Males’s Swimming & Diving’s Snyder Wins 100-Fly as Six Athletes Make Podium Finishes on Day Two of ASUN Championships

ORLANDO, Fla. – Kade Snyder grew to become the primary Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hen on the boys’s swimming & diving staff to win an Atlantic Sun Championship race since becoming a member of the convention, as he gained the boys’s 100-fly on the second day of the championships.

After day two, the Blue Hens are in second place with 355 factors.

RESULTS

• The males’s 200-freestyle relay opened up the evening with a silver-medal end as Matvei Namakonov, Snyder, Brady Robidas, and Addison Collins broke this system document at 1:18.03.
• Alongside his win, Snyder additionally broke his personal program document within the 100-fly at 46.27.
• In the 400-IM, Dylan Smolders took second as he broke the varsity document at 3:50.60, a document that he beforehand held.
• Collins completed second within the 200-free with a time of 1:35.78.
• The males’s 400-medley relay completed out the evening, breaking the varsity document at 3:07.82. The quartet of Snyder, Brian Wilbur, Namakonov, and Collins took second.

 

MEDAL COUNT

GOLD (ONE)

 
SILVER (FOUR)

• 200-medley relay – Max Moen, Namakonov, Snyder, Collins
• 50-free – Namakonov
• 400-IM – Smolders
• 400-medley relay – Snyder, Wilbur, Namakonov, Collins

 
BRONZE (ONE)

 
DAY TWO STANDINGS
QUEENS (N.C.): 398.5
Delaware: 355
Florida Atlantic: 342.5
Old Dominion: 206
Gardner-Webb: 193
Bellarmine: 112
 
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