2019 ATLANTIC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS
- February 20-23rd
- Spire Institue, Geneva, OH
- Short Course Yards
- Championships Central
- Live Results
- Day 1 Results
- Day 2 Results
TEAM SCORES
WOMEN
1. Duquesne University 229 | 2. George Washington University 206
3. University of Richmond 198 | 4. Fordham University 193.5
5. University of Massachusetts 143 | 6. George Mason University 98
7. Davidson College 96 | 8. St Bonaventure University 95
9. La Salle University 92.5 | 10. Saint Louis University 63
11. University of Rhode Island 34
MEN
1. George Washington University 283 | 2. George Mason University 257
3. La Salle University 177 | 4. St Bonaventure University 143
5. University of Massachusetts 140 | 6. Davidson College 125
7. Saint Louis University 119 | 8. Fordham University 84
On the 2nd day of the A-10 Champs, Duquesne women and George Washington men remained in the lead in the team battles. George Washington broke 2 conference records, 1 women’s and 1 men’s.
Moritz Fath won the men’s 500 for George Washington, dominating the A final to roar to the wall in 4:19.21. He established new A-10 conference and meet records, as well as a pool record and new school record. George Washington’s other record came in the women’s 200 free relay, where GW posted a 1:31.53 to take the title. Emily Zhang led off in 23.16, and was followed by Meghan Burton (22.97), Rebecca Smolcic (22.59), and Caroline Racke (22.81) combined to establish new conference, meet, pool and school records.
George Washington won 2 other events, the men’s 200 free relay and the men’s 50 free. Alex Auster (20.18), Dylan Arzoni (20.14), Max Forstenhaeusler (19.84), and Tommi Wolst (19.69) teamed up to swim a 1:19.85. Auster was also the winner of the men’s 50 free, clocking a 20.15 to edge out George Mason freshman Jacob Miller. Emma Brinton won the women’s 200 Im in a new meet record of 1:58.90, also breaking the pool record.
- Caitlin McNary won the women’s 500 in 4:50.91
- Dylan Peck took the men’s 200 IM title in 1:46.61
- Ansley Baker won the women’s 50 fre in 22.93
