SCORES
RESULTS

VESTAL, N.Y.—The Binghamton swimming & diving teams completed their double-dual meets at the West Gym today. The men's team went 1-1, defeating New Jersey Institute of Technology 216-75, and falling to Army 170.50-117.50. The women's team went 0-2, dropping to Vermont 229-67, and Army 225-59.
"It was a great win for the guys, and the women raced tough," remarked head coach Brad Smith. "Both teams raced pretty solid, there's a lot to build off of. The freshmen were outstanding. They were staying right up with Army's best swimmers. There was a lot to be proud of."
 
MEN
In event two, Travis Blank, Tommy Cummings, William Harrison, and Brian McKenna finished second for the 200 yard medley relay. McKenna would follow that performance up with a first place finish in the 50 yard free. Andrew Duszynski (1:46.19) came in third in the 200 yard free, as did Tommy Cummings (1:00.39) in the 100 yard breast. Matthew Devito had two number-one finishes, first in the 100 yard fly (51.83), and then the 200 yard IM (1:58.32). Tommy Cummings (2:02.86), Eric Farm (2:03.16), and Zachary Kaplan (2:03.38) were also top four finishers for the 200 Yard IM. In the final event of the day, Alex Brion, Travis Blank, Andrew Duszynski, and Brian McKenna combined to win the 400 yard free relay (3:12.69).

For diving the men had a pair of standouts. Colin Coughlin (238.00) and Cole Reagan (234.95) finished one and two for the three-meter. Reagan (243.20) and Coughlin (223.40) would then finish first and third in the one-meter.
 
WOMEN
Binghamton's top finish was Maria Trivino third place (2:12.29) in the 200 yard IM. Trivino (2:28.65) also had a fourth place finish in the 200 yard breast. Other fourth place finishes for BU included Kristen Pozmanter (10:46.46) in the 1000 yard free, Taryn McLaughlin (2:13.03) in the 200 yard fly, and Selina Ng (58.64) in the 100 yard fly.

For diving Katie Ellsworth turned in a score of 174.90 to finish third overall in the one-meter.
 
Up next both teams will have another home event, as Siena and Niagara travel to Vestal on October 24.