| Place | Team | Points |
| 1 | DI | 3112.0 |
| 2 | NBT | 2725.0 |
| 3 | SF | 2526.5 |
| 4 | NST | 2310.5 |
| 5 | HYC | 2304.0 |
| 6 | PKS | 2300.0 |
| 7 | SM | 2153.0 |
| 8 | NC | 2068.0 |
| 9 | CF | 1699.0 |
| 10 | LP | 1578.0 |
| 11 | SVY | 1500.0 |
| 12 | ASH | 1394.5 |
| 13 | JIST | 1389.5 |
| 14 | SML | 1076.0 |
| 15 | CCC | 1064.5 |
| 16 | WCW | 165.0 |
| 17 | FJ | 150.5 |
Next meeting for team reps: 6:30pm, Tuesday, April 29 via Zoom
Tuesday, February 25: General meeting (for team reps and coaches) at North Charleston City Hall (6:30 pm)
Thursday, March 20: General meeting (for team reps and coaches) at North Charleston City Hall (6:30 pm)
Thursday, April 24: Officials’ training via Zoom (stroke and turn rules time 7:00 – 8:30 pm / CCAA rules 8:30 – 9:00 pm)
Tuesday, April 29: Officials’ training via Zoom (stroke and turn rules time 7:00 – 8:30 pm / CCAA rules 8:30 – 9:00 pm)
Tuesday, April 29: General meeting (for team reps and coaches) via Zoom (6:30 pm)
Late April/early May: Officials’ tests posted to CCAA website (see Officials or Team Rep Info page)
Friday, May 2: Final team schedules (additional meets scheduled by teams) due to CCAA
Tuesday, May 6: Officials’ training via Zoom (stroke and turn rules time 7:00 – 8:30 pm / CCAA rules 8:30 – 9:00 pm)
Saturday, May 10: Starters’ clinic at Northbridge Terrace pool (10:00 am)
Tuesday, May 20: Bag Night – General meeting (for team reps and coaches) at North Charleston City Hall (6:30 pm)
Friday, May 23: Team rosters due to league registrar
Tuesday, May 27: first dual meet (teams have schedule flexibility – first meet must be scheduled on/before May 31
June (date TBA): Entry deadline for City Meet T-Shirt Design Contest
Friday, June 27: CCAA Championship Meet entry deadline
Week of June 30 (date and time TBA): Pre-City Meet meeting for team reps and coaches
Sunday, July 6: CCAA Championship Meet at North Charleston Aquatic Center
It proved to be a little bit easier for the Daniel Island swim team in this year’s Championship Meet of the Coastal Carolina Aquatic Association (CCAA), as the Flying Fish cruised to a 387 point victory over the Northbridge Terrace Killer Whales. In contrast to 2023, when the meet came down to the final relay in a 14.5 point win for Daniel Island over second place Snee Farm, the Flying Fish cruised from wire to wire in this year’s meet. The Snee Farm Swim Team finished third with 2526.5 points, followed by three teams separated by only 10.5 points: the Newington Tiger Sharks (2310.5), the Hobcaw Marlins (2304), and the Parkshore Piranhas (2300).
Three swimmers captured triple crowns in this year’s City Meet by winning three events: Northbridge Terrace’s Saylor Hood (9-10 girls butterfly, backstroke, and individual medley), Crowfield’s Joshua Bornfleth (11-12 boys freestyle, backstroke, and individual medley), and Sha-Mel-Lon’s Carley Foust (13-14 girls freestyle, butterfly, and individual medley).
