The Navigators Swim Club achieved a milestone on Saturday, June 6, earning a team victory at the NGSL Splash Meet North in the program's first-ever away meet.

Competing against several established North Georgia teams, Navigators swimmers demonstrated the hard work, determination, and team-first attitude that have become the foundation of the program. From first-time competitors to experienced swimmers, athletes throughout the lineup contributed to the team's success.

The Navigators were especially impressive in relay competition, capturing victories in five relay events and showcasing the depth of talent across multiple age groups. Relay wins came in the Girls 12 & Under, Boys 12 & Under, Boys 14 & Under, Girls 18 & Under, and Boys 18 & Under Medley Relays.

The meet also featured numerous podium finishes and personal-best performances as swimmers continued to build confidence and experience throughout the season.

Top Finishers

11 & Up Division

• 1st place finishers: Miles Miller,Kenlee Wheaton, Miles Miller, Addison Grant and Corbin Hobbs.
• 2nd place finishers: Kenlee Wheaton, Taylor McClay, Connor Foley, Caleb Grant, Sophierose Hobbs,Miles Miller, Caleb Behers, andLexi Berardinelli

10 & Under Division

• 1st place finishers: Asher Allen, Aaron Heller, and Beckham Hall
• 2nd place finishers: Jack Hayes, and Lincoln Grant
• 3rd place finishers: Bryce Thompson and Violet McClure
• 4th place finishers: Samuel Heller, Charley Varnedoe, Jack Hayes, Bryce Thompson, Lincoln Grant and Avery Dalton

Biggest Time Improvement: Scarlett Laughmen dropped a whopping 27 seconds on her 25 freestyle!

Beyond the results, coaches were proud of the way Navigators swimmers represented the team throughout the meet. Athletes supported one another, encouraged competitors, demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, and took pride in being part of a program that serves families throughout Jackson County and neighboring communities. The team also did an outstanding job respecting the host facility and leaving the team area clean at the conclusion of the meet.

As a young program entering its first season, earning a victory in the club’s first away meet is an exciting accomplishment. More importantly, the meet reflected the culture the Navigators are working to build—one centered on teamwork, positive values, personal growth, and helping swimmers reach their full potential both in and out of the pool.

Congratulations to all of our swimmers, coaches, and families on an outstanding meet.

Go Navs!