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VHSL Class 3 Swimming & Diving Championship Virginia Swimming - For Office Use Only License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 10:43 AM 2/24/2020 Page 1 VHSL Class 3 Swimming & Diving Championship - 2/21/2020 to 2/22/2020 Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Girls - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Monticello High School Monticello High School 228 2 Western Albemarle High School Western Albemarle High School 217 .50 3 York High School York High School 207 4 Independence High School Independence High School 186 5 Lafayette High School Lafayette High School 172 6 Tabb High School Tabb High School 159 7 Fluvanna County High School Fluvanna County High School 128 8 Waynesboro High School Waynesboro High School 114 .50 9 George Mason High School George Mason High School 110 10 Cave Spring High School Cave Spring High School 91 .50 11 Maggie Walker Governor School Maggie Walker Governor School 84 11 Hidden Valley High School Hidden Valley High School 84 13 Rockbridge County High School Rockbridge County High School 75 14 Lord Botetourt High School Lord Botetourt High School 59 15 Spotswood High School Spotswood High School 58 .50 16 William Byrd High School William Byrd High School 55 17 Colonial Heights High School Colonial Heights High School 39 18 Carroll County High School Carroll County High School 26 19 Broadway High School Broadway High School 18 20 Turner Ashby High School Turner Ashby High School 17 21 Christiansburg High School Christiansburg High School 12 22 Goochland High School Goochland High School 10 23 Abingdon High School Abingdon High School 8 23 Brentsville District High Brentsville District High 8 25 William Monroe High School William Monroe High School 3 Total 2,170.00 Boys - Team Scores Place School Points 1 Western Albemarle High School Western Albemarle High School 346 2 Independence High School Independence High School 200 3 Maggie Walker Governor School Maggie Walker Governor School 198 4 Lafayette High School Lafayette High School 183 5 Brookville High School Brookville High School 170 .50 6 Hidden Valley High School Hidden Valley High School 163 7 York High School York High School 146 .50 8 George Mason High School George Mason High School 128 9 Fluvanna County High School Fluvanna County High School 98 10 Brentsville District High Brentsville District High 90 11 Cave Spring High School Cave Spring High School 73 12 Spotswood High School Spotswood High School 45 13 William Byrd High School William Byrd High School 39 .50 14 Carroll County High School Carroll County High School 36 15 James Monroe High School James Monroe High School 35 16 William Monroe High School William Monroe High School 29 Virginia Swimming - For Office Use Only License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 10:43 AM 2/24/2020 Page 2 VHSL Class 3 Swimming & Diving Championship - 2/21/2020 to 2/22/2020 Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Boys - Team Scores Place School Points 16 Waynesboro High School Waynesboro High School 29 18 Rockbridge County High School Rockbridge County High School 23 .50 19 Tabb High School Tabb High School 23 20 Turner Ashby High School Turner Ashby High School 22 21 Bassett High School Bassett High School 21 22 Monticello High School Monticello High School 19 23 Wilson Memorial High School Wilson Memorial High School 18 24 Broadway High School Broadway High School 11 25 Manassas Park High School Manassas Park High School 8 26 New Kent High School New Kent High School 7 27 Christiansburg High School Christiansburg High School 4 28 Staunton River HS Staunton River HS 2 28 Lord Botetourt High School Lord Botetourt High School 2 Total 2,170.00 Combined Team Scores Place School Points 1 Western Albemarle High School Western Albemarle High School 563 .50 2 Independence High School Independence High School 386 3 Lafayette High School Lafayette High School 355 4 York High School York High School 353 .50 5 Maggie Walker Governor School Maggie Walker Governor School 282 6 Hidden Valley High School Hidden Valley High School 247 6 Monticello High School Monticello High School 247 8 George Mason High School George Mason High School 238 9 Fluvanna County High School Fluvanna County High School 226 10 Tabb High School Tabb High School 182 11 Brookville High School Brookville High School 170 .50 12 Cave Spring High School Cave Spring High School 164 .50 13 Waynesboro High School Waynesboro High School 143 .50 14 Spotswood High School Spotswood High School 103 .50 15 Rockbridge County High School Rockbridge County High School 98 .50 16 Brentsville District High Brentsville District High 98 17 William Byrd High School William Byrd High School 94 .50 18 Carroll County High School Carroll County High School 62 19 Lord Botetourt High School Lord Botetourt High School 61 20 Colonial Heights High School Colonial Heights High School 39 20 Turner Ashby High School Turner Ashby High School 39 22 James Monroe High School James Monroe High School 35 23 William Monroe High School William Monroe High School 32 24 Broadway High School Broadway High School 29 25 Bassett High School Bassett High School 21 26 Wilson Memorial High School Wilson Memorial High School 18 27 Christiansburg High School Christiansburg High School 16 28 Goochland High School Goochland High School 10 Virginia Swimming - For Office Use Only License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 10:43 AM 2/24/2020 Page 3 VHSL Class 3 Swimming & Diving Championship - 2/21/2020 to 2/22/2020 Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Combined Team Scores Place School Points 29 Manassas Park High School Manassas Park High School 8 29 Abingdon High School Abingdon High School 8 31 New Kent High School New Kent High School 7 32 Staunton River HS Staunton River HS 2 Total 4,340.00.
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