By Keith Dunlap on SwimSwam
2025 Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference Girls State Open Championships
Nov. 13-16 New Haven, Connecticut SCY (25 yards) ResultsGreenwich and Ridgefield keep going back and forth when it comes to winning the State Open Championships in Connecticut.
The teams have alternated winning the meet over the last five years, and this year it was Greenwich’s turn, as it outlasted runner-up Ridgefield by more than 100 points.
The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference State Open Championships combine the top 24 finishers from each of the four class state meets into one overall championship meet.
Here were the champions of the other class meets:
Weston High School won the Class S title, winning its 12th straight. In Class M, Wethersfield High School won its first ever state championship in Lee Schwartzman’s 19th year as coach. Wethersfield edged out four-time defending class champion Pomperaug by 13 points. Ridgefield took the title in Class L, its second straight. Greenwich won the Class LL title, securing a state record 1,038.5 points.That set the stage for the open championships, won for the 22nd time by Greenwich.
Leading the way for Greenwich was senior Wesley Wales, who first swam a personal best time of 1:50.75 to win the 200 free after placing 2nd in the event last year.
Wales then later won the 100 free in a personal best time of 51.34.
Wales also swam the third leg (23.41) on Greenwich’s winning team in the 200 free relay, which won with a time of 1:35.53. Ellison Charette started with a 24.57 split, followed by Julia Kozma (24.48), Wales and Kensie Worden (23.07).
The individual star of the meet was Manchester senior Riley Anderson, a Duke commit.
Anderson set a state open record with a time of 22.39 to win the 50 free and repeat as champion in the event. Anderson holds the fifth-fastest time in the 50 free in the 17-18 age group after swimming a time of 22.20 at the Class LL meet.
Later, Anderson won the 100 fly in 53.45.
The 200 medley relay was won by Ridgefield’s team of Mairead Luhman (27.82), Dalia Kara (29.58), Zsofia Milak (25.70) and Ellie Griffin (24.17) in a time of 1:47.27.
Ridgefield also won the 400 free relay in 3:27.56 behind the team of Milak (51.29), Chloe Archibald (52.99), Mary Kelly (52.05) and Ava Ward (51.23).
Other individual winners were:
Chesire junior Annie Superchi won the 200 IM in 2:06.27 for her first state title. In diving, Greenwich freshman Aiden Charette won with 517.85 points, prevailing over two-time defending champion Emma Kelly (505.90) of New Canaan on the 11th dive. Greenwich junior Ellison Charette swam a personal best of 4:57.57 to take the 500 free after finishing 2nd in the event last year. Norwalk-McMahon senior Kate Fedor won the 100 back in 56.45. Fedor is a Penn State commit. Cheshire sophomore Mackenzie Hearrin captured the 100 breast in a time of 1:04.89.Team Standings — Top 5
Greenwich, 721 Ridgefield, 611.5 Cheshire, 322 Wilton, 242.5 Norwalk-McMahon, 229Read the full story on SwimSwam: Greenwich Claims 22nd Connecticut State Open Championship
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