Johns Creek's girls swim team won the Girls Team Championship at the 2026 Raider Relays, piling up a meet-best 518 points and winning five relay events to edge Milton by 14 points.
The Gladiators dominated across every stroke discipline, according to Johns Creek Athletics. The girls claimed first-place finishes in the 200-yard Backstroke Relay, 400-yard Medley Relay, 200-yard Breaststroke Relay, 200-yard Butterfly Relay and 400-yard Freestyle Relay.
Two relay groups stood out. Karissa Yeh, Teagan Markott, Rose Collins and Amy Jiang won the 400-yard Medley Relay title. Vanessa Campbell, Jiang, Yeh and Markott then teamed up to take the 400-yard Freestyle Relay.
Johns Creek also swept the top two spots in the Girls 200-yard Backstroke Relay.
The boys squad added a third-place finish with 330 points. The Gladiator boys earned runner-up finishes in the 200-yard Backstroke Relay, 200-yard Breaststroke Relay and 8x25 Freestyle Relay, along with several third-place results.
Johns Creek's combined score of 1,032 points placed the program second overall, 72 points behind champion Alpharetta.
Mixed relays helped close that gap. The Gladiators won the Mixed 8x25 Medley Relay and finished second in both the Mixed 200-yard Medley Relay and Mixed 200-yard Freestyle Relay. Johns Creek placed multiple relay teams among the top finishers throughout the meet, according to the school's athletics department.
The girls championship, the boys podium finish and the overall runner-up result give the Gladiators early-season momentum heading into the rest of the 2026-27 swim schedule.
