Day 3 Results - Prelims | Finals
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YORK, Pa. (Swimming) – The third day of the 2025 Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Men’s and Women’s Swimming Championships were completed on Saturday at the Graham Aquatic Center.
 
On the women's side, Stevens holds a large lead with 1,240.5 points. Messiah is second with 854 points and Misericordia sits in third with 811.

For the men, Stevens leads with 1,197 points. Widener sits right behind with 1,083 points and York sits in third with 838 points.

For full standings, view the result link at the top of the story.
 
200-YARD BUTTERFLY
Women
Natalia Brunetti of Stevens claimed her third medal of the weekend and new MAC record. Brunetti touched the wall in 2:06.37 to knockoff the record set in 1990. Messiah's Erin Goudie placed second and Hanna Matheson of Stevens finished third.
 
Men
Stevens' Edward Platonov took home the gold with a time of 1:52.27. His teammate Amadeo Bove placed second while Widener's Alex Chan took third.
 
100-YARD BACKSTROKE
Women
Messiah's Grace Schad claimed her third first-place medal in the 100 back with a time of 57.72. Kaylee DePietro of Misericordia took second and Stevens' Kai Wong placed third.
 
Men
York's Bryce Miller claimed first place with a time of 50.76. Misericordia's Dannik Khais placed second and Stevens' Ethan Emerton took third. 
 
100-YARD BREASTSTROKE
Women
York's Isabella Klemm broke the 2022 record this morning in prelims just to break it once more during the finals. Klemm posted a 1:02.71 to take home the gold. Messiah's Lauren Cotton placed second, while Stevens' Adriana Berlotti placed third. 
 
Men
Angel Velasquez of Stevens took home the gold with a time of 56.42. Hood's Isiah Brittingham placed second and Widener's Dan Jacson took home third.
 
800-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY
Women
Misericordia's team of Cali White, Jenna Flynn, Lilly Bernard, and Tamsin Formon clocked in at 7:53.45 for a first place finish. Widener placed second with a time of 7:57.49 and York's squad clocked in at 8:00.0. 
 
Men
Widener's team of Dan Jackson, Shane Douthit, Jason Mongiovi, and Sean Lehan claimed the gold with a time of 6:56.18. Stevens finished second with a time of 7:04.82 and York took third with a time of 7:90.79