Huntsville High School dominated the 66th AHSAA Swimming and Diving Championships this past Saturday at the Huntsville Aquatic Center, capturing both the boys’ and girls’ Class 6A/7A titles. The boys’ swim team scored 372 points to claim its 10th consecutive state championship, while the girls’ team posted 236 points, earning its 13th overall title. With this victory, the Huntsville boys have now won a record 22 state championships in AHSAA history.
Huntsville High’s performances demonstrated remarkable depth across both individual events and relays. Rising athletes, including freshmen like Emma Mauldin and Andrew Bedsole, made important contributions, showing that the program’s future remains bright. With this sweep, Huntsville High reaffirms its position as a powerhouse in Alabama swimming and diving, combining talent, teamwork, and consistency to dominate the state championships.
Team Standings
Class 6A/7A Girls
Huntsville – 236
Grissom – 223
Bob Jones – 220
Vestavia Hills – 202
James Clemens – 197
Class 6A/7A Boys
Huntsville – 372
Auburn – 237
James Clemens – 198.5
Vestavia Hills – 185.5
Grissom – 183
Top Individual Performances
Women’s Events
200 Yard Medley Relay – HHS finished 2nd
200 Yard Freestyle – Grace P. Woolsey 7th, Emme E. Speaks 14th
200 Yard IM – Story G. Mackey 5th
50 Yard Freestyle – Sydney G. Holden 10th, Bella Daniel 13th
100 Yard Butterfly – Paig Quadrini 2nd, Story G. Mackey 8th, Emma Mauldin 10th
Men’s Events
200 Yard Medley Relay – HHS finished 4th
200 Yard Freestyle – Andrew Bedsole 2nd, Wesley Johnson 3rd, Jason Guzik 9th, Logan Hayles 12th
200 Yard IM – Bennett Lehr 11th, William Goldmon 15th, Stuart Morgan 16th
50 Yard Freestyle – Graham Eckard 6th, Luke Shea 13th
100 Yard Butterfly – Wesley Johnson 2nd, Tyler M. Quadrini 4th, Ben Hardy 5th, Jake M. Ryan 14th
1‑Meter Diving – Cole Hopkins 3rd, Haiden Thompson 6th, John Smilie 8th, Alister Creech 13t