The No. 20-seed Planter’s Walk Piranhas dropped their first meet of the season to the No. 13-seed Coachman’s Trail Sharks on June 30 in a 205-309 final.

The loss may have been tough to stomach as it was the Piranhas’ home opener, but in the July 7 meet the team (2-1) might have found home-water redemption in facing Manchester, an 0-3 team. Results from the meet were not available at press time.

Planter’s Walk travels to Durant Trails for the July 14 meet — the team’s next-to-last of the summer.

Despite the loss, solid effort in the meet against Coachman’s Trail was seen from all swimmers, and triple winners included Anna Luckenbach for the 9-10 girls and Kelsey Moore for the 13-14 girls, and Dax Hardy pulled the double win for the 6U boys.

Stopwatch winners for the week — the kids who dropped the most time — were Caleb Darlington (8.99 seconds in the 6U breaststroke), Michael Palko (31.43 seconds in the 7-8 breaststroke), Evan Peters (8.66 seconds in 7-8 the backstroke), Natalie Van Dyke (9.85 seconds in the 7-8 freestyle), Eric Godette (34.54 seconds in the 11-12 breaststroke), Scottie Kent (8.38 seconds in the 13-14 backstroke), and Ryan Alandt (8.31 seconds in the freestyle).

Results for the June 30 meet are as follows:

Medley Relay

First — 9-10 girls – Anna Luckenbach, Lillie Lawrence, Brenna Hardy and Samantha Darlington; 11-12 girls – Morgan Dameron, Hannah Moore, Kristin Olson and Maiah Cope; 13-14 girls – Alyssa Birchard, Kelsey Moore, Rachel Moore and Megan Woodlief; 15-18 girls – Christin Birchard, Jordyn Izzo, Emily Korostynski and Bayley Harmon.

Freestyle

First — Dax Hardy, Anna Luckenbach and Kelsey Moore.

Second — Luke Peters, Paige Luckenbach, Stefon Ricks, Kristin Olson, Rachel Shaw, Lee Addison and Emily Korostynski.

Third — Marie Rashleigh, Evan Peters, Brenna Hardy, Morgan Dameron, Christian Mason and Bayley Harmon.

Backstroke

First — Dax Hardy, Anna Luckenbach and Kelsey Moore.

Second — Ethan Robinson, Brenna Hardy, Kristin Olson, Rachel Shaw, Christian Mason and Christin Birchard.

Third — Jackson Beam, Avery Wynn, Ian Cope, Stefon Ricks, Dallas Owens and Bayley Harmon.

Breaststroke

First — Lainey Anderson, Anna Luckenbach, Kelsey Moore, Lee Addison and Emily Korostynski.

Second — Ethan Robinson, Avery Wynn, Lillie Lawrence and Jack Friesen. Third — Marie Rashleigh, Caroline Clifford, Hannah Moore and Bayley Harmon.

Butterfly

First — Brenna Hardy, Kristin Olson, Rachel Shaw, Christian Mason and Emily Korostynski.

Second — Paige Luckenbach, Reese Wynn, Megan Woodlief and Lee Addison.

Third — Evan Peters and Lillie Lawrence.

Freestyle Relay

First — 9-10 girls – Brenna Hardy, Samantha Darlington, Lillie Lawrence and Anna Luckenbach; 13-14 girls – Rachel Shaw, Megan Woodlief, Alyssa Birchard and Kelsey Moore; 15-18 boys – Matt Lang, Lucas Matoszewski, Christian Mason and Lee Addison; 15-18 girls – Jordyn Izzo, Christin Birchard, Bayley Harmon and Emily Korostynski.

Wendell

The Waves dropped their third meet in as many tries in last Tuesday’s 315-199 final at Heddingham.

The loss in foreign waters may have been a big pill to swallow after Wendell fell short in its first two matches of the swimming season, both of which were at home.

Fans witnessed several individual victories from the Waves, and improved times and stroke techniques across the board, but the Sharks, who are averaging 321 points per meet, bit hard and never let go, despite several valiant attempts from Wendell at evening things in the relay races.

A highlight for the Waves was the crushing first-second-third win swam by Calvin Hawke, Mitch Wells and Tyler Tripp, respectively. Daniel Duttman also proved valuable as the Waves’ only triple winner, taking first in freestyle, backstroke and butterfly.

