GREENVILLE — The Greenville Area Summer Swim League’s top team continues to ride a wave of success after their 734.5-560.5 win over Greenville Country Club last week.

The White caps entered Tuesday’s contest fresh off a decisive 783-307 road victory at the Ironwood Country Club and were able to capitalize again on the road in Greenville.

After a slow start, Washington picked up speed during the 100-yard individual medley portion of the meet, as Campbell Barnes recorded a first-place time of 1:24.28, Patrick Lovenberg won with a time of 1:14.25 and Justin Clark pulled out a big victory with a 1:04.91 finish. For the 15-18 year olds, Pam Pack standouts Megan Baldwin and Kevin Andrews finished first over their teammates with a time of 1:07.95 and 59.57, respectively.

From there, head coach Spenser Pake’s team never looked back. The White Caps’ run in the 25-yard free style started with a photo finish between Sawyer Vosburgh and Greenville’s Bradly Hastings, Voburgh taking the race with a time of 30.47.

Patrick Lovenberg came up big once again for Washington in the 50-yard free style, winning by more than two seconds, while Baldwin won by nearly seven seconds with a time of 26.10. Carter Barnes and Eric Lovenberg also locked up wins in their respective age groups.

As the meet progressed, Washington gained even more momentum, as Campbell Barnes, Parker Sheppard and Tianna Van Cura kept their team afloat with wins in the 50-yard backstroke.

Carter Barnes, Kaitlyn Richards and Andrews all locked up wins as well. The White Caps got off to a slow start in the 50-yard breaststroke, but Van Cura, Baldwin, Patrick Lovenberg and Eric Lovenberg finished strong.

In the 50-yard fly, 11-year-old Tristan Pake recorded an impressive time of 37.46 to take first, while AJ Howard, Rylee Anderson and Andrews all closed out the category with wins.

The White Caps will look to pick up win No. 4 when they face the Windsor Waves on Tuesday.