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Tucker, Justin

Swimming and Diving

Reihl and Tucker Eclipse Lafayette Records vs. NJIT

Leopards win seven events, six individual and one relay

EASTON, Pa. – The men's swimming and diving team hosted NJIT on Saturday afternoon for the third and final of a three-meet homestand this week, dropping a 168-123 decision.

Freshman Justin Tucker broke the Lafayette pool record in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 4:32.18. Tucker captured the victory in the 500 free and earned second in the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 1:52.58. 

Junior Alexander Reihl garnered first place in the 50 free with a final time of 20.90. Reihl also swam an exhibition 100-yard IM, breaking both the pool and school records with a time of 50.50.

Freshman Gregory Yukhvid enjoyed the victory in the 100 free, finishing in 46.82, a season-best performance. Junior Alexander Zoldan claimed first in the 200 IM with a time of 2:01.34. Freshman Augustus Sefcik touched second in the 50 free finishing in a time of 21.22.

Senior Tommy Weber collected third in the 100-yard backstroke (53.78) while freshmen Max Mahler and Leo Frein each secured third in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:00.65) and 100 fly (53.14), respectively. Freshman Trevor Olson snagged third in the 100 and 1000 free, finishing with times of 47.62 and 9:45.94.

The team of Yukhvid, sophomore Charles Derivaux, freshman Charlie Moon and Sefcik took home the victory in the 200 free relay, working together for a final time of 1:29.69.

Junior diver Landon Orth earned the win in the 3-meter dive with a 292.20 score. Orth also placed third in the 1-meter, scoring 276.83. Senior Peter Curtis achieved first and second in the 1- and 3-meter (282.38. 268.35) and junior Trey Telleen finished second in the 1-meter and third in the 3-meter (278.25, 252.83).

"What a fun week. Three meets in a week is a lot of competing, but we handled it really well. The energy and commitment to details stayed consistent all week, even as we became more tired," said Lafayette head coach James Dailey. "As much as this was a week of competing, it was a lot of great work and everyone is pretty ready to start resting and fine tuning as we approach the end of the season."

The Maroon and White will head to Navy for the Navy Invite on Jan. 31 at 12 p.m.


 
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Players Mentioned

Peter Curtis

Peter Curtis

Diving
Senior
Charles Derivaux

Charles Derivaux

Free/Breast
Sophomore
Landon Orth

Landon Orth

Diving
Junior
Alexander Reihl

Alexander Reihl

Fly/Free
Junior
Trey Telleen

Trey Telleen

Diving
Junior
Tommy Weber

Tommy Weber

Free
Senior
Alexander Zoldan

Alexander Zoldan

Free/IM/Fly
Junior
Leo Frein

Leo Frein

Back/Free/Fly
Freshman
Max Mahler

Max Mahler

Breast/Free/Fly
Freshman
Charlie Moon

Charlie Moon

Free
Freshman

Players Mentioned

Peter Curtis

Peter Curtis

Senior
Diving
Charles Derivaux

Charles Derivaux

Sophomore
Free/Breast
Landon Orth

Landon Orth

Junior
Diving
Alexander Reihl

Alexander Reihl

Junior
Fly/Free
Trey Telleen

Trey Telleen

Junior
Diving
Tommy Weber

Tommy Weber

Senior
Free
Alexander Zoldan

Alexander Zoldan

Junior
Free/IM/Fly
Leo Frein

Leo Frein

Freshman
Back/Free/Fly
Max Mahler

Max Mahler

Freshman
Breast/Free/Fly
Charlie Moon

Charlie Moon

Freshman
Free