Mount Vernon spoiled the season opener for the Oak Harbor High School swimming team, beating the Wildcats 104-66 at John Vanderzicht Pool Monday, Dec. 7.

The Bulldogs won seven of the 11 events.

In the four Oak Harbor wins, Joe Gorman took part in three.

He won the 200 (2:17.44) and 500 (4:55.32) freestyles, and joined Eric Jensen, Cole McClasin and Logan Clark to take the 200 freestyle relay (1:57.36).

Clark collected the other Wildcat win in the 100 butterfly (1:09.72).

“For only being half their size in team numbers, I was pleased,” coach Erin Bull said. “Each team member had to compete in four events in order to fill up empty slots. They showed great endurance while dropping time from our time trials early in the season.”

Oak Harbor travels to the Snohomish Aquatic Center at 3:15 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 10, to take on Glacier Peak and Snohomish.

Other Oak Harbor results versus Mount Vernon:

Second: McCaslin, 200 free, 2:23.39; 500 free, 5:09.53; Jensen, 200 individual medley, 2:40.44; Clark, 50 free, 29.2; 400 free relay (McClasin, Jensen, Daniel Guerrero, Gorman), 4:48.05.

Third: Jared Hunt, 100 breaststroke, 1:35.02; 200 medley relay (Garrett Karney, Hunt, Quinn Karney, Clark), 2:27.82; 200 free relay (Guerrero, Quinn Karney, Andrew Snyder, Garrett Karney), 2:12.4.

Fourth: Garrett Karney, 50 free, 31.1; 100 backstroke, 1:37.75; Raymond Paraiso, 100 free, 1:18.75.

Fifth: Hunt, 200 free, 2:43.38; Snyder, 200 IM, 3:25.42; Jensen, 100 fly, 1:39.18; Quinn Karney, 100 free, 1:20.35; Snyder, 100 back, 1:40.76; Guerrero, 100 breast, 1:43.35; 50 free, 35.55; 200 medley relay (Paraiso, Nathan Larsen, Snyder, Pablo Closson), 2:54.43.