The Mooresville Pioneers turned in one of their most complete performances of the season Tuesday night, rolling past Martinsville 114–32 behind dominant wins, major personal bests, and a new school record. From the opening relay to the closing freestyle relays, Mooresville controlled the meet with a combination of veteran leadership and rapid development from its younger swimmers. The meet opened with an emphatic win in the 200-yard Medley Relay, as senior captain Lylah Theriac led off on backstroke, followed by freshman Keelan Chappell on breaststroke, junior captain Morgan Gainey on butterfly, and junior Aleah Marine anchoring on freestyle. The quartet touched first in 2:02.32, immediately setting the tone and putting Mooresville in control. Mooresville continued to apply pressure in the 200-yard Freestyle, where Marine captured 1st place in 2:23.49 with a strong, controlled swim. Freshman Natallia Davis followed with one of the biggest improvements of the night, dropping more than 22 seconds from her previous best to finish 2nd, a sign of the team’s growing depth. Senior captain Theriac delivered another commanding performance in the 200-yard Individual Medley, winning in 2:04.89, just 2.28 seconds off her own school record. Sophomore Grace Perry added key points with a determined 2nd-place finish, lowering her time by over nine seconds. The 50-yard Freestyle came down to the final stroke, where junior Danielle Gilman out-touched her opponent to secure 1st place. Freshman Isabella Henson followed closely behind, earning 3rd place with a new personal best. On the diving boards, junior Mackenzie Pierson once again showcased her consistency and composure, winning the 1-meter dive with a score of 246.20, finishing more than 50 points ahead of the field. Henson returned to the water for the 100-yard Butterfly and delivered a standout swim, taking 1st place. Perry added another 2nd-place finish, continuing a strong all-around night. In the 100-yard Freestyle, Gilman earned 2nd place with a solid swim, while Davis continued her breakout performance by dropping nearly five seconds to finish 3rd. The 500-yard Freestyle belonged to junior captain Morgan Gainey, who controlled the race from start to finish to claim 1st place in 5:50.96. Freshman Chappell followed with an impressive 2nd-place finish, further highlighting Mooresville’s balance across distance events. Relay strength proved decisive once again in the 200-yard Freestyle Relay, where Theriac, Davis, Gilman, and Perry combined for a convincing victory in 1:58.92, adding crucial points to extend the lead. One of the night’s defining moments came in the 100-yard Backstroke, as Gainey posted a personal best to win the event, with Chappell close behind in 2nd. Theriac then capped her individual events with a historic swim in the 100-yard Breaststroke, touching in 1:05.84 to break the Mooresville school record, improving her previous mark by nearly a full second. The meet concluded with an impressive showing in the 400-yard Freestyle Relay, where Mooresville claimed both 1st and 2nd place. The A relay of Danielle Gilman, Morgan Gainey, Grace Perry, and Reese Aker secured the win, while the B relay followed closely behind, underscoring the team’s growing depth and competitive versatility. With multiple event wins, significant time drops, and a new school record, the Pioneers left little doubt about their upward trajectory. Strong leadership from the captains, combined with rapid improvement from underclassmen, continues to position Mooresville as a team building confidence and momentum as the season moves forward.