Thorsen & Bonnault End as Nationwide Runners-Up as Males’s Swimming & Diving Strikes into Fourth

The Emory University males’s swimming & diving workforce made up some floor within the workforce competitors Friday night time because the Eagles moved into fourth place on the 2026 NCAA Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Day three within the pool proved to be one other robust displaying by the Eagles as Emory turned in a pair of nationwide runner-up performances as a part of the workforce’s 4 podium efforts and added 5 extra Second Team All-America finishes.

Junior McKee Thorsen and senior Henri Bonnault had the highlight for the Eagles on Friday with each swimmers recording silver medal performances. Thorsen went for 1:45.52 within the 200 Fly and within the 100 Breaststroke, Bonnault registered a mark of 52.71.

In addition to the people, each Emory relays reached the rostrum with the workforce of Bonnault, Colin Zexter, Patrick Horton and Connor McHugh handing over a time of 1:27.17 to take fourth within the 200 Medley Relay, and within the 800 Freestyle, Hayden Tupper, Sven Becker, Graham Zucker and Crow Thorsen took sixth at 6:33.84.

Earning Second Team All-America nods on Friday had been freshman Carson Kalish (10^th, 1:47.29) and C. Thorsen (16^th, 1:49.05) within the 200 Fly, Zexter (15^th, 49.14) within the 100 Backstroke and sophomore Solly Berkenwald within the 1-meter dive (11^th, 466.55).

Through three days of competitors, Emory ranks fourth with 240 factors and can head into the ultimate day seeking to acquire floor on chief Denison (313.5), New York University (283) and UChicago (265). The fourth and ultimate day will get began from the IU Natatorium at 10:00 AM.