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FAIRFAX, Va. – The George Mason men's and women's swimming and diving teams completed the second day of the Patriot Invitational, with both the women's and men's teams in third place after day two of the three-day event held at the Jim McKay Natatorium.

On the women's side, Towson took the lead with 592 points, followed by Florida Atlantic (586), George Mason (582), Richmond (346), American (264), Marist (111) and UNCW (52).

Graduate student Madison Nalls took the top spot in the championship final of the 200-yard freestyle (1:49.98).  In the C-Final of the event, senior Lauren Ashton placed fifth (1:55.60).

Sophomore Ali Tyler claimed the 100-yard backstroke (53.53), while classmate Anka Whelan finished sixth (56.25).  In the B-Final, sophomore Shannon Judge placed sixth (57.05).  In the C-Final, senior Megan Mastropaolo finished seventh (59.47).

Graduate student Jacquee Clabeaux won the 100-yard breaststroke (1:01.40) with sophomore Emma DeJong right behind in second (1:02.58).

In the B-Final of the event, freshman Anna Beth Blankenship placed first (1:04.77), with classmates Brooke Nelson second (1:04.78) and Ainsley Toews seventh (1:06.03).  In the C-Final, sophomore Daphne Bernal was third (1:07.21), sophomore Emma Burke finished fourth (1:07.26) and freshman Angelina Zeidan eighth (1:09.51).

The combination of freshman Peyton Brehmer, Clabeaux, Judge and Tyler won the 200-yard medley relay (1:40.71).  The Patriots won the 800-yard freestyle relay, with the group of senior Leah Riley, DeJong, Tyler and Nalls touching the wall first (7:21.67).

The Patriots went two-three in the championship final of 100-yard butterfly with junior Abigail Murtaugh second (54.89) and Tyler third (55.03).  Brehmer finished eighth in the event (56.16).  In the B-Final, Riley placed fourth (56.18) and Judge was eighth (57.23).  In the C-Final, Burke took the top spot (56.75) and Zeidan was fifth (57.54).

Nelson placed fifth in the championship final of the 400-yard IM (4:31.56).  In the B-Final of the event, Bernal touched the wall first (4:31.61) and Mastropaolo was fifth (4:33.87).

On the men's side, Florida Atlantic continues to lead with 743 points, followed by Towson (666), George Mason (471.5), American (255.5), Marist (250) and UNCW (43).

Sophomore Alexander Franklin won the championship final of the 100-yard backstroke (48.71), with sophomore Joe Durocher sixth (50.07) and freshman Tate Anderson seventh (50.09).  In the B-Final, freshman Jett Lee tied for sixth (52.04).

Franklin also made the podium with a second-place finish in the championship final of the 100-yard butterfly (48.52), while senior Sammy Lucht finished seventh (49.74). 

In the B-Final of the event, junior Jackson Brookover finished third (50.69), freshman Aoun Al-Hiari fifth (50.76), freshman Jett Lee seventh (51.05) and senior Josh Fletcher eighth (51.23).  In the C-Final, freshman Michael Bock placed fourth (50.95).

The team of senior Josh Fletcher, along with sophomore Tyler Lentine, Franklin and Lucht took third in the 200-yard medley relay (1:29.21).

Lentine placed fourth in the championship final of the 100-yard breaststroke (55.36).  In the B-Final, sophomore Zane Roberts placed first (56.54), senior Thomas Chapman seventh (58.31) and sophomore Nathaniel Powell eighth (58.36).

In the championship final of the 200-yard freestyle, sophomore Anthony Nguyen just missed the podium with a fourth-place finish (1:40.55).  In the B-Final of the event, freshman Joshua Hochard placed first (1:42.47) and classmate Danny Schwabauer was eighth (1:44.86).

In the C-Final of the event, freshman Max Fermayer touched the wall first (1:42.45) and junior Graham Boyle was sixth (1:46.68).

Freshman Sam Rivas finished sixth in the B-Final of the 400-yard IM (4:09.20).  In the C-Final of the event, senior Thomas Chapman was first (4:05.31), sophomore Nicholas Maranto placed third (4:09.23) and freshman Jack Chapman finished fourth (4:12.26).

In the 800-yard freestyle relay, the team of Anderson, Roberts, Hochard and Nguyen placed third (6:44.13).

Junior Ian Castegnaro placed fourth in the finals of the one-meter diving event (237.05), while classmate Indigo Flynch finished sixth (221.80).

The final day of competition is Saturday, with the prelims scheduled for 10 a.m., diving at 12:30 p.m. and the finals are slated for 6 p.m.