| Place | Team | Points |
| 1 | DI | 3114.5 |
| 2 | NBT | 2702.5 |
| 3 | SF | 2645.0 |
| 4 | PKS | 2409.0 |
| 5 | NST | 2317.5 |
| 6 | NC | 2300.5 |
| 7 | SVY | 2006.5 |
| 8 | HYC | 1908.0 |
| 9 | SM | 1832.0 |
| 10 | CF | 1756.0 |
| 11 | JIST | 1373.0 |
| 12 | LPST | 1230.0 |
| 13 | ASH | 1036.5 |
| 14 | CCC | 975.0 |
| 15 | SML | 800.0 |
| 16 | LOST | 626.0 |
| 17 | WCW | 528.0 |
| 18 | STA | 12.0 |
The Daniel Island Flying Fish captured their third consecutive title in the Coastal Carolina Aquatic Association (CCAA) Championship Meet, and they made it look easy. The Flying Fish coasted to a 412-point victory (3114.5 to 2702.5) over the second place Northbridge Terrace Killer Whales, clinching the championship before the end of the individual events. The depth of the Flying Fish played a huge role in their threepeat: in winning 11 of the meet’s 15 relays, Daniel Island’s relays alone outscored three entire teams. Trailing Northbridge Terrace in third through fifth place were the Snee Farm Swim Team (2645 points), the Parkshore Piranhas (2409), and the Newington Tiger Sharks (2317.5).
Three swimmers, all from Daniel Island, placed first in three individual events each and earned the title of triple crown winners: Finn Gaston (9-10 boys butterfly, backstroke, and individual medley), Charlotte Good (13-14 girls butterfly, backstroke, and IM), and Ellie Chalupsky (15-18 girls butterfly, backstroke, and IM). Ellie set City Meet records in butterfly and backstroke and joined her teammates Mia Devito, Katie Kitlowski, Grace Litzinger on a record-setting freestyle relay. Daniel Island’s 13-14 mixed medley record (Charlotte Good, Jason Chalupsky, Lila Mahoney, Nolan Mahoney) also established a new record. Individual City Meet records were also set by Easton Drost (Summerville Tidalwaves) in the 11-12 boys butterfly and Heyward Loichinger (Northbridge Terrace) in the 11-12 boys breaststroke.
Approximately 900 swimmers from the eighteen teams of the Coastal Carolina Aquatic Association will gather at the North Charleston Aquatic Center on Sunday, July 6, for the 2025 CCAA Championship Meet, affectionately called the City Meet. The two-time defending champion Daniel Island Flying Fish are expected to be challenged by the Northbridge Terrace Killer Whales, the Snee Farm Swim Team, the Newington Tiger Sharks, the Hobcaw Marlins, and the Parkshore Piranhas, who finished in second through sixth place in 2024.
The meet will begin with the CCAA’s youngest swimmers, the 7-8 and 9-10 age groups on Sunday morning. Competition will continue on Sunday afternoon for the 11-12, 13-14, and 15-18 age groups.
There is no charge for parking or admission to the meet. IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR SPECTATORS: At the request of the host facility, only swimmers, coaches, and volunteers will be admitted to the pool until 30 minutes before the start of competition in each session. (See below). Due to the holiday weekend, the City of North Charleston will not operate the concession stand within the Aquatic Center. A coffee truck will be on site during the morning session, and a sno-cone truck will be on site during the afternoon session.
The 2025 City Meet T-shirt will be available in a variety of sizes. The City Meet heat sheet will not be sold in a printed version, but the heat sheet can be downloaded here.
A live stream of this year’s City Meet will be available on YouTube. If you can’t make it to the Aquatic Center, you can watch the meet live or later on.
Morning session live stream
Afternoon session live stream
This year’s event champions and the listing of meet records will be updated throughout the weekend on our City Meet page. The top 10 finishers in each event will also be posted throughout the weekend on the CCAA Facebook feed. Good luck to the nearly 900 swimmers participating in this year’s City Meet!
