Oakville finished with 879 points, well ahead of fourth-place Newmarket (475.5). Etobicoke won the meet with 1,195.5 points, followed by Toronto (958.5).

Mitchell Gour, one of OAK's top young swimming talents, earned the Ironman Award as the top 11-year-old swimmer at the meet. Gour won four races, setting a provincial record in his 100-metre backstroke win, and added four silver medals.

Zack Chetrat (200m fly) and Curtis Samuel (400m individual medley) each won their specialty races, showing they are on the right track in their Olympic Trials preparation. Chetrat broke the provincial record in the 200m fly, and both swimmers set two OAK records at the meet.

The girls' 13-14 relay team of Marni Oldershaw, Tera Van Beilen, Erin Assman and Mika Spencer continued its dominance, winning two gold and two bronze as well as setting a provincial record in the 4x50m medley. Last month, the quartet broke the Canadian long-course record in the same event.

Oldershaw finished the meet with 11 medals, including five individual gold. She set new provincial standards in the 200m and 400m IM, broke six OAK records and won the 13-year-old girls' Ironman Award.

Other gold-medal winners at the meet were Mack Darragh (two) and Michelle Gervais. Bridget Jordan, Gamal Assaad, Cassandra Pedro, Jenna Wood, Emily Hunt and Annie Harrison each won at least one silver medal, and Kent Kikot, Reid Scarrow and Miguel Lozano all took home bronze.

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