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2026-27 Swimming ODAC Relays - Story Cover

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Men's and Women's Swimming Both Place Second At ODAC Relays

Lexington, Va. -- The University of Lynchburg swimming teams combined for 638 points and a second-place finish at the 2026 ODAC Relays on Saturday at the Washington and Lee Natatorium.

The Lynchburg women highlighted the meet by winning the 200-yard freestyle relay. Sydney Weeks, Gracie Maughan, Eliza Fleenor and Sienna Schmeck completed the event in 1:39.55, finishing five-hundredths of a second ahead of Washington and Lee.

Weeks, Maughan and Schmeck also helped Lynchburg place second in the 400-yard freestyle relay. The trio joined Lilly Pifer to record a time of 3:43.64.

The Hornets earned another runner-up finish in the women's 200-yard medley relay. Ashlyn Zeier, Maughan, Weeks and Schmeck touched the wall in 1:51.23.

Lynchburg also produced strong results in the backstroke relays. Abigail Schneider, Fleenor and Zeier finished second in the women's 3x50-yard backstroke relay with a time of 1:24.09. Henry Brooks, Jonah Rees and Zach Hubbard placed third in the men's event in 1:12.28.

Maughan, Fleenor and Schneider added a second-place performance in the women's 3x50-yard breaststroke relay, finishing in 1:34.03.

On the men's side, Lynchburg placed two teams among the top three in the 100-yard underwater relay. JC Gordon, Rees, Andrew Fiore and Brooks earned second in 45.74, while Isaac Semones, Angel Figueroa, Andrew Neculai and Luke Gonzales followed in third with a time of 46.93.

Joao Czarnecki, Gordon, Adam Fisher and Brooks recorded another third-place result in the men's 400-yard freestyle relay, completing the race in 3:14.99. Jesse Eskelund, Fisher, Gordon and Brooks also placed third in the 200-yard freestyle relay with a time of 1:27.74.

Lynchburg finished the competition with one victory, eight runner-up performances and five third-place results. Washington and Lee won the combined standings with 964 points.

The Hornets have about a month to prepare for their first dual meet of the season against Roanoke on Saturday, October 24 at noon at the Liberty University Natatorium.

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Players Mentioned

Abigail Schneider

Abigail Schneider

Sophomore
Andrew Fiore

Andrew Fiore

Sophomore
Andrew Neculai

Andrew Neculai

Freshman
Luke Gonzales

Luke Gonzales

Freshman
Adam Fisher

Adam Fisher

Freshman
Zach Hubbard

Zach Hubbard

Freshman
Sienna Schmeck

Sienna Schmeck

Freshman
Eliza Fleenor

Eliza Fleenor

Freshman
Gracie Maughan

Gracie Maughan

Sophomore
Henry Brooks

Henry Brooks

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Abigail Schneider

Abigail Schneider

Sophomore
Andrew Fiore

Andrew Fiore

Sophomore
Andrew Neculai

Andrew Neculai

Freshman
Luke Gonzales

Luke Gonzales

Freshman
Adam Fisher

Adam Fisher

Freshman
Zach Hubbard

Zach Hubbard

Freshman
Sienna Schmeck

Sienna Schmeck

Freshman
Eliza Fleenor

Eliza Fleenor

Freshman
Gracie Maughan

Gracie Maughan

Sophomore
Henry Brooks

Henry Brooks

Freshman