Championships held over the weekend at BASA Pool.

Troake, who won one of Bermuda's two medals at the CCCAN championships in Cuba two weeks earlier, continued to shine by setting a pair of national records in the backstroke.

The 17-year-old from Harbour Swim Club recorded a time of one minute and .60 seconds to break the mark in the 100 metres and clocked a 2:15.15 to better his own 200m record over 200 metres.

The old 100m standard was 1:00.85, set by Stanley Harris in 1991.

More than 120 swimmers from all four Island clubs took part in the three-day meet.

Troake also won the 50m and 100m freestyle but was beaten out in the competition for the high-point award in the 15-18 age group by Ronald Cowen of the Dolphins.

Tamika Williams was the girls high point winner in the 15-18 division. Other high-point winners were Raishun Burch and Kathryn Mundy (under 8), Stephen Kenny and Ashley Aitken (9-10); Jimmy Pereira and Rebecca Hanson (13-14).