TOLEDO—The Toledo St. Francis de Sales High School Aqua-Knights won their 44th district title by more than 200 points with numerous record-breaking swims.

The Knights won all events except for four, and in those four events, they scored second place. Each Knight achieved personal best times and scored in the top 16, with their times overall placing them well at the upcoming state championship.

Head coach Keith Kennedy was selected by his peers as Northwest Men’s Coach of the Year and is now in contention for State Coach of the Year.

In the 50 Free, sophomore Dan DiSalle broke the district record with a winning time of 21.18. Connor Trimble took sixth place, Matt Marshall took eighth place and Jordan Skie took 12th place.

In the 100 Free, Dan DiSalle took second place, Dan Miller took fourth place, Matt Marshall took eighth, and Jordan Skie took 14th place.

In the 200 Free, the Knights scored 1-2-3 with Rowan Williams breaking the district record with a time of 1:40.80. Dan Miller took second place, Mike DiSalle took third place, and Connor Aossey took 10th place.

In the 500 Free, Matt Zimmerman took second place, Billy Maginnis took fourth place, Connor Aossey took ninth place and Justin Carter took 21st place.

Rowan Williams set a new district record in the 100 Back with his winning time of 51.61. Nick Carmony took third place, Jake Hunter placed fourth and Matt Zimmerman placed fifth.

Phil Barone broke the district record in the 100 Breast with his winning time of 57:13. DJ MacDonald took fourth place, Connor Trimble took seventh place and Billy Maginnis took eighth place.

In the 100 Butterfly, Mike DiSalle placed second, Nick Carmony placed fourth, Jake Hunter took fifth place and Kyle Crawford took eighth place.

In the 200 Individual Medley, Phil Barone took second place, DJ MacDonald placed third, Kyle Crawford placed fifth and Justin Carter took 14th place.

The Knights broke the district record in the 200 Medley Relay with a time of 1:34.35. They also came in first place in the 200 Free Relay with a time of 1:27.20 and had another record-breaking win in the 400 Free Relay with a time of 3.08.19.

In diving, Dylan Szegedi won the district diving title, Matt McKee took sixth place, Matthew Evola took 10th place and Jake Booth took 11th place.