Scranton Males’s Swimming Sweeps Wilkes and LVC in Tri-Meet

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – The University of Scranton males’s swimming crew delivered a dominant efficiency in a tri-meet in opposition to Wilkes University and Lebanon Valley College on Friday night, defeating Wilkes, 186–40, and Lebanon Valley, 193–26.

Scranton set the tone instantly within the 200 medley relay, sweeping the highest two scoring positions. The A relay of Ethan Kwon, Adrian Agnello, Zach Leonard, and Craig Clarke touched first in 1:41.13, adopted carefully by the C relay of Jake Brunetti, Max Faybyshenko, Owen Sherry, and KJ Smith in 1:41.85.

The Royals managed the gap occasions early, led by Steven Detwiler, who received the 1000 freestyle in 10:34.31. Alex Iannone added a second-place end in 10:50.47, giving Scranton a decisive benefit. The momentum continued within the 500 freestyle, the place Will Tagliareni captured first place in 5:00.95, adopted by Adrian Agnello in second and Matt Bellach in third.

Scranton continued its dominance within the freestyle occasions, as Craig Clarke received the 200 freestyle in 1:48.89, with Agnello and Conor Doogan ending second and third. In the dash occasions, Owen Sherry claimed first place within the 50 freestyle (22.46), whereas Jake Brunetti adopted with a win within the 100 freestyle, touching in 48.92.

The IM occasions highlighted the Royals’ depth and flexibility. Sam Peters received the 200 IM in 2:03.28, with Bellach ending second and Tommy Nappi putting third to finish a sweep of the highest scoring spots.

Scranton additionally managed the stroke occasions all through the meet. Zach Leonard captured first place within the 100 butterfly (56.66), Ethan Kwon received the 100 backstroke in 57.02, and Conor Doogan took the highest spot within the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:03.75.

The Royals closed the meet with one other sturdy relay exhibiting, sweeping the highest two spots within the 200 freestyle relay. The A relay of Steven Detwiler, Owen Sherry, Zach Leonard, and Matt Sherry received in 1:31.08, whereas the B relay adopted in 1:33.21 to cap a whole crew effort.

Scranton will journey to Elizabethtown College tomorrow at 1:00 p.m.