HUNTINGDON, Pa. – The Susquehanna University men's swimming team turned in a strong all-around performance Saturday afternoon, earning a 113-92 victory over Juniata College in a Landmark dual meet to go 3-0 on the season. The River Hawks captured several individual event victories and swept both men's relay events to secure the road win. Perhaps the highlight of the day was at the start when the men's 200 medley relay team set a new pool record with a time of 1:50.13. 

How It Went Down

• Susquehanna opened the meet in impressive fashion in the men's 200-meter medley relay. The quartet of Kaden TenEyck, Akira Black, Dan Venuti and Doug Bell touched the wall first in 1:50.13, finishing more than five seconds ahead of Juniata's top team. The performance also marked a new school record for the River Hawks.
• Tim Wetmore followed with an individual victory in the 800-meter freestyle, clocking in at 9:21.06 to lead a strong Susquehanna effort. Caleb Hines added a fifth-place finish in the event.
• Kaden TenEyck continued to lead the way in the sprint events, winning the 50-meter freestyle in 24.77. Eskander Bierman added a second-place finish in 25.68, while Kade Cimakasky finished fourth.
• Dan Venuti captured another individual victory for Susquehanna in the 100-meter butterfly, touching the wall in 1:01.23. Doug Bell added a first-place finish in the 100-meter freestyle with a time of 54.97, while Joey Wayne finished third.
• The River Hawks also controlled the backstroke events, with TenEyck winning the 100-meter backstroke in 1:03.39. Brandon Sutherland followed in second place with a time of 1:05.80.
• Susquehanna continued to collect valuable points in the distance and middle-distance events. Wetmore finished second in the 400-meter freestyle in 4:33.29, while Keegan Pence added a third-place finish.
• The River Hawks put an exclamation point on the victory in the final event, the 400-meter freestyle relay. The team of Joey Wayne, Eskander Bierman, Kade Cimakasky and Tim Wetmore edged Juniata's top quartet with a winning time of 3:46.64.
• Susquehanna's second relay team of Pence, Jack Tamkus, Caleb Hines and Brandon Sutherland also delivered a strong performance, finishing fourth in 4:05.18.

Inside the Results

• Kaden TenEyck led the River Hawks with two individual victories, winning the 50-meter freestyle (24.77) and 100-meter backstroke (1:03.39). He also helped Susquehanna win the 200-meter medley relay.
• Doug Bell captured the 100-meter freestyle in 54.97 and contributed to the school-record 200-meter medley relay victory.
• Dan Venuti won the 100-meter butterfly in 1:01.23 and helped secure the opening relay victory.
• Tim Wetmore won the 800-meter freestyle (9:21.06) and added a second-place finish in the 400-meter freestyle (4:33.29).
• Eskander Bierman finished second in the 50-meter freestyle and helped Susquehanna capture the 400-meter freestyle relay.
• Brandon Sutherland placed second in the 100-meter backstroke (1:05.80).
• Joey Wayne finished third in the 100-meter freestyle and contributed to the winning 400-meter freestyle relay.
• Kade Cimakasky added a fourth-place finish in the 50-meter freestyle and helped secure the final relay victory.
• The River Hawks finished with a 113-92 advantage in the men's team standings, highlighted by four individual event victories and wins in both relay events.

Up Next for the River Hawks

• Susquehanna returns home this Friday evening, November 6, when they take on Messiah in a non-conference dual meet at the Garrett Aquatics Center.