The first individual events of the afternoon started off with a great display of depth in the Open Girls division with an outstanding swim from Mia Tomovic Savinov (2:30.59), and Lauren Thorpe (2:34.03) for a 2-3.  In the Open Boys Bob Li (2:40.71), Andy Kim (2:13.71) and Nolan Kim (2:16.60) notched a triple sweep in the event.  The 200 Free belong to JV Boys Kevin Hong from start to finish.  Hong won by a full body length in 1:55.51, ahead of teammate Alex Overbaugh (1:58.69).  Woodbridge's Declan Tompkins rounded third in 2:03.91.  Lady T-Wolves junior Amanda Hsieh finished well ahead of the field for the Varsity Girls going out fast and building a sizable lead capturing first in 1:54.50.  Woodbridge's Phoebe Yeh checked in with a second place time in 1:58.38, while Sophia Stewart touched in 2:05.02.  Woodbridge's Jackson Bernstein would touch first with a 1:50.32 in a duel with Zachary Waddell (1:51.32).  Sophomore Enoch Lai touched just behind them in 1:54.54 for third. 

100 IM

In the Open Girls 100 IM, Kylie Kenyon (1:19.38) showed her versatility talent touching in for second.  Woodbridge's Claire Cho took the event in 1:18.45, while Emma Nguyen rounded third in 1:20.96.  The afternoon saw another triple sweep from the Northwood Open Boys that included Charles Yang (1:04.18),Nathaniel Irwan (1:07.62) and Xuchao Li (1:11.79).

200 IM

The JV Girls was a tight race throughout, with Brynna Hsia putting in a strong 2:35.08 for second.  Woodbridge's Julia Tia took the victory in 2:34.93, while Michelle Boguslavshy (2:35.95) was third.   The JV Boys showing real depth with their version of a trifecta Danny Kim (2:10.28), and Leo Giessman (2:14.77),, and Eric Zhu (2:18.47).   Lady T-Wolves freshman Carolyn Nguyen left a second place mark in the 200 IM finishing the event in 2:16.92.  Woodbridge's Amanda Anderson took the top time in 2:11.59, while Julia Cho dialed in with third (2:18.88).  Timberwolves Jeremy Mah went out fast in the Varsity Boys 200 IM fly segment, clearing a half body length lead into the backstroke. Teammate Emiliano Olague gained quickly on his breaststroke splitting 35.69 over the field pulling closer, but Mah had enough separation to win over Olague (2:04.45) to (2:05.08).  Woodbridge's Ethan Duzman rounded third in 2:10.07.

50 Free

The Northwood Open Girls gave the crowd a tight match up in the 50 free with Shin Park (29.88), and Grace Schweizer (30.18) coming off the blocks hard all the way down the stretch.  Park won the event with Schwieizer touching for second.  Woodbridge's Jessica King rounded third in 32.71.  On the Open Boys side, Ben Chen stopped the watch for the title in 24.27, while Matthew O'Neill (24.84) and Aaron Kim (31.29) completed the triple sweep.  Nicholas Miceli turned in a second (24.02) for the JV Boys.  Woodbridge's Solan Kedzie put in the top time with 23.75, while Aria Shahzad-Ghajar provided third with 24.73.  Among other notable performances on the Varsity Girls side included Amanda Hseih who touched the wall delivering the win for Northwood in 25.01, while Woodbridge's Melodie Pugar (25.67) and Olivia Averill (26.13) followed with the 2-3.  Timberwolves Felix Zhu picked the right time to catch fire as he put in a solid 22.19 finish bringing in the victory.  Christopher Pukszta notched second in 23.45, while Woodbridge's Alex Isaacman rounded third in 23.55. 

50 Fly

Northwood's Open Girls lined up the trio of Shin Park (33.53), Daniella Ela (34.32), and Grace Schweizer scoring together for the triple win.  Timberwolves Jacob Crossman (28.04) and Aaron Kim (29.97) swam to a first and second place finish in the Open Boys. Woodbridge's Joshua Varela (31.29) touched in for third.

100 Fly

Northwood's JV Girls Ainsley Zapata locked down the top time in 1:10.27, while Sarah Hsu touched for third in 1:13.32.  Woodbridge's Emily Jacobs touched second (1:13.10).  In the JV Boys 100 Fly, Woodbridge's Thomas Cehenik put up the top time in 1:00.17.  Gautam Chaudhry gunned for second touch in 1:02.10, while teammate Alex Overbaugh raced for third (1:04.74).  Carolyn Nguyen finished off in 1:01.10 for second giving Northwood the only top-3 placement in the Varsity Girls 100 Fly.  Woodbridge's Jamie Yeh took the win (57.55) with Chloe Lew pulling in for third (1:02.49).  Junior David Xue surfaced to a second for the Varsity Boys touching first in 53.49.  Following third was Youssef Elseifi with a time of 58.01, while Woodbridge's Jason Kim picked up the win in 52.97.  

