New London, Conn. – The Montclair State University men's swimming & diving team fell to the United States Coast Guard Academy 161-128 on Saturday.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- The Red Hawks tallied second in the opening race of the day, the 200-medley relay. DENNIS DELARGY, SPENSER DUBOIS, ADRIAN GONZALEZ, and MICHAEL WOJCIECHOWICZ notched a time of 1:38.44. RYAN KAPPES registered a second-place time of 10:09.62 before Dubois claimed a victory in the 100-breaststroke (59.15).
- JOHN ENGLERT (2:20.75) and JARED GAYNOR (2:07.15) went 2-3 in the 200-fly before Kappes notched a victory in the 200-back (2:00.03). DeLargy was right behind him, placing second in 2:01.44. Dubois (2:10.7) and BRANDON DO (2:12.75) placed second and third in the 200-breaststroke before Dubois (2:01.7) edged Do (2:04.28) for first in the 200-IM.
- SERGIO RESTREPO won both sections of diving, tallying 176.75 points in the opening section before closing out with 187.42. The Red Hawks finished the day with the top two spots in the 200-free relay, as DeLargy, Gonzalez, ANTHONY FERRARO, and MATT DETTLINGER were first in 1:33.41 as LUCAS MIGLIN, Kappes, Gaynor, and Englert were second in 1:36.64.
FROM THE POOL
"We knew heading into this that the Coast Guard had a slight advantage across the board in both quality and depth, and it played out that way. We had some good (event) wins today, just not enough. I hope with a bit of rest we bounce back and swim well vs TCNJ in a week." Head Coach Brian McLaughlin.
UP NEXT
The Red Hawks visit The College of New Jersey on Saturday, with the meet kicking off at 1 pm in Ewing, NJ.
