Kim Williams, a junior at Bellevue Christian School in Clyde Hill and member of the Bellevue swim and dive team, captured two more individual state titles Saturday at King County Aquatic Center, leading the Wolverines to a fourth place team finish in Class 3A.

Williams blew away the field in the 200 yard individual medley, where she shaved nearly four-seconds from her preliminary time to touch the wall in two minutes, 00.64 seconds and win by nearly a four-second margin.

It was a tighter finish in the 100 breaststroke, but again it was Williams to the fall first, swimming 1:02.11 to bring her state championship total to five in three prep meets.

She teamed with Christina McDermott, Naomi Ngo and Hannah Walsh in the 200 medley relay, where the Wolverines finished second in 1:50.15.

Walsh also took her turn on the diving board and earned a top-10 finish, scoring 289.80 points in the finals to finish eighth.

Ngo got on the podium in the 100 fly, finishing third in 58.31 and also made the B Final of the 200 IM, finishing third.

McDermott was the third place finisher in the B Final of the 100 breaststroke, swimming 1:07.47.

Sophomore Linnea Uyeno swam the prelims of the 500 free for Bellevue.

Andrea Jiang, Meghan Ng, Brenna Smith and Walsh swam the 200 free relay, finishing seventh in the B Final in 1:46.94.

Bellevue’s quartet of Ngo, Uyeno, McDermott and Williams was fifth in the 400 free relay.

Interlake senior Anna Kimura was second in the B Final of the 200 IM.

Interlake was eighth in the finals of the 200 medley relay as Kimura, Shannon Cassady, Lianna Sutich and Cyssi Ngo finished in 1:55.21 and just one-one-hundredth of a second out of seventh. Sutich, Crystal Ma, Ngo and Mackey also made the prelims of the 200 free relay. Cassady swam the prelims of the 100 breast as well. Kimura, Pia Salgado, Sutich and Mackey teamed for the 400 free relay, with the Saints not in the finals.

Senior Brigid Mackey was sixth for Interlake in the 200 free, swimming 2:01.63 in the finals.