Others with outstanding performances included Justin Strickland, Staci Hunter, Keslee Snuggs, Lizzie Drake, and Chip Raynor.

Wendell hits the road for a second consecutive week for next Tuesday’s (July 14) meet against Hawthorne at 7 p.m.

Results for the June 30 meet at Heddingham are as follows:

Medley Relay

First place — 13-14 boys – Tyler Tripp, Calvin Hawke, Brodie Walton and Jonathan Barrett; 13-14 girls – Madison Hodges, Brinkley Raynor, Lizzie Drake and Alicia Neal; 15-18 boys – Kenneth Irgens, Josh Privette, Bryan Duttman and Chris Andrews; 15-18 girls – Lindsey Broadwell, Lauren Frederick, Emily Sanderson and Kali Snuggs.

Second place — 7-8 boys – Chip Raynor, Colton Buffaloe, Koy Holt and Woody Raynor; 7-8 girls – Olivia Huffman, Isabella Behrend, Caroline Duttman and Deanna Ayscue; 9-10 girls – Marlow Sherrill, Eva Walton, Holly Ward and Alexis Tripp; 11-12 boys – Justin Strickland, James Riddle, Daniel Duttman and A.J. Swaim; 11-12 girls – Anna Ward, Nicki Riddle, Ashton Cannon and Brittany Morgan.

Freestyle

First — Daniel Duttman, Brodie Walton and Lauren Frederick.

Second — Brooke Denton, Chip Raynor, Holly Ward, Keslee Snuggs, Bryan Duttman and Emily Sanderson.

Third — Austin Buffaloe, Hannah Huffman, Jack Sykes, Marlow Sherrill, Nicki Riddle, Tyler Tripp, Lizzie Drake, Josh Privette and Kali Snuggs.

Fourth — Franchesca Behrend, Isabella Behrend, Brinkley Raynor, Kenneth Irgens and James Riddle.

Backstroke

First — Daniel Duttman, Ashton Cannon, Brodie Walton and Alicia Neal.

Second — John Riddle, Brooke Denton, Holly Ward, Madison Hodges and Josh Privette.

Third — Hannah Huffman, Chip Raynor, Matthew McVey, Anna Ward, Calvin Hawke, Kenneth Irgens and Kali Snuggs.

Fourth — Joshua Sanders, Caroline Duttman, Brinkley Raynor and Emily Sanderson.

Breaststroke

First — Calvin Hawke, Chris Andrews and Lauren Frederick.

Second — Austin Buffaloe, Franchesca Behrend, Jack Sykes, Anna Ward, Mitch Wells, Alicia Neal and Bryan Duttman.

Third — Woody Raynor, Emma Denton, Matthew McVey, Marlow Sherrill, James Riddle, Ashton Cannon, Tyler Tripp and Madison Hodges.

Fourth — Koy Holt, Isabella Behrend Justin Strickland, Staci Hunter and Stephen Salazar.

Butterfly

First — Daniel Duttman and Madison Hodges.

Second — Chip Raynor, Matthew McVey, Ashton Cannon, Brodie Walton, Bryan Duttman and Lauren Frederick.

Third — Koy Holt, Deanna Ayscue, Holly Ward, James Riddle, Anna Ward, Calvin Hawke, Alicia Neal.

Fourth — Justin Strickland, Mitch Wells, Brinkley Raynor and Lindsey Broadwell.

Freestyle Relay

First — 13-14 boys – Tyler Tripp, Calvin Hawke, Brodie Walton and Jonathan Barrett; 13-14 girls – Madison Hodges, Brinkley Raynor, Lizzie Drake and Alicia Neal; 15-18 boys – Kenneth Irgens, Josh Privette, Bryan Duttman and Chris Andrews.

Second — 7-8 boys – Chip Raynor, Colton Buffaloe, Koy Holt and Woody Raynor; 7-8 girls – Olivia Huffman, Isabella Behrend, Caroline Duttman and Deanna Ayscue; 9-10 boys – Alex Hocutt, Matthew McVey, Jack Swaim and Collin Doyle; 9-10 girls – Marlow Sherrill, Eva Walton, Holly Ward and Alexis Tripp; 11-12 boys – Justin Strickland, James Riddle, Daniel Duttman and A.J. Swaim; 11-12 girls – Anna Ward, Nicki Riddle, Ashton Cannon and Brittany Morgan; 15-18 girls – Lindsey Broadwell, Lauren Frederick, Emily Sanderson and Kali Snuggs.

