Grand Valley State completed day one at the 2024 GLIAC Swimming & Diving Championships that are being held at the Holland Aquatic Center. The #4 Laker men, who are going for their 10^th consecutive GLIAC crown, lead the way with 248 points, followed by Northern Michigan (200), St. Cloud State (181.5) and Wayne State (178). The #6 GVSU women are first with 230 points, while Wayne State is second (211), and Northern Michigan third (168.5). 
 
Women – 
 
200 Medley Relay – GVSU finished second as Vittoria Proietti, Natalia Hermanowska, Alysa Wager and Tina Winter touched the wall in 1:43.11. 

1000 Free – Katie O'Connell finished fifth with a time of 10:12.27 (DIIB), while Sarah Puscas touched in 10:21.91 (DIIB). Gaia Tomaselli hit the wall 12^th (10:24.55).

200 IM – Sara Alvarez claimed the GLIAC title when she hit the wall first in 2:02.80 (DIIB), while Vittoria Proietti finished fifth (2:05.55). Olivia Geiger recorded a seventh-place finish with a time of 2:08.52. GVSU added three strong finishes in the consolation finals at Staci Nation touched 11^th (2:06.65), Kelly Shortall 12^th (2:08.16) and Alice Persson 13^th (2:08.43). 

50 Free – Sophomore Lucy Hedley claimed her fourth individual GLIAC title in her career when she hit the wall first in a GVSU record-time of 23.22 (DIIB).  Tina Winter touched fourth in a time of 23.79 (DIIB), Kiersten Harmon fifth (23.82) and Annabelle Nixon sixth (24.00). Alysa Wager added a ninth-place finish (23.90). 

200 Free Relay – The Lakers claimed the GLIAC title in the 200 free relay as Kiersten Harmon, Alysa Wager, Annabelle Nixon and Tina Winter hit the wall in 1:33.71 (DIIB).
 
Men – 
200 Medley Relay – The Laker relay team of Aaron Dies, Andrew Goh, Brennan Neitzel and Evan Scotto DiVetta finished third and hit the NCAA B cut with a time of 1:27.44. 

1000 Free – Senior Eric Hieber collected his fourth GLIAC title in the 1000 free when he touched the wall first in 9:04.29 (DIIB). Matthew Lane hit the NCAA B cut with his third-place finish (9:4.69) and Jon Kantzenbach finished fifth and hit the NCAA B cut (9:18.27).  Austin Millard finished 10^th and hit the B cut (9:24.81), while Evan Fox was 13^th (9:37.36). 
 
200 IM – Roger Miret Sala finished third and hit the NCAA B cut with a time of 1:47.33, while Matt Bosch also hit the B cut and finished sixth in a time of 1:48.09 and Will Herwig hit the B cut with his seventh-place finish (1:50.00). Thomas Zoldowski finished 10^th in a B cut time of 1:49.98. 

50 Free – Evan Scotto DiVetta hit the NCAA B cut and finished third (19.99), while Brennan Neitzel also hit the B cut and finished sixth (20.32). Carsyn Christoffel finished ninth in a time of 20.42 (DIIB), and Aaron Dies was 13^th (20.65). 
 
1-Meter Diving – Matthew Blommel finished fourth with a score of 421.05, Jackson Rodriguez was ninth (399.30) and Cory Shade 16^th (316.60).

200 Free Relay – The Lakers' relay team of Evan Scotto DiVetta, Roger Miret Sala, Brennan Neitzel and Matt Bosch claimed the GLIAC title and hit the NCAA B cut in a GVSU varsity record time of 1:19.04.