Males’s Swimming and Diving Units A-10 Report, A number of Program Data on First Day of A-10 Championships

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HAMPTON, Va. – The George Mason males’s swimming and diving crew set an Atlantic 10 Conference document and two program data on the 2026 Atlantic 10 Championships on the Hampton Aquaplex in Hampton, Va.

In the 800-yard freestyle relay the boys’s crew set a brand new program and convention document for the second straight 12 months on the A-10 Championships.  The crew of senior Tate Anderson, juniors Alex Crown and Cody Scifres, and sophomore Ryan Serbia gained the gold with a time of 6:23.83.  Anderson additionally set this system document together with his lead off break up within the 200-freestyle.

The Patriots broke final 12 months’s mark of 6:24.73, with Anderson, Crown and Scifres on the 800-freestyle relay crew a 12 months in the past.

George Mason additionally set a brand new program document within the 200-yard medley relay for the second straight 12 months on the A-10 Championships.  The mixture of senior Jack Chapman and Aoun Al-Hiari, together with juniors Ian Rodgers and Agustin Rasche positioned second with a time of 1:26.10.

In the boys’s one-meter diving occasion, junior Christian Anderson positioned eighth within the Championship Final with a rating of 258.70.  Sophomore Caden Guy was fifth within the Consolation Final of the occasion with a rating of 236.95.

On the ladies’s facet, the crew of seniors Ainsley Toews, Angelina Zeidan and Peyton Brehmer, and freshman Sidney Kaufman positioned seventh within the 200-yard medley relay (1:42.12).

In the 800-yard freestyle relay, the group of junior Kristen Ivey, sophomore Greta Mott and freshmen Madelyn Abel and Alexis Brazier completed eighth (7:27.87).

Day one is the shortest day of competitors.

On the boys’s facet, La Salle has the highest spot after day one (94), with St. Bonaventure second (90) and George Mason third (89).  George Washington is fourth (82) adopted by Fordham (79), Saint Louis (65) and Davidson (60).

On the ladies’s facet, Richmond has the lead (74), with Duquesne second (68) and La Salle third (66).  St. Bonaventure is fourth (58), adopted George Washington (56), Fordham (56), George Mason (46), Rhode Island (40), Saint Louis (36) and Davidson (36).

The Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Championships proceed Thursday, with the 500-yard freestyle, 200-yard IM, 50-yard freestyle, 200-yard freestyle relay and girls’s one-meter diving.  Preliminaries are scheduled to start at 10 a.m. and finals at 6 p.m.