SCRANTON, Pa. – The Ithaca College men's swimming & diving program got its 2024-25 underway on Saturday afternoon in a road dual at the University of Scranton. The Bombers were on the road and similar to the women's program, they won each relay race along with several outstanding individual efforts in a 185-109 victory.
In diving action, it was a neck and neck battle between IC's
Ethan Godfrey and
Samuel Smith on the 1-meter boards. Godrey ended up besting his teammate with a score of 250.25 with Smith finishing second and totaling a 242.40. Godrey also won the 3-meter competition with a finals score of 265.90.
The Bombers saw
Alec Kutsner win both the 100-yard backstroke (53.43) and the 100-yard freestyle (48.81).
Matthew Mitros showed off his speed winning the 50-yard freestyle with a recorded time of 22.41.
200-yard medley relay:
1.
Alec Kutsner,
Will Stanczewski,
Matthew Mitros and
Spencer Alderson- 1:37.12
1000-yard freestyle:
2.
Matthew Stevens- 10:28.18
3.
James Kissel- 10:28.18
200-yard freestyle:
1.
Kyle Kruppa- 1:48.59
2.
Will Stanczewski – 1:49.55
100-yard backstroke:
1.
Alec Kutsner- 53.43
2.
Marshall Adams- 56.17
3.
Evan Wardrop- 56.29
100-yard breaststroke:
2.
Mateo Graff- 1:03.61
200-yard butterfly:
1.
James Kissel- 2:04.64
2.
Mike Ekert- 2:07.14
50-yard freestyle:
1.
Matthew Mitros- 22.41
2.
Spencer Alderson- 22.43
1-meter diving:
1.
Ethan Godfrey- 250.25
2.
Samuel Smith- 242.40
100-yard freestyle:
1.
Alec Kutsner- 48.81
2.
Spencer Alderson- 49.51
200-yard backstroke:
1.
Marshall Adams- 2:01.12
2.
Evan Wardrop- 2:05.50
200-yard breaststroke:
1.
Matthew Janssen- 2:15.45
500-yard freestyle:
2.
Matthew Stevens- 5:08.56
3.
Kyle Kruppa- 5:11.07
100-yard butterfly:
2.
Matthew Mitros- 54.04
3.
Mike Ekert- 55.62
3-meter diving:
1.
Ethan Godfrey- 265.90
2.
Samuel Smith- 242.00
200-yard IM:
2.
Matthew Janssen- 2:03.93
400-yard Freestyle Relay
1.
Matthew Mitros,
Alec Kutsner,
Spencer Alderson and
Will Stanczewski- 3:45.74
Next up, the Bombers will travel to Worcester, Mass. where they will take on post WPI and Rogers Williams University on Saturday, October 27 at 12 p.m.
