The Johns Creek Swim & Dive team delivered an outstanding performance at the 2026 Raider Relays, showcasing the depth, talent, and teamwork that continue to define the Gladiator program. Competing against some of the top programs in the region, the Gladiators captured the Girls Team Championship, finished third in the Boys Team standings, and placed second overall in the combined team competition.
The Gladiator girls led the way with a meet-best 518 points, edging Milton by 14 points to claim the team title. The boys contributed a strong third-place finish with 330 points, helping Johns Creek accumulate 1,032 combined points, just 72 points behind overall champion Alpharetta.
The girls dominated throughout the meet, earning first-place finishes in multiple relay events. Johns Creek claimed victories in the 200-yard Backstroke Relay, 400-yard Medley Relay, 200-yard Breaststroke Relay, 200-yard Butterfly Relay, and 400-yard Freestyle Relay, demonstrating strength across every stroke discipline.
Several relay groups turned in particularly impressive performances. The quartet of Karissa Yeh, Teagan Markott, Rose Collins, and Amy Jiang captured the 400-yard Medley Relay title, while Vanessa Campbell, Amy Jiang, Karissa Yeh, and Teagan Markott followed with another victory in the 400-yard Freestyle Relay. The Gladiators also swept the top two positions in the Girls 200-yard Backstroke Relay, highlighting the program's exceptional depth.
The boys were equally competitive, earning runner-up finishes in the 200-yard Backstroke Relay, 200-yard Breaststroke Relay, and 8x25 Freestyle Relay, while also collecting several third-place finishes throughout the day. The relay-first format showcased the balance and versatility of the Johns Creek roster, with contributions coming from experienced veterans and emerging young swimmers alike.
Johns Creek also excelled in the mixed relays. The Gladiators captured the Mixed 8x25 Medley Relay championship and added runner-up finishes in both the Mixed 200-yard Medley Relay and Mixed 200-yard Freestyle Relay. These performances proved pivotal in helping the Gladiators secure their second-place overall team finish.
Beyond the team results, the Raider Relays provided an opportunity for dozens of Gladiators to contribute valuable points. Throughout the meet, Johns Creek consistently placed multiple relay teams among the top finishers, a testament to the program's depth, commitment, and team-first culture.
With a girls championship trophy, a podium finish for the boys, and a runner-up finish in the overall standings, the Gladiators continue to build momentum as the season progresses. The Raider Relays offered an early glimpse of what this team is capable of achieving, and Johns Creek Swim & Dive is poised for another exciting season in the pool.
Final Team Standings -
Girls: 1st Place (518 points)
Boys: 3rd Place (330 points)
Combined: 2nd Place (1,032 points)
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