The Massachusetts men, with 268 points, hold a commanding lead, while the Richmond women lead with 231 points after two days of competition at the 2016 Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Championships at the SPIRE Institute.
Leading the way for the Minutemen was senior Alessandro Bomprezzi, who finished first in the 500-yard freestyle with an NCAA “B†qualifying time of 4:20.32. UMass was also led by senior Wiktor Karpinski and sophomore Owen Wright, who placed third (20.33) and fourth (20.47) in the 50-yard freestyle, respectively. Senior Brian Stiles and freshman Kellen Gray joined Karpinski and Wright in the 200-yd freestyle relay, which they won with a time of 1:20.96.
Following Massachusetts in the men’s standings after day two of competition are St. Bonaventure (187), La Salle (177.5), George Washington (157), George Mason (153), Davidson (148), Saint Louis (146.5) and Fordham (46). For George Washington, junior Andrea Bolognesi set an A-10 record with an NCAA “B†time of 1:46.54 in the 200-yard IM. St. Bonaventure senior Michael Pilyugin won the 50-yard freestyle in 19.95 seconds, an NCAA “B†time.
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