The 2009 Speedo Junior National Championships wrapped up Friday in Federal Way, Wash., with swimmers Missy Franklin and Kyle Whitaker taking home the men’s and women’s high point awards. The two went a perfect five-for-five in their individual events, breaking meet records in each event they swam.

Meet records were broken in four of the eight events contested Friday. Here’s a  look at the top three in each event. (Click here for complete results):

Women’s 1500m Free
Camryne Morris outdistanced the rest of the field by more than four seconds in the women’s 1500m free, while the race for second between Rachel Naurath and Bonnie Brandon came down to the wire.

1. Camryne Morris, NBAC, 16:32.49
2. Rachel Naurath, Nova of Virginia, 16:36.72
3. Bonnie Brandon, Mission Aurora, 16:36.87

Women’s 200m IM
Missy Franklin won her first of two events of the night Friday, setting the meet record in the women’s 200m IM. Felicia Lee and Sara Giberson, who also finished second and third behind Franklin in the high point scoring, finished second and third behind Franklin in this event.

1. Missy Franklin, Colorado Stars, 2:12.73 (Meet Record)
2. Felicia Lee, NBAC, 2:15.17
3. Sara Giberson, Asphalt Green, 2:15.84

Men’s 200m IM
Kyle Whitaker won his fifth event and set his fifth meet record of the week in the men’s 200m IM.

1. Kyle Whitaker, Duneland Swim Club, 2:00.07 (Meet Record)
2. Matthew Houser, Greenville Swim Team, 2:02.93
3. John Wagner, Long Island Aquatics, 2:03.77

Women’s 50m Free
Missy Franklin takes win No. 2 Friday with a meet record in the women’s 50m free.

1. Missy Franklin, Colorado Stars, 25.23 (Meet Record)
2. Lia Neal, Asphalt Green, 25.39
3. Lauren Perdue, Greenville Swim Team, 26.06

Men’s 50m Free
Ryan Hanni took the men’s 50m free by about two tenths over the rest of the field.

1. Ryan Hanni, Lost Altos, 22.71
2. Aaron Wayne, Terrapins Swim Team, 22.93
3. Oliver Lee, Long Island Aquatics, 23.00

Men’s 800m Free
Andrew Cosgarea improved on his second-place showing in the men’s 1500m free on Monday with a win in the 800 on the final night of competition.

1. Andrew Cosgarea, NBAC, 8:04.86
2. Arthur Frayler, Germantown Academy, 8:06.70
3. Evan Pinion, Pilot Aquatic Club, 8:08.75

Women’s 400m Medley Relay
The team of Rachel Bootsma, Abigail Duncan, Meghan Cummings and Tess Behrens combined to set a meet record in the women’s 400m medley relay.

1. Aquajets Swim Team, 4:08.67 (Meet Record)
2. Colorado Stars, 4:11.89
3. Carmel Swim Club, 4:12.78

Men’s 400m Medley Relay
Parker Camp, Jarvis Werkhaven, Dakota Hodgson and John Davis came out on top of the men’s 400m medley relay.

1. Nashville Aquatics, 3:49.32
2. Santa Clara Swim Club, 3:50.14
3. Tualatin Hills, 3:50.47