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2020 AHSAA State High School Meet Huntsville Swim Association HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:58 AM 12/9/2020 Page 1 2020 AHSAA State High School Meet - 12/4/2020 to 12/5/2020 Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Women - Team Scores - 1A-5A Division Place School Points 1 Bayside Academy Bayside Academy 245 2 Randolph School Randolph School 167 3 Cottage Hill Christian Academy Cottage Hill Christian Academy 141 .50 4 Boaz High School Boaz High School 104 5 John Carroll Catholic High Sch John Carroll Catholic High Sch 90 .50 6 Guntersville Wildcats Guntersville Wildcats 89 7 Tallassee High School Tallassee High School 66 8 Madison County High School Madison County High School 56 9 Section High School Section High School 40 10 Montgomery Academy Montgomery Academy 32 11 Lamp High School Lamp High School 31 .50 12 St John Paul II Catholic High St John Paul II Catholic High 29 13 Appalachian School Appalachian School 28 13 Madison Academcy Madison Academcy 28 15 Lee High School Lee High School 27 .50 16 Cedar Bluff High School Cedar Bluff High School 26 17 Houston Academy Houston Academy 14 Total 1,215.00 Huntsville Swim Association HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:58 AM 12/9/2020 Page 2 2020 AHSAA State High School Meet - 12/4/2020 to 12/5/2020 Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Women - Team Scores - 6A-7A Division Place School Points 1 Huntsville High School Huntsville High School 230 2 Westminster Christian Academy Westminster Christian Academy 180 3 Bob Jones High School Bob Jones High School 174 .50 4 St Paul's Episcopal School St Paul's Episcopal School 163 5 Fairhope High School Fairhope High School 156 .67 6 Hoover High School Hoover High School 142 7 Auburn High School Auburn High School 137 .50 8 James Clemens High School James Clemens High School 118 .50 9 Grissom Swim & Dive Grissom Swim & Dive 114 10 Spanish Fort High School Spanish Fort High School 112 11 Vestavia Hills High School Vestavia Hills High School 105 12 Ums Wright Ums Wright 95 13 Spain Park High School Spain Park High School 87 .67 14 Whitesburg Christian Academy Whitesburg Christian Academy 70 .67 15 Opelika High School Opelika High School 67 16 Saint Michael Catholic HS Saint Michael Catholic HS 37 17 Davidson High School Davidson High School 31 17 Cullman High School Cullman High School 31 19 Daphne High School Daphne High School 30 20 Briarwood Christian School Briarwood Christian School 29 21 Oak Mountain High School Oak Mountain High School 27 22 Sparkman High School Sparkman High School 24 22 Florence High School Florence High School 24 24 McGill-Toolen Catholic High McGill-Toolen Catholic High 23 25 Baker High School Baker High School 18 .50 26 Chelsea High School Chelsea High School 18 27 Arab High School Arab High School 12 28 Buckhorn High School Buckhorn High School 10 29 Mountain Brook High School Mountain Brook High School 3 29 Dothan High School Dothan High School 3 Total 2,274.00 Huntsville Swim Association HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:58 AM 12/9/2020 Page 3 2020 AHSAA State High School Meet - 12/4/2020 to 12/5/2020 Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Men - Team Scores - 1A-5A Division Place School Points 1 TR Miller High School TR Miller High School 218 2 Boaz High School Boaz High School 208 3 Lamp High School Lamp High School 181 4 Randolph School Randolph School 148 5 Faith Academy Swim Team Faith Academy Swim Team 101 6 St John Paul II Catholic High St John Paul II Catholic High 96 7 Guntersville Wildcats Guntersville Wildcats 93 8 Satsuma High School Satsuma High School 86 9 Orange Beach High School Orange Beach High School 64 10 Indian Springs School Indian Springs School 37 11 Rehobeth High School Rehobeth High School 35 12 Elmore County High School Elmore County High School 20 13 Houston Academy Houston Academy 12 14 Tallassee High School Tallassee High School 11 Total 1,310.00 Huntsville Swim Association HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:58 AM 12/9/2020 Page 4 2020 AHSAA State High School Meet - 12/4/2020 to 12/5/2020 Team Rankings - Through Event 24 Men - Team Scores - 6A-7A Division Place School Points 1 Huntsville High School Huntsville High School 332 2 Auburn High School Auburn High School 258 3 Bob Jones High School Bob Jones High School 204 4 St Paul's Episcopal School St Paul's Episcopal School 200 5 Daphne High School Daphne High School 158 .50 6 Fairhope High School Fairhope High School 156 7 Grissom Swim & Dive Grissom Swim & Dive 148 8 James Clemens High School James Clemens High School 123 9 Mountain Brook High School Mountain Brook High School 82 9 Briarwood Christian School Briarwood Christian School 82 11 Vestavia Hills High School Vestavia Hills High School 77 12 Gulf Shores High School Gulf Shores High School 68 13 Hoover High School Hoover High School 67 14 Spanish Fort High School Spanish Fort High School 66 15 Scottsboro High School Scottsboro High School 51 16 Saint Michael Catholic HS Saint Michael Catholic HS 35 17 Tuscaloosa County High School Tuscaloosa County High School 34 18 Jasper High School Jasper High School 32 19 Prattville High School Prattville High School 24 20 Whitesburg Christian Academy Whitesburg Christian Academy 23 20 Buckhorn High School Buckhorn High School 23 22 Westminster Christian Academy Westminster Christian Academy 22 23 Hartselle High Hartselle High 20 24 Helena High School Helena High School 12 25 Homewood High School Homewood High School 11 .50 26 Oxford High School Oxford High School 7 27 Ums Wright Ums Wright 6 Total 2,322.00.
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