Swim & Dive Open Season Towards Lake Forest and Ripon

BELOIT, WI – The Beloit College Swimming and Diving groups opened up the 2025-26 season this afternoon, internet hosting Lake Forest and Ripon in an MWC double-dual. The younger Buccaneers confirmed promise, securing 4 first place finishes. 

In the boys’s occasions, Beloit’s Jeremy Mueller (Loves Park, Ill.) was a standout performer, securing victories in each the 200 Yard IM (1:57.97) and the 100 Yard Freestyle (47.22). Mueller’s dominant swims spotlight his versatility and pace, making him a key asset for the Buccaneers. Teammate Jordan Hodges (College Station, TX) additionally contributed stable efforts, ending fifth within the 200 Yard Freestyle (1:55.81) and 4th within the grueling 500 Yard Freestyle (5:29.47), alongside a 4th place end within the 100 Yard Butterfly. Liam Murphy (Minneapolis, Minn.) added to Beloit’s particular person factors, notably inserting 4th within the 200 Yard IM (2:26.74) and third within the 100 Yard Backstroke (1:06.54).

The males’s diving occasions noticed Jacob Fuller (Beloit, Wis.) incomes a good 2nd place in each the 1 meter Diving (146.35 factors) and three meter Diving (140.35 factors), showcasing Beloit’s power past the swimming lanes.

On the ladies’s facet, Kelsey Gerstler was a constant scorer for Beloit, reaching third place within the 200 Yard IM (2:30.22) and 4th within the 100 Yard Breaststroke (1:17.32). Lylah Murrah (North Pole, AK) displayed her endurance with a 4th place end within the 100 Yard Butterfly (1:09.88) and a third place within the 200 Yard Freestyle (2:14.83). Amelia Pullen (New Orleans, La.) contributed a third place within the 100 Yard Freestyle (59.04) and fifth within the 50 Yard Freestyle.

The Beloit ladies’s group additionally noticed good performances from Maya Delgadillo (Sioux City, IA), who completed 4th within the 200 Yard Freestyle (2:19.25) and sixth within the 500 Yard Freestyle (6:16.38). In diving, Elsa Gregory was a shining star for Beloit, taking 1st place in each the 1 meter Diving (197.45 factors) and the three meter Diving (187.70 factors), securing precious factors for her group.

Relay occasions highlighted group collaboration. The Beloit College ladies’s 200 Yard Medley Relay group of Murrah, Delgadillo, Pullen, and Gerstler secured a third place end with a time of two:06.42. The ladies’s 200 Yard Freestyle Relay, comprised of Mia Duran (Beloit, Wis. ), Riva Choudry (Evanston, IL), Norah Owens (Colorado Springs, Colo.), and Lucy Monnig (Beaverton, Ore.), additionally competed, ending with a time of two:23.02.

The Buccaneers head to Appleton, Wisconsin on October twenty fifth for a twin with the Lawrence Universiry Vikings. That meet is ready to start out at 1 pm from the Boldt Natatorium.