For the second consecutive year, Charlotte Latin has claimed the top spot in the final rankings for HighSchoolOT boys swimming and diving. The Hawks were victorious in the N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association D1 championship.

The rankings are determined by performance in the N.C. High School Athletic Association or N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association championships. HSOT combines championship times from all categories and organizations to calculate the overall rankings for the state competition.

In certain occasions, there were situations where there were equal scores in various categories. In these cases, the tie was broken based on their placement on the podium (with a 1A champion receiving priority over a 4A athlete who placed second in the same event). If the athletes were still equal in points, the points were divided between them.

If two teams were in a deadlock for a top-25 position in the final rankings, the deciding factor would be which team placed higher in their state championship.

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Latin had a significant lead of 34 points over second-place Marvin Ridge, the champion of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A division. They were an impressive 74 points ahead of third-place Ardrey Kell.

Seventeen teams that were in the top 25 preseason also made it into the final 25 rankings. The highest ranked team that was unranked at the beginning of the year was the Ravenscroft at number 6. The top ranked team in the preseason was also Latin.

Some other winning teams were No. 19 Forsyth Country Day (NCISAA Division 2) and No. 20 Carrboro (3A). Teams that were not ranked, but still won, were Trinity School of Durham-Chapel Hill (NCISAA Division 3) and Raleigh Charter (1A/2A).

Here are the complete rankings:

Revised: Top 25 Rankings for Boys’ Swimming and Diving in HSOT Statewide Competition

Just a friendly reminder that the rankings are determined by combining all the times from different classifications and associations into a single state meet. Tied scores are determined by the team’s ranking on the podium. The list includes each team’s total points and their final placement in the championship.

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   Charlotte Latin School in North Carolina was the champion in Division 1 of NCISAA (North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association).

2. “Marvin Ridge is the 4A champion with a score of 173.”

3. Ardrey Kell’s score was 133 and they ranked third in the 4A division.

4. Charlotte Country Day 131, 3rd in NCISAA D1
5. Leesville Road 110, 4th in 4A
6. Ravenscroft 94, 2nd in NCISAA D1
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   In the 4A division, Cardinal Gibbons came in second place with a score of 91.

8. Hoggard High School achieved a score of 89 and placed 7th in the 4A category.

9. On the 84th day of Providence, they ranked 5th in the NCISAA Division 1.

10. In the State 4A rankings, Myers Park holds the 6th spot with a score of 78.

11. Enloe High School’s team, the Enloe 76, placed fifth in the 4A category.

12. Page 76, 8th in 4A
13. Ashley 71, 10th in 4A
14. East Mecklenburg 67, 12th in 4A
15. Durham School of the Arts 60, 3rd in 3A

16. The Cannon School ranked 60th in the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association Division 1.

17. East Chapel Hill 56, 9th in 4A

18. Providence placed 48th in the 4A 11th division.

19. Forsyth Country Day 43, NCISAA D2 champ
20. Carrboro 35, 3A champ

21. Middle Creek scored 35 points and ranked 22nd in the 4A category.

22. The team Northern Durham has scored 34 points and is ranked 23rd in the 4A division.

23. Heritage 31, 21st in 4A

24. The football team from South Mecklenburg High School finished with a score of 28, ranking T17th in the 4A division.

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Source: highschoolot.com