Snee Farm’s Avery Frece was the only swimmer to set meet records in two events: the 15-18 girls freestyle and butterfly. New City Meet records were also set by Northbridge Terrace’s Harbor Hood (7-8 girls breaststroke), Hobcaw’s Leah Carrico (9-10 girls breaststroke), Crowfield’s Brody Haefner (9-10 boys breaststroke), James Island’s Holden Jickling (9-10 boys backstroke), Daniel Island’s Ellie Chalupsky (15-18 girls backstroke), Hobcaw’s Adair Shaw (15-18 girls individual medley), and Longpoint’s Stephen Russell (15-18 boys backstroke). Chalupsky and Russell actually broke CCAA records twice: first as backstroke leadoff swimmers in the medley relay and then again in their individual events. The 11-12 girls free relay team from the Summerville Y (Gabrielle Burns, Jayla Muldrow, Luna Armijo-Lagares, and Mia Stephen) also established a City Meet record.
Over 800 swimmers from seventeen teams participated in this year’s Championship Meet. We appreciate the work that the CCAA’s volunteers did in making the City Meet run so smoothly. See you next year!
Congratulations to the 2024 CCAA seniors! Most of them graduated this spring, with a few more 18-year-olds that will graduate in the class of 2025. We are grateful to these swimmers for their many years of participation in our league, and we wish them nothing but the best as they begin the next stage in their journeys. We are very proud of them!
Ashborough
Konnor Frink (Florida Southern College) 5 years in the CCAA
Evan Gros (serving in the AmeriCorps) 13 years
Katie Livingston (Trident Technical College) 9 years
Hope Young (Coastal Carolina University) 9 years
Country Club of Charleston
No seniors
Crowfield
Trevor Kennedy (Charleston Fire Academy) 5 years
Tallon Parker (University of South Carolina / South Carolina National Guard) 13 years
Daniel Island
Harper Anderson (2025 graduate of Bishop England High School) 10 years
Zoe Dewitt (United States Air Force Academy) 14 years
Justin Hafner (Clemson University) 14 years
Carlisle Stanley (2025 graduate of Bishop England High School) 13 years
Fort Johnson
no seniors
Hobcaw
Wilson Burns (University of Florida) 8 years
Caroline Campbell (Clemson University Honors College) 14 years
Laney Collar (Clemson University) 14 years
Jack Darby (University of South Carolina) 14 years
Mary Elizabeth Moye (University of South Carolina) 13 years
James Island
no seniors
Longpoint
Alyssa Almaguer (Clemson University Honors College) 12 years
Maggie Largent (University of South Carolina Honors College) 7 years
Gannon Rose (Northeastern University) 13 years
Luke Russell (The Citadel) 13 years
Stephen Russell (Virginia Military Institute) 13 years
Harrison Shaw (United States Military Academy) 3 years
Newington
Emma Christie (University of Mississippi) 11 years
Ward Crosby (Clemson University) 14 years
Helen Hamilton (Georgia Southern University) 14 years
Jack Jonas (Anderson University) 14 years
Lucas Piscatelli (University of South Carolina) 12 years
Northbridge Terrace
Maria Atwood (University of Tennessee) 14 years
Chesney Bennett (University of Kentucky) 13 years
Warren Cohn (College of Charleston) 14 years
Emmett Reardon (Ohio University) 14 years
Lexi White (Lander University) 6 years
North Charleston
Alyssa Bogtong (University of South Carolina) 6 years
Quinn Everett (College of Charleston) 7 years
Hailey Gladis (Trident Technical College) 5 years
Lauren Polomsky (Clemson University) 8 years
Mark Solos (College of Charleston) 1 year
Parkshore
Isaac Adelson (University of South Carolina) 14 years
Shadowmoss
Addie Hanna (Clemson University Honors College) 12 years
Emma Harle (University of South Carolina) 7 years
Courtney Tedesco (University of Massachusetts) 9 years
Sha-Mel-Lon
Olivia Acker (Wofford College) 7 years
Drew Owen (beginning welding career at W International SC) 13 years
Snee Farm
Jackson Allison (Clemson University) 13 years
Avery Frece (University of Kentucky) 10 years
Summerville Y
Hunter Javier (undecided) 8 years
West County Wahoos
No seniors
The Coastal Carolina Aquatic Association (CCAA) has only its second first-time team champion in the last 35 years. The Snee Farm Swim Team has dominated the CCAA since 1989, winning the team championship in all but three years and the COVID season of 2020. There is a changing of the guard in the CCAA in 2023, as the Daniel Island Flying Fish wrapped up their first-ever City Meet championship with a 14.5-point victory over Snee Farm. The outcome of the meet was in doubt until the final event, the 15-18 boys freestyle relay.
