Pirates Pile Up Pool Information in Win at Villanova

VILLANOVA, PA. – In the Pirates’ penultimate twin meet of the season, Seton Hall males’s swimming and diving downed the Villanova Wildcats, 143.5-97.5, with the assistance of a trio of pool document swims contained in the Villanova Swim Complex.

Diving

On the one-meter board, Nick Graham continued his sturdy sophomore marketing campaign with one other dominant displaying on the one-meter board. The sophomore topped the desk with a rating of 331.20, whereas a surging Henry Summers completed in third with a rating of 252.45.

When the competitors shifted to the three-meter, Graham suffered a uncommon defeat. Instead, he collected a second place end with a rating of 276.08, whereas this time, Mason Case completed third with a rating of 245.25.

Swimming

With each groups suited up, each groups entered the meet with nothing however pure pace on their minds. That battle started with the opening occasion, the 200 medley relay. With the group of Chris Jackson, Evan Wilson, Michael Klimaszewski, and Toma Adam, The Hall gained an early benefit. Off the again of Jackson’s blistering relay leg, the Pirates secured victory with a time of 1:30.39.

From then on, the depth and expertise of Seton Hall proved to be the distinction because the meet developed. The first veteran to make an impression was Jack Callan, who outlasted the Wildcats opposition to safe comfy victories in each the five hundred and 1000 freestyles with occasions of 4:35.33 and 9:29.47, respectively.

In addition to Callan, Kevin Cary as soon as once more demonstrated why he is likely one of the greatest freestylers in the complete convention. He claimed total victory within the 100 freestyle with a time of 45.14 and adopted up with a shocking win within the 200 freestyle, ending in 1:39.22 to set a brand new Villanova Swim Complex pool document.

Cary was not the one Pirate to safe a pool document in the present day. In the 100 breaststroke, Lorenzo Tabladini outdueled the Wildcats’ star breaststroker to win the race with a pool document mark of 56.13. Not to be not noted, Klimaszewski added one other accolade to his ever-growing checklist of achievements within the 100 butterfly. With little resistance from opposition, the senior gained the occasion by over two seconds with a pool document time of 47.60.

To shut out the comfy meet win, Adam, Klimasewski, Jaeger Ellerman and Cary landed the ultimate blow within the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1:22.72.

What’s Next

The Pirates will look to shut out the common season with a win when the group travels to Washington, D.C., to tackle the Georgetown Hoyas. Diving will start at 10 a.m., with swimming following at 12 p.m.