Black Knights Top Terriers in Regular Season Finale

Saturday, February 1

West Point, NY

1 PM

Army West Point

218.5

78.5

Boston U.

Daniel Alaimo dives off the 1-meter board

Black Knights Top Terriers in Regular Season Finale

February 01, 2020 | Men's Swimming and Diving

WEST POINT, N.Y. – Behind 14 event victories, the Army West Point men's swimming and diving team closed out its regular season with a 218.5-78.5 win against Boston University on Senior Day at Crandall Pool on Saturday.

Daniel Alaimo and Kevin Doo were Army's top individual finishers, each claiming a pair of event victories.

EVENT WINNERS
200 Medley Relay: Jacob Powell, Evan Zhang, James Bilbrey, Josh Zock – 1:31.20
200 Free: Tanner Falls – 1:40.23
100 Back: Powell – 52.12
100 Breast: Lawrence Quintana – 56.07
200 Fly: Doo – 1:51.13
50 Free: Zock – 20.29
1-Meter: Alaimo – 316.80
100 Free: Billy Webber – 45.62
200 Back: Tyler Kim - 1:52.76
200 Breast: Zhang – 2:01.04
100 Fly: Doo – 49.03
3-Meter: Alaimo – 345.38
200 IM: Kevin Lin – 1:53.18
400 Free Relay: Zock, Webber, Graham Ungrady, Falls – 3:02.97

NOTABLE FINISHERS
200 Medley Relay: Sean Keenan, Quintana, Doo, Hogan Harper – 1:32.09, Second; Kim, Brady Almand, Arthur Fan, Sean Paul Stolarski – 1:34.43, Third
1000 Free: Kevin Lin – 9:42.74, Second
200 Free: Ungrady – 1:40.46, Second
100 Back: Kim – 52.47, Third
100 Breast: Ty Dang – 56.35, Second; Brady Almand – 57.31, Third
200 Fly: Fan – 1:51.25, Second
50 Free: Hogan Harper – 20.67, Second; Nathan Hein – 21.25, Third
1-Meter: Kyle Lipton – 237.90, Second; Robert Rizzo – 209.85, Third
100 Free: Ungrady – 45.82, Second; Harper – 45.99, Third
200 Breast: Dang – 2:02.38, Second; Quintana – 2:06.23, Third
500 Free: Sean Dwyer – 4:35.42, Second
100 Fly: Fan – 51.04, Second; Hein – 51.41, Third
3-Meter: Kyle Lipton – 258.38, Second; Robert Rizzo – 205.73, Third
200 IM: Dang – 1:54.60
400 Free Relay: Hein, Doo, Thomas Shaffer, Harper – 3:06.41, Second

UP NEXT
The regular season has ended, but the Black Knights return to action on Feb. 19 when they head to Annapolis, Md., for the four-day Patriot League Championships.