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The Emory University males’s swimming & diving workforce maintained its place among the many elites of the Division III panorama throughout the 2025-26 season with the Eagles recording their 25th consecutive top-five end on the NCAA Championships whereas extending its University Athletic Association title streak to 27 in a row.
The Eagles’ season culminated with their nationals look in Indianapolis, Indiana the place Emory amassed 12 First Team All-America performances to go together with 13 Second Team All-America nods whereas scoring 275 factors throughout the four-day competitors.
Senior Henri Bonnault and junior McKee Thorsen highlighted the Eagles on the IU Natatorium with particular person nationwide runner-up efforts with Bonnault taking silver within the 100 Breaststroke and Thorsen within the 200 Fly. Both Eagles led the workforce, together with Hayden Tupper, with three First Team All-America honors whereas Thorsen and Tupper compiled six All-America apiece to prime the nationwide roster.
Emory noticed seven people attain the rostrum in Indianapolis in addition to three relay groups. As a workforce, the Eagles had 15 people obtain both First or Second Team All-America honors.
Earlier within the season, the Eagles shined as soon as once more on the convention stage with Emory taking dwelling the convention crown in Chicago, Illinois. Emory prolonged its UAA reign with two occasion titles and 12 All-UAA finishes to outgain second place NYU by 127.5 factors over the four-day meet.
For the second straight 12 months, sophomore Solly Berkenwald headlined the Eagles on the UAA Championships as Berkenwald gained his second UAA Men’s Diver of the Year award. The second-year swept each convention titles in convincing vogue as captured the workforce’s lone occasion championships on the meet.
In addition to Berkenwald’s honors, Head Coach Jon Howell and his workers consisting of Cindy Fontana, John Petroff and Bob Hackett had been acknowledged because the UAA Co-Coaching Staff of the Year whereas Diving Coach Tomasz Rossa secured one other Men’s Diving Coach of the Year honor.
In addition to his wins on the UAA Championships and All-America performances in Indianapolis, Berkenwald posted a pair of top-two finishes on the NCAA Diving Regional the place Emory performed host to the two-day competitors. Berkenwald captured the 1-meter win after he was the runner-up within the 3-meter competitors.
To go together with the Eagles’ All-America and All-UAA accolades, Emory excelled within the classroom with 19 members receiving CSCAA Scholar All-America nods together with 12 First Team alternatives. Furthermore, senior Sven Becker grew to become the 134th student-athlete in Emory University historical past to be a recipient of the distinguished NCAA postgraduate scholarship.
The Eagles earned the next honors throughout the 2025-26 season:
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All-America First Team (Top Eight Finisher at NCAA Division III Championships)
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Sven Becker
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800 Freestyle Relay (6th)
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Solly Berkenwald
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3-Meter Dive (8th)
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Henri Bonnault
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100 Breaststroke (2nd), 400 Medley Relay (3rd), 200 Medley Relay (4th)
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Patrick Horton
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200 Medley Relay (4th)
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Carson Kalish
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200 IM (7th)
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Connor McHugh
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200 Medley Relay (4th)
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Ben Pritchard
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1650 Freestyle (4th), 500 Freestyle (6th)
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Zachary Spicer
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400 Medley Relay (3rd)
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Crow Thorsen
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800 Freestyle Relay (6th), 400 IM (8th)
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McKee Thorsen
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200 Fly (2nd), 400 Medley Relay (3rd), 200 IM (8th)
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Hayden Tupper
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400 Medley Relay (3rd), 800 Freestyle Relay (6th), 50 Freestyle (7th)
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Colin Zexter
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200 Medley Relay (4th)
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Graham Zucker
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800 Freestyle Relay (6th)
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All-America Second Team (Finished 9th – 16th at NCAA Division III Championships)
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Solly Berkenwald
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1-Meter Dive (11th)
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Henri Bonnault
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200 Breaststroke (12th)
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Carson Kalish
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400 IM (9th), 200 Fly (10th)
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Connor McHugh
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200 Freestyle Relay (13th)
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Zachary Spicer
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200 Backstroke (14th)
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Crow Thorsen
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500 Freestyle (11th), 400 Freestyle Relay (11th), 200 Fly (16th)
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McKee Thorsen
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400 Freestyle Relay (11th), 100 Fly (12th), 200 Freestyle Relay (13th)
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Hayden Tupper
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400 Freestyle Relay (11th), 200 Freestyle Relay (13th), 200 Freestyle (14th)
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Colin Zexter
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100 Backstroke (15th)
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Jared Zhang
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400 Freestyle Relay (11th), 200 Freestyle Relay (13th), 100 Fly (16th)
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University Athletic Association Diver of the Year
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Solly Berkenwald
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UAA Coaching Staff of the Year (Co)
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Jon Howell, Cindy Fontana, John Petroff, Bob Hackett
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UAA Diving Coach of the Year
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Tomasz Rossa
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UAA Champion
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Solly Berkenwald
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1-Meter Dive, 3-Meter Dive
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All-UAA (Top Three Finisher at UAA Championships)
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Solly Berkenwald
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1-Meter Dive (1st), 3-Meter Dive (1st)
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Sven Becker
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800 Freestyle Relay (3rd)
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Henri Bonnault
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100 Breaststroke (2nd), 200 Medley Relay (3rd), 400 Medley Relay (3rd)
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Patrick Horton
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200 Medley Relay (3rd)
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Connor McHugh
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200 Medley Relay (3rd)
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Ben Pritchard
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1650 Freestyle (3rd)
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Zachary Spicer
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200 Backstroke (3rd), 400 Medley Relay (3rd)
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Thomas Stone
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1-Meter Dive (3rd), 3-Meter Dive (3rd)
