THE Queen’s College Comets celebrated as champions as the Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools’ swim championships returned to the calendar after a two-year hiatus because of COVID-19.
At the end of the one-day meet on Friday at the Betty Kelly Kenning Swim Complex, the Comets topped the chart with a total of 467 points well ahead of their nearest rivals, St Andrew’s, who accumulated a total of 310 points for second.
St Anne’s Blue Waves came in third with 264, followed by Windsor School with 247 and Lyford Cay International with 225 to wrap up the top five.
St Augustine’s College was sixth with 141, Aquinas College got seventh with 117, St John’s College eighth with 97 and Kingsway Academy completed the field in ninth with 16 points. The top five finishers in each age group for the high point trophies were as follows:
12 & Under Girls - Christin-Alyssa Clarke, Queen’s College with 27; Dndn McKenzie, St Anne’s School with 19 50; Madyson Julien, Queen’s College with 19; Alissa Ferguson, Queen’s College and Siann Isaacs, Windsor School, Albany, both with 18.
12 & Under Boys – Dijon Simmons, St Anne’s School, 27; Damari Butler, Queen’s College, 23; Alexander Murray, Aquinas College, 21; Keron Burrows, Queen’s College and Maxwell Daniels, St Augustine’s, both with 17.
13-14 Girls – Lauren Bridgewater, Queen’s College, 25; Alanna Murray, Aquinas College and Tia Adderley, St Andrews International School, both with 22; Elina Fiaux, Lyford Cay International, 20; Taliyah Bowe, Kingsway Academy, 16.
13-14 Boys – Donald Saunders, St John’s College, 27; Malcolm Menzies, Windsor School, Albany, 21; Kaidin Storr, Queen’s College, 20; Zion Gibson and Tre Moncur, both of St Andrews International School with 15 apiece.
15 & Over Girls - Rhanishka Gibbs, Queen’s College, 27; Isabelle Zatarain, Lyford Cay International, 21; Katie Goulandris, Lyford Cay International, 21; Leylah Knowles, St Andrews International School and Layla Saidi, Lyford Cay International, both with 20.
15 & Over Boys - Richford, Adam, Windsor School, Albany, 27; Hodari Prince, Queen’s College, 24; Daniel Ferguson III, Queen’s College and Latrell Brooks, St Anne’s School, 19 each; Matthias Simms, Windsor School, Albany and Jack Barr, St Andrews International School, both with 17.
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