First Day of NJAC Swimming Championships Produces a College Report within the Women’s 800 Free Relay

HAMPTON, VA — The 2025-26 New Jersey Athletic Conference Men’s and Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships bought underway Thursday with the ladies’s 800 free relay breaking a faculty file and hitting an NCAA B Cut time within the course of.

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

The 800 free relay of Kaitlyn Crouthamel, Lily Pushkar, Lilyanna Martin, and Ella Pennington touched the wall in a time of seven:36.35 to complete second. Crouthamel, Martin, and Pennington  have been a part of the 800 free relay the place they broke the outdated mark of seven:39.32 eventually season’s convention championships.

Martin and Pennington teamed with Barbara Mora and Rhylee Cornell within the 200 medley relay the place Rowan was fourth (1:45.98).

The ladies sit in third place after day one with 108 factors, trailing first-place Salisbury (128) and second-place Kean (110).

On the lads’s aspect, the Profs are in fifth place (104 factors). TCNJ leads the pack with 201 factors, forward of Merchant Marine (193), Mary Washington (123), and Salisbury (112).

Both males’s relay squads turned in season finest occasions on the night time as effectively.

Drew Westhoven, Joshua Oliveira, Julian Huynh, and Braden Sheehan paced the 800 free relay to a third-place end (6:44.62).

The males’s 200 medley relay consisting of Jim Mahoney, Joshua Oliveira, Mason Parkzes, and Braden Sheehan clocked in at 1:30.61 the place the group positioned fifth.

Action continues from the Aquaplex in Hampton, Virginia via Sunday. Friday’s first session begins at 9:30 a.m. with the night session beginning at 5:30 p.m.