This month, the Atlantic 10 is looking back at the 22 championships during the 2023-24 academic year.
Below is the Swimming & Diving Championship rewind.
George Washington won both the men's and women's swimming and diving championships this February at the Hampton Aquaplex, the fourth-straight for the men and third-straight for the women.
On the men's side, GW led from the start, widening its gap each night. The Revolutionaries ended the championships with 844 points after having 612 after Friday, 330 on Thursday and 111 points on Wednesday. Massachusetts came in second place with 455.5 points.
There were Co-Most Outstanding Men’s Performers of the Year as Davidson sophomore Dylan Felt and George Washington junior Connor Rodgers split the 2024 honors as both set multiple records this weekend. Most Outstanding Rookie of the Year accolades went to La Salle’s Andrea Savoca. The Most Outstanding Diver of the Year went to Massachusetts sophomore Andrew Bell.
On the women's side, after taking an opening day lead, GW extended its advantage across the remaining three days of competition, more than quadrupling their day one to two score (80 to 320) before jumping to 583.5 points entering Saturday, leading by 277 points entering the final day of competition. Collecting 7890 points for all four days, the Colonials concluded the meet with a separation of 420, topping second overall Richmond (470) to cement the win.
After setting the 200-yard breaststroke record on Saturday evening, Fordham’s Ainhoa Martin was named the Women’s Most Outstanding Performer of the Year. George Washington’s Zoe Schneider was selected as the Most Outstanding Rookie of the Year. George Washington also earned Most Outstanding Diver of the Year accolades with Olivia Paquette earning the distinction.
A-10 Swimming & Diving Championship Rewind