Brockport, NY – The Golden Eagles took the win on both sides of the action against Nazareth in the final home swim and dive meet of the season. The women won 154-88, while the men's team won 113.5-108.5.

Now taking a look at the men's side of the pool, Brockport's win moved the team's record to 4-3-1 in dual action.
 
Alex Scaglione picked up a win in the 100-free event with his time of 49.64. Then in the 200-free, Jace Fredericksen placed first with a 1:52.20.
 
Luca Olivieri picked up a trio of wins for a strong outing at home. He registered times of 56.51 in the 100-back, 1:03.37 in the 100-breast, and a 2:05.83 in the 200-IM.
 
Ren Watson went uncontested in the men's diving competitions, grabbing valuable points on the boards. Ren scored a 258.98 on the 1-meter and a 263.18 on the 3-meter.
 
Brockport's women improved to 6-2 in duals on the season and got to work right away in the home pool.
 
In the 50-free, Sarah Kilburn took first place with a time of 24.96. Teammate Elizabeth Sagan swam a 55.58 to earn the win in the 100-free shortly after.
 
The squad also got it done in the distance races. Emily LeFrois-Heath grabbed first in the 500-free with a time of 5:27.29. Emilena Wilck won the 1,000-free thanks to a time of 11:52.19.
 
In the 100-back it was Miya Vitale that emerged victorious, clocking in at 1:01.22. Addy Martino won the 100-breast (1:10.81), while Kilburn returned for first place in the 100-fly (1:00.99).
 
In the diving competitions, Kyra Russ earned first place on the 3-meter board (267.30) and second on the 1-meter board (260.85). LeFrois-Heath added another win to her ledger for the day with a time of 2:16.18 in the 200-yard IM.
 
In the relays the Golden Eagles were victorious in both showings. The first-place team of Sagan, Butler, Meissner, and Kilburn swam a 1:42.64 in the 200-free relay. In the 200-medley relay it was Vitale, Martino, LeFrois-Heath, and Butler that finished in 1:53.80 for first place.
 
Brockport is now finished with its regular season slate and begins final preparations for the upcoming SUNYAC Championships. It all begins on Wednesday, February 21^st and will be hosted by Erie Community College in Buffalo.