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GENEVA, Ohio – The George Mason women's and men's swimming and diving teams completed the second day of competition at the 2023 Atlantic 10 Championships on Thursday, held at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio.
 
The Mason men's team is third with 178 points and the Patriots' women's team is fifth with 149 points.
 
On the women's side, the George Washington Colonials have the lead with 287 points, with Richmond second (192) and Fordham third (155).  Duquesne is fourth (150) followed by George Mason (149), Davidson (109), Massachusetts (108), La Salle (107), St. Bonaventure (82), Saint Louis (66) and Rhode Island (43).
 
Sophomore Ali Tyler won the A-10 title in the 50-yard freestyle, claiming the gold medal for the second straight year (22.77).
 
In the consolation final of the event, freshman Peyton Brehmer finished third (23.26).
 
Graduate student Jacquee Clabeaux won the silver medal with a second place finish in the championship final of the 200-yard IM (1:59.63).  She placed fourth in the event at last year's championship.
 
In the consolation final of the event, sophomore Emma DeJong placed third (2:03.26), while classmate Anka Whelan finished seventh (2:04.77).
 
In the 200-yard freestyle relay, the combination of graduate student Madison Nalls, Tyler, Clabeaux and Brehmer took the silver with a second-place finish (1:31.63).
 
On the men's side, the George Washington Colonials have the lead with 295 points, with Massachusetts second (192) and George Mason third (178).  Davidson is fourth (163) followed by St. Bonaventure (157), Fordham (150), La Salle (127) and Saint Louis (52).
 
Freshman Tate Anderson took the bronze in the championship final of the 200-yard IM (1:47.01).  In the consolation final of the event, senior Thomas Chapman touched the wall second (1:48.83) and junior Anthony Nguyen was a second behind in third (1:48.84).
 
In the 50-yard freestyle, sophomore Zane Roberts just missed the podium with a fourth-place finish (20.15), while senior Josh Fletcher placed eighth in the event (20.49).
 
In the consolation final of the event, sophomore Alexander Franklin finished third (20.44) and freshman Joshua Hochard was fifth (20.72).
 
The Patriots set a new program record in the 200-yard freestyle relay for the second straight year, with the team of senior Sammy Lucht, Roberts, Alexander and Fletcher claiming the silver medal with a time of 1:19.27. 
 
At last year's A-10 the combination of Will Rastatter, Roberts, Franklin and Fletcher set the mark with a time of 1:19.51.
 
Junior Ian Castegnaro placed third in the consolation final of the one-meter diving event (240.80 points).
 
The Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Championships continue on Friday, with the preliminaries scheduled for 10 a.m. and the finals at 6 p.m.