Kaydence Bispo was the star of the meet on the girls' side in Woodland.

The Ceres Dolphins recreational swim club member claimed the 7-8 girls Individual High-Point trophy at the 15th Annual Sacramento Valley Meet of Champions this past weekend at the Roseville Aquatics Complex.

She racked up 95 points.

"There was a lot of pressure on her and it didn't bother her," Dolphins head coach Tracy Bull said.

Competing in the A-finals, eight-year-old Bispo swept the 25 breast, 25 back, 25 free and 50 free. She finished fourth in the 25 fly, an event she was a participant in just twice this year.

"It has to go down as the greatest performance ever by a Dolphin," Bull said. "She dominated. When you have athletes like that, it makes the sport fun."

Bispo competed 11 times in two days.

She was the top seed in four of five events following prelims.

"Kaydence was fourth in the 25 fly," Bull said. "She just missed winning a medal. That's incredible."

Bispo was also a part of two successful relay teams.

Ceres' 7-8 girls 100 free relay team of Bispo, Bianca Najera, Madeline Staley and Savannah Gonzalez placed first.

Ceres' 7-8 girls 100 medley relay team of Gonzalez, Bispo, Staley and Najera finished second.

Karlee Bispo, Kaydence's older sister, had a storied swim career at Downey High School prior to becoming a 28-time All-American at the University of Texas.

She had a perfect 108-0 record at the prep level.

Karlee won a gold medal at the 2013 FINA World Championships in Spain. She was a member of the United States' winning 4x200-meter freestyle relay team.

"Kaydence is a once-in-lifetime swimmer," Bull said. "She trains like a champion. She never boasts how good she is. She comes from a very humble family."

Bispo, Najera, Staley, Diego Armas, Leilani Olanolan, Aryanna Jimenez, Zachary Jones and Ciana Sather helped lead the Dolphins to an 11th-place finish in the large-team standings.

Ceres totaled 345 points.

The Elk Grove Piranhas (2,256.5), Johnson Ranch Barracudas (1,784) and Gold River Stingrays (939) placed first, second and third, respectively.

"From an overall standpoint, I'm pretty happy," Bull said. "I would have liked to have done better. But the competition is so good. It's high level. There's a lot of swimming. You have prelims and finals the same day. It's draining."

Armas (34 points) took 11th overall in the 9-10 boys age group.

He finished third in the 50 free in the A-final.

Swimming in the B-finals, Diego took first in both the 25 free (ninth overall) and 25 back (ninth overall).
He was 49th in the 25 breast.

"He performed extremely well," Bull said.

Najera (7-8 girls) took fourth in the 50 free in the A-final and second (ninth overall) in the 25 free in the B-final.

She took 25th in the 25 fly and 39th in the 25 back.

"She swam great," Bull said.

Olanolan (6-and-undergirls) took sixth in the 25 free in the A-final.

She finished 25th in the 25 back.

Jimenez (11-12 girls) took second (10th overall) in the 50 fly in the B-final.

She finished 20th in the 50 free, 21st in the 25 free, 36th in the 100 IM, 38th in the 50 breast and 47th in the 50 back.

Staley (7-8 girls) took third (11th overall) in the 25 fly in the B-final.

She finished 17th in the 50 free, 18th in the 25 free and 28th in the 25 back.

Jones (15-18 boys) took fourth (12th overall) in the 50 free and eighth (16th overall) in the 100 back during the B-finals.

He finished 18th in the 100 IM.

Sather (15-18 girls) took fourth (12th overall) in the 50 fly in the B-final.

She finished 22nd in the 100 IM, 29th in the 100 back and 36th in the 50 free.

Katrina Guevara (15-18 girls) placed 18th in the 100 free, 23rd in the 50 free, 32nd in the 100 IM and 40th in the 100 back.

Alyvea Olanolan (11-12 girls) placed 19th in the 50 free, 22nd in the 50 free, 28th in the 50 breast, 29th in the 100 IM and 33rd in the 50 fly.

Reuven Denton (15-18 boys) placed 24th in the 50 fly, 32nd in the 100 back and 100 free, 35th in the 50 free, and 38th in the 100 IM.

Savannah Gonzalez (7-8 girls) placed 29th in the 50 free, 37th in the 25 free, 48th in the 25 fly and 53rd in the 25 back.

Abigail Gonzalez (9-10 girls) placed 32nd in the 25 fly, 35th in the 100 IM, 46th in the 50 free 52nd in the 25 back and 61st in the 25 free.

Nicholas Campbell (9-10 boys) placed 33rd in the 25 free, 34th in the 25 fly, 40th in the 50 free and 41st in the 25 back.

Daniel Hagens (15-18 boys) placed 33rd in the 100 breast, 41st in the 100 IM and 45th in the 100 free.

Tristan Freitas-Scott (15-18 boys) placed 34th in the 100 free and 47th in the 50 free.

Taylore Bentley (15-18 girls) placed 35th in the 100 breast, 39th in the 100 free, 45th in the 100 IM and 45th in the 50 free, and 47th in the 50 fly.

Logan Kier (15-18 boys) placed 36th in the 100 back, 41st in the 50 fly, 44th in the 100 free and 53rd in the 50 free.

Gurpreet Singh (15-18 girls) placed 38th in the 100 free, 41st in the 100 back, 45th in the 50 fly and 46th in the 50 free.

Erin Geary (9-10 girls) placed 38th in the 25 breast, 51st in the 50 free, 56th in the 25 free and 61st in the 25 back.

Bobby Baranski (15-18 boys) placed 41st in the 50 free.
Donnie Cook (13-14 boys) placed 41st in the 100 IM, 46th in the 100 free and 50th in the 50 breast.

Jeremy Kier (11-12 boys) placed 42nd in the 100 free, 44th in the 50 back, 45th in the 50 free and 50th in the 50 breast.

Elliott Lewis (13-14 boys) placed 42nd in the 50 back, 46th in the 50 breast and 48th in the 50 free.

Gary Dodd (13-14 boys) placed 44th in the 50 back and 100 free.

Iain McCarthy (9-10 boys) placed 46th in the 25 free, 50th in the 50 free and 54th in the 25 breast.

Riley Geary (13-14 girls) placed 47th in the 100 free, 50 back and 50 breast, and 50th in the 50 free.

Oliver Kidd (9-10 boys) placed 48th in the 50 free and 52nd in the 25 fly.

Cassandra Carranza (11-12 girls) placed 50th in the 50 breast, 51st in the 50 free, 59th in the 50 free and 62nd in the 50 back.

Jordan Browning (11-12 boys) placed 50th in the 100 free and 55th in the 50 fly.

Kassandra Armas (13-14 girls) placed 50th in the 100 free, 56th in the 50 free and 57th in the 50 fly.

Marysa Duncan (15-18 girls) placed 51st in the 50 free.

Monse Rios (9-10 girls) placed 52nd in the 50 free, 53rd in the 25 fly, 58th in the 25 free and 59th in the 25 back.

Ceres' 15-18 boys 200 medley relay team of Logan Kier, Zachary Jones, Reuven Denton and Bobby Baranski placed fourth.

Ceres' 15-18 girls 200 free relay team of Katrina Guevara, Ciana Sather, Gurpreet Singh and Taylore Bentley placed fifth.

Ceres' 15-18 girls 200 medley relay team of Singh, Bentley, Sather and Guevara placed sixth.