Ewing, NJ – The Montclair State University men's swimming and diving team fell to The College of New Jersey 181-114 on Saturday afternoon.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Red Hawks tallied a second-place mark in the 200-medley relay, as the foursome of LUCAS GOMES, SPENSER DUBOIS, ADRIAN GONZALEZ, and MICHAEL WOJCIECHOWICZ notched a time of 1:37.4. DENNIS DELARGY put the Red Hawks in the win column in the 100-back, recording a first-place time of 54.88.
• Dubois led a trio of Red Hawks in the 100-breaststroke, as the senior turned in a first-place time of 59.13. TRISTAN LEE was behind him in 1:00.6, with BRANDON DO taking third in 1:00.96. JOHN ENGLERT grabbed second in the 200-butterfly in 2:02.44, edging third by .03.
• Gomes registered a victory in the 50-free, clocking in at 21.89. Dubois earned his second triumph of the afternoon, winning the 200 breaststroke with a mark of 2:10.65. ANTHONY FERRARO took second in the 500 free (4:55.17), as Gomes (52.97) and Gonzalez went 2-3 in the 100-butterfly.
• Dubois finished second in the 200-IM (1:59.86) as the 400-freestyle relay team of Ferraro, LUCAS MIGLIN, Gonzalez, and Wojciechowicz were second in 3:25.97 

FROM THE POOL
"This is certainly one of our biggest meets of the year so I am happy with how we swam today.  We had some very good races / wins on the men's side but TCNJ is #12 nationally for a reason.  All in all this is exactly how I hoped we would be swimming at this point of the season." - Head Coach Brian McLaughlin.

UP NEXT
The Red Hawks close out the regular season on Tuesday as they head to Wayne, NJ, for a 6 pm meet against William Paterson.