Parkland’s swimming and diving teams beat Northampton to stay undefeated in East Penn Conference meets this season. The Trojans also competed in the Wilson Relays over the weekend.

Parkland beat Northampton 147-38 in the girls meet and 130-56 in the boys meet.

Kelsey McPeek (200 free, 100 free) and Sydney LaBaugh (individual medley, butterfly) won two events each and were part of two winning relays. The Trojans won all 12 events.

In the boys meet, Jacob Piccini (50 free, butterfly) and Dominic Faenza (200 free, breaststroke) won two events each as their team took all 12 events against the Konkrete Kids.

Both Parkland teams improved to 9-0 overall and 6-0 in EPC action with just two league dual meets left on the regular season schedule.

The Trojan boys team finished fifth out of 10 teams at the Wilson Relays at Wilson West Lawn last weekend. The boys team’s top finish at the meet came in the 200 relay when the foursome of Gabe Krizel, Quinn Conway, Pedro Teran and Colton Chung took third place.

Parkland’s girls team of Baylee Kish, McPeek, Milla Hahn and LaBaugh finished second in the 200 medley relay to mark the Trojan girls team’s best finish at the event, which features various types of relay races, many of which are not part of the event schedule in typical high school competitions.

North Penn won the boys team title at Wilson, with Emmaus, LaSalle and Wilson rounding out the top four.

Parkland’s girls team finished seventh. Upper Dublin won the girls meet with Wilson, Governor Mifflin, North Penn and Emmaus rounding out the top five.

GIRLS

Parkland 147, Northampton 38

200 medley relay: 1. Parkland (Baylee Kish, Kelsey McPeek, Milla Hahn, Sydney LaBaugh) 1:51.30, 2. Parkland (Farrah Hahn, Mazie Fleischaker, Jordana Chung, Mackenzie Platt), 3. Parkland (Ella Rafeld, Caitlin Grab, Julie Zaffiro, Grace Zhang);

200 freestyle: 1. Kelsey McPeek (P) 2:04.35, 2. Baylee Kish (P), 3. Mackenzie Platt (P);

200 individual medley: 1. Sydney LaBaugh (P) 2:15.66, 2. Ella Rafeld (P), 3. Sophia Kostik (N);

50 freestyle: 1. Milla Hahn (P) 25.9, 2. Kendall Davis (P), 3. Farrah Hahn (P);

Diving: 1. Johanna Cook (P) 248.6, 2. Sam Schultz (P), 3. Isabella Kish (N);

100 butterfly: 1. Sydney LaBaugh (P) 59.9, 2. Farrah Hahn (P), 3. Jordana Chung (P);

100 freestyle: 1. Kelsey McPeek (P) 56.76, 2. Milla Hahn (P), 3. Ella Rafeld (P);

500 freestyle: 1. Julie Zaffiro (P) 5:45.96, 2. Toni Bubier (N), 3. Grace Zhang (P);

200 freestyle relay: 1. Parkland (Baylee Kish, Julie Zaffiro, Mackenzie Platt, Kelsey McPeek) 1:46.29, 2. Parkland Kendall Davis, Ella Rafeld, Kenzi Schultz, Grace Zhang), 3. Northampton;

100 backstroke: 1. Mazie Fleischaker (P) 1:07.09, 2. Jordana Chung (P), 3. Kenzi Schultz (P);

100 breaststroke: 1. Baylee Kish (P) 1:18.30, 2. Kendall Davis (P), 3. Gabi Oswald (N);

400 freestyle relay: 1. Parkland (Milla Hahn, Farrah Hahn, Mackenzie Platt, Sydney LaBaugh) 3:50.01, 2. Parkland (Julie Zaffiro, Grace Zhang, Kenzi Schultz, Kendall Davis), 3. Parkland (Caitlin Grab, Jordana Chung, Kaley McKenzie, Mazi Fleischaker).

BOYS

Parkland 130, Northampton 56

200 medley relay: 1. Parkland (Gabe Krizel, Ethan Coleman, Thomas Price, Doug Bell) 1:41.38, 2. Parkland (Pedro Teran, Colton Chung, Eric Friday, Dominic Faenza), 3. Northampton;

200 freestyle: 1. Dominic Faenza (P) 1:49.6, 2. Quinn Conway (P), 3. Luke Stahley (P);

200 individual medley: 1. Colton Chung (P) 2:03.68, 2. Pedro Teran (P), 3. Nate Scheirer (N);

50 freestyle: 1. Jacob Piccini (P) 22.86, 2. Eric Friday (P), 3. Aiden Kuntz (N);

Diving: 1. Bradley Kunz (P) 286.8, 2. Alex Szeplaki (N), 3. Andrew Szeplaki (N);

100 butterfly: 1. Jacob Piccini (P) 55.7, 2. Tobias Scott (P), 3. Gabe Krizel (P);

100 freestyle: 1. Thomas Price (P) 50.49, 2. Doug Bell (P), 3. Josiah Hippert (N);

500 freestyle: 1. Michael Toth (P) 5:05.31, 2. Ethan Coleman (P), 3. Logan Saylor (N);

200 freestyle relay: 1. Parkland (Jacob Piccini, Thomas Price, Dominic Faenza, Doug Bell) 1:31.44, 2. Parkland (Luke Stahley, Colton Chung, Jacob Grab, Eric Friday), 3. Northampton;

100 backstroke: 1. Pedro Teran (P) 57.61, 2. Quinn Conway (P), 3. Josiah Hippert (N);

100 breaststroke: 1. Dominic Faenza (P) 1:03.41, 2. Nate Scheirer (N), 3. Aiden Kuntz (N);

400 freestyle relay: 1. Parkland (Jacob Piccini, Thomas Price, Michael Toth, Dou Bell), 2. Parkland (Pedro Teran, Eric Friday, Quinn Conway, Ethan Coleman), 3. Northampton.