Navy Swimming and Diving Teams Defeat a Trio of League Foes

November 8, 2025

Navy Swimming and Diving Teams Defeat a Trio of League Foes

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Navy swimming and diving groups mixed to win 28 occasions throughout victories by the Mids (ladies: 5-2, males: 7-0) over American (ladies: 4-5, males: 2-7), Bucknell (ladies: 4-1, males: 3-2) and Lafayette (ladies: 0-5, males: 1-4), Saturday afternoon at Lejeune Hall in Annapolis.  

Women’s Scores

Navy 177, American 111

Navy 177, Bucknell 112 

Navy 188, Lafayette 101

American 170, Lafayette 129 

Bucknell 200, American 97

Bucknell 224, Lafayette 76

Men’s Scores

Navy 189, American 96

Navy185, Bucknell 104

Navy 189, Lafayette 94

American 160, Lafayette 127 

Bucknell 226, American 70

Bucknell 217.5, Lafayette 81.5

“It is always fun to compete against these three teams,” stated Navy ladies’s swimming head coach John Morrison.  “All are well coached and very good at racing.  I was very good at how our team responded.”

“It was an exciting day in Lejeune Hall today with four Patriot League teams competing,” stated Navy males’s swimming head coach Bill Roberts.  “There was good energy both in the stands and on deck throughout today’s competition.”

The Navy males’s group received all 16 occasions contested on the day. Earning a pair of particular person occasion wins had been Tyler Kaminski and Juan Mora.  Kaminski swept the backstroke races, profitable the 100 again in a time of 49.28 and the 200 again with an effort of 1:47.01.  Mora first received the 100 breast together with his time of 54.44 and later received the 100 particular person medley with a time of 49.93.

“We saw some outstanding performances throughout the afternoon,” stated Roberts.  :In addition, a number of group members had three or 4 races at this time with some doing their finest work towards the tip of the meet.  We took quite a bit away from at this time’s performances and are trying ahead to getting proper again to work this coming week.”

Diver Mackenzie Kim won both diving boards on the day for the women’s team as she scored 277.90 points to win the one-meter event and 336.20 points to win the three-meter board.

Joining her with multiple individual event victories were Sarah Eldridge and Lauren Walsh.  Eldridge posted a time of 10:22.81 to win the 100 free and later touched the wall first in the 500 free with her time of 5:02.67.  Meanwhile, Walsh recorded a time of 1:03.13 to place first in the 100 breast and posted an effort of 2:18.43 to win the 200 breast.

“Team captain Sarah Eldridge actually set the tone in profitable the gap occasions,” said Morrison, “and the group adopted her lead.  We had a extremely good displaying by our backstroke and breaststroke teams, in addition to our divers.  We are in a very good place heading into our three-day meet.”

The Navy males’s group additionally received each the 200 medley and 200 free relays whereas the ladies’s group positioned first within the 200 medley relay.

Winners of One Individual Event – Navy Women

Lena Syers, 200 free / 1:53.39

Ela Habjan, 100 again / 55.37

Kaitlyn Landers, 50 free / 23.98

Allie Maloney, 200 again / 2:05.31

Elsie Delacruz, 100 IM / 57.43

Winners of One Individual Event – Navy Men

George Ivascu, 1000 free / 9:32.17

Martin Perecinsky, 200 free / 1:38.39

Ben Irwin, 200 fly / 1:48.18

Gavin Green, 50 free / 20.57

Luke Ogren, 1M diving / 301.20

Anthony Sciulli, 3M diving / 353.65

Lachlan Andrew, 100 free / 44.54

Michael Phillips, 200 breast / 1:59.88

Luca Oliva, 500 free / 4:34.24

Alex Park, 100 fly / 48.80

Navy will subsequent play host to the Navy Invitational Nov. 20-22.