Prep girls swimming: Kamiak 159, Lynnwood 24

At Kamiak H.S.

200 medley relay—Kamiak (Erinn Hendrickson, Ingrid Straume, Laura Johnson, Haley Lasley) 1:59.91; 200 freestyle—Johnson (K) 2:01.22; 200 individual medley—Hendrickson (K) 2:19.51; 50 freestyle—Haley Lasley (K) 26.46; Diving—Ali Steward (K) 120.45; 100 butterfly—Johnson (K) 1:01.92; 100 freestyle—Alyssa Jacobsen (K) 1:01.58; 500 freestyle—Paula Kimmerling (K) 5:59.48; 200 freestyle relay—Kamiak (Judy Chin, Alyssa Michaud, Amy Piloud, Keri Gompf) 1:58.30; 100 backstroke—Elsbeth Larkin (K) 1:17.52; 100 breaststroke—Hendrickson (K) 1:14.37;

400 freestyle relay—Kamiak (Johnson, Lasley, Chin, Lyndsey Willis) 3:58.69.

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