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Men's Swimming and Diving

Divers Sweep Podium on Day 2 of Thomas Murphy Invitational

BALTIMORE -- The UMBC Swimming & Diving program swept both the Men's and Women's diving events on Day 2 of the Thomas Murphy Invitational at Loyola. 

Claire Butler (254.25), Stella Ranieri (243.00), Ember Stennett (237.60) took the top three spots in the Women's 3 Meter.

The UMBC Men took the top five spots in the 1 Meter as Kaleb Cave (313.85), Anders Logas (290.60) and Grant Moore (286.50) swept the podium followed by Aidan O'Callaghan (270.75) and  Andy Vines (266.70).

Eunice Cheung placed second in the 100 fly in a time of 55.70 and was joined on the third place finishing 200 free relay by Claire Oettinger, Erma Duratovic and Ashley Gutshall (1:34.97). Cheung also took third in the 400 medley relay along with Duratovic, Bella Lane, and Breanna Smith.

The final day of competition begins at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
 
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Players Mentioned

Kaleb Cave

Kaleb Cave

Diving
Junior
Anders Logas

Anders Logas

Diving
Graduate Student
Grant Moore

Grant Moore

Diving
Junior
Aidan O

Aidan O'Callaghan

Diving
Sophomore
Andy Vines

Andy Vines

Diving
6' 4"
Senior
Erma Duratovic

Erma Duratovic

Fly/Free
Junior
Ashley  Gutshall

Ashley Gutshall

Sprint Free
5' 10"
Senior
Claire Oettinger

Claire Oettinger

Free
Junior
Breanna Smith

Breanna Smith

Breast/IM
Junior
Ember Stennett

Ember Stennett

Diving
5' 5"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Kaleb Cave

Kaleb Cave

Junior
Diving
Anders Logas

Anders Logas

Graduate Student
Diving
Grant Moore

Grant Moore

Junior
Diving
Aidan O

Aidan O'Callaghan

Sophomore
Diving
Andy Vines

Andy Vines

6' 4"
Senior
Diving
Erma Duratovic

Erma Duratovic

Junior
Fly/Free
Ashley  Gutshall

Ashley Gutshall

5' 10"
Senior
Sprint Free
Claire Oettinger

Claire Oettinger

Junior
Free
Breanna Smith

Breanna Smith

Junior
Breast/IM
Ember Stennett

Ember Stennett

5' 5"
Senior
Diving
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