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Pending NISCA certification (they didn't certify her swim last year), Leah Shackley swam under the National High School Record in the 100 back.

Powerhouse Carmel High School has captured Swimming World's girls' and boys' mythical team titles for the 2022-23 scholastic season.

The girls' high school class of 2025 appears to be the best in recent memory, and perhaps rivals the class of 2015 that was spearheaded by Katie Ledecky.

After swimming personal bests earlier in the meet, Alex Shackell and Anna Peplowski both dropped time in the 100 freestyle on the final night in Indy.

Virginia has the two fastest swimmers of all-time in the 50 free, putting them leaps and bounds ahead of the field in the 200 free relay.

Head coach Chris Plumb and the Carmel High School girls dominated the Indiana High School State Championship meet. But was it their most-dominant team ever?

At U.S. Nationals, Pelaez dropped about 1 second from her lifetime best time to rank herself #7 out of the all-time fastest 15-16-year-old 100 freestylers.

Justina Kozan, the lone senior on the team, brought it home in 48.67, getting her hand on the wall in a final time of 3:14.80. 

Additionally, both swimmers have now cracked the all-time top 10 in the 15-16 girls age group in the event, with Moesch landing 7th and Hayes 9th.

The Carmel High School dominance continued on Saturday, winning 6 events en route to a 36th-straight state championship.