Girls’ Earn 2nd, Boys’ Swim to 4th at Inter-Ac Swimming & Diving Invitational

The women’ and boys’ swimming and diving groups competed in opposition to their Inter-Ac rivals on the annual invitational the weekend of January 31, held in EA’s Burke Natatorium.

The women completed in second place (246 factors), and the boys swam to fourth place.

“With multiple event champions, numerous top-six medalists, relay podium finishes, and a school record performance, Episcopal Academy once again demonstrated its championship culture, competitive depth, and the impact of athletes at every grade level,” shared Coach Kline, Hon. “This is one of the most competitive meets of our season.”

EA student-athletes positioned in scoring positions throughout a number of occasions, incomes high 12 finishes and several other medals in high six finishes.

“The results really showcase the depth and balance of our robust program,” stated Coach Kline. “The girls put together one of their strongest championship showings in recent years, powered by individual event wins, relay podium finishes, and key diving points.”

Girls’ Highlights & Results:

• Madison Suchecki ’30 led the cost with a dominant double victory within the 200 IM (2:03.43) and the 100 Breaststroke (1:03.15). Her breaststroke efficiency secured gold and additionally set a new EA faculty file, marking one of many signature swims of the meet.
• Joyce Liu ’27 captured the 200 Freestyle title (1:50.26) whereas additionally contributing to a number of scoring relays.
• Siena Scungio ’27 – 2nd within the 100 Backstroke and third within the 200 Freestyle.
• Caroline Quinn ’30 – 4th within the 100 Freestyle and 4th within the 200 Freestyle.
• Rebecca Block ’26 – sixth within the 50 Freestyle and tenth within the 100 Butterfly.
• Campbell Mulhern ’28 – seventh within the 50 Freestyle and eighth within the 100 Freestyle.
• Kira Haebler ’29 – sixth within the 100 Backstroke.
• Katelyn Xu ’29 – eighth within the 100 Breaststroke.
• Maggie Sgaramella ’26 – sixth within the 500 Freestyle.

Girls’ Relay Results:

• 200 Medley Relay – third place
• 200 Freestyle Relay – third place
• 400 Freestyle Relay – 2nd place

In diving, Emme Tabasso ’30 positioned fifth and Sophie McGarry ’29 completed seventh, including precious workforce factors in a tightly contested discipline.

Boys’ Highlights & Results:

• Frankie Pennay ’27 – 4th within the 50 Freestyle.
• Tyler Mantash ’26 – fifth within the 100 Butterfly.
• Luke Suchecki ’30 – fifth within the 500 Freestyle and a scoring end within the 200 IM.
• Asher Wan ’26 – seventh within the 200 IM.
• Cyrian Foppa Tiankwa ’26 – eighth within the 100 Breaststroke.
• Derek Wan ’28 – ninth within the 200 Freestyle.
• Keith Dong ’28 – Scoring finishes within the 200 IM and 100 Backstroke.

Boys’ Relay Results:

• 200 Medley Relay – 4th place
• 200 Freestyle Relay – 4th place

In diving, Sean Reagle ’27 delivered a robust fifth-place end within the 1-meter occasion.

Malvern Prep received the day for the boys. Germantown Academy took first place for the women.