
Relays, Diving Highlights Day One of America East Championships for Men’s Swimming
2/15/2018 9:40:00 PM | Men's Swimming and Diving
WORCESTER, Mass. – In the first America East Men's Swimming and Diving Championships since the 2012-13 season, the UMaine men sit in third place with 87 points after day one at the Sports and Recreation Center on the campus of Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
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The first day of competition featured the men's 3-meter dive, along with the 800-yd freestyle relay, the 200-yd medley relay.
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The tandem of Coulter Morrill, Hayden Kasavicha, Andy Sprague, and Alexander Penn earned a third place finish in the 800-yd freestyle relay in the first relay event of the day with a time of 7:16.57.
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The 200-yd medley relay team also took home a third place finish, with Nick Gould, Jack McNamara, Kevin Clyne, and Jacob Ketch recording a time of 1:37.38.
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In the 3-meter dive, Kyle Adams placed seventh, with a score of 223.10, while Ben Sturgis took eighth by totaling 183.60 points.
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After day one, UMBC leads the men's rankings with 132 points, while Binghamton is second with 111. The Virginia Military Institute rounds out the scores with 30.
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Day two begins with prelims at 10:00 a.m., with the finals starting at 5:30 p.m., Fans can watch all four days of the America East Championships on AmericaEast.TV. Follow @MaineSwimming on Twitter for the latest updates.
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The first day of competition featured the men's 3-meter dive, along with the 800-yd freestyle relay, the 200-yd medley relay.
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The tandem of Coulter Morrill, Hayden Kasavicha, Andy Sprague, and Alexander Penn earned a third place finish in the 800-yd freestyle relay in the first relay event of the day with a time of 7:16.57.
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The 200-yd medley relay team also took home a third place finish, with Nick Gould, Jack McNamara, Kevin Clyne, and Jacob Ketch recording a time of 1:37.38.
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In the 3-meter dive, Kyle Adams placed seventh, with a score of 223.10, while Ben Sturgis took eighth by totaling 183.60 points.
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After day one, UMBC leads the men's rankings with 132 points, while Binghamton is second with 111. The Virginia Military Institute rounds out the scores with 30.
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Day two begins with prelims at 10:00 a.m., with the finals starting at 5:30 p.m., Fans can watch all four days of the America East Championships on AmericaEast.TV. Follow @MaineSwimming on Twitter for the latest updates.
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