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HAMPTON, Va. – George Mason seniors Aoun Al-Hiari (100 Fly) and Tate Anderson (200 Free), and junior Ian Rodgers (100 Back) each won a silver medal on the third day of competition at the 2026 Atlantic 10 Championships on Friday at the Hampton Virginia Aquaplex in Hampton, Va.

The Patriots also won the gold in the 400-yard medley relay in the last event of the night.

Al-Hiari placed second in the Championship Final of the 100-yard butterfly (45.57), with freshman Robert Dykman seventh in the event (48.06).  Last year, Al-Hiari set a new team record in the event, but finished fourth.

Four Patriots were in the consolation final of the event, with junior Colin Murtaugh and senior Michael Bock in a three-way tie for first (48.06), sophomore Gabriel Miller fifth (48.44) and freshman Brendan Lao sixth (48.75).

Anderson medaled for the third straight year in the Championship Final of the 200-yard freestyle, winning the silver with a time of 1:34.12.  Junior Alex Crown just missed the podium with a fourth-place finish (1:36.10) and Dykman was seventh (1:38.73).

In the consolation final of the event, graduate student Agustin Rasche placed second (1:38.93), junior Cody Scifres fourth (1:39.14) and junior Ian Jones seventh (1:39.86).

In the Championship Final of the 100-yard backstroke, Rodgers claimed the silver with a time of 46.68.  In the consolation final, senior Jett Lee placed seventh (49.86).

In Championship Final of the 100-yard breaststroke, senior Jack Chapman took fourth (54.22).  In the consolation final, Bock finished third (55.37).

The Patriots also won the gold in the 400-yard medley relay, with the team of Rodgers, Chapman, Al-Hiari and Anderson taking the top spot on the podium (3:08.34).  Anderson, Al-Hiari and Rodgers won the bronze in the event last year.

In the Championship Final of the three-meter diving event, sophomore Caden Guy placed fifth (319.70).   In the consolation final, junior Christian Anderson was first (311.40).

On the women's side, senior Ainsley Toews placed eighth in the Championship Final of the 100-yard breaststroke (1:03.17).

In the consolation final of the 100-yard butterfly, senior Peyton Brehmer was fourth (55.36) and classmate Angelina Zeidan finished eighth (56.27).  In the consolation final of the 400-yard IM, junior Kristen Ivey placed fifth (4:27.44) and junior Casey Tingen was sixth (4:30.83).

Freshman Madelyn Abel finished fourth in the consolation final of the 200-yard freestyle (1:51.69).

In the consolation final of the 100-yard backstroke, freshman Sidney Kaufman took second (55.38), sophomore Greta Mott touched the wall sixth (56.29) and Tingen was eighth (56.90).

On the men's side, George Washington has the lead (535.33), with George Mason second (410.16) and St.  Bonaventure third (351.50).  La Salle is fourth (317) followed by Davidson (274), Fordham (239) and Saint Louis (229).

On the women's side, Richmond has the lead (399) with George Washington second (376.50) and Duquesne third (355.50).  La Salle is fourth (324) followed by St. Bonaventure (237), Fordham (229), Rhode Island (163), George Mason (148), Davidson (130) and Saint Louis (91).   
  
The Atlantic 10 Championships conclude on Saturday with prelims at 10 a.m. and finals at 6 p.m. at the Hampton Aquaplex in Hampton, Va.