SPORTS WRITER

Sam Cowan

The Sewanee TigerSharks faced the Fayetteville Area Swim Team in a home meet Saturday and recorded a team victory for the day.

The TigerSharks recorded 76 total top-two finishes for the day, including 44 first-place performances across the meet’s 68 events.

In the points standings, the TigerSharks beat Fayetteville by a 355-238 margin to record their second straight home victory to start the season.

Recording first-place finishes were:

— Tycho World, Rilla Levine, Bryson Barnes and Lella Godfrey, mixed 8-and-under 100-meter medley relay, 1:45.47

— Nym Tiner, Bea Shealy, Lee Levine and Daniel Comoretto, mixed 11-12 100-meter medley relay, 1:17.34

— Elena Brodsky, Benjamin Rudd, Arabella Barry and Will Moody, mixed 13-14 100-meter medley relay, 1:12.8

— Leah Moody, Asher Kavur, Will Turrell and Ruthie Sweeney, mixed 15-18 100-meter medley relay, 1:03.45

— Haiden Brandon, girls 6-and-under 25-meter freestyle, 41.55 seconds

— Levi Austin, boys 6-and-under 25-meter freestyle, 35 seconds

— Rilla Levine, girls 8-and-under 25-meter freestyle, 21.03 seconds

— Bryson Barnes, boys 8-and-under 25-meter freestyle, 18.89 seconds

— Aria Argo, girls 9-10 50-meter freestyle, 39.28 seconds

— Axton Ladd, boys 9-10 50-meter freestyle, 43.86 seconds

— Nym Tiner, girls 11-12 50-meter freestyle, 36.86 seconds

— Lee Levine, boys 11-12 50-meter freestyle, 33.19 seconds

— Will Moody, boys 13-14 50-meter freestyle, 31.96 seconds

— Ruthie Sweeney, girls 15-18 50-meter freestyle, 33.99 seconds

— Will Turrell, boys 15-18 50-meter freestyle, 27.22 seconds

— Bryson Barnes, boys 8-and-under 25-meter breaststroke, 32.73 seconds

— Lavender Barry, girls 9-10 25-meter breaststroke, 31.95 seconds

— Walker Reynolds, boys 9-10 25-meter breaststroke, 29.67 seconds

— Alice Gheesling, girls 11-12 50-meter breaststroke, 1:00.64

— Arabella Barry, girls 13-14 50-meter breaststroke, 43.78 seconds

— Will Moody, boys 13-14 50-meter breaststroke, 44.3 seconds

— Will Turrell, boys 15-18 50-meter breaststroke, 37.28 seconds

— Rilla Levine, girls 8-and-under 100-meter individual medley, 2:01.54

— Bryson Barnes, boys 8-and-under 100-meter individual medley, 2:05.05

— Axton Ladd, boys 9-10 100-meter individual medley, 2:03.01

— Ruthie Sweeney, girls 15-18 100-meter individual medley, 1:34.44

— Will Turrell, boys 15-18 100-meter individual medley, 1:11.15

— Levi Austin, boys 6-and-under 25-meter backstroke, 37.85 seconds

— Rilla Levine, girls 8-and-under 25-meter backstroke, 24.57 seconds

— Aria Argo, girls 9-10 25-meter backstroke, 20.67 seconds

— John Austin, boys 9-10 25-meter backstroke, 27.49 seconds

— Nym Tiner, girls 11-12 50-meter backstroke, 42.76 seconds

— Lee Levine, boys 11-12 50-meter backstroke, 38.48 seconds

— Arabella Barry, girls 13-14 50-meter backstroke, 40.24 seconds

— Leah Moody, girls 15-18 50-meter backstroke, 39.81 seconds

— Axton Ladd, boys 9-10 25-meter butterfly, 27.24 seconds

— Will Moody, boys 13-14 50-meter butterfly, 37.97 seconds

— Bryson Barnes, Oliver Sherman, Tycho World and Aiven Ladd, boys 8-and-under 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:48.89

