Swim and Dives Resumes Winter Meet Schedule with Twin-Meet Towards American in D.C.

EMMITSBURG, Md. (January 15, 2026) – Mount St. Mary’s males’s and girls’s swimming and diving returns to the pool to begin their 2026 meet schedule with a dual-meet towards American on Friday in Washington D.C.
 
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Several Mount St. Mary’s swimming & diving athletes earned excessive marks throughout the closing day of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Winter Championships in New York. Headlining the group was freshman Adam Jozsa, breaking the college file within the 200-yard breaststroke.
 
Jozsa – a freshman from West Vancouver, British Columbia – ran the finals in 2:00.35, putting fourth on the occasion. The time eclipses the earlier high mark of two:00.67, set by Aidan Grady on the 2023 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championships.
 
On the ladies’s crew, the trio of Christina Lazari, Carmen Del Aguila, and Theodora Kanellopoulou dominated the 100 freestyle. Lazari gained the occasion in 51.21 seconds, coming inside .02 seconds of the college file. Del Aguila was the runner-up at 51.59 seconds, adopted by Kanellopoulou in fourth place with a race of 51.74 seconds.
 
The ladies’s 400-yard free crew additionally emerged victorious, incomes a time of three:26.18. Madison Murphy joined Lazari, Del Aguila, and Kanellopoulou to earn the collective accomplishment.
 
Further high instances embody Todor Gospodinov incomes runner-up with a 1:46.64 within the 200-yard backstroke, joined in a runner-up effort by Hanna Aggen within the ladies’s 200 backstroke at 2:04.96. Liam Rooney took fifth within the 200-yard butterfly by accumulating a end of 1:52.98.

In phrases of crew scoring, each the lads’s and girls’s groups completed fourth on the occasion.

 

SCOUTING THE EAGLES

 

American has compiled a mix file of 6-12 throughout each males’s and girls’s packages via the 2025-26 season. On September 26, the ladies’s crew positioned first on the Potomac Relays Invitational amongst a area of groups that included Howard, Georgetown, George Mason, Mary Washington, and Mount St. Mary’s with a crew rating of 450. The males’s crew positioned third with a closing factors tally of 380 on the identical meet.