July 6: Sunday morning session
Doors open for swimmers: 7:30 AM
Warmups: 8:00-9:00 AM
Doors open for spectators: 8:30 AM
Meet begins: 9:00 AM
Projected finish time: 12:15 PM
July 6: Sunday afternoon session
Doors open for swimmers: 12:30 PM
Warmups: 1:00-2:00 PM
Doors open for spectators: 1:30 PM
Senior recognition: 2:00 PM
Meet begins: 2:15 PM
Projected finish time: 6:00 PM
Congratulations to the 2025 CCAA seniors! Most of them graduated this spring, with a few more 18-year-olds that will graduate in the class of 2026. 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
Joshua Blauch (Charleston Southern University) 12 years in the CCAA
Corbin Davis (enlisting in the United States Air Force) 9 years
Marley Eustace (University of South Carolina) 6 years
Gabin Moreau (University of South Carolina) 14 years
Alex Quinton (enlisting in the United States Navy) 11 years
AnnaGrace Tanner (Cedarville University) 7 years
Teagan Thomas (University of South Carolina) 10 years
Country Club of Charleston
Henson Norvell (University of Alabama Honors College) 12 years
Crowfield
Xander Evangelista (Trident Technical College) 11 years
Daniel Island
Grace Litzinger (Loyola University Maryland) 3 years
Bryce May (University of South Carolina) 13 years
Hobcaw
Avery Campbell (University of South Carolina) 13 years
Lucas de Arellano (University of South Carolina) 13 years
Kennedy Anne DeVeaux (Bucknell University) 10 years
Jameson Golden (Clemson University) 11 years
Elizabeth Kelley (Wake Forest University) 14 years
Jackson Naylor (Auburn University) 5 years
Colby Schleier (Auburn University) 14 years
Adair Shaw (The Ohio State University) 14 years
James Island Swim Team
Madeline Broderick (Clemson University) 13 years
Jessica Guevara (University of Alabama) 8 years
Avery Osborn (Clemson University) 8 years
Zachary Osborn (Clemson University) 7 years
James Island Swim Team and Fort Johnson Dolphins
Greyson Bryan (Columbia College) 12 years
Carl Fehr (West Virginia University) 5 years
Legend Oaks
no seniors
Longpoint
Cate Arrants (Clemson University) 13 years
Ashley DeWeese (Clemson University) 12 years
Christian Goodrich (Clemson University) 12 years
Austin Mullens (University of South Carolina) 9 years
Sawyer Quertermous (University of South Carolina) 9 years
Ciara Twomey (Lynn University) 5 years
Newington
Chris Baroody (enlisting in the United States Army) 10 years
Kaylin Otey (Spartanburg Methodist University) 6 years
Felicity Shelbourne (Clemson University) 12 years
Ethan Wilson (Trident Technical College) 2 years
Natalie Wright (Clemson University) 12 years
Northbridge Terrace
AnnCarter Bradley (Flagler College) 14 years
Lily Burnette (Covenant College) 14 years
Ruby Wallen (University of South Carolina) 14 years
North Charleston
Skylar Jones (Lenoir-Rhyne University) 8 years
Darby Priest (Clemson University) 13 years
Payton Schrader (Clemson University Honors College) 8 years
Delaney Torek (Clemson University) 12 years
Peyton Wood (University of South Carolina) 13 years
Parkshore
Cecilia Ford (Furman University) 14 years
Louisa Halford (Clemson University) 10 years
Phillip LeClerc (College of Charleston) 5 years
St. Andrew’s
no seniors
Shadowmoss
Luke Potter (Clemson University) 4 years
Sha-Mel-Lon
Kieleigh Allen (Clemson University) 14 years
Benjamin Gladwell (Trident Technical College) 14 years
Mason Scott (North Greenville University) 12 years
Snee Farm
Robert Crawford (Clemson University) 10 years
Thomas Curl (Clemson University) 14 years
Grigg Godfrey (University of South Carolina) 14 years
Lindsay Gunn (University of South Carolina Honors College) 14 years
Lauren Hance (Clemson University) 14 years
Ashyr Huggins (University of Virginia) 13 years
Sean Lynch (Clemson University) 13 years
Bells Martin (Clemson University) 15 years
Summerville YMCA
no seniors
West County Wahoos
no seniors
Next meeting for team reps and coaches: 6:30pm, Tuesday, July 1, at the North Charleston Aquatic Center
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
Friday, June 13: Entry deadline for City Meet T-Shirt design contest
Friday, June 27: CCAA Championship Meet entry deadline
Tuesday, July 1: Pre-City Meet meeting for team reps and coaches at the North Charleston Aquatic Center (6:30 pm)
Sunday, July 6: CCAA Championship Meet at North Charleston Aquatic Center
Congratulations to the champions of the 2025 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 2025 CCAA Championship Meet.
Red League
1st Place: Snee Farm Swim Team (4-1)
2nd Place (tie): Daniel Island Flying Fish, Northbridge Terrace Killer Whales, Parkshore Piranhas (all 3-2)
no 3rd Place due to 2nd place tie
White League
1st Place: North Charleston Barracudas (5-0)
2nd Place: Crowfield Killer Waves and Summerville YMCA Tidalwaves (3-2)
no 3rd Place due to 2nd place tie
Blue League
1st Place: James Island Stingrays (5-0)
2nd place (tie): Country Club of Charleston Phish, Legend Oaks Gators, Sha-Mel-Lon Stingrays (all 3-2)
no 3rd Place due to 2nd place tie
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!