Angus Verbeek and Isabella Symons won five gold medals between them, while several other swimmers also won silver and bronze medals.

Verbeek won gold in the boys' 12-15 years 200m individual medley, the 12-20 year-olds 100m backstroke and the 15-year-olds 50m backstroke.

Verbeek swam under 30 seconds in the backstroke final to become the new state record holder.

The 15-year-old swam in a time of 29.95 seconds, the old record stood at 30.08 seconds.

Verbeek also won a silver medal in the 50m freestyle, 15-year-old division.

Symons also gold in the 15-year-old, 50m butterfly and 50m backstroke.

She also won a silver medal in the 100m butterfly, 12-20 year-old category.

Catholic College Bendigo students Olivia Wright and Mitchell Sherlock each won a pair of bronze medals at the championships.

Wright was third in the 50m freestyle and 50m butterfly, 12-13 years.

Sherlock also was third in the boys 50m freestyle and 50m butterfly, 12-13 years categories.

Catholic College Bendigo also won medals in several relay events.

Bendigo’s Kate Jordan also won three silver medals and one bronze.

Megan George won a bronze in the 1m diving and Kiel Chamberlain won two bronze medals.

Bendigo South East student Cameron Jordan also won a bronze medal.