LEXINGTON, Va. - The Washington and Lee University men's swimming collected two event victories in a non-conference dual against sixth-ranked Carnegie Mellon, falling 191–71 at the W&L Natatorium.

The Generals were led by Dalton Jobe, who won the 200-yard freestyle and added runner-up finishes in the 100 freestyle (46.45) and 200 IM (1:54.37). Leighton Chapman sprinted to the wall first in the 50 freestyle (20.87), while the 200 medley relay of Tinsley, Cerone, Ross and Jobe finished second (1:33.35). Harrison Cerone was second in the 100 breaststroke (57.83) and also took second in the 200 breaststroke (2:12.68). Zane Ross added a runner-up in the 100 butterfly (51.83).

Up Next: Washington and Lee returns to the pool on Friday, October 24th as they welcome the University of Lynchburg. The meet is slated to start at 6 p.m. in the W&L Natatorium.
 

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W&L Event Winners

• 200-Yard Freestyle: Dalton Jobe — 1:42.34
• 50-Yard Freestyle: Leighton Chapman — 20.87

Notable Performances

• Dalton Jobe added second-place finishes in the 100 freestyle (46.45) and 200 individual medley (1:54.37), leading all W&L scorers with three top-two results.
• Leighton Chapman captured the 50 freestyle title and contributed a 22.48 anchor leg in the 200 medley relay.
• Harrison Cerone placed second in both breaststroke races — the 100 (57.83) and 200 (2:12.68) — and helped the medley relay finish second overall.
• Zane Ross finished second in the 100 butterfly (51.83) and swam on the runner-up medley relay.
• Cooper Tinsley, Reid Vandervoort, and Jackson Hall all contributed scoring swims in their specialty events, with Hall taking fifth in the 200 backstroke (2:03.28).
• The 200 medley relay team of Tinsley, Cerone, Ross, and Jobe finished second with a time of 1:33.35.

By the Numbers

• Event Wins: 2 of 14
• Winning Percentage: 14.3%
• Top-Three Finishes: 10 of 14
• Scoring Positions: 34 of 70
• Percentage of Scoring Finishes: 48.6%
• Dual Meet Record: 1–1
   

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