Grand Valley State Holds Onto Lead Through Day 3 of GLIACC

2025 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships

  • Dates: Wednesday, February 19–Saturday, February 22
  • Location: Holland Aquatic Center, Holland, MI
  • Defending Champions: Grand Valley State women (2x); Grand Valley State men (10x)
  • Live Results
  • Championship Central
  • Teams: Augustana (men), Davenport, Grand Valley State, Northern Michigan, Saginaw Valley State, St. Cloud State (men), Wayne State
  • Day 1 Results (PDF)
  • Day 2 Results (PDF)
  • Day 3 Results (PDF)

Courtesy: GVSU Athletics

HOLLAND, Mich. – With an outstanding performance on Day 3, the swim and dive team has solidified its lead in the competition. The men’s team has accumulated 572 points, with Wayne State close behind at 495 points. Meanwhile, the women’s team stands strong at 851.5 points, and Northern Michigan University is in second place with 558.5 points.

Lucy Hedley claimed first place in the 500 free with a time of 4:47.39, setting a new GLIAC meet record.

Vittoria Proietti took silver and broke a school record in the 100 back with a time of 55.06. Sara Alvarez won gold for the Lakers in the 100 breast with a time of 1:02.40.

Kelly Shortall touched the wall at 2:02.73 to take silver for the Lakers in the 200 fly. Alysa Wager grabbed bronze for the Lakers with a time of 2:03.78.

Maddie Kooistra scored 447.05 points to take gold for the Lakers, while Olivia Kutsche earned silver with a score of 431.15.

The members of the 800 relay claimed gold for the Lakers with a time of 7:26.62. The team included Angelica AngillettaLinda FrickVittoria Proietti, and Katie O’Connell.

Raul Briceno touched the wall at 4:27.40 in the men’s 500 free to take silver for the Lakers.

In the men’s 100 back, Aaron Dies touched the wall at 48.03 to take bronze for the Lakers.

Andrew Goh set a new school record, pool record, and placed first in the 100 breast with a time of 52.94. He is a back to back GLIAC Champion in this respected event. Jon Kantzenbach earned bronze for the Lakers with a time of 1:47.70 in the 200 fly.

The members of the 800 free relay—Carsyn ChristoffelRaul BricenoMatt Bosch, and Austin Millard—touched the wall at 6:28.44 to take home gold for the Lakers.

Team Scores:

Women

  1. Grand Valley State University- 546
  2. Northern Michigan University- 340
  3. Wayne State University- 319
  4. Davenport University- 191
  5. Saginaw Valley State University- 124

Men

  1. Grand Valley State University- 391.5
  2. Wayne State University- 332
  3. Northern Michigan University- 320.5
  4. St. Cloud State University- 248
  5. Saginaw Valley State University- 185
  6. Davenport University- 135
  7. Augustana University- 99
  8. Lake Superior State University- 16

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