Results

Entering this week's championships, the Brophy and Xavier swim programs owned 70 team titles. 
However, both had endured a dry spells of recent going back to last decade. For these programs it seemed like an eternity. 
Saturday at Skyline High School, both dry spells were vanquished, literally and figuratively. 
 

Between 1988 and 2019, Brophy won 32 consecutive titles. After a five year drought, the Broncos won its 43rd championship. 
Xavier last won a team title in 2017. 
For Coach Glen Coy, the win came in his fourth year at the helm, meaning his current seniors were incoming freshmen in his first year. 
"We had a great freshman class coming in to my first year," Coy said Saturday evening. I just wanted to get them back to where they were."

Coy, who coached for 21 years at Mountain View before taking over Xavier's program, was referring to the 28 state championships in the Gators vast trophy case. 
It's now 29. 
 

The Gators were anchored by Adelyn Burns victory in the 200 yard IM in which she edged out  Casteel's Baylee Sloan (203.13 to 203.28). 
Xavier also got a crucial victory in the 200 Yard Medley Relay, beating Arizona College Prep by just under two seconds. 
"That was a big one because we knew ACP was going to be right there all evening," Coy added. Xavier finished with 398 total points, with runner-up ACP at 367. 

The remaining top 5 were as follows: 

3. Chaparral             309.5
4. Desert Vista        303
5. Mountain View   211

For Brophy, it was its usual depth, as well as victories by Patrick Dunn in the 500-Yd freestyle (4:33.67), and Mark Heffern's victory in the 200-Yd IM. 
 

it was the Broncos depth that provided a dominant team title. Brophy finished with 417.5 points, with Pinnacle (324) a distand second place.

The remaining top 5 boys teams:

3. Millennium 297
4. Mountain View 272
5. Chaparral 245