The Oswego State men's and women's swimming and diving teams both continued their dominance in the first half of the season, collecting wins in their dual-meet against Brockport on Saturday afternoon. With a 194-72 victory to improve to 6-0, the men's perfect record stays intact, while the women pick up their fifth-straight win with a score of 173.5-111.5.
In the men's relays, the underclassmen swimmers showed their speed. Luis Perez, JJ Alaniz, Walker Snowdenand Alex Davie opened the day with a time of 1:39.34 to win the 200-yard medley relay. Later on in the 200-yard free relay, Davie and Snowden paired with Ryan Kreuser and Nicholas Weber to collect 11 more points for the Lakers. Individually, Daniel Rodriguez went a perfect 3-0 in his events. The sophomore outswam his competitors in the 1000-yard free, 500-yard free and 200-yard fly.
Like Rodriguez, Riley Synan did not lose an individual event. With wins in the 1000-yard free, 500-yard free and 200-yard IM, the junior scored 27 points for Oswego. Freshman Merima Kulosman went undefeated in her individual events as well. First, Kulosman finished the 100-yard breast with a time of 1:13.02 to take home the victory. Later, she took first again in the 200-yard breast, clocking a time of 2:41.89.
Both teams will look to continue their winning streaks when they return to the pool on Dec. 1-2 for the Hamilton Invite.
