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Academy Swim Club came in with little rest yet saw no drop in performance. In fact, its swimmers surged. The results hint at more high times in the future for the Waimea club and Hawaii Prep.
Kira Parker and Frederick Moller each won individual gold last weekend at the Bill Smith Invitational, while Tereza Kanalosova also made a name for herself at the age-group meet at Oahu’s Kamehameha Swim Club.
Moller, 17, accumulated the fourth-highest point total on the boys side, winning the 100-yard freestyle to go along with bronze in the butterfly and the 200 freestyle relay.