Upper Dublin repeats as women champ, Wissahickon’s Reed Harris named Boys Swimmer of the Meet – thereporteronline

The Upper Dublin women swim staff repeated as Class 3A staff champion whereas Wissahickon senior Reed Harris was named Boys 3A Swimmer of the Meet on the PIAA Championships Thursday at Bucknell University’s Kinney Natatorium.

UD’s Sophia Magliari-Sileo received her second-straight gold within the 100-yard breaststroke, serving to the Cardinals high the ladies staff standings with 257 factors. North Allegheny was second with 225 whereas Fox Chapel got here in third with 150.

In Boys 3A, La Salle boys earned second place, the Explorers Thursday getting gold from Kyle Spaman within the 100 breast and silver from Joey Curcio within the 200 again and their 400 free relay as they completed with 190 factors. North Allegheny claimed first with 227 factors.

The Upper Dublin boys took sixth with 108 factors whereas Souderton was eighth at 104.

Magliari-Sileo led the Cardinal women in taking three of the highest 5 finishes within the 100 breast, the senior taking first with an NFHS Honor Roll time of 1:00.67. Teammates Alyssa Auwarter (1:03.51) and Maddie Shapiro (1:04.54) positioned fourth and fifth, respectively.

Central Bucks West’s Maisey Shaffer was sixth (1:04.65), Morgan Goldcamp of Souderton seventh (1:05.04) and CB West’s Anna Majewski eighth (1:05.25). North Penn’s Brigid Pickett completed twelfth (1:06.01).

Magliari-Sileo received the 100 breast in 2025 in 1:02.04 and was third as a sophomore in 2024 at 1:02.68.

In the 100 free, Upper Dublin had Vikki Williams place fifth (51.21) and Alicia Taylor take eighth (51.79) whereas Central Bucks East’s Grace Petrakis completed sixth (51.32). Hatboro-Horsham’s Megan Luddecke was eleventh (51.75).

Williams additionally was ninth within the 100 again – her 57.20 the highest time within the B Final – and teamed with Taylor, Olivia Auwarter and Jessie Motelson on UD’s 400 free relay that positioned fourth in 3:28.17.

In Girls 3A Diving, Souderton’s Julianna Yaglenski positioned fifth with 423.65 factors whereas CB East’s Marin Ford’s 395.65 earned her ninth.

In the five hundred free, UD’s Casey Braun positioned seventh with a time of 5:00.19. Abington’s Julie Chong was sixteenth (5:06.81).

Abington’s Ruby Tucker took sixth within the 100 again as she completed in 56.00. North Penn’s Kim Ruth got here in thirteenth (57.36).

Harris received his second gold of the state meet by taking first within the 500 free in a NFHS Honor Roll time of 4:22.43. He positioned sixth within the occasion final yr.

La Salle’s Lucas McDonough was ninth within the 500 free (4:35.29) with North Penn’s David Dian, who was fourth in diving Wednesday, coming in sixteenth at 4:44.43.

Harris’ first gold got here Wednesday when he received the 200 free.

Spaman, a senior, received the 100 breast by swimming an NFHS Honor Roll time of 53.83. Methacton Kelly Sommer was fourth at 54.84 with Upper Dublin’s Luke Sullivan eighth at 55.83.

Spaman was fourth within the 100 breast finally yr’s PIAA meet and thirteenth as a sophomore in 2024.

Souderton’s 400 free relay edged La Salle to seize gold, the Indians’ Kelly Moody, Nathan Kleppinger, Jack Bollinger and Ryan Christie successful with a time of three:04.09.

The Explorers’ Foster Brooke, Lucas McDonough, Noah Makarichev and Spaman had been second at 3:04.36.

Upper Dublin (Brady Manser, Jack McManus, Luke Wilmoth, Luke Sullivan) positioned ninth at 3:07.00. North Penn (Alex Shui, Aidan Lao, David Dian, Matthew O’Donnell) was 14th at 3:10.15 with Hatboro-Horsham (Evan Dardeshi, Cooper Alderson, Ben Baumgardner, Patrick MacFarland) fifteenth at 3:10.49.

Curcio secured silver for La Salle within the 100 again because the junior completed in 47.53.

In the 100 free, Souderton’s Christie got here in fifth at 45.06 with Hatboro-Horsham’s Jack Baumgardner inserting twelfth at 45.98.