TOWSON, Md. – The Towson University men's and women's swimming and diving teams defeated Georgetown at Burdick Pool on Friday night to each earn their first wins of the season.
 
The Towson women saw two wins from Addie Scott in the pool and two wins from Lara Booth Alam on the diving boards to win 136-107. The Tiger men swept the relays and had five different swimmers win individual events in a 131-112 win.
 
Men's Key Moments:

• The team of Jed Garner, Harry Herrera, Benjamin Eischeid and Isak Brkanovic started the meet strong with a win in the 400 medley relay.
• Brkanovic got his second 50 free win in as many meets.
• Garner claimed individual wins in the 200 IM and 100 breast.
• Bill McMinn earned his first collegiate individual win by placing first in the 200 back.
• Christian Davidson got his first 500 freestyle win of the season.
• Harry Herrera won the 200 breast for the second straight week.
• Brkanovic, Eischeid, Stephen McDonald, and Jake Wade closed out the men's swimming heats with a 200 free relay win.
• The top men's diver was Grady Gardner who finished fifth on both boards.

Women's Key Moments:

• Addie Scott picked up where she left off last week by winning the 200 freestyle, 200 back
• Bjartey Gudmundsdottir won the 50 free for the second straight week.
• Masha Netrebko got her first individual win as a Tiger in the 200 fly.
• Kaitlyn Besner got her first win of the season by taking first in the 500 freestyle.
• The women ended the swimming events strong with a win in the 200 free relay by Gudmundsdottir, Emelia Erikson, Ava McKinney and Ryland Zuniga.
• Lara Booth Alam was the top Tiger diver on the night sweeping the boards with wins in the 1 meter and 3 meter dive.
• Marin Ford earned her first top three finish of the season placing third in the 1 meter dive.

Up Next:
The Tigers are back in action Saturday, October 3  for the first road dual meet of the year at LaSalle at noon.