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Juneau-Douglas girls claim state swimming championship title in Anchorage

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Last updated Nov 8, 2026

Juneau-Douglas girls claim state swimming championship title in Anchorage

Summary

The Juneau-Douglas girls swimming team secured the state championship on November 8, scoring 108.5 points. This victory ended Eagle River's two-year title streak as the Crimson Bears triumphed in the final event, the 400 freestyle relay. Key performances included Anna Brooks of Service winning two individual events and a close race won by Eagle River's Lelaina Trembath. Colony's Claire Wallstrum dominated the diving competition, finishing nearly 75 points ahead of her closest rival. The championship featured strong showings from a range of teams, with Juneau-Douglas last winning the title in 2023.

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•Juneau-Douglas scored 108.5 points to win the state championship.
•Eagle River finished second with 98 points; Service placed third with 75.
•Anna Brooks won the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke.
•Leilana Trembath won the 200 freestyle and anchored a winning relay.
•Claire Wallstrum won the diving competition with a score of 467.85.

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11:06 PMYahoo Sports — Juneau-Douglas girls earn state swimming title as Service's Brooks wins 2 events

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Nov. 8—The seniors on the Juneau-Douglas girls team filled up four full rows on the flight traveling from Alaska's capital city to Anchorage for the State Swimming and Diving Championships. That depth and experience showed on Saturday as the Crimson Bears scored 108.5 points to claim the state team championship, halting runner-up Eagle River's two-year title run. "We brought 16 seniors," ...
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Yahoo SportsNov 8, 2026, 11:06 PM
Juneau-Douglas girls earn state swimming title as Service's Brooks wins 2 events
Nov. 8—The seniors on the Juneau-Douglas girls team filled up four full rows on the flight traveling from Alaska's capital city to Anchorage for the State Swimming and Diving Championships. That depth and experience showed on Saturday as the Crimson Bears scored 108.5 points to claim the state team championship, halting runner-up Eagle River's two-year title run. "We brought 16 seniors," ...

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