York City Baths Club's nine years to 12 years swimmers finished a creditable fourth in the final of the White Rose Junior League held at Harrogate Hydro Pool.
York competitors gained four first, seven second and 14 third places.
Hannah Petts led the way with wins in the 10 year girls' 50 metres freestyle and 50m backstroke, while Rachel Eastaugh had a first, second and third in the 10 year girls' 50m breaststroke, 25m butterfly and 11 year 50m breaststroke.
Robert Kinnell won the 12 year boys' 50m breaststroke and was third in the 50m butterfly.
Alice Sunderland took a second and two thirds in the 11 year 50m butterfly, 50m backstroke and 12 year 50m butterfly.
Chris Burns was second in the 50m breaststroke and third in the 50m freestyle in the boys' 11 years age group.
Will Teeke-Vout, 11, was second in the 50m backstroke. Andy Fowler, 12, took two third places in the 50m backstroke and 50m freestyle. Fiona Siddall, 11, was third in the 50m freestyle.
York's nine-year-old girls Daisy Bedford, Sophie Glasby, Stephanie Oliver and Lauren Horsman finished second in the medley team event and third in the freestyle team even.
York 10-year-old girls Hannah Petts, Rachel Eastaugh, Dani Horsman and Lucy Recchia finished second in the medley team event.
York 11-year-old girls Sophie Calpin, Fiona Siddall, Hannah Petts and Alice Sunderland took third place in both the medley and freestyle team events.
The 11-year-old boys Craig Jackson, Chris Burns, Will Peeke-Vout and Bradley Swainston were third in both their team events.
The 12-year-old boys Andy Fowler, Robert Kinnell, Chris Holmes and Matt Reed took second in the medley team event.
In the final event the York cannon team of Alex Fowler, Daisy Bedford, Craig Smith, Hannah Petts, Chris Burns, Alice Sutherland, Andy Fowler and Alice Lawrenson finished in third place.
Other members of the York team were: Louis Calpin, Steven Clarke, Oliver Crabb, Richard Bielby, Matthew Tasker, Matthew Holmes, Hannah Waterfall, Ashleigh Husband and Elizabeth Jayne Young.
Updated: 12:22 Wednesday, October 10, 2001
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