Daniel Island finished the meet with 2832.5 points, outpacing Snee Farm’s 2818 points. The Northbridge Terrace Killer Whales finished third with 2567 points, followed by the North Charleston Barracudas (2465) and the Parkshore Piranhas (2147).
Only four CCAA records were established during the meet, all during the second day. The 15-18 mixed medley relay team from Snee Farm (Ann Thompson, Avery Frece, Kyle Hertwig, Jackson Allison) set the first CCAA record of the meet, breaking their team’s own record set last year. Sean Groeber from the Northbridge Terrace Killer Whales also broke his meet record in the 13-14 boys breaststroke, followed by a record-setting performance in the next event (15-18 girls breaststroke) by Lindsay Burbage of the Sha-Mel-Lon Stingrays. The 15-18 boys freestyle relay from the Newington Tiger Sharks (Parker Azevedo, Will Gross, Carson Owens, and Jack Jonas) closed out the meet with a record-setting performance.
Northbridge’s Groeber was also one of this year’s Triple Crown winners, adding the butterfly and individual medley titles to his breaststroke championship. His teammate Logan Patterson swept the 11-12 boys butterfly, backstroke, and individual medley events. Double event winners included Daniel Island’s Charlotte Good (11-12 girls butterfly and backstroke), Newington’s Marlie Crosby (13-14 girls freestyle and breaststroke), Hobcaw’s Elliott Murphy (13-14 girls backstroke and individual medley), Snee Farm’s Avery Frece (15-18 girls freestyle and individual medley), and her teammate Kyle Hertwig (15-18 boys freestyle and butterfly).
The CCAA congratulates all of its swimmers and coaches on another outstanding season and thanks all the volunteers who made the regular season and the City Meet so successful!
Downloadable results:
Complete meet results
Final team scores
The CCAA has made a tradition of requesting and using designs of the Championship Meet T-shirt from swimmers participating in the league. Entries are open to all ages of swimmers with selection of the winning entry announced at the Championship Meet.
The 2025 T-shirt contest information and submission instructions can be found here. We look forward to seeing the creative designs that will come from our CCAA swimmers!
Although we announced during the 2024 City Meet that the CCAA had booked a date range at the North Charleston Aquatic Center for the 2025 City Meet, the date has officially been changed to a one-day competition on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
The most important factor in this decision was the strong desire to avoid forcing swimmers and their families to choose between representing their CCAA teams at our City Meet and their year-round teams at one of two South Carolina State Meets, which appear to be scheduled for July 10-13 and July 17-20. A Zoom meeting was held in October with the CCAA Board and team representatives, and teams were asked to vote on a proposal for a one-day meet on July 6. Teams were given a week for internal discussions, and the result was a 13-4 vote in favor of the proposal.
We thank everyone for their patience, and we look forward to a great 2025 season!
Congratulations to the champions of the 2024 Coastal Carolina Aquatic Association regular season! The dual meet season ran from May 28 through June 27. The top three teams in each league will receive their trophies at the 2024 CCAA Championship Meet.
Red League
1st place (tie): Daniel Island Flying Fish and Northbridge Terrace Killer Whales (4-1)
3rd place: Parkshore Piranhas (3-2)
White League
1st place (tie): Longpoint Sailfish/Newington Tiger Sharks (4-1)
3rd place: Crowfield Killer Waves (3-2)
Blue League
1st place: Sha-Mel-Lon Stingrays (4-0)
2nd place: Country Club of Charleston Phish (3-1)
3rd place: Summerville YMCA Stingrays (2-2)