HAMPTON, Va. – The Towson University men's and women's swimming and diving teams brought home two more medals during the third day of action in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) Conference Championship. The men's and women's teams remain in 4^th (333.5 points) and 5^th (596 points) respectively in the overall standings.
 
How it Happened Women

• Riley Willett (54.72) and Martina Ciriesi (54.79) were the first two finishers in the consolation finals of the 100 Fly.
• Dylan Gustaff finished eighth in the 400 IM finals with a time of 4:26.63.
• Addie Scott and Ryland Zuniga both qualified for finals in the 200 Free, Scott (1:49.32) placed sixth with Zuniga (1:50.29) in eighth.
• Tink Tompkins (1:01.84) and Tiffany Matulis (1:02.71) also both qualified for finals and finished sixth and eighth respectively in the 100 Breast.
• Bjartey Gudmundsdottir, Marissa Kleckner, Riley Willett and Claire Ryland grabbed silver in the 200 Free Relay with a Towson record time of 1:30.86.

 
How it Happened Men

• Benjamin Eischeid qualified for the finals heat in the 100 Fly and placed fourth with a time of 47.49.
• Kirill Pankov was the lone Tiger in the 400 IM finals and took sixth place at 3:53.66.
• Geoffrey Cradock qualified for the 100 Breast finals and finished 8^th with a time of 54.02.
• Sean Colson qualified for finals in the 100 Back and took Bronze with a third-place time of 47.39.
• Sam Tennell placed 4^th in the 3-meter dive with a score of 320.00.

 
On Deck:
Tomorrow is the final day of the 2025 CAA Championships. The 1650-yard freestyle,
200-yard backstroke, 100-yard freestyle, 200-yard breaststroke, 200-yard butterfly, Women's 1-meter diving and the 400-yard freestyle relay will take place.