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Carter DeLano won four events and Julia Galuska, Katie Lefebvre and Rebecca MacLeod shined in the relays as Methuen-Tewksbury (4-0) swam past Central Catholic, 97-73.

Methuen-Tewksbury swimming stunned perennial state champion Andover 96-90. Carter DeLano won the 100 breaststroke in a tight race (0.40 second margin) and soon after M-T clinched it with a second and a third in the final relay. Other big Ranger wins were by Lex Flores in the diving and Cory Boisselle in the 100 freestyle. But it was the team depth which was the difference. This very well may be the first time a Methuen team has beaten Andover swimming. Nineteenth year head coach Jason Smith said his teams had never beaten Andover. This was on the heels of a huge win over Chelmsford.

Methuen-Tewksbury's Caleb Canavan, Lex Flores and co-captain Anna Bolduc swept the diving to lead Methuen past North Andover. Hannah Wieczorek shined for the Knights.

Methuen/Tewksbury captures its third straight girls MVC Division 2 swim meet championship, along with three straight  regular season titles.  The boys also won the league meet title.

The Methuen-Tewksbury swim team rolled past Greater Lawrence and Lowell to finish the season at 9-2 and win its third straight MVC 2 title. The DeLanos, Philip Nguyen and Jonathan Phan were among the standouts.

Methuen's swim team edged Haverhill 96-90, marking the first time Methuen has beaten Central and Haverhill in the same season according to coach Jason Smith. Carter DeLano won both the 100 freestyle and 100 btreastsroke for the Rangers (7-2).

Methuen defeated Central Catholic in swimming, 86-84, for the first time since 2011. Freshman Johnathan Phan and Carter DeLano both won two individual events for the Rangers and were on the winning 400 freestyle relay team.

Andover swimming got big efforts from Jaclyn Ambrose, Maya Flatley and Claire Neilly in a 122-55 win over Central Catholic.