Complete Results
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- The Allegheny College men's swimming and diving team split Saturday's tri-meet against Westminster College and the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania.
Allegheny (5-1) collected its fifth win of the season by defeating Pitt-Bradford (1-6), 110-75, but couldn't hand the host Titans (4-0) their first loss. Westminster completed its home sweep by defeating the Gators, 180-55.
Junior
Sam Kohler (Pittsburgh, Pa./Avonworth) and freshman
Logan Byers (Oil City, Pa./Homeschool) both earned wins against the Titans and the Panthers. Kohler's victory over Gunnar Probst of Westminster in the 200-yard freestyle was a close one, as he beat Probst by a half-second with a time of 1:54.62. Byers placed first in the 100-yard butterfly with the only sub-one-minute time at 56.23 seconds. Fellow freshman
Carl Cogan (Pittsburgh, Pa./Obama Academy) was the runner-up behind Byers at 1:00.26.
Byers, Cogan, and Kohler joined senior
Christian Habusta (Erie, Pa./Fairview) in the two relay races. Together, they posted two second-place finishes. In the 200 medley relay, the Gators trailed Westminster's top team by just 2.29 seconds with a time of 1:45.43.
Allegheny Results
200-yard medley relay
2.
Carl Cogan,
Christian Habusta,
Logan Byers,
Sam Kohler - 1:45:43
200-yard freestyle
1.
Sam Kohler - 1:54.62
5.
Ryan Owen - 2:07.46
8.
Lukas Beach - 2:14.84
100-yard breaststroke
2.
Logan Byers - 1:03.64
50-yard freestyle
4.
Christian Habusta - 23.83 seconds
5.
Lukas Beach - 25.94 seconds
6.
Oscar Zúñiga - 27.01 seconds
100-yard freestyle
3.
Carl Cogan - 53.78 seconds
4.
Christian Habusta - 53.81 seconds
6.
Ryan Owen - 57.55 seconds
200-yard breaststroke
5.
Oscar Zúñiga - 3:01.29
500-yard freestyle
4.
Lukas Beach - 6:21.29
100-yard butterfly
1.
Logan Byers - 56.23 seconds
2.
Carl Cogan - 1:00.26
400-yard IM
2.
Sam Kohler - 4:42.85
4.
Ryan Owen - 5:04.11
400-yard freestyle relay
2.
Logan Byers,
Christian Habusta,
Carl Cogan,
Sam Kohler - 3:29.52
Up Next
The Gators will face Wheeling University in a neutral-site dual meet hosted by Franciscan University on Saturday, Nov. 14.Â
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