Jimboomba State School students battled it out in the pool from November 26-29 at the annual swimming carnival.
The year ones and twos dived in on November 26.
Years three and four made a splash on November 28 and grades five and six hit the blocks on November 29.
Students competed in age races, a fun tyre tube race and the carnival wrapped up with all of the excitement of the traditional students versus teachers event.
Logan house won the overall championship with 825 points, ahead of Flinders on 751, Henderson (750) and Lindesay (664).
Standout performers included 10-year-old Tiahme Langley who powered through the 25 metre freestyle in a time of 15.66 seconds to smash the record.
It was also a red letter day for 11-year-old Ryan Sutcliffe.
It seemed like every time the gun fired, Sutcliffe was setting a new benchmark.
He finished the day with four records to his name after dominating the 50 metre freestyle and backstoke, the 25 metre freestyle and the 100 metre individual medley.
AGE CHAMPIONS
10-year-old girls
First: Isabell Gonzalez
Second: Sienna Dais
Third: C.L.
10-year-old boys
First: Macallister Smith
Second: Cameron Starkey
Third: Billy Burgess
11-year=old girls
First: Ella O.
Second: Zarlee Browne
Third: Lucy Williams
11-year-old boys
First: Ryan Sutcliffe
Second: Connor McClelland
Third: J.I.
12-year-old girls
First: Elizabeth Ngataua
Second: Aynzlee Joyce
Third: Kirsty Duncan
12-year-old boys
First: Sebastien Smith
Second: Luke Moule
Third: Jett Dais
Note: Some placegetters did not have their names approved for publication.
Age Champions for six to nine-year-olds were released last week.
