Swimming & Diving Reaches Podium in Every Event; Begins Title Run for A-10 Championships Wednesday
2/19/2025 5:58:00 PM | Men's Swimming and Diving
Olivia Paquette breaks school record in the 1-meter dive
HAMPTON, VA - The George Washington University men's and women's swimming and diving teams got out to a flying start at the 2025 Atlantic 10 Championships on Wednesday afternoon. The Revolutionaries medaled in all five events to kick-start their attempt for another A-10 Championship sweep.Â
WOMEN'S HIGHLIGHTS
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The GW program record in the 1-meter dive went by the wayside on Wednesday when Olivia Paquette won gold (288.35). Paquette has now won back-to-back A-10 gold medals in the event.Â
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The 800-yard free relay, swam by Colleen MacWilliams, Molly Smyers, Taylor Bernosky and Ava Topolewski, raced to victory (7:15.48) to earn full points for the Buff & Blue.Â
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The Revolutionaries nabbed silver in the 200-yard medley relay (1:39.70), in a race swam by Marlee Rickert, Moriah Freitas, Chloe Hernandez and Natalie Sens.Â
MEN'S HIGHLIGHTS
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GW's 200-yard medley relay won gold to bring home the first men's victory of the meet (1:25.99). The race was swam by Ganesh Sivaramakrishnan, Preston Lin, Daniel Nagy and Elliott Irwin.Â
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The final race of the day resulted in a GW bronze medal (6:29.26) as Gage Boushee, Daniel Nagy, Philip Moldovanu and Justin Dostal tapped in third in the 800-yard free relay.Â
UP NEXT
The Revolutionaries are back in the water tomorrow for day two of the A-10 Championships. Prelims begin at 10:00 a.m., followed by finals at 6:00 p.m. Catch all the action on day two on ESPN+.
GW MEDAL COUNT
Gold: 3
Silver: 1
Bronze: 1
WOMEN
George Washington: 107
Richmond: 83
Davidson: 74
Duquesne: 73
UMass: 70
Fordham: 67
La Salle: 66
St. Bonaventure: 59
George Mason: 52
Rhode Island: 38
Saint Louis: 26
MEN
George Mason: 74
George Washington: 72
Davidson: 64
St. Bonaventure: 58
La Salle: 54
Fordham: 50
Saint Louis: 50
UMass: 50
WEDNESDAY
Women's 1M Prelims:
Paquette/1st/A-Final/277.20
Fyfe/8th/A-Final/231.40
Rosen/19th/212.15
Women's 1M A-Final:
Paquette/1st/288.35/Gold Medal
Fyfe/6th/241.75
Women's 200-yard Medley Relay:
Rickert/Sens/Freitas/Hernandez/1:39.70/Silver Medal
Men's 200-yard Medley Relay:
Sivaramakrishnan/Lin/Nagy/Irwin/1:25.99/Gold Medal
Women's 800-yard Freestyle Relay:Â
MacWilliams/Smyers/Bernosky/Bernosky/7:15.48/Gold Medal
Men's 800-yard Freestyle Relay:
Boushee/Nagy/Moldovanu/Dostal/6:29.26/Bronze Medal
Players Mentioned
