Owls Back Home for Keiser Meet

BOCA RATON, Fla. – Florida Atlantic University's men's and women's swimming teams are back at the FAU Aquatic Center for a meet against Keiser.

The Owls return home after two successful meets on the road, the TYR Fall Classic where both teams took first place, as well as a sweep against Florida Gulf Coast and Bellarmine.

Keiser is no team to sleep on, however, as both the men and women are No. 1 in the NAIA. The Owls competed against the Seahawks earlier in the season at the TYR Fall Classic.

Florida Atlantic vs. Keiser
Meet Details	Friday, Oct. 27 at 3 p.m. \| Boca Raton, Fla. \| FAUAquatic Center
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Keiser Links	News \| Roster (Men) \| Roster (Women) \| Schedule

Last Time Out

Men

It was another successful day for the Owls on the diving board. Trevor Kuhn posted an NCAA Zone qualifying score of 339.00 on the 3-meter dive and 256.73 on the 1-meter dive (256.73). For his efforts, he was named ASUN Diver of the Week
The men relay teams continued to win. The 200 medley relay team of Luke Beals, Jack Sheehan, Peyton Ming, and Jacob Rubin posted a time of 1:32.13, while the 200 free relay team (Beals, Rubin, Brett Reason, Logan Thornsberry) earned a time of 1:24.29
Multiple sweeps were registered by the Owls: the 200 IM (Sheehan with 1:53.15, Nick Shaffer with 1:56.71, David Arneskov with 1:57.02), the 100 free (Jacob Rubin with 46.41, Timo Paisley with 47.45, and Cameron Speed with 47.68), and the 200 free (Logan Thornsberry with 1:42.01, Takoda Heckman with 1:43.64, Arneskov with 1:43.97)
Sheehan (56.52) and Brett Sasser (58.27) earned first and second place, respectively, in the 100 breast
Peyton Ming was victorious in the 100 fly (49.12)
Brett Reason won the 50 free (21.82), followed by Payne Smith in second (22.15)

Women

Alicia Mora tallied huge victories in both the 1-meter (305.48) and 3-meter dives (308.18), also both diving zone 'A' cuts
The Owls recorded a sweep in the 100 back: Riley Trout (57.31) finished in first place, followed by Roberta Circi (58.42) in second, and Amelia Robertson (58.84) placed in third
Yasmine Safargar (2:08.47) and Circi (2:09.87) finished in first and second place, respectively, in the 200 IM
Maggie Casey won the 500 free (5:11.44)
Izzy Jones tallied a first-place finish in the 50 free (24.19)
Bilu Bianchi placed in first in the 100 breast (1:04.74)

On Deck

The busy season for the Owls continues with an even busier weekend. FAU will have a road meet against Miami on Friday, Nov. 3, followed by a home meet on Saturday, Nov. 4 against the University of Toronto.

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