Bolles 200 Boys’ Medley Relay Sets National Record In 38th Straight Florida 1A Team Title

2025 Florida High School Athletic Association 1A State Championships

• Nov. 8, 2025
• Ocala, FL
• SCY (25 yards)
• Results

It’s hard to imagine a more impactful way to begin a state meet. At the Florida 1A state championships in Ocala over the weekend, the Bolles 200 boys’ medley relay team set a national record, dominating the field in a time of 1:26.67.

The team of Columbia commit Krish Jain (21.95), Michigan commit Lucas Young (24.37), Harvard commit George Dovellos (21.03) and NC State commit Liam Carrington (19.32) broke the old mark of 1:26.75, which was set earlier this year by Hindsdale in Illinois.

The time also broke the previous school record of 1:29.02, set in 2012 by Ryan Murphy, Joseph Schooling, Josh Booth and Santo Condorelli.

It was the 17th time in the last 18 years that the Bolles 200 boys’ medley relay team has won the state title.

That set the stage for another dominant overall state meet performance from Bolles, which easily won its 38th straight state title.

The girls’ squad was also dominant, winning its 35th straight crown.

Girls’ Recap

Bolles had four different individual winners, with senior Cincinnati commit Riley Miller winning the 50 free (personal best 23.22), senior Wisconsin commit Ainsley Stephan capturing the 100 fly (personal best 53.40), junior Miami commit Heidi Stoute taking the 500 free (4:55.03), and Gianna Vasto winning the diving event (465.55).

The only multiple event winner was Jacksonville Episcopal junior Florida commit Blakely Hammel, who won the 100 free in a personal best time of 49.62 (previous best was 50.17) and the 200 free in a personal best time of 1:45.69 (previous best was 1:48.50).

Hammel also won the 100 free at last year’s state meet.

Another repeat champion was Union County senior and Alabama commit Eva Whitehead, who won the 200 IM  in a time of 2:00.11.

Other individual winners were Benjamin sophomore Feagin Kaminski in the 100 back (55.43) and NSU School sophomore Naiyla Di Sarno in the 100 breast (personal best 1:02.68).

Bolles swept all three relays.

First, the team of Lucero Mejia Arce, Victoria Edgar, Miller and Leah Chin won the 200 medley relay in a time of 1:41.82.

In the 200 free relay, the squad of Chin, Miller, Ellie Stewart and Mejia Arce won with a time of 1:33.15.

Finally, the quartet of Allison Kelly, Stoute, Stephan and Ella Gotham took the 400 free relay in a time of 3:21.59.

Girls’ Team Standings — Top 5

1. Bolles, 480
2. Montverde Academy, 197
3. Saint Andrews, 153.5
4. Pine Crest School, 153.5
5. Benjamin, 116

Boys’ Recap

Bolles won six individual events and swept all three relays.

In addition to the record-breaking performance in the 200 medley relay, the Bolles team of Carrington, Dovellos, Virginia Tech commit Tommy Lussier and Duke commit Ethan Bathala won the 200 free relay in a time of 1:20.29.

In the 400 free relay, the Bolles squad of Dovellos, Carrington, Georgia commit Nicholas Kwan and Duke commit Charlie Zuhoski won in a time of 2:55.23.

Individually, Zukoski won the 200 IM (personal best 1:47.03), Lussier took the 50 free (personal best 20.24), Dovellos captured the 100 fly (personal best 47.25), Carrington was first in the 100 free (personal best 42.66), Jain topped the field in the 100 back (personal best 47.36) and Thi Rai won the 100 breast (personal best time of 53.44).

The only multiple event winner was NSU School junior Virginia commit Juan Vallmitjana, who won the 200 free in a personal best time of 1:37.34 and the 500 free in a time of 4:23.80. Vallmitjana was second in the 500 free last year.

Diving was won by Sean Dowling of Oxbridge Academy (478.00).

Boys’ Team Standings — Top 5

1. Bolles, 619
2. Montverde Academy, 214
3. Saint Andrews, 214
4. Pine Crest, 135
5. Jacksonville Episcopal, 118.5