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Senior Ben McDade completed a historical career in leading Monona Grove to its fourth consecutive Division 2 title at the State Boys Swimming & Diving Championships Friday at the UW Natatorium in Madison, Wis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Among the changes to high school swimming and diving rules for 2017-18 are ones that address risk minimization and requirements for use of the championship meet format.

The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Swimming and Diving Rules Committee recommended seven rules changes at its March 19-21 meeting in Indianapolis, and all changes were subsequently approved by the NFHS Board of Directors.

Two-time defending champion Monona Grove entered the WIAA State Division 2 Boys Swimming and Diving Championships as the program to beat, and they proved to be all that and more Friday at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison.

The Silver Eagles won the first three events to jump out to a lead in the team standings, and they never looked back. They won seven events to propel the program to its third straight Division 2 title and its fourth in the last five season with a score of 381. That team score ranks second-highest in meet history. Ashwaubenon finished second with 232 points, and Grafton placed third with 208.

Complete Division 2 Results

Complete Division 2 Team Results

Madison Memorial won its sixth straight Division 1 title at the 92^nd Annual State Boys Swimming and Diving Championships Saturday at the UW Natatorium in Madison, Wis.

The Spartans amassed 314 points to finish atop the team standings. Madison West finished second with 202 points, and Brookfield Central/East was third with 174.