The Timberwolves win six of 12 events to claim their third 4A district title in their past four tries.
The Scots win 5 of 12 events and claim their 3rd district team championship in the past 5 postseasons.
The Grizzles beat the Panthers 118-67 to clinch the league girls swim and dive championship.
The Timberwolves win 106-77 in a matchup of two teams that have combined to win at least a share of every Wesco 4A conference title since 2015.
A look at the area’s top high school girls swimmers, divers and teams this fall.
Snohomish’s Mary Clarke wins the 3A 50 freestyle and Kamiak’s Claire Smith takes the 4A butterfly crown.
A look at the top local contenders in this weekend’s girls swim and dive state championships.
The Panthers sophomore sets Class 3A District 1 meet records in the 100-yard and the 50 freestyle.
The Grizzlies finish 101 points ahead of Jackson to capture their first district title since moving to 4A.
The closely knit teams, who for years practiced together, compete against each other for the first time.
The two Wesco squads squared off in a swim meet on Tuesday afternoon.
The standouts from the shortened fall sports season.
The league held a virtual meet to honor athletes from its Class 4A, 3A North and 3A South divisions.
Results are from the Wesco ladder time trials.
The student-athletes have stayed positive despite numerous changes brought on by the pandemic.
An updated plan moves girls swimming to Season 3 and makes fall cross country an alternate season.
WIAA outlines the requirements for practices, competitions, with the requirements varying by sport.
Snohomish’s Kayli Kersavage wins her third diving title and Stanwood’s Jetlynn Hau repeats in the breaststroke.
Jackson’s Mia Chang earns swimmer of the meet honors; Kamiak’s Elli Straume wins her first state crown.
The state championships are Friday and Saturday at King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way.
