The Fairfield University men's and women's swimming teams continued their winning streak on the third day of the MAAC Championships, adding more gold to their collection and setting new records. The women's team reclaimed the top spot in the team standings, while the men's squad secured the fourth position overall. The standout performances included Tone Sandsjo winning the 100 breaststroke in a record time of 1:01.45 and the 400 medley relay finishing in a record time of 3:44.67. These victories, along with other first-place finishes, propelled the Stags into first place with 480 points, ahead of Niagara University and Marist College.

By the Numbers
  • Women's team: 1st place with 480 points
  • Men's team: 4th place with 306.5 points
  • Tone Sandsjo's 100 breaststroke: 1:01.45 (new MAAC record)
  • 400 medley relay: 3:44.67 (new MAAC record)
State of Play
  • Women's team regained the top spot in the standings
  • Men's team secured 4th position overall
  • Standings: Women - 1. Fairfield (480 points), 2. Niagara (444 points), 3. Marist (415 points). Men - 1. Marist (438 points), 2. Niagara (347 points), 3. Rider (336 points)
  • Final day of the championship set for Saturday
Bottom Line

The Fairfield University men's and women's swimming teams showcased their dominance on the third day of the MAAC Championships, securing top positions and setting new records. With outstanding individual and relay performances, they have positioned themselves as strong contenders for the championship title.