The Cape Henlopen High School girls' swim team went from the sickbed to the pool and remained undefeated with an 87-83 win over Easton High School of Maryland Feb. 5.

"We have quite a few swimmers that have been out sick," said Viking head coach Bill Geppert. "It was a close meet without our normal depth."

Winners for Cape were Elana Campbell in the 200 freestyle with a  2:21.13; and Colleen Bailey, Elana Campbell, Barbara Dobrzanska and Sarah Koon in the 220 freestyle relay with a 1:58.11.

The boys moved to 9-1 on the season with a 114-53 win over Easton.

Winners for the boys were Jack Weeks, Charlie Burton, Nate Griffith and Nick DiGuglielmo in the medley relay with a 1:52.14; Danny Myers in the 200 freestyle with a 2:07.31; Jack Weeks in the 200 individual medley with a 2:06.69; Nick DiGuglielmo in the 50 free with a 23:86; and Charlie Burton in the 100 butterfly with a 1:03.21.

Andrew Hynes, John Dean, Luke DiGuglielmo and Nick Conrad took top honors in the 200 free medley with a 1:44.22. Jack Weeks followed with a win in the 100 backstroke in 59:18, and Charlie Burton won the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:07.12.

The Vikings will host Sussex Central Tuesday, Feb. 12, at the Sussex Family YMCA.

Cape freshman Grace Brokaw pulls ahead of her Easton opponent during the individual medley. (Photo by: Dan Cook)

Hannah Schrock strokes the butterfly leg of the individual medley. (Photo by: Dan Cook)

Cape exchange student Barbara Dobrzanska pulls to second place in the 200 freestyle. (Photo by: Dan Cook)

Cape senior Colleen Bailey swims the breaststroke during the winning medley relay. (Photo by: Dan Cook)

Cape freshman Grace Brokaw swims the backstroke during the individual medley. (Photo by: Dan Cook)

Jack Weeks swims the butterfly leg in the 200 individual medley. He took top honors with a 2:06.69.

Cape's Charlie Burton pulls to first place in the 100 breaststroke with a 1:07.12. (Photo by: Dan Cook)

Cape senior Nick DiGuglielmo takes off in the 100 freestyle. (Photo by: Dan Cook)