FAIRFIELD, Conn. – After three days at the Terrier Invitational, the Fairfield men's team finished in sixth place, while the women placed eighth. Winning the event on the men's side was Army followed by Boston College and Boston University. Army also took home first place on the women's side of action topping Boston University and Vermont.

On the women's side for Fairfield, Courtney Dye was the lone Stag in the 1650 freestyle, finishing in 19:17.07. In the 200 backstroke event, Kristin Kunnapas led the Stags with a 37^th place finish after clocking in at a personal best 2:17.81. In the 100 freestyle, Kelly Cordes led Fairfield with a time of 54.02. Colleen Young qualified for the consolation final of the 200 breaststroke placing 14^th overall with a personal best time of 2:26.92. Grace Goddard qualified for the bonus finals in the 200 butterfly, earning a 22^nd place finish after touching the wall in 2:11.07. And in the final event of the weekend, the 400 freestyle relay team of Cordes, Donna Lam, Goddard, and Emily Holman placed 19^th with a time of 3:41.62.

Phillip Zyskowski started the day off for the men with a 19^th place finish in the 1650 freestyle after clocking in at 16:39.36. Griffin Burke qualified for the bonus final in the 200 backstroke event, earning a 23^rd place finish with a personal best time of 1:56.04. In the 100 freestyle, Zyskowski was the top Fairfield finisher clocking in at 49.36. Harrison McGovern led the Stags in the 200 breaststroke with a time of 2:23.95. Jordan Rahurahu qualified for the bonus final of the 200 butterfly event and finished 19^th overall with a personal best time of 1:55.86. And in the 400 freestyle realy, the Fairfield team of Andrew Tavcar, Zyskowski, Ian Nelson, and Rahurahu placed 15th.