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Team Scores Place School Points 1 the Holton-Arms School the Holton-Arms School 451 RMSC - MCRD HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 10:44 AM 2/10/2019 Page 1 2019 WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN INTERSCHOLASTIC SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Girls - Team Scores Place School Points 1 The Holton-Arms School The Holton-Arms School 451 . 50 2 Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS 282 3 Sherwood Warriors Sherwood Warriors 274 . 50 4 Stone Ridge Stone Ridge 256 5 Our Lady of Good Counsel Our Lady of Good Counsel 217 . 50 6 Walter Johnson High School Walter Johnson High School 193 . 50 7 Quince Orchard High School Quince Orchard High School 189 . 50 8 Walt Whitman Swim & Dive Team Walt Whitman Swim & Dive Team 189 9 Churchill High School Churchill High School 169 10 Montgomery Blair High School Montgomery Blair High School 120 11 Georgetown Visitation Georgetown Visitation 115 12 Magruder High School Magruder High School 97 13 Potomac School Swim Team Potomac School Swim Team 95 14 Poolesville High School Poolesville High School 87 15 St. John's College High School St. John's College High School 82 16 Wootton High School Wootton High School 77 16 Damascus High School Damascus High School 77 18 Einstein High School Einstein High School 70 19 Richard Montgomery High School Richard Montgomery High School 63 20 Academy of the Holy Cross Academy of the Holy Cross 51 21 Northwest High School Northwest High School 49 22 Washington Christian Acadamy Washington Christian Acadamy 45 23 St. Vincent Pallotti HS St. Vincent Pallotti HS 34 24 National Cathedral School National Cathedral School 33 25 Clarksburg High School Clarksburg High School 31 25 Maret School Maret School 31 27 Springbrook High School Springbrook High School 22 28 St. Paul VI Catholic HS St. Paul VI Catholic HS 20 29 St. Stephen's & St. Agnes St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 19 29 Seneca Valley Seneca Valley 19 31 Rockvill High School Rockvill High School 18 . 50 32 Woodrow Wilson High School Woodrow Wilson High School 11 33 Connelly School of Holy Child Connelly School of Holy Child 4 34 Wheaton High School Wheaton High School 2 Total 3,495.00 RMSC - MCRD HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 10:44 AM 2/10/2019 Page 2 2019 WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN INTERSCHOLASTIC SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Boys - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Georgetown Preparatory School Georgetown Preparatory School 356 2 Churchill High School Churchill High School 347 3 Walter Johnson High School Walter Johnson High School 290 4 Richard Montgomery High School Richard Montgomery High School 278 5 Our Lady of Good Counsel Our Lady of Good Counsel 277 6 Walt Whitman Swim & Dive Team Walt Whitman Swim & Dive Team 218 7 Montgomery Blair High School Montgomery Blair High School 191 8 Quince Orchard High School Quince Orchard High School 174 . 50 9 Wheaton High School Wheaton High School 126 10 Landon School Landon School 111 11 St. Albans School St. Albans School 105 12 Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS 102 13 Poolesville High School Poolesville High School 97 14 St. Paul VI Catholic HS St. Paul VI Catholic HS 81 15 Blake High School Blake High School 78 . 50 16 Damascus High School Damascus High School 73 17 Sherwood Warriors Sherwood Warriors 62 18 St. Stephen's & St. Agnes St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 58 . 50 19 Northwest High School Northwest High School 51 20 The Heights School (Hs) The Heights School (Hs) 46 20 Potomac School Swim Team Potomac School Swim Team 46 22 Georgetown Day School Georgetown Day School 39 23 DeMatha Catholic High School DeMatha Catholic High School 38 23 Wootton High School Wootton High School 38 25 Maret School Maret School 37 26 Einstein High School Einstein High School 35 27 Gaithersburg High School Gaithersburg High School 34 28 Springbrook High School Springbrook High School 30 . 50 29 Rockvill High School Rockvill High School 30 30 St. John's College High School St. John's College High School 16 31 Magruder High School Magruder High School 7 31 The Bullis School The Bullis School 7 Total 3,480.00.
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