The Whitehall swim team swept Salisbury on Tuesday.

Whitehall’s girls won 110-58, while the boys team beat Salisbury 92-70. That winning score came despite some stellar performances by the Falcons.

In the girls meet, Whitehall’s Martha Giletto won two individual events, taking the 200 free in 2:11.89 as well as the 100 fly in 1:07.43. Steph Setar won the 200 IM in 2:21.11. Rachel Alulis won the 50 free in 29.36 and Kallie Lyle took the 500 free in 6:09.58. Julia Thomas won the 100 back in 1:14.65 and Autumn Kidulic was a winner in the 100 breast-stroke in 1:19.19.

Setar, Kidulic, Giletto and Hannah Miller won the 200 medley relay in 2:08.75 and Kayla Tandrasitz, Giletto, Setar and Patricia Bartosh won the 200 free relay in 1:56.92.

So far, head coach Pete Rile has liked what he’s seen from the teams.

“We are very pleased with the early team success so far,” Rile said. “We have a number of district qualifiers so far and expect to improve on that in the next few weeks.”

In the boys meet, the Falcons’ Daniel Bonge and Mahlon Reihman set Whitehall pool records. Bonge swam the 100-yard backstroke in 56.40 and Reihman touched the wall in 48.46 seconds in the 100 freestyle. Both won two individual events at the meet.

Whitehall’s Jordan Rivera won both his individual events while swimming on two winning Zephyr relay teams. Rivera won the 50 free in 24.01 as well as the 100 breast-stroke in 1:11.83. Sebastian Solarte-Vigil won the 100 fly in 48.46 while Nate Dolan took the 500 free in 5:43.95.

Jack Yadush, Ziyad Khafagy, Rivera and Dan Jablonski made up the 200 free relay team which won with a time of 1:38.46. Solarte-Vigil, Jablonski, Khafagy and Rivera made up the winning 400 free relay team which had a winning time of 1:38.46.

“Our girls are showing some versatility in events but we still have some holes in our sprint freestyle to fill,” Rile said. “The boys have some excellent talent, just numbers still continue to be a problem.”

GIRLS

Whitehall 110, Salisbury 58

200 medley relay: 1. Whitehall (Steph Setar, Autumn Kidulic, Martha Giletto, Hannah Miller) 2:08.75;

200 freestyle: 1. Martha Giletto (W) 2:11.89;

200 individual medley: 1. Steph Setar (W) 2:21.11

50 freestyle: 1. Rachael Alulis (W) 29.36;

100 butterfly: 1. Martha Giletto (W) 1:07.43;

100 freestyle: 1. Sarah Bobeck (S) 56.97;

500 freestyle: 1. Kallie Lyle (W) 6:09.58;

200 freestyle relay: 1. Whitehall (Kayla Tandrasitz, Martha Giletto, Steph Setar, Patricia Bartosh) 1:56.92;

100 backstroke: 1. Julia Thomas (W) 1:14.65;

100 breast-stroke: 1. Autumn Kidulic (W) 1:19.19;

400 freestyle relay: 1. Salisbury (Madaket Chassard, Brooke Rogers, Madison Jewell, Sarah Bobeck) 4:11.45.

BOYS

Whitehall 92, Salisbury 70

200 medley relay: 1. Salisbury (Timothy Sechler-Stone, Tyler Sechler-Stone, Daniel Bonge, Mahlon Reihman) 1:53.69;

200 freestyle: 1. Mahlon Reihman (S) 1:47.19;

200 individual medley: 1. Daniel Bonge (S) 2:04.52;

50 freestyle: 1. Jordan Rivera (W) 24.01;

100 butterfly: 1. Sebastian Solarte (W) 48.46;

100 freestyle: Mahlon Reihman (S) Pool Record 48.46;

500 freestyle: 1. Nate Dolan (W) 5:43.95;

200 freestyle relay: 1. Whitehall (Jack Yadush, Ziyad Khafagy, Jordan Rivera, Daniel Jablonski) 1:38.46;

100 backstroke: 1. Daniel Bonge (S) Pool Record 56.40;

100 breast-stroke: 1. Jordan Rivera (W) 1:11.83;

400 freestyle relay: 1. Whitehall (Sebastian Solarte, Daniel Jablonksi, Ziyad Khafagy, Jordan Rivera) 1:38.46.