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Crow Thorsen
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400 IM (3rd), 800 Freestyle Relay (3rd)
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McKee Thorsen
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200 Fly (2nd), 400 Medley Relay (3rd), 800 Freestyle Relay (3rd)
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Hayden Tupper
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100 Freestyle (3rd), 400 Medley Relay (3rd), 800 Freestyle Relay (3rd)
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Colin Zexter
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200 Medley Relay (3rd)
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CSCAA Scholar All-America First Team
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Sven Becker
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Solly Berkenwald
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Henri Bonnault
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Trenton Cassens
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Jeff George
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Carson Kalish
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Ben Pritchard
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Crow Thorsen
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McKee Thorsen
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Hayden Tupper
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Colin Zexter
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Graham Zucker
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CSCAA Scholar All-America Second Team
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Griffin Barlow
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Luke Hartman
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Michael Kaiser
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Quinn Nelson
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Ryan Schnur
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Anthony Simmons Jr.
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Jack Teasley
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NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
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Sven Becker
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UAA Athletes of the Week
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Carson Kalish
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Oct. 6
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Solly Berkenwald
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Oct. 6, Oct. 13, Oct. 27, Dec. 9, Feb. 16, March 2
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Hayden Tupper
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Oct. 13
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Henri Bonnault
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Nov. 10, Feb. 2
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McKee Thorsen
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Dec. 9
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Jeff George
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Feb. 23
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The following had been the highest marks by Emory swimmers and divers throughout the 2025-26 season:
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50 Free
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Hayden Tupper
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19.98
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NCAA Championships
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100 Free
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Hayden Tupper
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44.46
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Emory Last Chance
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200 Free
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Hayden Tupper
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1:37.66
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NCAA Championships
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500 Free
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Ben Pritchard
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4:26.56
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NCAA Championships
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1650 Free
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Ben Pritchard
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15:29.06
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NCAA Championships
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100 Back
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Zachary Spicer
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48.16
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Denison Invitational
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200 Back
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Jeff George
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1:46.13
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Emory Last Chance
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100 Breast
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Henri Bonnault
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52.71
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NCAA Championships
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200 Breast
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Henri Bonnault
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1:57.19
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Denison Invitational
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100 Fly
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McKee Thorsen
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47.85
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UAA Championships
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200 Fly
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McKee Thorsen
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1:45.52
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NCAA Championships
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200 IM
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Carson Kalish
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1:47.46
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NCAA Championships
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400 IM
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Crow Thorsen
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3:50.63
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NCAA Championships
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1-Meter, 11-Dives
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Solly Berkenwald
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492.00
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Emory Fall Invitational
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3-Meter, 11-Dives
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Solly Berkenwald
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589.20
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UAA Championships
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200 Free Relay
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Connor McHugh, Jared Zhang, McKee Thorsen, Hayden Tupper
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1:20.17
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UAA Championships
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200 Medley Relay
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Colin Zexter, Henri Bonnault, Patrick Horton, Connor McHugh
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1:26.52
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NCAA Championships
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400 Free Relay
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Hayden Tupper, Trenton Cassens, Graham Zucker, McKee Thorsen
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2:57.96
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Denison Invitational
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400 Medley Relay
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Zachary Spicer, Henri Bonnault, McKee Thorsen, Hayden Tupper
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3:11.55
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NCAA Championships
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800 Free Relay
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Hayden Tupper, Crow Thorsen, Sven Becker, McKee Thorsen
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6:32.98
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UAA Championships
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