Back-to-back state champs!

The Smithtown/Hauppauge swim and dive has just won their second consecutive and third state title in the last four years!

The 200-yard Medley Relay team of Julia Lucca, Ellianna Esposito, Sarah Lucca, and Olivia Chiofolo won its fourth straight State Championship, setting a Suffolk County record and earning an Automatic All-American time of 1:43.43, currently the 18th-fastest time in the United States.

In the 50-yard Freestyle, Sarah and Julia Lucca placed 4th (23.42) and 5th (23.45), both achieving All-American Consideration times.

Sarah Lucca also became the 100-yard Butterfly State Champion for the second consecutive year, posting an All-American Consideration time of 54.72.

In the 100-yard Freestyle, Olivia Chiofolo placed 8th with a personal-best 52.59. Eighth graders Ellianna Esposito and Sylvia Bonn placed 25th (54.68) and 30th (55.53) respectively.

The 200-yard Freestyle Relay team of Julia Lucca, Olivia Chiofolo, Avery Wilcox, and Sarah Lucca captured its second straight State Championship, breaking its own Suffolk County record with an Automatic All-American time of 1:34.72. Eighth grader Sylvia Bonn also contributed a strong preliminary lead-off leg that helped the team qualify for the A Final. This time is currently the 13th fastest in the United States. 

In the 100-yard Backstroke, Julia Lucca was crowned State Champion, posting an Automatic All-American time and breaking the Suffolk County record with a 54.06.

In the 100-yard Breaststroke, Ellianna Esposito placed 11th with a 1:06.17, breaking Smithtown’s longest-standing record, set in 2007.

Closing out the meet, the 400-yard Freestyle Relay team of Emma Cronin, Mia Barbero, Avery Wilcox, Ellianna Esposito, and Sylvia Bonn (prelims) placed 7th with a time of 3:36.76.

Other notable swims included Avery Wilcox, who placed 30th in the 500-yard Freestyle, and Veronica Acosta, who placed 31st in the 100-yard Butterfly.

These nine remarkable athletes made history this weekend, completing their fifth consecutive undefeated season. They have now won 43 straight dual meets, six straight League Championships, five straight County Championships, and back-to-back State Championships.

Congratulations to our swimmers/divers, coaches and families on this amazing achievement!