100 Free

In the Open Girls, Mia Tomovic Savinov (1:09.40) capped off a second place, while Lauren Thorpe charted third (1:09.99).  Payton Schwengel held onto the lead winning in 1:08.50.  Kaitlyn Kong closed out her individual events with a second place win for the JV Girls in 1:02.65.  Woodbridge's Madison Lee topped the event (1:00.97), while Milena Novakovic rounded third (1:02.73).  Nicholas Miceli was dialed in with second place for the JV Boys finishing the event in 53.92.  Woodbridge's Solan Kedzie surged for a first touch to the wall in 52.65, while Leo Giessman touched 54.06 rounding third.  Senior Olivia Chen checked in with second in 55.56 for the Varsity Girls 100 Free.  Woodbridge's Phoebe Yeh took the title in 53.65, while Julia Cho rounded third (57.88).  Northwood junior Felix Zhu provided the win for the Varsity Boys in 48.24.  Woodbridge's York Tang took second with 50.07, while Christopher Pukszta picked up third in 50.71.

500 Free

Northwood teammates Kevin Hong (5:20.28), Kendrick Pham (5:31.55), and Justin Chung (5:38.33) didn't disappoint as they produced a triple win for the JV Boys.  Malak Hassouna (5:40.57) helped lead the charge with a second for the Varsity Girls, along with Isa Munoz for third (6:03.91).  Woodbridge's Kate Cho won the event in 5:36.81.  Nolan Chomin launched a quick start and opened up a lead winning in 4:49.92 for the Varsity Boys.  Zachary Waddell posted a second place showing in 4:50.90, while Woodbridge's Ethan Duzman followed on his heels with 5:15.77 for third.  

50 Back

Northwood's Open Girls Lily Zhao clocked a time in the 50 Back with a 37.79 for second. Daniella Ela tracked tracked very close behind closing third (37.79).  Woodbridge's Nicole Castro won the event in 37.38.  JV Boys Matthew O'Neil (30.28), Charles Yang (30.62) and Andrew Harper (33.67) finished well completing another trifecta.  

100 Back

The Timberwolves JV Girls backstroke sprinting speed is looking deep as expected with Joyce Kim (1:14.95) and Rachel Gima (1:17.14) locking down a 2-3 placement for Northwood.  Woodbridge's Lauren Kwan touched first in 1:08.41.  All three Northwood JV Boys came out on top for a triple win in the 100 Back.  Danny Kim (1:01.12), Rocky Gao (1:02.31), and Daivik Patel (1:03.37) were the quickest competitors in the event for the evening.  Freshman Avery Liu tried to keep the Lady T-Wolves battle rolling bringing a second place in 1:03.86.  Woodbridge's Jamie Yeh was the quickest competitor in 57.54, while Jennifer Zhang pulled in third (1:04.28).  On the Varsity Boys side it was David Xue producing an eye popping 55.76 for the Northwood victory with teammate Jeremy Mah going second (56.94), and Nolan Chomin bringing it home for third (57.12).

50 Breast

In the Open Girls Kylie Kenyon claimed second (38.50).  Woodbridge's Julianna Perez took the top time in 38.44, while Mania Lahrodi rounded third (41.74).  All three Northwood Open Boys came out on top for a triple win in the 50 Breast.  Kenneth Duong (1:01.90), Justin Chung (1:05.77), and Matthew O'Neill (1:06.57) delivered a strong showing for the Timberwolves.

100 Breast

Northwood JV Girls Maika Marin produced the top time in 1:18.40, while Britney Cao rounded third in 1:21.29.  Woodbridge's Madison Lee took the second position with 1:20.50.  Henry Chen proved to be the fastest JV Boys in the pool for the 100 Breast, posting the top time in 1:03.76, while teammate Sean Doan followed with 1:09.70.  Woodbridge's Kyle Cheng rounded third in 1:12.02.  Junior Yulia Gonik powered in a 1:07.06 for third in the Varsity Girls 100 Breast.  Woodbridge's Amanda Anderson won the event in 1:07.15 with Juliana Witting pulling in for second with 1:08.05.  Senior Shawn Lou saw his first top win of the day touching to the wall in 58.76.  Junior Emilano Olague closed hard on his back half for second with a season best 1:02.83.  Freshman Colman Sun registered third in 1:03.09.