The Washington Swim Team opened its season with a home loss Monday to Lake Chesterfield, 325-200.
Washington returns to competition Monday at Cool Dell at 5:30 p.m.
In Monday’s meet, Lake Chesterfield held the lead for most of the meet.
Lake Chesterfield built a 35-17 lead in the individual medley races.
Washington’s winners in the individual medley were Lily Harrell and Max Blackmur.
Finishing second for Washington was Michael Finck.
Third-place finishers were Hannah Struckhoff, Emily Moreland, Andrew Tchiblakian and Cassandra Halsted.
In the freestyle event, Lake Chesterfield pushed its advantage to 89-70.
Washington’s winners in that stroke were Spencer Coates, Claire Van Biljon, Ryan Hoerstkamp, Mckenzie Dohm, Robert Halsted and Michael Mathews.
Second-place finishers from Washington were Jaelee Heien, Alexis Harriman, Louie Eckelkamp and Rily Van Biljon.
During the breaststroke, Lake Chesterfield moved ahead, 162-95.
Washington’s lone winner was Gabrielle Woll.
Second-place finishers from Washington were Avari Archer, Paige Lynn, Bonnie Eckelkamp and Dorian Knight.
In the freestyle relay races, Lake Chesterfield extended its lead to 183-110.
Winning teams for Washington were in the girls 6-under, girls 7-8, girls 9-10, girls 11-12 and boys 15-18.
Moving to the backstroke, Lake Chesterfield opened a 242-155 advantage.
Washington’s backstroke winners were Lauren Nieder, Spencer Coates, Lily Harrell, Ryan Hoerstkamp, Emily Reuwer and Lily Van Biljon.
Second-place finishers were Nick Sikes, Adam Mulkey and Claire Van Biljon.
The final individual stroke was the butterfly, where Lake Chesterfield held the overall lead, 290-178.
Washington’s winner was Emily Reuwer.
Second-place finishers were Avari Archer, Eva Gaugh and Lily Harrell.
The medley relay races closed out the meet.
