Continuing to roll through the Chattanooga Area Swim League Red Division competition, the Big Ridge Raiders opened the second half of the season with another victory, Monday evening.

One of a trio of unbeaten division leaders, Big Ridge blasted the Cleveland Waterdogs 421-366 for a sweep of the home-and-home series.

Along with four straight wins to start the campaign, the Raiders have a commanding advantage thanks to the Chattanooga Golf & Country Club picking up its first win with a 408-350 upset of the Ridgeside Dolphins (2-2), the same evening.

Big Ridge had 18 swimmers with a dozen or more points in Monday's victory, but Noah Keener was the lone Raider to win all five of his race Monday for a "Perfect 19."

Meanwhile, Blakely Martin, Jade Skiba, Ashton Conibear and Zake Hammang put up 17 markers each.

Iain DeVries and Libby Brown garnered 16 points from the victors, with Caroline Coode posting 15.

Big Ridge got 14 points apiece from Nathan Jungels, Avery O'Steen and Madison Skiba.

Turner Sharpe, Millie Hammang and Quinn Young helped out with 13 markers each, while Benji Wamuhiu, AJ Sharpe, Eli Haupert and Lillian DeVries put up a dozen points apiece.

The Cleveland squad had a pair of "Perfect 19s" in 17 double-digit scorers.

Winning all five of their races for the Waterdogs were six-year-old Camden Gray for the second time this season, while 16-year-old Grace Dauphinais continued her season-long streak of "perfection."

Carter Gray helped out with 18 points, while Sophie Rullman, Nehemiah Horton and Christian Chai each notched 15 points in the meet.

Cleveland also got 15 points from Laura Goudzward, plus 14 by Alice Torchick.

Ty Lauer collected a "baker's dozen," with Claire Wendorf and Charles Shumway coming away with 12 points apiece.

The Waterdogs double-digit tallies were wrapped with 10 points each from Alice Bezerra, Knox Berry, Hattie Goudzward, plus Ella and Joey Cuison.