Messenger photo by Britt Kudla: Gracie Harvey of Fort Dodge competes against Mason City on Tuesday night. For more photos, please visit CU.messengernews.net

Ashley Beaumont challenged her Fort Dodge girls swim team on Tuesday night.

The Dodgers were competing against a familiar foe, taking on Mason City in the FDSH pool.

During the ultra-competitive Linn-Mar Invitational a little over a week ago, the Dodgers lost to the Riverhawks by one point. Beaumont wanted her squad to remember and use that as a goal to come out on the winning end Tuesday in a dual rematch.

The Dodgers prevailed in six events and ultimately defeated Mason City by a final of 98-79.

“It’s awesome to win, especially against a conference opponent,” Beaumont said. “They got us by a point at Linn-Mar, which was an important reminder.

“I wanted to motivate the girls to get that final touch and remember that every point counts.”

Hailey Vogel was a double winner for the Dodgers, finishing first in the 50 freestyle (25.64) and the 100 freestyle (57.75). In the 50 freestyle, Vogel topped Mallory Cook (28:02). She then topped Cook (1:00.32) by more than three seconds in the 100 freestyle.

“Hailey swam well,” Beaumont said. “She didn’t have a ton of competition, but it was fun for her to go out and get a nice easy victory.”

Julia Eastman of Southeast Valley was the 200 individual medley champion for FDSH in 2:20.77. Eastman beat Mason City’s Lauryn Halverson to the wall in 2:31.30.

Raegan Wooldridge of Manson Northwest Webster (1:13.73) won the 100 breaststroke in a tight finish for the Dodgers. Halverson touched the wall in 1:14.25.

Delaney O’Connor had 161.30 points to win the diving competition.

The 200 medley relay team of Eastman, Wooldridge, Gracie Harvey and Vogel finished in 1:59.10 to prevail. The Dodgers were more than 20 seconds faster than Mason City (2:20.10).

The 200 freestyle relay quartet of Eastman, Harvey, Kylen Lubensky and Vogel placed second in 1:50.58.

The quartet of Lubensky, O’Connor, Addison Daniel and Rachel Moody earned runner-up status in 4:19.99.

Wooldridge and Eastman added second-place showings to their gold performances. Wooldridge bested the six minute mark in the 500 freestyle (5:55.58), and Eastman was second in the 100 backstroke (1:04.44).

“Raegan was amazing in the 500 freestyle,” Beaumont said. “Cole (Aspen of Mason City) is a multi-time state qualifier.”

Daniel (2:13.26 in the 200 freestyle) and Harvey (1:07.13 in the 100 butterfly) secured silver as well.

The Dodgers are back in action on Thursday when they host Algona and Perry in the FDSH pool.