Day 2 Results

The Grand Valley State men's and women's swimming & diving teams increased their leads at the 2023 GLIAC Swimming & Diving Championships being held at the Holland Aquatic Center. The Laker women have 483.5 points, 88 ahead of Wayne State, while the Laker men have a two-day total of 470.5 points, 190 clear of Wayne State in second. 
 
Women 
 
Junior Alysa Wager was able to get the evening session started in fine fashion with a win in the 100 fly, setting a GLIAC Championship, GLIAC all-time and GVSU record when she touched in 54.60. Bianca Licari finished eighth (57.74).
 
Freshman Katie O'Connell set a GVSU freshman record and claimed the GLIAC Championship in the 400 IM with a time of 4:21.55. Fellow freshman Gaia Tomaselli finished third (4:28.15) and Sarah Puscas touched eighth in a time of 4:34.82. Dayna Borregard touched ninth in 4:34.65 and Liv Geiger finished 12^th with a time of 4:39.91. 
 
Freshman Lucy Hedley set a GVSU freshman record in the 200 free, claiming the GLIAC Championship in a time of 1:48.50. Freshman Angelica Angilletta tallied a second-place finish (1:49.87), Tina Winter touched ninth (1:52.84), Emma Bliss 12^th (1:53.46), Linda Frick 13^th (1:54.12) and Rebecca Farber 14^th (1:54.60). 
 
The women's 400 medley relay team of Angelica Angilletta, Delaney Wihebrink, Alysa Wager and Lucy Hedley claimed the GLIAC Championship with a time of 3:45.04.
 
 
Men
Senior Keegan Hawkins captured went back-to-back in the 400 IM, claiming the 2023 GLIAC Championship in a time of 3:52.12. Hawkins doubled as the 200 and 400 IM GLIAC Champion in 2022 and 2023. Jon Kantzenbach touched fourth in a time of 3:56.75, Matt Lane finished fifth (3:58.03) and Thomas Zoldowski 13^th (4:05.55). 
 
Sophomore Matt Bosch set a GLIAC Championship meet record and the GVSU varsity record in the 200 free when he touched the wall first in a time of 1:35.56. Senior Roger Miret Sala touched second in a time of 1:36.40, junior Eric Hieber was fourth in 1:37.74, sophomore Austin Millard was fifth with a time of 1:38.81 and Evan Scotto DiVetta was 11^th (1:39.87). 
 
Markus Kruse finished third in the 100 fly with a time of 48.63, followed by Kyle Raskay in fifth (48.85), Brennan Neitzel in sixth (49.15) and Will Herwig in 11^th (49.96). 
 
GVSU finished second in the 400 medley relay as Miret Sala, Hawkins, Raskay and Bosch hit the wall second in a time of 3:13.57. 
 
Senior Wrigley Field finished second on the 3-meter board with a score of 430.45, while Isaiah Swilley finished third with a score of 426.75.