Swim & Dive to Host UMBC Friday Evening in First Twin Meet of 2025-26

WASHINGTON – The first twin meet of the season is subsequent up for American University males’s and ladies’s swimming & diving, because the Eagles get set to host UMBC at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 3. The night time begins with 3-meter diving earlier than transferring into the swimming occasions round 6:15 p.m. If you may’t make it to Reeves Aquatic Center, try our YouTube live stream of the meet.

Parking on Campus

• As of August 25, parking on campus is being actively monitored seven days per week, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Parking is on the market on a per-event foundation in any campus storage after 5 p.m., and commonplace hourly parking is on the market in two campus garages at any time.

  • Event Parking: $10 per contest for occasions held after 5 p.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends (out there via the PayByPhone app in any storage utilizing code (211950).
  • Hourly Parking: Standard hourly storage charges apply from 8 am-10 pm within the Katzen Arts Center and School of International Service garages.

• Find an in depth campus map here.

Order of Events

• 3-Meter Diving
• 10-Minute Break
• 200 Medley Relay
• 1000 Freestyle
• 200 Freestyle 
• 100 Backstroke
• 100 Breaststroke
• 200 Butterfly
• 50 Freestyle 
• 1-Meter Diving 
• 100 Freestyle 
• 200 Backstroke
• 200 Breaststroke 
• 500 Freestyle 
• 100 Butterfly
• 10-Minute Break
• 200 Individual Medley 
• 200 Freestyle Relay

Last Time Against the Retrievers

• AU and UMBC met in Baltimore nearly precisely a 12 months in the past, with the Retrievers taking a 178-120 win on the ladies’s aspect, and a 208.5-91.5 win on the lads’s aspect.
• Sophomore Luke Martens is the one returner with a win in that meet, taking first within the 200 IM. 
• Sophomore Brooke Vos was second within the 200 IM, senior Daniel Coughlin was second within the 200 fly, sophomore Demetra Bicos was second within the 200 free, sophomore Piper Crosby took second within the 100 again, junior Rebecca Siegel was second within the 200 again, and sophomore Ryan Pursley positioned second in each the 100 and 200 again.

Potomac Relays Recap

• The ladies’s crew captured the outright win for the primary time since 2019, and the lads’s crew positioned third for the primary time since 2021 when AU hosted the annual Potomac Relay Invitational final Friday towards Georgetown, George Mason, Howard, Mount St. Mary’s, and Mary Washington. » The Eagles captured two wins and two second-place finishes out of 9 occasions on their approach to the win for the ladies.
• The ladies’s crew, successful outright with 450 factors after tying for the win final season, earned wins within the 3×100 breaststroke relay and the 2×500 freestyle relay. They positioned second in each the 200 medley relay and the 800 freestyle relay.
• On the lads’s aspect, the Eagles took second place within the 2×500 freestyle relay.
• Teaming up for the ladies’s breaststroke relay win in 3:20.58 have been sophomore Marin Priddy, junior Jordan Carpentieri, and sophomore Grace Gilbert.
• Junior Kate Williams and sophomore Demetra Bicos have been the successful pair within the 2×500 freestyle relay with a time of 10:25.08.

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