Aggie Men’s, Women’s Swimming and Diving Rack Up First Place Finishes

Men’s Swimming & Diving Finish First At Art Adamson Invite

BRYAN – COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The No. 6 Texas A&M men’s swimming & diving team capped off the Art Adamson Invite adding three victories on the final day. The Aggies earned 1759 points to finish first, LSU finished second with 650 points and Incarnate Word took third with 635 points.

Junior Luke Stuart entered the 1650 free chasing the school record in the 1000 free and set a new top mark with an intermediate split of 8:59.72. Stuart dethroned senior Mark Theall’s time of 9:00.05 from the American Short Course Championships last season. Senior Felipe Rizzo added a second-place finish in the 1650 free.

Junior Shaine Casas earned his second pool record of the invite with a time of 1:36.62 in the 200 back. Casas capped off a successful week that included five school record-breaking performances and five top finishes.

Sophomore Jace Brown earned first in the 200 fly with a time of 1:45.41 and freshman Max Hardt followed behind with a time of 1:48.48. Sophomore Andres Puente held his own with a first-place finish in the 200 breast with a time of 1:52.74.

The 400 free relay team of junior Kaloyan Bratanov, junior Clayton Bobo, Theall and freshman Kraig Bray finished out the invite strong to earn a top time of 2:51.56.

In diving, Tony Stewart wrapped up the weekend with a first-place finish in the platform dive with a score of 276.53.

Up Next:
The Aggies will return to action as they compete against Incarnate Word on Dec. 12 at the Rec Center Natatorium.

Top Times On The Day:
1650 Free – Felipe Rizzo – 15:26.43
200 Back – Shaine Casas – 1:36.62
100 Free – Kaloyan Bratanov – 42.62
200 Breast – Andres Puente – 1:52.74*
200 Fly – Jace Brown – 1:48.48*
400 Free Relay – Kaloyan Bratanov, Clayton Bobo, Mark Theall and Kraig Bray – 2:51.56*

First place finishes are marked with *

Aggies Close Out Art Adamson Invite With Five Top Finishes

BRYAN – COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The No. 15 Texas A&M women’s swimming & diving team closed out the Art Adamson Invite with five first-place finishes to earn 1612 points. LSU finished second with 883 points and Incarnate Word finished third with 542 points.

Senior Camryn Toney recorded the sixth-fastest time in school history, leading the way in the 1650 free with a time of 16:15.05. Freshman Chloe Stepanek’s time of 47.84 in the 100 free sets a new mark as the fourth-fastest time in school history.

Senior Taylor Pike set a personal best in the 200 fly with a time of 1:53.91 to finish first.

The Maroon & White swept the 200 breast with junior Kylie Powers finishing first, followed by freshman Desirae Mangaoang and freshman Emme Nelson earning third.

The 400 free relay team of junior Emma Carlton, Stepanek, freshman Bobbi Kennett and senior Jing Wen Quah finished out the invite strong with a first-place finish.

In diving, Alyssa Clairmont closed out the weekend with a first-place finish in the platform dive with a score of 274.50.

Up Next:
The Aggies will return to action as they compete against Incarnate Word on Dec. 12 at the Rec Center Natatorium.

Top Times On The Day:
1650 Free – Camryn Toney – 16:15.05*
200 Back – Emma Carlton – 1:57.41
100 Free – Chloe Stepanek – 47.84*
200 Breast – Kylie Powers – 2:11.79*
200 Fly – Taylor Pike – 1:53.91*
400 Free Relay – Emma Carlton, Chloe Stepanek, Bobbi Kennett, Jing Wen Quah – 3:18.31*

First place finishes are marked with *

Stories courtesy of Texas A&M Athletics

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