Paced by three high point winners, four club records and a bevy of personal bests, the North Whidbey Aquatic Club girls team won the Spring Thunderbird meet in Anacortes last weekend.

The Blue Heron topped the girls field, beating runner up Fife Area Swim Team by 30 points.

Haley Borja, 8, Jasmine Borja, 11, and Alana Miller, 10, captured overall high point honors for their divisions.

“To repeat as high point champion in two consecutive local swim meets like this says a great deal about these three girls’ consistency, dedication and determination, as well as their ability to dominate the local competition,” coach Dick Taylor said.

Haley Borja posted three NWAC meter short course records (50 free, 35.01; 50 back, 43.08; and 400 IM, 7:28.6); and Miller set a new NWAC mark in the 100 back (1:21.81).

In all, Haley Borja won nine events; Miller 10; Jasmine Borja three; and Lea Opdyke and Kiersten Tyson one each.

Lecya Santiago, 11, was second in four events.

Twenty-three Blue Heron competed in the meet. Here are the best finishes for those athletes not already listed:

Mia Ackerman, 13: 18th, 200 IM.

Lola Chargualaf, 10: 5th, 400 free.

Ava Davis, 8: 10th, 25 back.

Cole Davis, 10: 5th, 200 free.

Caitlin Dennen, 12: 7th, 50 fly.

Colin Diamond, 11: 5th, 400 free, 100 IM.

Diandra Dominguez, 13: 5th, 400 IM.

Leylah Dominguez, 10: 7th, 400 free.

Cassidy Downs, 8: 6th, 100 IM.

Ehlexi Hall, 11: 14th, 50 back.

Timafe Hall, 11: 11th, 50 fly.

Macie Koelbl, 8: 8th, 25 back.

Jewel Nelson, 8: 14th, 50 free.

Julian Paraiso, 10: 5th, 100 IM.

Claire Paul, 10: 16th, 50 breast.

Abigail Place, 10: 19th, 50 back.

Robin Zemlo, 11: 4th, 100 IM.