...16 year old girls 200-yard IM (formerly held by Kristin Jones in 2006)."It felt good knowing that all the Juneau swimmers could go down to Oregon and do good," Kelly said. "We could compete beyond Alaska. We all did better than we...

...female age 13-14 division with 47 points and one event victory. Jones won the 400 free (4:55.22). The other Juneau swimmer was Amanda Jones, who tied for 24th place in the female age 15-older division with six points. Glacier Swim Club...

...Club, and he qualified for USA Swimming's U.S. Open meet in December in Long Island, N.Y. The only other Juneau swimmer to set a record at the Western Zones meet was Lani Wilson in 1991. Besides Hughes, several other Southeast swimmers...

...200 free relay team was eighth, her 200 medley relay team was eighth and her 400 medley team was ninth. The other Juneau swimmer was Tyler Hennon, who competed in the age 15-16 boys division. Hennon took 21st place in the 1,500 free, 26th...

...in the standings would have given Juneau a 110-107 victory. Earlier in the week, Wray had been working with the Juneau swimmers on a step relay start and he said some of them might get a DQ this week as they learned how to do it. He told them...

The Juneau-Douglas High School swimming and diving teams opened their season on a winning note as they swept to the titles in the Petersburg Invitational swim meets at Petersburg High School. The Crimson Bear girls won Friday's meet with 106 points, followed by Petersburg with 79, Ketchikan with 58, Sitka with 46 and Craig with 17 points. The Juneau boys also won Friday, posting 126 points to 72 for Petersburg, 45 for Ketchikan and 27 points for Sitka.

...18 - before heading to the Southeast championships in Sitka on Sept. 25. The state meet will be held Oct. 2. Juneau swimmers head to Sitka Invitational After a week off, the Juneau-Douglas High School swimming and diving team returns to...

...The only events won by a non-Juneau swimmer were the 50 free and 100 breast...The only events won by non-Juneau swimmers were the 200 free and 200 IM...Bear girls. In several events, Juneau swimmers not only won, but their teammates...

...Saturday at the Petersburg Swim Pool. Results listed are for the top six finishers in each event, plus any other Juneau swimmers. FRIDAY'S MEET Team scores Girls -- 1. Juneau-Douglas, 154 points; 2. Sitka, 57; 3. Petersburg, 45...

The Juneau-Douglas High School swimming and diving team used a balance of youth and experience to claim a pair of swim meet sweeps this weekend in Fairbanks. On Friday, it was the youngsters leading the way for the Crimson Bears as freshmen Kacey Klein, Amanda Jones and Kyle O'Brien won events to lead the Juneau girls to a 99-72 victory over North Pole and the Juneau boys to a 102-52 decision at North Pole High School.