HOLLAND, Mich. – The men's and women's teams had another great day of competition at the 2026 GLIAC Championships in Holland, Michigan. The women hold a strong position in first with a score of 530 and then men hold their position in first also with a score of 411. 

Avery Rottier touched the wall in 56.28 in the 100 fly to take third place for the Lakers and bring home a medal.

Katie O'Connell broke the GLIAC meet record with a time of 4:17.12 as she took home another GLIAC Championship title.

Lucy Hedley touched the wall in 1:47.37 to take first place for the Lakers and earn another GLIAC Championship medal. Angelica Angilletta grabbed second place with a time of 1:50.58 to bring home the silver medal.

Olivia Kutsche claimed first place in the 3-meter dive with a score of 444.10. Macy Polasek took third place to earn the bronze medal with a score of 425.20.

The women's 400 medley relay team touched the wall in 3:42.80 to win the GLIAC Championship. Members of the relay included Rottier, Hedley, Proietti, and Geiger.

On the men's side, Keiran Rahmaan grabbed first place in the 100 fly with a time of 47.23 to earn his first GLIAC Championship as a Laker. Thomas Ferguson took third place to bring home a medal with a time of 1:37.38.

Matti Gaebler earned the bronze medal in the 400 IM with a time of 3:56.55, bringing home a medal as a freshman.

Evan Scotto DiVetta touched the wall in 1:36.82 to take first place for the Lakers and earn his first GLIAC Championship medal of the meet.

The men's 400 medley relay team earned a first-place podium finish with a time of 3:10.70. Members of the relay included Abdelkarim, Scotto DiVetta, Rahmaan, and Goh.

The upcoming event for the Lakers is day three of the GLIAC Championship and prelims will start at 10 a.m. Click here to watch all the action for the next couple of days. Check out meet mobile for live updates of each event.For updates, follow @gvsuswimdive on Instagram and @gvsuswim on Twitter.