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Men's Swimming & Diving Captures 15 of 16 Events in Victory at VMI

Lexington, Va. – In its first scored meet of the 2020-21 season, the UMBC men's swimming and diving team won 15 of 16 events and defeated America East foe VMI, 216-75, at Clark King Pool.

 

Sophomore Niklas Weigelt (Clayton, Calif.) captured all three sprint freestyle events. The 2019-20 America East Most Outstanding Rookie touched first in the 50 (21.73), 100 (47.40) and 200 (1:43.38) races.

  

Junior Sam Jyawook (Franklin, Tenn.) won both distance events, taking gold in the 1000 (9:34.29) and 500 (4:41.77) freestyles. Sophomore diver Will Henrickson (Ellicott City, Md./River Hill) earned the top spot on both boards, amassing 223.10 points on the 1-meter board and 219.80 on the 3-meter board.   

 

UMBC also opened and closed the meet with relay wins in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle events.

 

Other Retriever winners were Luka Zuric (100 backstroke), Dani Nicusen (100 breaststroke), Charles Bennici (200 butterfly), Max Casey (200 back), Maxwell Trias (200 breast) and Gabe Laracuente (100 fly).

 

The diving portion of the America East Championships will be held April 17-18 at Binghamton University (N.Y.) while the swimming section is scheduled for April 23-25 at NJIT.

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Players Mentioned

Charles Bennici

Charles Bennici

Back/Free
Freshman
Max Casey-Bolanos

Max Casey-Bolanos

Backstroke
Freshman
Will Henrickson

Will Henrickson

Diving
Sophomore
Gabe Laracuente

Gabe Laracuente

Free/Fly/IM
Sophomore
Niklas Weigelt

Niklas Weigelt

Free/IM
Sophomore
Luka Zuric

Luka Zuric

Back/Fly
Junior

Players Mentioned

Charles Bennici

Charles Bennici

Freshman
Back/Free
Max Casey-Bolanos

Max Casey-Bolanos

Freshman
Backstroke
Will Henrickson

Will Henrickson

Sophomore
Diving
Gabe Laracuente

Gabe Laracuente

Sophomore
Free/Fly/IM
Niklas Weigelt

Niklas Weigelt

Sophomore
Free/IM
Luka Zuric

Luka Zuric

Junior
Back/Fly
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