Zebulon

The Dolphins came back twice last Tuesday to pull a 232-222 win over Meredith Townes and boost themselves to 2-1 on the season.

Through the Medley Relay, Zebulon trailed 15-25, but took back over by one point after the Freestyle heats, 73-72. Backstroke proved not to be a problem for the home team as it stretched its lead to 129-113, but Breaststroke wasn’t as generous to the Dolphins.

Meredith Towns (1-2 as of the loss) outscored Zebulon 54-36 to take the 165-167 lead.

But Butterfly, a stroke that mirrors that of an actual dolphin, was no problem for the Dolphins. Zebulon went up 217-197 through the final individual heats and preserved the win through the Freestyle Relay.

Triple winners for Zebulon were Ryan Worley, Rachel Crowder, Hamilton Brantley, Mackenzie Wehunt, Macon Crowder and Elizabeth Oliver, and the sole double winner was Harrison Huets.

Results for the Dolphins in the June 30 meet are as follows:

Medley Relay

First place — 9-10 girls – Rachel Smith, Anna Huets, Caroline Jones and Julia Wrenn; 11-12 boys – Ryan Worley, Alston Willard, Justin Lape and Zack WIllard; 13-14 girls – Cheyenne Schug, Mackenzie Wehunt, Suzanna Lee and Bryanna Schug; 15-18 girls – Melissa Brannan, Maryssa Lape, Elizabeth Oliver and Rachel Crowder.

Second — 7-8 girls – Whitley Creech, Bella Leahy, Ashley Kerr and Julia Smith; 9-10 boys – Brian Wolf, Wade Creech, Casey Fralix and Devin Worley.

Freestyle

First — Harrison Huets, Julia Wrenn, Ryan Worley, Rachel Crowder, Hamilton Brantley, Mackenzie Wehunt, Macon Crowder and Elizabeth Oliver.

Second — Cam Wehunt, Devin Worley, Alston Willard, Cheyenne Schug and Melissa Brannan.

Third — Bella Leahy, Whitley Creech and Rachel Smith.

Backstroke

First — Harrison Huets, Julia Wrenn, Ryan Worley, Rachel Crowder, Hamilton Brantley, Cheyenne Schug, Macon Crowder and Melissa Brannan.

Second — Maci Perry, Rachel Smith, Alston Willard and Maryssa Lape.

Third — Bella Leahy, Josh Temple, Whitley Creech and Devin Worley.

Breaststroke

First — Josh Temple, Justin Lape, Mackenzie Wehunt and Elizabeth Oliver.

Second — Breanna Schug, Wade Creech, Caroline Jones, Alston Willard and Maryssa Lape.

Third — Anna Grace Bridgers, Joel Fralix and Mackenzie Wehunt.

Butterfly

First — Cam Wehunt, Devin Worley, Ryan Worley, Rachel Crowder, Hamilton Brantley, Mackenzie Wehunt, Macon Crowder and Elizabeth Oliver.

Second — Devin Worley, Julia Wrenn, Justin Lape and Melissa Brannan.

Third — Mackenzie Wehunt.

Freestyle Relay

First — 9-10 girls – Rachel Smith, Anna Huets, Caroline Jones and Julia Wrenn; 11-12 boys – Ian Kerr, Alston Willard, Justin Lape and Zack Willard; 15-18 girls – Melissa Brannan, Rachel Crowder, Elizabeth Oliver and Maryssa Lape.

Second — 7-8 girls – Bella Leahy, Ashley Kerr, Julia Smith and Whitley Creech; 9-10 boys – Joel Keefer, Wade Creech, Casey Fralix and Brian Wolf; 13-14 girls – Cheyenne Schug, Bryanna Schug, Mackenzie Wehunt and Suzanna Lee; 15-18 boys – Ryan Worley, Devin Worley, Hamilton Brantley and Macon Crowder.