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ScoringLive staffFebruary 3, 2013, 9:24am
At the Oahu Interscholastic Association Swimming Championships at Veteran Memorial Aquatic Complex, Kaiser claimed the girls division title, posting a team total of 386 points to finish well ahead of second place Mililani (162), while the Trojans claimed the boys crown, putting up 281 points to best second-place Cougars by 74 points.
OIA SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
FINAL TEAM RESULTS
GIRLS
1. Kaiser - 3862. Mililani - 1623. Moanalua - 1444. Kapolei - 1335. Kalani - 1196. Roosevelt - 1087. Kahuku - 90.508. Castle - 42.509. Campbell - 4110. Leilehua - 3811. Pearl City - 2712. Aiea - 1913. Kalaheo - 914. Waialua - 815. McKinley - 816. Radford - 2
BOYS
1. Mililani - 2812. Kaiser - 2073. Kalani - 1834. Campbell - 1305. Roosevelt - 1196. Moanalua - 927. Farrington - 728. Leilehua - 589. Kapolei - 5510. Castle - 5411. Kalaheo - 3212. McKinley - 2213. Radford - 1814. Kahuku - 515. Waialua - 2
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