Senior diver Lydia Allen (Cortland, NY/Cortland) swept the diving competition during The College at Brockport Women's Swimming and Diving 178-112 home win over Oswego Saturday afternoon in the James B. Fulton Natatorium. Sophomores Nik Von Stackelberg (Alfred, NY/Alfred-Almond) and Austin Moyer (Newport News, VA/Woodside) had incredible afternoons for the men's squad but the team dropped a close 158-140 decision.

Brockport women's (3-1) senior diver Allen won the one meter diving event with a score of 236.90 and set a personal best during the three meter event with a score of 223.45. Freshman teammate Kate Nau (Churchville, NY/Churchville-Chili) placed second in both events scoring 203.85 in the one meter and a 207.15 in the three meter dive.

Also winning multiple events for the Brockport women were seniors Melanie Melewski (New Baltimore, NY/Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk) and Taylor Schaffert (Lockport, NY/Lockport). Melewski won both the 100 and 200-yard breaststroke events, while Schaffert won the 50-yard free and 200-yard backstroke.

Melewski finished the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:07.36 and dominated the 200-yard event, finishing more than 20 seconds ahead of the nearest opponent with a time of 2:30.51.

Schaffert flew through the water in the 50-yard free, finishing in 0:25.07 more than a second ahead of second place teammate Holly Jackson (West Falls, NY/East Aurora). Schaffert also placed just ahead of Jackson in the 200-yard back with a time of 2:16.37.

Melewski and Schaffert also helped Brockport place first in the 200-yard medley relay and the 400-yard free relay. Schaffert, Melewski, Rachel Coia (Rochester, NY/Spencerport) and Mary Jane Leja (Auburn, NY/Auburn) started the swim meet off with a bang finishing first in the 200-yard medley relay, with a time of 1:51.80. Schaffert, Leja, Melewski and Jackson led Brockport to a win in the 400-yard free relay, finishing nearly 20 seconds ahead of Oswego with a time of 3:45.98.

Brockport's women showed a great range of versatility placing first individually in four other swimming events. Leja won the 200-yard free with a time of 2:03.66, more than four seconds faster than the quickest Laker. Freshman Ameera Bhanji (Wappengers Falls, NY/Roy C. Ketcham) finished the 200-yard fly in 2:25.30, taking first by more than a second. Coia placed first in the 100-yard free, breaking the minute barrier with a 0:57.29 finish, with both her splits taking less than 30 seconds. Freshman Ellie Jones won the 200-yard individual medley with a time of 2:25.45.

Brockport's men (0-4) were led by the swimming of Von Stackelberg and Moyer. Both Von Stackelberg and Moyer won three individual events and also led Brockport to victory in a relay.

Von Stackelberg won the 1000-yard free, 200-yard backstroke, 500-yard free and helped Brockport win the 400-yard free relay. He won the 1000-yard free by nearly 30 seconds, finishing in 10:26.93. In the 200-yard back he scored a victory with a time of 2:06.62. He finished nearly five seconds ahead of the nearest Laker in the 500-yard free, scoring victory with a time of 5:03.59. In the 400-yard free relay, Brockport pushed ahead of Oswego for the one second difference behind the swimming of Von Stackelberg, Erick Zawislak (Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara-Wheatfield), Brett Cohen (Lynbrook, NY/Hewlett) and Dustin Wurster (Buffalo, NY/West Seneca West).

Moyer dominated the 200-yard distance, winning the free, fly and individual medley as well as contributing to Brockport's win in the medley relay. He finished the free in 1:50.21, the fly in 2:04.04 and the individual medley in 2:03.88. Zawislak, Chris Heckman (Ballston Spa, NY/Ballston Spa) and Wurster teamed with Moyer in the medley relay narrowly beating Oswego with a time of 1:41.37.

Both Zawislak and Wurster won individual events by less than a second. Zawislak won the 100-yard backstroke with a 0:57.37 time and Wurster won the 50-yard free with a 0:22.24 time.

Sophomore men's diver Gabriel Arias (Rochester, NY/Eastridge) finished first and second in the one and three meter diving events. His score of 268.05 placed him first in the one meter event and his 237.30 score earned him second in the three meter diving event.