The Tribune

THE Queen’s College Comets dominated the Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools’ Swimming Championships yesterday.

The Comets posted a total of 504.50 points to outdo the remaining eight participating schools in the one-day event hosted at the Betty Kelly Kenning Swim Complex. 

The St Anne’s Bluewaves were the runners-up with 302.50 points, followed by the St Augustine’s College Big Red Machine 2woith 292; Windsor Wolves in fourth with 232; Lyford Cay International Dragons in fifth with 191; St Andrews Hurricanes in sixth with 142; Aquanis College Aces seventh with 107; St John’s Giants eighth with 56; and the Kingsway Academy Saints ninth with 44. 

Queen’s College also dominated the medal table, accumulating 19 gold, 15 silver and 10 bronze for 44 medals. 

Windsor Academy was second with seven gold, three silver and six bronze for their total of 16. 

St Anne’s was third with six gold, six silver and six bronze for 18 total; St Augustine’s College got five gold, seven silver and 11 bronze for 23; Aquinas College had four gold, two silver and four bronze for 10; St Andrews had three gold, two silver and three bronze for eight; Lyford Cay had one gold, five silver and one bronze for seven; St John’s College had two silver and one bronze for three and Kingsway Academy had one silver and two bronze for three as well.