Story links to this year's boys and girls swimming & diving conference, regional and state championships.

Greater Neuse River Conference championships story: Clayton sweeps
Tri-9 Conference championships story: Green Hope boys & Apex girls win
Cap-8 championships story: Millbrook boys & Leesville Road girls win

4A East regional story, Green Hope wins both

1A/2A state championship: Raleigh Charter girls and NCSSM boys win
3A state championship: Cardinal Gibbons boys win
4A state championship: Green Hope boys win

All-metro swim team: 15 boys, 15 girls on the N&O team

Green Hope has announced Lauren Nosal as its new swimming coach. Nosal replaces coach Richard Wesendunk.

Two defending state champions looked the part in Saturday evening's 1A/2A East swimming regional, as the Raleigh Charter girls and Carrboro boys won by landslides.

The Leesville Road boys and Panther Creek girls won the East regional on Saturday afternoon. Leesville's 254 point edged Cap-8 Conference foes Enloe (246) and Millbrook (194). Panther Creek had to fend off members of its own conference as well, as the Catamounts' 288 points bested Green Hope (261.5), Apex (260) and Cary (213).

The day had one major revelation, as Green Hope had four relay teams -- all three boys teams and one girls -- disqualified before competition began.

David Barnes of Clayton was named as the boys swimmer of the year in the Greater Neuse 4-A Conference.
 

Here are the results from a Cap Eight swimming meet held Monday coutesy of Broughton coach Richard Dubois.

Men:

Millbrook                                133

Broughton                               124

Wake Forest-Rolesville           43

Women:

Broughton                               142

Millbrook                                123

Wake Forest-Rolesville            40

Ollie Clayton-Luce breaks former Olympic gold medalist David Fox's Sanderson High record in the 50-yard free style.

The N.C. High School Athletic Association has postponed its 1-A/2-A swimming championships until Monday, Feb. 15. The championships originally were scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 13, but were postponed because of the threat of severe weather.

Preliminary swims begin in the morning at the Triangle Aquatic Center in Cary with the finals now scheduled for 5 p.m., on Monday.

The N.C. High School Athletic Association has moved up the starting time of the 3-A swimming championships because of the threat of severe weather.

The finals will start at 4 p.m. at the Triangle Aquatic Center in Cary.

Green Hope's Dom Glavich, Cary's Torrey Bussey, Broughton's Sabrina Benson and West Johnston's Sarah Henry set records in NCHSAA 4-A swimming championships.