2025 Golden Grizzly Classic
- December 3-6, 2025
- OU Aquatic Center, Rochester, MI
- SCY (25 yards)
- Participating Teams: Oakland, Wayne State, Dartmouth, Grand Canyon, Eastern Michigan (women)
- Day 1 Results
- Day 2 Results
- “Golden Grizzly Classic” on Meet Mobile
Women’s Team Scores after Day 2:
- Dartmouth, 687
- Oakland, 675
- Grand Canyon, 618
- Eastern Michigan, 569
- Wayne State, 304
Men’s team Scores after Day 2:
- Dartmouth, 731
- Grand Canyon, 708
- Oakland, 685.5
- Wayne State, 490.5
Courtesy: Wayne State Athletics
ROCHESTER, Mich. — The Wayne State University women’s swimming and diving team continued its participation in the inaugural Golden Grizzly Classic on Thursday. The Warriors are in fifth place with 304 points. Dartmouth College (687 points) narrowly leads host Oakland University (675), while Grand Canyon (618) and Eastern Michigan (569) are ahead of WSU heading into Friday’s competition.
“Overall, the Warriors are improving and had some strong performances through the halfway point,” remarked head coach Sean Peters. “There is great competition, and I am enjoying watching our Warriors in this kind of environment. I look forward to next couple of days.”
Top Performances
500 Free — Diana Muccioli (Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. / Grosse Pointe North), 15th, 5:04.36
500 Free — Emily Hedley (Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom), 16th, 5:04.99
200 IM — Emma Crispo (Bergamo, Italy), 10th, 2:05.83
200 IM — Elly Belmore (St. Clair Shores, Mich. / Lakeview), 15th, 2:08.20
50 Free — Kate Rhodes (Clarkston, Mich. / Lake Orion), 22nd, 24:07
200 Free Relay — Rhodes, Josey Coon (Livonia, Mich. / Franklin), Kelsey Milz (Madison Heights, Mich. / Lamphere), Belmore — 11th, 1:36.63
200 Free Relay — Lily Lindower (Grand Rapids, Mich. / Northview), Delaney Parker (Dexter, Mich. ), Crispo, Scarlet Maison (Rose City, Mich. / Standish-Sterling) — 13th, 1:38.19
The Warriors will be competing on both Friday and Saturday at the OU Aquatic Center to conclude its pre-exams schedule.
ROCHESTER, Mich. — The Wayne State University men’s swimming and diving squad continued its participation in the inaugural Golden Grizzly Classic on Thursday. The Warriors are in fourth place with 490.5 points. Dartmouth College (731 points) narrowly leads Grand Canyon (708), while host Oakland University (685.5) is ahead of WSU heading into Friday’s competition.
“Overall, the Warriors are improving and had some strong performances through the halfway point,” remarked head coach Sean Peters. “There is great competition, and I am enjoying watching our Warriors in this kind of environment. I look forward to next couple of days.”
Top Performances
500 Free — William Debroux (Oro-Medonte, Ont. / ÉSC Nouvelle-Alliance), T-4th, 4:30.44
500 Free — Harrison Arnold (Shelby Twp., Mich. / Utica Eisenhower), 12th, 4:34.85
500 Free — Liam Seifert (Holly, Mich. / Flint Powers Catholic), 14th, 4:37.18
500 Free — Adam Kuc (Macomb, Mich. / Dakota), 15th, 4:38.61
200 IM — Olin Charnstrom (Oxford, Mich.), 9th, 1:47.76
200 IM — Gabriel Arias (Bogota, Colombia), 11th, 1:50.05
200 IM — Lorenzo Tassinari (Ravenna, Italy), 14th, 1:51.16
50 Free — Tomas Osorio (Medellín, Colombia), 6th, 20.32
200 Free Relay — Osorio, Charnstrom, Arias, Tassinari — 6th, 1:21.56
200 Free Relay — Lochlain Hart (Farmington, Mich.), Leland Curanovic (Farmington, Mich.), Matt Hernandez (Lake Orion, Mich.), Alex Duhaime (Harrison Township, Mich. / Macomb Dakota) — 12th, 1:25.08
Wayne State will compete on Friday and Saturday at the OU Aquatic Center to conclude its pre-exams schedule.
