Men's Swim & Dive Finishes 3-0 at Quad Meet

Saturday, January 20

Fairfax, VA

12 PM

Army West Point

174

121

George Mason

Men's Swim & Dive Finishes 3-0 at Quad Meet

January 20, 2018 | Men's Swimming and Diving

Results

FAIRFAX, Va. – The Army West Point men's swimming and diving team put together a dominant outing in the pool after defeating George Mason (174-121), Boston U. (196-97), and American (223-59) on Saturday afternoon at the Jim McKay Natatorium.

ARMY NOTABLES

Army improved to 8-3 in the dual season.
The Black Knights won eight events in the quad meet.
Tom Ottman topped the competition in the 1000 free with his time of 9:32.08, before placing first in the 500 free at 4:34.37.
Evin Rude finished the 200 free at 1:38.81 and the 100 free at 45.90, which resulted in a pair of first-place finishes.
Josh Sembrano then placed first in the 100 back at 50.50.
In the 100 breast, Brady Almand (57.68) and Ty Dang (58.26) finished second and third, respectively.
The 200 fly came down to the wire, but Kevin Doo edged out the victory after hitting the wall at 1:50.45. James Bilbrey (1:51.73) and Johnny Ellery (1:52.04) finished in third and fourth. Doo later won the 100 fly.
The Black Knights swept the top-three spots in the 50 free with Hogan Harper leading the way at 21.04, while Nate Hein (21.11) and Brandon McCredie (21.16) followed.
Army also swept the 200 breast after Ty Dang (2:05.06), Brady Almand (2:08.87) and Lawrence Quintana (2:09.04) finished in the top three.
Hudson Kay led Army on the boards finishing second in the 3-meter with a score of 284.85 and second in the 1-meter (290.75).

WENDER'S WORDS

"I was very proud of our team today," head coach Mickey Wender said. "We fought hard from start to finish. Three wins is a great way to end the dual-meet season. We learned a lot and we are ready to peak taper and take it to the next level."

UP NEXT

With the dual meet season now completed, the Black Knights will have their eyes set on the Patriot League Championships that are scheduled to last from Feb. 14-17 in Annapolis, Md.