Males’s Swimming and Diving Tops RIT and Trinity, Finishes Competitors At DIII Shootout

GENESEO, N.Y.- The SUNY Geneseo males’s swimming and diving staff knocked off RIT and Trinity (TX) at residence on Saturday, Nov. 8, whereas additionally ending competitors on the DIII Shootout in Chicago. The Knights enhance to 7-0 on the season with the wins over the Tigers.

The Knights opened up their residence tri-meet on a excessive notice with Alex Trzaskowski, Alex Stoker, Jack Keene and Arman Tresnjo putting first within the 200 yard medley relay at 1:35.51. Edmund Wilson picked up the subsequent first place end for the Knights, putting first within the 100 yard backstroke at 53.09, out-touching Trzaskowski by .01 seconds. Stoker added one other first place end to his day, taking the highest spot within the 100 yard breaststroke at 58.66. In the 50 yard freestyle, two Knights tied for first at 21.55, Nick Lemmo and Tresnjo. Matthew Pinzon Pacheco saved the successful methods going within the 100 yard freestyle, posting a successful time of 47.50.

Stoker saved his spectacular meet going, recording a time of two:11.70 within the 200 yard breaststroke for his third, first place end. Keene adopted go well with within the 100 yard butterfly, recording a time of 51.76 for the highest spot. The staff of Lemmo, Pinzon Pacheco, Tresnjo, and Gannon Moore teamed as much as place first within the 200 yard freestyle relay to cap off the swimming occasions for the day.

In the diving occasions, Nathan Davey swept each dives for Geneseo. Davey recorded a rating of 301.43 within the one meter dive, and 271.13 within the three meter dive.

After breaking this system report within the 100 yard breaststroke on Friday within the DIII shootout, Alex Palmer took second within the 200 yard breaststroke on Saturday, recording a time of two:01.28. Greg Meder additionally backed up his Friday efficiency by taking the highest spot within the three meter dive, scoring 363.60, topping the occasion report set by former teammate Trent Makowiec in 2023. The staff of Brian Pabisch, Jake Nielsen, Peter Peyser, and Chris Varrichio competed within the 200 yard freestyle relay and completed second with a time of 1:23.15. Geneseo completed fifth out of 10 groups on the meet.

Full outcomes from residence Tri-Meet | Full outcomes from DIII Shootout