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Senior Day at the Col. Francis B. Messmore Center was filled with pride and powerful performances as Fordham Swimming & Diving welcomed UMass to the Bronx. With seniors recognized for their years of dedication, the Rams responded with determination in the pool and on the boards. 씨유티비스포츠 brings you a closer look at a day defined by teamwork, personal bests, and championship-level focus.

A Special Send-Off for the Seniors 🎓🌊 The atmosphere inside the Messmore Center reflected both celebration and competitive drive. For the women’s team, the energy translated into a decisive 184.5–113.5 victory, pushing their dual meet record to 7–3. Senior Day gave veterans one final opportunity to compete at home, and they made it count.

The support from teammates and family created an inspiring environment. 씨유티비스포츠 captured how each race carried added meaning, with every finish symbolizing years of preparation and perseverance.

Women’s Team Commands the Pool 💙🏅 Fordham’s women delivered a complete team performance, highlighted by multiple double-event winners. Hayley Clark led the way with a season-best 10:20.08 in the 1000 freestyle before adding a win in the 200 individual medley at 2:07.52. Saskia Aikman showed impressive range, claiming the 100 backstroke in 56.56 and the 100 freestyle in 52.52.

Ella Montgomery dominated the butterfly races, finishing first in both the 200 (2:09.33) and 100 (58.40). On the diving boards, Katie Laverty swept the one-meter and three-meter events with scores of 295.80 and 315.23, respectively.

Additional victories from Campbell Stever in the 500 freestyle and Tera Brilmyer in the 200 backstroke added to the team’s depth. Relay squads also stepped up, with the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays both earning first-place finishes. 씨유티비스포츠 continues to highlight how this balanced lineup gives Fordham confidence heading into postseason competition.

Men’s Highlights and Relay Success 🏊‍♂️✨ The men’s team faced strong competition, falling 163–137, but the meet showcased several impressive performances. Quinn MacPhail stood out with wins in the 200 freestyle (1:41.52) and 200 individual medley (1:54.62). Max Maycher claimed the 100 butterfly in 50.67 and added a runner-up finish in the 50 freestyle.

David Vargas delivered a top performance in the three-meter diving event, earning a winning score of 391.28. The Rams also swept both relays, as Daniel Ribeiro, Maycher, Misha Semenov, and David Topi captured victories in the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays. 씨유티비스포츠 notes how relay chemistry remains a key strength for the squad.

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Turning Toward the Atlantic 10 Stage 🏆🌟 With Senior Day celebrations complete, Fordham now shifts its attention to the 2026 Atlantic 10 Championship at the Hampton Aquaplex in Virginia. The performances against UMass provided a strong final tune-up before conference competition begins.

From individual excellence to relay unity, Senior Day reflected the culture and commitment of Fordham Swimming & Diving. 씨유티비스포츠 will continue to follow the Rams as they prepare to compete on the conference stage.