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Men's Swimming and Diving Alan Babbitt

No. 12 Men’s Swim/Dive Tops John Carroll and Kalamazoo

The 12th-ranked Hope College men's swimming and diving team posted three more first-place performances on Saturday and secured a winning two-day total of 1,136 points against John Carroll University and host Kalamazoo College.

The Flying Dutch finished of John Carroll (1,059.5) and Kalamazoo (480).

Hope clocked the fastest times in the 200-yard medley and 400 freestyle relays and recorded the top 1-meter dive.

In the 200 medley relay, sophomore Jack Szuba (Farmington Hills, Michigan / Detroit Catholic Central), senior Josh Bordovsky (Herndon, Virginia / South Lakes), senior Graham Eisenmann (Ozark, Missouri / Ozark), and junior Blake Hetherington (Jackson, Michigan / Lumen Christi) swam a first-place effort of 1:32.60.

In the 400 free relay, Bordovsky, sophomore Nolan Smith (Buffalo Grove, Illinois / Buffalo Grove), Eisenmann, Hetherington, clocked a meet-closing winning time of 3:02.09.

In 1-meter diving, sophomore Finn Sanders (Wyoming, Michigan / Grandville) posted a first-place, six-dive total of 271.12 points, a season-best.

Eisenmann also finished runner-up in the 100 freestyle, recording a time of 46.51 seconds.

Hope's next meet is Friday-Saturday, Nov. 6-7, at the D3Shootout hosted by the University of Chicago
 
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Players Mentioned

Josh Bordovsky

Josh Bordovsky

Junior
Mathematics
Graham Eisenmann

Graham Eisenmann

Senior
Mathematics
Blake Hetherington

Blake Hetherington

Junior
Economics
Finn Sanders

Finn Sanders

Sophomore
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Nolan  Smith

Nolan Smith

Sophomore
Jack Szuba

Jack Szuba

Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Josh Bordovsky

Josh Bordovsky

Junior
Mathematics
Graham Eisenmann

Graham Eisenmann

Senior
Mathematics
Blake Hetherington

Blake Hetherington

Junior
Economics
Finn Sanders

Finn Sanders

Sophomore
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Nolan  Smith

Nolan Smith

Sophomore
Jack Szuba

Jack Szuba

Sophomore