#4 Men’s Swimming & Diving Travels to St. Louis to Tackle #10 WashU

CHICAGO — The 4th-ranked University of Chicago males’s swimming and diving group takes a visit to St. Louis on Saturday for a top-10 matchup with #10 WashU. The meet will start at 12 PM CT, and all reside outcomes may be seen on the Meet Mobile app.

#4 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO NOTES:

* #4 UChicago enters the weekend with a 3-0 file in twin meets after taking down #25 Lewis, Illinois Tech, and Wheaton (IL) within the opening weekend.
* The Maroons gained 4 particular person National Championships, broke two NCAA data and 9 college data, and earned 15 All-America awards en path to a third-place end on the National Championship meet.
* The 4 National Championships for the Maroons are essentially the most in UChicago program historical past, and the third-place end is their third-consecutive top-3 end.
* John Butler earned UAA Men’s Swimmer of the Week honors after recording seven first-place finishes within the first two meets of the season.
* Danyal Ghadiali swept all 4 diving occasions within the opening weekend with high scores of 246.35 in 1-meter diving and 271.90 in 3-meter diving.
* Freshman Ethan Taylor has been the highest newcomer for UChicago with 5 first-place finishes within the opening two meets.
* Misha Kojanov, Christopher Mo, and Alex Schwartz spherical out the Maroons that gained a number of particular person occasions within the opening weekend.
* The Maroons swept the National Championship in all three Freestyle Relay occasions final season. Prior to 2025, UChicago had gained simply two relay National Championships in program historical past.
* After their first street journey of the season, the Maroons will return to their house pool for a two-day meet on November 7-8 as they host the D3 Shootout with 10 top-level groups from throughout the nation.

#10 WASHU NOTES:

* WashU enters the weekend with a 1-0 file on the season after taking down Saint Louis 172-103 of their season opener.
* The Bears introduced house a fifth-place end on the UAA Championships final season.
* WashU earned an eighth-place end within the NCAA Division III Championships final season after recording 14 All-America performances within the meet.
* Freshman Parker Chan was excellent in his collegiate debut, profitable all 4 of his occasions. Chan gained the five hundred Free, 1000 Free, 200 Back, and 200 Medley Relay towards the Billikens.
* Senior Matthew Walker added three occasion wins with victories within the 100 Fly, 200 Fly, and 200 Medley Relay.
* Ethan Feng joined Walker with three occasion wins within the 100 Free, 200 Free, and 200 IM.
* Following their twin meet with the Maroons, WashU will take a return journey to Chicago for the D3 Shootout on November 7-8.

SERIES HISTORY:

* WashU leads the all-time sequence with UChicago 4-3 relationship again to 2016.
* The Maroons have gained every of the previous three conferences with the Bears, together with a 159.5-127.5 victory final 12 months.
* The 32-point margin of victory in 2024 was the closest meet in sequence historical past.

SEASON TOP TIMES:

* 50 Free – John Butler – 20.77
* 100 Free – John Butler – 45.23
* 200 Free – John Butler – 1:40.29
* 500 Free – Alex Schwartz – 4:39.27
* 1000 Free – Christopher Mo – 9:37.51
* 100 Back – Misha Kojanov – 52.26
* 200 Back – John Butler – 1:52.08
* 100 Breast – Ethan Taylor – 56.71
* 200 Breast – Ethan Taylor – 2:05.39
* 100 Fly – Daniel Fu – 52.00
* 200 Fly – Lucas Li – 1:56.19
* 200 IM – Cooper Costello – 1:53.54
* 1m Diving – Danyal Ghadiali – 246.35
* 3m Diving – Danyal Ghadiali – 232.60
* 200 Free Relay – Ryan Lobo, Rylan Kruep, Winston Wang, John Butler – 1:24.21
* 400 Free Relay – Winston Wang, Rylan Kruep, Ryan Lobo, John Butler – 3:07.54
* 200 Medley Relay – Armand Pierre Chan, Ethan Taylor, Lucas Li, John Butler – 1:32.50