Wayne, NJ – The Montclair State men and women's swimming and diving teams closed out the dual-meet portion of their schedule with wins over William Paterson Saturday afternoon.

The men's team (7-2, 2-2 NJAC) picked up a 144-94 win as the women's side (7-2-1, 3-1-1 NJAC) clipped the Pioneers 136-115.

The women's team opened the event with the top-two times in the 400-medley relay, as EMILY ROTHAMEL, ABBY BROCK, LIDIA BOGUSLAWSKA, and JULIANA SKOPP-CARDILLO took first in 4:16.02. The foursome of ERIN BARRETT, JACQUELINE GRAYSON, Juliet DiPasquale, and SOPHIA CIARAVINO grabbed second, finishing in 4:25.33. Rothamel added first-place times in the 100-backstroke (1:03.48) and 200-backstroke (2:17.33), while Brock was first in the 100-breaststroke (1:10.56) and 200-breaststroke (2:35.64).

Boguslawska also picked up a win in the 200-freestyle, clocking in at 2:05.46 before placing second in the 50-free in 26.08. Skopp-Cardillo won the 50-free in 25.93 and was second in the 200-free in 2:07.26. JULIE TIEDEMANN and TAYLOR WADDLETON went 1-2 in the 1,650-free as Tiedemann placed first in 19:01.1 with Waddleton coming in at 19:21.31. GIANNA ANTONELLI closed out the individual wins for the Red Hawks as she won the 200-butterfly in 2:25.35. SABRINA ROBINSON placed second in both diving events, scoring 130.87 points in the one-meter and 134.47 in the three-meter.

Like the women's side, the men's team went 1-2 in the 400-medley relay. DENNIS DELARGY, SPENSER DUBOIS, TYLER DORSETT, and LUCAS GOMES touched the wall in 3:39.23 while CHRYSTIAN MUHLEISEN, SANTIAGO VANEGAS, JOSH ZITOMER, and JOHN ENGLERT were second in 3:59.6. DeLargy notched an individual victory in the 200-backstroke (2:03.37) as Dubois was first in the 100-breaststroke (59.28). Dorsett picked up wins in both the 200-freestyle (1:53.03) and 200-butterfly (2:03.92), as Gomes won the 100-backstroke in 53.64.

RYAN KAPPES and BRANDON DO tallied the top-two times in the 1,650-free, with Kappes finishing in 17:12.84 and Do in 17:44.1. Do also had a second-place time in the 100-breast (1:02.4) as Englert notched a win in the 100-freestyle (52.68) and second in the 200-butterfly (2:04.23). ALEX PALLEN won both sections of diving, tallying 199.35 points in the one-meter before notching 142.65 in the three-meter.

The Red Hawks close out their season with the Metropolitan Championships. The four-day event begins on February 18 and will be held on the campus of Rutgers University in New Brunswick.