dominate this year's squad, with eight of 10 selections including a pair of four-time All-State honorees.

A six-time individual state champion who will take part in the upcoming U.S. Olympic Trials, the senior from Woolwich combined hard work with flawless technique.

A two-time Performer of the Meet in Class A, Prouty walks away from high school swimming with state records in two individual events and one relay.

Underclassmen make up the majority of our list of the state's best, taking eight of 10 spots.

A day after the MDI girls win the state championship, the boys' team earns its third consecutive title.

The Rams have no individual winners, but they have enough depth to hold off South Portland, Bangor and Cony.

The Trojans earn their sixth state championship, ending Cape Elizabeth's three-year reign.

Quinton Hastings and Brim Peabody each win two individual events, and the Stags beat Bangor by 31 points.

Four championship meets are scheduled for Saturday through Tuesday in Orono and Brunswick.

A junior, Fluet decided to take his first plunge into high school sports this winter – in swimming and indoor track.

Twenty swimmers contribute as the Rangers snap a four-year winning streak by host Cape Elizabeth.

With help from three newbie divers, the Capers hold off Cheverus, Scarborough and Greely in a tight meet.

The Cape Elizabeth girls and Cheverus boys look to extend their state championship streaks.

Caroline Mahoney and Emily Ecker set records in their first year of high school swimming. Over the next three years, Mahoney stayed the course while Ecker opted for a club team. Did each make the right choice?

These athletes, many of them underclassmen, are among the best high school swimmers and divers in southern Maine.

The junior won two events and set two state records at the Class A meet.

Two freshmen and two sophomores make our list of the state's best.

The senior, heading to Duke University this fall, lost only two races in championship meets during her high school career.

Meet the top female swimmers and divers from across the state.

The two-time defending champions are edged by 13 points despite winning seven of 12 events.

Olivia Tighe is part of four wins as the Capers win the Class B championship.

The Stags don't win any individual titles, but use depth to easily hold on to the state championship.

Liam Sullivan wins two events, with a Class B record in the 100 breast stroke, as the Trojans win a second straight title.

The Stags capture a meet that includes four suspensions.

The junior has risen from fringe qualifier for the state meet to among the elite in Class A.

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.