Red Bank repaid the Cleveland Aqua Tigers for a four-point loss earlier this month to knot the teams atop of the Chattanooga Area Swim League White Division race, Tuesday evening at the Tinsley Park pool.

In a rematch of a 405-401 tooth-and-nail battle, the Gators fought their way to a 420-384 victory, to hand the hosts their loss of the summer campaign.

After CAT swept both the boys (216-189) and girls' (216-185) action in the season's first battle, Red Bank reversed the results Tuesday with the Gators prevailing 204-195 and the Lady Gators 204-185.

While the Gators took three of the half dozen boys' divisions, the hosts won a pair, with another ending in a tie.  

On the girls tote board, the Lady Gators had a 4-2 advantage, including winning the 15-Older division with a 38-0 (two points more than the total match) difference as CAT was without a participant.

In the youngest division (6-Under), Red Bank got a dozen points from Evie Pace in a 14-10 girls' win, while CAT countered with five-year-old Cassie Peterson topping the hosts with six markers.

Both boys' 6-Under team put up a dozen points with Gator Asher Mayo taking top honors with 10, while Tiger Nicholas Frazier was on his heels with eight.

The teams split the 7-8 divisions with the Lady Tigers dominating 48-16 behind a "Perfect 19" by Caroline Kate Elrod, plus Palmer Blackmon and Evie Peterson rounding out the Top 3 with 15 and 10 points, respectively.

Although Cleveland's Nathan Jossart put up 17 points in the boys' 7-8, Red Bank took the next three slots - Caleb Ross (15), Tate Thomas (11) and RJ Popas (9) - on the way to a 39-26 decision.

It was another split in the 9-10 action, with the Lady Gators prevailing 41-29 with Addilyn Mayo and Nora Pace dominating with 19 and 17 points, respectively.

Savannah Rose and Emma Grace Myers put up nine points apiece for the hosts.

Claiming three of the Top 4 spots, the Aqua Tigers answered with a 51-28 victory. 

Kevin Curley won all five of his races to claim the crown with 19 points, while Caleb Watson was the runner up with 14. The Gators got 13 points from Ryker Currier for third, while Tiger Darius Wellington-O'Rourke garnered nine.

Red Bank swept the 11-12 brackets as the Lady Gators won 51-28 and the Gators 48-31.

Audrey Mayo topped the Lady Gators with a "Perfect 19," followed by Jenna Thomas and Kaylee Woida with 13 and 12 markers, respectively. 

Lady Tiger Lee Elliott tied Woida for third place with a dozen points of her own.

Luke Blake won all five of his races for 19 points and James Atchley notched 17 in the Gator win, while Mark Peterson and Coy Cantrell paced the Tigers with 10 and seven points.

Cleveland answered with a sweep of the 13-14 action with the Lady Tigers exploding for an 80-35 thrashing in the largest participation of the evening, while the Tigers nipped he Gators 40-39.

With 14 swimmers hitting the water, Maddie Peterson and Sophie Hughes topped the Cleveland girls with 18 and 17 points, respectively. 

Red Bank's Maggie Rust took third place with 15 markers, while teammate Charlie Cole tied with Lady Tiger Marian Christmann for fourth with a dozen points apiece.

Cleveland's Anya Cory and Mille Wiseman aided the win with 10 and nine points.

Elias Eldred and Teddy Elliott led the Tiger win with 17 and 15 points, while the Gators countered with a dozen from Jacob Rust and 11 by Caleb Grass.

The difference in the meet came in the Women's 15-Older as Red Bank put five swimmers in the poll, to none for the hosts. Lilah Blanchard topped the visitors with 15 markers, while Adli Bowlin had nine and Maddie Grass eight.

The Gators finished the night with a 50-29 victory in the Men's 15-Older behind a "Perfect 19" by Noah Blake, plus Benton Bilbrey posting 15.5 points. Santiago Elred topped the Tigers with 11. 
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