— Bella Barnes, Aralyn Ladd, Lavender Barry and Aria Argo, girls 9-10 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:22.01

— Walker Reynolds, Turner Barry, Joseph Oliver and Axton Ladd, boys 9-10 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:43.99

— Daniel Comoretto, Sam Ramirez, Aidan Nunley and Leel Levine, boys 11-12 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:09.62

— Sophia Barry, Elena Brodsky, Eva Gheesling and Arabella Barry, girls 13-14 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:05.54

— Ruthie Sweeney, Heidi Bell King, Jane Shealy and Leah Moody, girls 15-18 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:08.92

— Archer Ladd, Ayden Allen, Asher Kavur and Will Turrell, boys 15-18 100-meter freestyle relay, 54.57 seconds

Recording second-place finishes were:

— Tycho World, boys 8-and-under 25-meter freestyle, 21.56 seconds

— Walker Reynolds, boys 9-10 50-meter freestyle, 49.27 seconds

— Daniel Comoretto, boys 11-12 50-meter freestyle, 35.86 seconds

— Arabella Barry, girls 13-14 50-meter freestyle, 32.19 seconds

— Tycho World, boys 8-and-under 25-meter breaststroke, 36.43 seconds

— Mia Casey, girls 9-10 25-meter breaststroke, 32.77 seconds

— Joseph Oliver, boys 9-10 25-meter breaststroke, 32.46 seconds

— Daniel Comoretto, boys 11-12 50-meter breaststroke, 56.4 seconds

— Eva Gheesling, girls 13-14 50-meter breaststroke, 47.78 seconds

— Leah Moody, girls 15-18 50-meter breaststroke, 47.75 seconds

— Archer Ladd, boys 15-18 50-meter breaststroke, 39.99 seconds

— Tycho World, boys 8-and-under 100-meter individual medley, 2:33.41

— Bea Shealy, girls 11-12 100-meter individual medley, 1:53.44

— Lee Levine, boys 11-12 100-meter individual medley, 1:44.95

— Elena Brodsky, girls 13-14 100-meter individual medley, 1:40.46

— Benjamin Rudd, boys 13-14 100-meter individual medley, 1:44.19

— Haiden Brandon, girls 6-and-under 25-meter backstroke, 45.02 seconds

— Hubert Cook, boys 6-and-under 25-meter backstroke, 1:06.89

— Flint Candler, boys 8-and-under 25-meter backstroke, 32.44 seconds

— Luke Winkler, boys 9-10 25-meter backstroke, 28.5 seconds

— Sam Ramirez, boys 11-12 50-meter backstroke, 47.72 seconds

— Chloe Tiner, girls 13-14 50-meter backstroke, 47.19 seconds

— Aria Argo, girls 9-10 25-meter butterfly, 20.94 seconds

— Walker Reynolds, boys 9-10 25-meter butterfly, 27.75 seconds

— Nym Tiner, girls 11-12 50-meter butterfly, 45.46 seconds

— Daniel Comoretto, boys 11-12 50-meter butterfly, 45.84 seconds

— Elena Brodsky, girls 13-14 50-meter butterfly, 45.18 seconds

— Leah Moody, girls 15-18 50-meter butterfly, 45.5 seconds

— Asher Kavur, boys 15-18 50-meter butterfly, 33.34 seconds

— Flora McAnally, Everly King, Haiden Brandon and Lella Godfrey, girls 8-and-under 100-meter freestyle relay, 2:47.6

— Bea Shealy, Leah Whitmer, Alice Gheesling and Nym Tiner, girls 11-12 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:28.12

— Benjamin Rudd, David Allen, Kaisen Dietz and Will Moody, boys 13-14 100-meter freestyle relay, 1:08.8

The TigerSharks will next compete Saturday at home against the Manchester Makos. The meet is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.